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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

HAIIlNuhLi MoNbAl Il NukhHN ~ low
swiSU--The receipts arc light again thlS wceE,
though the number exceeds that of last week
more than 800 head but thCrc are sufficient on
the market, trade being reported us slower
Value, Htr unchanged since last week, western
selling. ~ then At s. COaj IS and nearby hogs
g. OOAJ " per 100 lbs gross, and roughs s. OOAi w
Receipts, 5,6s2 head
sIEEP ASD LAIIs-ThGfG Is q fair trade for
good sheen aud lambs Common VI both are
dull. rs also arc stock ewes for which but llltl5
demand Is reported. Common to idir sheep,
ll,a!c. fair to good. ?};a2c lambs, sai5fc aud a
few extra l3Ic gross Stock ewes, Zoe to - ~
CALvrS Common to fair vcas sold at anic;
fair TO good, i4a5SE KoughS s. OOaJ " per
head,
Chicago Cattle were unchanged and In light
demand Sales were On UasiS VI s. Ggaj Is i0t
common TO choice raiivo dressed beef aud ship
pug steers. few w1rc good enough 10 fetch - So
OF 10 poor - To 80 below 81 2h; poor 10 choice
cows u gja3 N the greater part selling At 81 15a
~, bulls 81 7jaa IS: veal calves s. 10. Texas
catto si0OaS Is Hogs, demand poor and prices
lower heavy hogs 81 O0ui Is. best butcher hogs
q 81 mixed lots 81 g0AI rs: light weights 81 IVA
iSl The bulk Of sales occurred At 81 2jai ~ for
packing aud - 4hRi s. for shipping lots sheep
In good demand aud prices stronger Sales were
on a basis Of 81 i1a3 " tof Inferior 10 choice
. = for common 70 choice; prime to best beng
sc per 10 pounds higher than at the close OF
last WcOk. kcccptA-Catilc, 500 head: calves
/, 100 hoad; hogs, l4,0l) head: sheep 200 head.
Enat Liberty Cattle and hogs steady aud
unchanged. Sheep stcndy ana highof. CXtm
s Oa2 i. good y tON2 s1 common unchanged;
sprug lambs T. Olat bO veal calves a. 2ja7 %.
CIncinnatI-FogS h!rly active at siOJAi IS;
receipts 200 head; shipments 30 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28
FINANCE AND TIsADE,
Tho TsnturcS OF the Money and Stock
Markets..

Tho TonturcS 0t the Money and Stock
Markets..
Erw Yonr, August Money on cali easy At
per cent, last loan ! per conti closed ut per
cent Prime mercantile parcralist'i per cent
sterling exchange nrmcr nt sisl'4aI o. silver
certificates GGEsGihc
The upward movement IN pricos on the stock
exchange was continued to-day, aud prcculatun
asmmcl buuyunt tone Tho railway group
lul In the improvement. notably the HtnnEorN
with IT. PAM Rnd Rock Island IN tho lead ana
burlington aud Northwestern lnggug behind
slightly Tho iDtrigu contingent was good
buyer Of tho International stocks ~ Paul,
Nnhisuu aud Louisville & Nashville being the
tnyprilrg Stocks Ui the companies IN tho hands
Oi receiver were IN request by rcn7Un NJ the be-
Ilef ni the success Di IN" EfIU reorganization
plau, AMI Northern Pacific preferred, AirNlgOn,
krnilng mud l.fiN itrli received strong support.
Ia The Industrial thar, ~ rulD tho move.
munis resulted In not gains, M exception hulug
Cuirngu Gas down pUt cent Hlgnt AflOl
nu paTly reaction Of SO sold NJ 7, reacted "
rallied -, aud foil Ol 'aG. Tobacco rose 4 do.
riIueI W.. recovered a., aud fOcOdcd l,C
Leather pTriauoi declined y, nnl recovered ~
ncf enn, Thn speculation In railway mortgage;
wN, characterized BY pronounced strength aud
animation. the sales dgRrcgnilnR slONOOO.
Government bonds strong
ptntr bUndslull
RhIlfnnd bonds strong, ..
Tho total Falul VI stocks to-day were 80iHl
bluus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

Syrip'-Choicc sugar syrups &c; fancy dripi
aSC silver dripi &c; New Orcaus mo,
laS,Cs choice, 30; prime Gc; ilir BE; mixed
good New Orleans zoe: bakers good SO.
PrDuillUn'-LatgrS Z, hams To- a; medium :, e.
hams iOi4c; 3 q breakfast bacon No. 5. Q. shout
lors 7 y. Side, %; ordinary beQt lie; ham
dried breiAal ~. kuucklcs lie; family mess pork
jlb plcccJsl 100, bean pork, bGls., 81? 80,
LIrt-rhrc refined, IN fierce, l!tc: ~ ID thus
Il4c. Chicago Lard. IN tletcc. Ilyc; 30 ID tins
7i.C;uu pals albS. SIC; tiupails, lbs. SIC; tin
pals, 10 lbs SIC TIN pals, 20 lbs, sSc,
NuJir--Cutloaf BIC. cubes +s5c; powdered
1851 formulated standard &c; standard coutcc.
TONERS A LODc: Columbia Aai'5c: standard
Windsor 4rc; American 4 i.SiO white extra
CllSc; extra C AySc; irult sugar J5ic; refined
C6Ss-Grecn coNcc-Fancr Golden Rio 91s
fancy green nc; ChOiCugruon 9!'sr roasting
grades - ~. Java gsEc roasted u parEhsG'-
Arrow Rio u IDc. Panhandle u ~: Arbnoki1
co.'s roasted q. 7gc. Hulk roasted NC; Old Gov
cTnmcnt Java roasted Gle; Mocha anu Java jli;
a. grade Rio 10
JlpslG Imperial ilIiIc, Japan 2'aIjc; Oolnng ga
sJC sOGchOug 4ia1V
CuqiiSs-,slAr full weight lDc, Parallnc PSF
ID, llSc; mould pct set lJc:
Ha.Jdr-Cholcc elder. i!AliC par gal; standard
city brands lOlllC per gallon county l3ll0c per
gal, NS 10 quality
frtt cream. swrltser, fiatt+yt according % qua,
Ity, LlmhutIut l2Ci factory llGc
F,sh-So macEGIoI, 81 lbs sil0l; No, eS'
ira mackcFcI, V hbls new. lOl lbs e. 90 No, 2
70 lbs, !, 81 40 $, small 81 90 Tor 81 lbs; No J,
large 100 lbs, SfOl
>ott-Tlmothy, 81 a. per bu'hcl coyor' small
seed. 50 IL
SGi-No /, per Dbl, glr; extra, per Dbl, 81 90
dairy. fnc i've bU'hel slcSi 81 blper sack
sId C0ra-ilC per 10.
Drlrt Frtuh-Evhporatcl pcachc', IN boxes
ihC: OyaUOFatcd peaches in bags. sAHc.
tdan,i GOOfs-Slaudatd $40. hhl1 peaches
$500: pic pclchr,, |!bS gbti pic peaches, lbn
81 o. No 3 tomatoes, s,cusI o. corn, sl0l
!dvrnde. 2 lbs, Soc Strawberries. lbs, 81 10
black berries : lbs, 81 10, rgpDcrries lbA'
81 W: dAms0ns lbs, 9lr; lima beans, lbs
aJcaSl !. cove oys'en, | b. light eOc do 10,
fuii weight, NC, string beans, lbs, 7jaah sue
cotnsh. J lh, pkasi -, carly June peas, y y,
French peas. s. III Mhrruwtat peas 2ihA 81 h,
pincipplc,. 81 -, gooVcbcrriei lbs, ghal o.
Wooden Var No tubs. 40 no q ~
No g. ~ ~, n,hOOp pals. 81 >. Sh9Op, 81 y,
single wn,iholris, 81 -, double do $50, nni
crlmps.l doubled, slTN; siugIe. s. -
Og-lqrl western extra strained 7Sc; carbon,
water white sc 49,. nc. no, 6,sG white
miners best i3ci white miners No : nc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

GrIil-Oh wheat 7jc per bnsh0li new wheat
TO- per bu,hrl, Corn, per bushel, car from Store,
G0u Old rati.Out OF store, woUIrn crop. iDO per
hu,hu; now oats NC per hnsheL
Fbur-PanCy roller mill winter wheat wood
ut 81 10 per btrrO paper, - % nor barrpG spring
wheat MinuunAhn 81 10 In suck. 81 10 per barrel
Old wheat, Fhmou, g. DO IN sack, 81 u In wood
Galaxy, 81 10 In sack, 81 10 IN barrel; Plllsbuty
hOur, Il 7jin wood aud Onc.cShth CotIOui 81 %
~ paper,
FGst-llrau SIS per toni mlldllugi SD
pcrtln. HAY, bl0d SlS o. DER tom new hay
w. Straw, loose aud baled $ " per ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

R5o,trai Rptt-Gins-ng, dry, per h., IN 10
uDuh 8! Illl %; Iis4ltraG bark, par To-, Salii
sa,sairas oil. per b. iDiilti May apple root, Pet
10 ~ SIic. yellow root golden solD, per h.. lisa
,Dc: blood root, per d.. blIr senncA snake root.
root per To-. 2iaiiH pink root, pcr ID, iin1. 81
80. elm bark per b. &c, wild cherry bark,
'Betni-PrImonew hand. picked medium, 81 G.;
prime new haul picked navy, .!Dh
iio7,-FInp washed lie 70 OF for un.
washed. medium unvashcl ijai6c medium
washed i6nlIc,
VJn.y--ln tue comb, p,r To-, i3ilil
RlJi-.COuntty mi sod 5gtlc per 10,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28
Wool.


phtIadHIphIa--woOl quiet but lrm at un.
changed prices: PennSylyaniG, Ohio and Wost
Virginia \ and above lSaigc; X i7alSo; medium
2iaglc, quRr,erhlood AR2l0; common sallc:
New York. Michigan aud Wisconsin. y aud above
i6aiTc. medium 20a9lc; quRrterblood 2la2!c
fuu y or Xxx .Oa2ic; medium 2!a!SC quarter
blood l!a23c; Dtnid 2la2Ic: unwAshed medium Il
asG: UuRrtCTblood lsal)c braided lsAlVc; nm
washed light aud bright, y or NN lialhO. tluO X
or NN igignlic medium lhnlGc qunrierbOod II
nlsc. common ijAIBC; unWAshvd, dark colotcd
hne X or Xxx pSshl1c; medium i!AiSc; coarse ljbs
alec; common l4Ri5Ci territorial aud northwest
cru due \ or Xxx Onlic; fine medium lVallc;
medium i2alGc coarse i2ai5c
Now YorE-wOoi steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

Bu,,er-Cramcry choice, g,r. country choice
per H., l!alic; county go0l asc county
Alr. * ~ S.
Ejo,-Fr1sh In case. l9ni2i per dozen; In
barrels i0nl3r per dozen
p1ugry-pHcr pOr pouul Old tooitori 'tI;
chickens spring. maize geese, .hibJc cichi hons,
7AsC, ducks, young 7ANc
Tr,yirir FriiL-LemuuN g. h1I7 20 per box;
bananas. 81 O)al " pcr bunch; California oranges
81 5O, MrNina Sl2i $500,
Isct,lb'Ss--Scw potatoes. 81 70 per BARREL
cuctimbCrs hCpct dbL tomatoes, Ncpur buNhcl'
oyster 1fgut igr per daS esR plant s! " per
doz. eastern onions s. 20 per bill green apples,
liz rrf basket, wuiermclOns, s. OOa9 " per l0l.
Home peacheS 7jcls IN per basket Marriaul
ncT hnrrrI t,r'eu gage pIumS 7jcRsl ~ per
basket: hanson plums So dJptr Du.; little gems.
9ingOc pct basket Celery. coo FER bunch.
Iantclopcs 81 Sal 20 per Dbl. Sweet potatoes,
a. ~ nor NH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

Cdpl-Ex,ra 1000 to 1900 lbs 3EsIttc cool,
Oh 10 100 Ibs. sS,a3iIc good Di 70 90 lb',
gall. a. iulr, 700 10 80 lbt :! ,tJC. common,
600 10 ~ lbs, gi2}fc bulls iIsa2E.c; cows, "a
hSg,-EStm iIto 6c good, -! to We com
"' Sis,py Eytifa. 2agKo, good. l%a2c. common
q IN 7jc, lambs 2nllc
Prss, CDtc,-5lla3O, calves iajc thin aud grass
Gal v,g pngr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

LAsr June Dick Crawford brought his
twolvo.monthB.old child, suLleting from
inianlllo diRrrhma, 10 mU. II had boon
wonncd al iour months old and had al.
wnys boon aicklH gdYo II tho usual
trcntrionL In such CasOs but without
benefit. Tho child kept growing thinner
until II weighed hnt litllo moro than
whom born, OF pOrIapN ten pound' |
thUn slarlod tho father to giving Chnm.
bctlaIn'a Collie, CholOtn and DinrthDA
Remedy iI8iafa ono bottle Of tho %.
cont giEo had boon uscd marked i'm.
rroycmnnt was sOon aud ita continued
ilsN cured tlio child lt' woakncNa aud
puny constitution disappeared aud lts
father and mytOli hOliovo tho chlld'a
lIto was saved by this Remedy. j. 7,
MAniOw, NJ. D., ramnton ILL.,
tjeo Dr. Mllca' Nrnvr 'LAarTns for SPINAL
4 a astil F.tH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

Now YOrL-Thc matketw was flooded with buy.
ors, a very largo trade doing with iOhbers, aud
business lar above the average for Tuesday was
done with commission merchants, Agents have
advanced prices rs follows. RutlOdgo aud
Plantation % inch blCachod TO &c not DunCllAn
B.lnch Oionchrd 20 &c. Spot goods Of every
description were IN demand In netiorcnco TO
luurS. Printing cloths very firm at 90 bid and
declined for spots aud contracts,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

CHILDREN, especially infants arc soon
run down with cholora lnfantum or
"summcr complaint" Don't walt to
determine, but give De Wits Collie and
Cholera euro promptly, you can roly on
IL. Uao no olhoh Logan & Co., WhoSl.
inc, W. Va, Il. f. Peabody, BOnwood,
BOwio & Co.. BridGOpoft,O. d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28
FOR UNIFORM LAWS.
The Annual Address OF President
James O, Carter, OF
THE NATIONAL BAR ASSOCIATION.

Tho Duty OF Legislators IN Framing
Now NIoasurss-rhe Diversity oftho
Laws OF tho United stRtos aud tho
Uniformity OF our unwrltton Law,
Tho Cooperation OF tho World Nco.
essary fur tho Success of This Work,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

.aE.e. TEsTa HTE7E AID saAra GsGATNs!iT
/ ,lld under positive written guarantee by
Authorized agents only 70 curu Weak Memory;
Lo.s q Brain and Nerve Power; Lost Manhood;
QlicknsSa Night Losses; Evil DrTamsi Lack OF
Co1hience; Nervousness; Lissltude; all Drains;
Lossot Power Of the GCu0rBtiyo Organs in either
90, rursed by 0ycr.eaertion, Youthful Errors, or
EI5asiye Use Of Tobacco. Opium or Liquor,
which leads TO Misery. CONSUMPTION, Insanity
Lad Dssth. BY mail, 81 boz; siG for Sa;with
written Eulmntce To curp or refund money.
sample package, containing five days treatment
WITH full Instructions, q cOntS. One sample
rly sold TO each person By nnil.
N'iA.u.s Now Pharmacy Sole Agents. E'ey.
emil aIl Market streets tEGcrtcr Block Wheel.
gag 49, Va ie1rI4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

New York-rg Iron steady; southern 81 5Ol
400. Copper firm; brokers price rye Lead
auIul, btokurS price 81 ~ Tin easy; straits
Cd aOiii o., plates steady. SpOlicr quiet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28
RAILROADS.
~, Pennsylvania statlonn
[NlEgRRSg!VaRid Wngs..


vIrEEr OTYICrs At PRESBYTERIAN RTATIoS %
WGfsR Rr, FUJT or ElTvESTu 81 WHEELING,
AT NCLUhE HpUEu, WHEELING, AMI N THP
IINEsTLvAStA STATION. PupGEFOHT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28
WHOLESALERS PRICES,


Sugars have been manipulated in the "bORr"
direction during the past week Tor no visible
reason, Lemons are higher than ever quoted In
Yeas past
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

on Cuy-Opeuod. highest lowest Aud closed
at.l 2pi shipments Oi.2sO barrels runs lli,lJJ
barrels
New York-pctrolcum steady; closed 81 G@G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal RY
90 mn WsrNE llceeIyut.
TIm0 lnhIu No 10, to inkl D los. alta in,
SUNDAY November ~ 1917

HIWO luhu No ~, 10 tnkA IUii III int
SUNDAY November ~ 1871
tCnvU wheeling tSiJl, iJiB, ttl.iJa IN ,tl!t1
tIib ItlU. lpW y m
Leave Peninsula 90 Psi, lllilh mutliA
tyigI, t4lJh. 400 y. IN. .
t2El .lH t4b W.lh ......
"Atti,c TormlunlJmcilnn- tool iilbj
nm, IliN H.il " a. ~, " ~.
tii!Il a IN. ,1lhD n ,Oi h.il, N, " u ~
IpRVn Mnrtln Forty HIS, lDiW a nlt l!!IL,
IA.W. liiO tow lsl2p M.
leave ronin,lu n A,l9liiA M, 'ilSi iiiiL
IAN, IbRt IS,hs " ~
IAN. Nial ttlgl lghi y. III
tDally tDAlIy 6yoopt sunday Sunday dnlf
Ililalui will tiu On khliorn Tina
J,E TAUS5lu, superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.


On aud after MONDAY Juuc 10 1895, Pas.
,engcr Trains will run AS follows SDAilT.
IDsily Except sunday. Central tlub
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

fIR H. from Cleveland IA thHrhsy.llp tN
n NJ itnin Uhtlrh'ylllc to Cleveland run, daily
Through connections aud through Tickets to
all points Call ull our agents " ndhrCs
NJ, u. CAllllEb uunufal Passenger Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28
ARRIVE

From Pittsburgh. 1910 a. IN. aud $50 p. m,
daily, il.9l p. M. daily except Saturday, 1895 p,
M, except sunday, and G2S n. IN, Sunday only.
cXceut sunday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

iphllv except Sundpv
SUNDAY church ttaius will loivo Elm Gr1yow
p.tJa m. aud Whcrllng VI III y, n
II 4 WEis0EllNER Con Manager
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ThoCloToland, LOralu 4 Wheeling R. R.


Time Table In ciIoat Monday, May 10, ISIS
ClcYnlAnd pnnot. Foot OF South Maler slreet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
Ouaud after Saturday. February! 1895 traluI
will run rs follows, city time:
100 ,v,,r,t t,,1 tTAvT TIN aHnVF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

tjfo Dr. Mlloa' Nrnvr ptAsrEHs TOR SPINAL
WEAKNESS, All dfuBglBtg soil Um tor gjC
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

80 far an tho unwrItlOn law Ia con-
ccrnod, this uniformity will DO ap'
pronchOd IA rapidly a. Bhonld bd do
aired BY tho operation Of tho unCoh'
gcions forces Of human society. tho
blatant ideals arc interchangeable and
oynrywhefO tho BatnO, and NJ tho NIT
lions advance toward tlIom tlcy fall or
rather rIBo, moro aud moro into idOn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-28

ChtUngu-Thu burden OF increasing north
western receipts yas too much lOr the WheAt
September corn lost 10 and september oats
az, but provisions made good gains.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-02
FREE COFFEE AND CAKES.
Custom Now In Vogue on First Nights
 London Piayhouses.

Custom Now In Vogue on First Nights In
 London Playhouses.
 "By the way" said a gentleman who arrived here from England few days ago, "haYe you heard of the London theatrical managers latest scheme to attract crowd on first nights? Well, it's rather odd, and wouldn't be sur prised if the New Workers copied it be- fore long, although the circumstances are somewhat different here.
 "You know, the little tea and coffee rooms in London that correspond to the New York coffee and cake saloon are much more numerous than here, and there Is sure to be one near every thea ter.
 Tt Is the custom there for great crowds to como to the pit and gallery entrances of the theaters long before the time of opening the doors. The pit is one of the best parts of the theater for seeing and hearing, and 1t costs only SO cents, but there are no reserved seats, 80 those who come early get the good places
 Tt is common, In the case of impor-
 
 tant first nights, for long line of peo- pie to form at the pit doors before 1t is opened, and when the play is very suo- cessful and popular this may continue for an indefinite number of nights.
 Tt has now become the custom to admit those who care to pay sixpence extra for the privilege at 5:30. Then they get good seats, but they have to wait prodigiously long time in their places before the play begins.
 This state of things recently inspired some ingenious manager with another happy thought He hit on the plan of providing free coffee and cakes, from the nearest tea and coffee rooms, to the crowd waiting in the pit on the first night of his new play. It proved such good arrangement that the others fol- lowed tho example. New York Her aId
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-02
Feminine Ineenuities.

Of the multifarious uses of the hair pin, some at least arc we'll known. They are suggested by French traveler's de- seription of a pin which the Indian women of Peru wear as a fastening for their shawls. It's head is in the shape of a spoon. Ill fact, it is a spoon and a shawlpin i'll one.
 It is odd, the Frenehman says, to see & woman pull out the pin, letting her shawl drop from her bare shoulders, and proceed to use it for eating her soup or porridge. After tho repast she passes Che bowl of the spoon carefully between her lips two or three times, gathers up her shawl and fastens it in place.
 The same women use their slippers instead of pooketbooks = a point in which they may be said to have the ad- vantage of their North American sis ters, who, having no pockets, or none within comfortable reach, are compelled to carry thoir purses in their hands.
 The money of Lima consists of bank notes, which go very well into tho bot tom of slipper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-02

WE don't object to men having the ambition to hold high office, as a badge of distinction on account oi merit; but we hate to see men reaching out for such places and get ting them by artful means. If in order to win it is necessary to cheat, the object attained can eratify no honest ambition. To shape ones conduct and record whilst in one office, for the purpose of gaining another, instead of performing off cial duties without considering any thing beyond, is the worst kind of cheating. It makes public service a plaything, belittles the individual who does it, and brings our whole system of republican government under the just criticism of other nations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-02

TIE benefit that this State de rived by the advertising at the Worlds Fair can be duplicated by having an exhibit at the Atlanta Exposition. The Legislature will no doubt make an appropriation for an exhibit there also. Commercial.
 Yes, and just two years ago this same paper denounced the Legisla- ture for making an appropriation for the Worlds Fair, or "Chicago's spread, as it called it. Can it be possible that the infallible Major was for once mistaken?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-02

THIs week marks the installation of Hon. William L. Wilson as Post master-General in place of Wilson Shannon Bissell, resigned. It can be truly said that there has been no more efficient management of the post office department than Mir. Bissell's and he has had a thorough going assistant in Frank Jones, who also retires. MT Wilson will fully satisfy the public if his administra- tion proves as efficient as his prede- cessor's.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-02
THE CHILDREN GET THE GRAVY.
But she Father of the Family Gets the Fun
 of Giving It to Them,

Of Giving 1e To Ahems
 '"You know" said the father of Q family, Git makes me laugh whenever I think of the children's absolute nerve about the gravy. What mean is that when we have a steak, or roast beef, or anything that has gravy with 1t, the children take it all, down to the last drop, without leaving a speok for their father and mother And they're perfect ly sound hearted, wholesome children, too, who would do anything they could for their parents But about some things they haved selfishness that appears to be perfectly natural to children, and that I suppose is bred in indulgence. They have all their lives been accus- toned to having everything that their parents could give them, and so they come to expect it.
 But I smile again as recall tho fact that when l was Q boy got all the gravy. Time and again have seen my father tip the dish so that he might get for me tho last drop, while he had none for himself He was very fond of gravy, too, but he never said so With grave courtesy he gave it all to me, as though I were entitled to it. When l grew little older, l reproaehed myself sometimes for having taken it all Whom l grew older still and came to know how gentle and affeotionate and forboaring and generous he was, came to know that he wouldn't for tho world have marred my pleasure by so much as Q word--that the simple fact was that 1t was far greater pleasure to him to give mo the gravy than it would have been to eat it himself
 And now when the children pass their plates grayely dish out tho gravy down to the last drop, and say nothing for fear that they will rob mo of the selfish pleasure of giving it all to them. But smile to myself once more as l think of what will happen when they come to have children of their own. I know what they Il do then. They'll give it all to the children, down to tho last, last drop New York Sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-02
THERE has been but one Cabinet

THERE has been but one Cabinet which has preserved it's entirety through the term of the President forming it. There was no break in Franklin Pierces, and very strong one it was, headed by William l.. Marcy,as Secretary of State, with James Guthrie, of the Treasury, lief ferson Davis, of War, James Camp bell, as Postmaster General, and Caleb Cushing, as Attorney General. These were giants in those days.
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Where silenee Is Hest.

What should feller say, asked the young man anxiously, when his wife asks him if he woald marry again if she were to die?"
 Say nothing, of course. " answered tho elderly adviser. If he says he would, she'll think he doesn't like her. If he announces his intention of staying single, she will have the idea that he is tired of matrimony. "- Indianapolis Iournal
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IN many towns of Minnesota cur few bells are tolled at g o'clock D.. m., after which children are not allowed to be in the streets. To some this may look like going back to ancient times, but the youth of the land would not lose much by a general adoption of curfew ordi- nances.