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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-02
No CONSERVATIVE WILL DIE


r.t FOOh. 8t
All physicians admit this. Yet hero
The difficulty begins, How can We build
up the consumrtlvc's body ~ fast M
the disease tears II down? Let us con.
Bldcr E
Cough mixture must bp avoided bN-
cause they frequently contain OpFlOtea
which arrest the Digestion. Their only
effect on the cough Is by SIMPLIFYING the
nerves. Let them alone.
All foods that are hard 10 digest must
be avoided, especially fats and oils.
Only those foods TINT are easily digest
cd and aSsitniatea should be enten.
Foods not thus accepted by nature do
no goOdi they do harm. Not what Is
merely eaten but what Is diEcstcd md
asSlmllated gives flesh and strength.
Consumption IL starvation, slow or
rapid, M may DE-. The first symptom
Is. not necessarily n cough, but Il tcn-
dency to lose flesh, To grow thin Stop
this tendency now, Don't walt FOR oh
vIous lung trouble. That's only Il later
devclopmcnt-only minor point,
Stop tho wasting and YOU master tho
dlscnsc,-evcn though II may have made
some slight inroads already, Increase
the flesh and the danger Is past.
What Is needed Is an cSpGc!llly-pre-
pared food,--a nutrlment in itself and
u dlgcstcr OF other foods.
Such mn article Is the Shaker DIgcs-
tive Cordial. made by the Shaker Com
munity, OF Mt. Lebanon, n. Y. It creates
u natural appetite and insurcs the d.
gestion Of what is Cntcn with Il. II
ovcrcomcs the wasting which Is fatal In
the consumptive process.
a man may lose money AMI not die n
bankrupt. One may have consumption
and not die Of II. This Is science and
sense. The success Of this new remedy
proves ID.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-02

CHICAGO-Salcs of cattle were on n
basis OF So 50Gl4 60 for inferior to strictly
choice native beef steers with trading
mostly at 50 90Gi 10; dry fed beeves are
selling within n narrow range. the pro-
portion OF choice stock being smaller
than II few weeks ago and grassy cattle
sell badly. Choice becvcs We're strong
but others closed 5Gp10c lower Sales Of
hogs were made OF heavy -, s. 70I3 20:
butchers weights ut So 05IS 40 and light
ut 50 25GS IS. The shipping demand
was again good and both north and
suuires were out OF the market. Heavy
hogs sold largely at 81 O0T3 10: and
medium. weights 50 1hI3 Is. Prices
closed weak in sympathy with provls-
Ions. Sales OF sheep were made OF Infer
Tor TO choice sheep at 81 SOFA 90: west
trn selling at So 50T3 GO and yearlIngs
at 81 OOG5 90. Fair TO prime lambs sell
ut S. 0O1G IS, and c,ills US low as 81 IS
as 90. Receipts: Cattle 5000 head;
hogs 10000 head: sheep 1900 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady;
prime 81 SOG4 IS; fair 50 SOI3 so: COM
mon So 0OT3 80: bulls, stays and COWS
50 00G3 30. Hogs steady and unchanged.
Sheep steady; prime 50 90d4 90; fair
81 2OT3 10; common 81 30G3 90: cuIls
Sl0Od2 90: common 10 good yearlings
81 5OG3 80: choice lambs IS 0O95 50;vcal
calves 81 OoG4 80.
CGNClNNATI-Hogs active: receipts
800 head; shipments 700 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-02
THE MEREsT DRIvEL.
The New York Democrats Mistake the
American People.

The New York Democrat. Mistake the
American People.
New York Press: Novote ofuny Amer
lean clector WINS ever caught by i whine.
1t Is somewhat extraordinary that two
such experienced fishers as William C.
Whitney aud David b. IiIll have gone
bobbing for the votes OF all American
electors from n platform which apollo
Sizes for Its own existence from end TO
end.
II whines because most OF the other
states Of the Union" have afforded mo
opportunity for fair and deliberate
consideration" OF the frce-silver policy
TO the Democracy of the stnte OF New
York" 1t whines because the coinage
Of silver has been stopped by the Re-
publicans and It whines because the
coinage OF silver Is proposed to b. re-
sumed by the Democrats. 1t, whInes
against permanent financial policy
OF gold monometalliJm.' It whlnes
against the same permanency OF legal
tender paper money" and It whIncs
against the change OF our present
standard to one of silvcr-now q de-
preciatcd coin"
Il Is not n hard-money platform. It
Is not soft-money platform. II Is q
no-money platform.
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9 90: July 80 Ss5aGG S5gG S.Ra;septcmbor
81 O0GfIiiGl7 O2Is.
LaiI-C Cash. per 100 lbs. 81 s7tk: July
50 SlHq3 D2is9l3 S7E i9cptcmberS3 g7hGp
Short ,iISlbs-Caah, sldcs. 50 Coca o.;
July ~ CO9ta GjQ3 CO.; September 50 758
Dry suited shoulders 3NdlMc.
Shogt cldar sides 3JseIic,
Whlakry--plstllIers' finished goods.
per gallon. slg2.
suSars-Cullonr 5.57c asked; Ernnu.
lated i05c asked; standard a OLA"
iTiC.
iatter1stoady; creamery o0liHc;
dairy 961lgc. ~ nt#E
Egss-stcady at OI56lO,4.
NEW YORK--Flour, receipts $4,000
barrels; exports 1900 bnrfels; market
lulot and casieri Minnesota bakers
81 6002 so; winter patents 81 tOdCj GO;
southern -four steady nt 81 Wheat.
receipts 1890 bushels; exports 1900
bushclsi spot market quiet; No. hard
G5!se; options opened stronger; closed
AGp&c net lower; July closed al GlNc;
September closed Mt GaAc Corn, receipts
$4,000 bushels; exports Ga,SO0 bushels;
spot market duict: No, ., 3afsC; OPP
tirnS opened Htondlgr: closed hQ1Ac net
lower; July closed at 33Bc: September
closed ut Gic. Oats, receipts 10000 BUSH
els; exports 10000 bushels; spot mar
kct stcndy, with good export demand;
No. ,, 2ll5c; options stronger:ClOsed Hdp
&c net higher; July closed at 20&c;
September closed Mt 2Ohc, Hay quiet.
Hops quiet. Hides and leather firm.
CntmcniS RtnnJy Lar1 steady; western
steamed 81 sOGi Is; refined steady Pork
steady. Tnll0w steady. COttOlSeed oil
quiet. ROsln steady. Turpentnc quiet.
Rice steady. MolnsscS quiet and steady.
Coffee, options steady and closed steady
at lO(t30 points net advance: sales 1880
bags. Sugar. raw easier: refined quiet.
CINClNNATI--Flour easier Wheat
easier; No. . red i9c: receipts 1900 bush
els: shipments 600 bushels. Corn firm:
No. . mixed 29c. Oats steady; No. 2
mixed lT4GlSc. Rye dun Mt SIC. Lard
firm at 81 so. Bulkmeats cnsy ut 81 u.s.
Bacon cusy Mt 50 re. Whisky quiet;
aulPs i3 barrels at 81 %. Butter quiet.
Sugar firm. EGGS weaker ut &c. Cheese
quiet.
TOLEDO-Whcat lower and weak;
No, . cash old 59c; new 6Shc; July 57%c;
August Csc. Corn, active and steady;
No. . mixed cash and July 27Ac; Sep
TENDER 2Skc Oats dull and easy; No,
mixed cash and July 16c. Rye dull;
No. . mixed 29Kc. CloversGcd weak and
lower; prime October 81 Is.
PHILADELPHIA Butter steady.
better demand:'fancy western creamery
l5iEc. Eggs steady: fresh nearby l2c;
do western 1llEc. Cheese steady.
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CoLoRED REPUBLICANS
.OfGreenbrier County itstify aIcItlniey,s
Nomination aud Organize an Atkinson,

y
Special Dispatch 10 tho 1ntcillgencer.
RoNcEvERTE. w, Va, July H.
Tho colored Republicans of Grcenbrlcr
county held u mass meeting Monday
night, TO ratify Mcliinlcy's nomination.
Speeches were made by Il. D. Riddle
aud W. powhatnn Crump. Mr. Crump.
who has Just returned from the st.
Louis Republican convention, TO which
no was nm alternate, Ia home on n vIs-
II. Tho voters turned out In full force
to hear their former townsman speak.
The hall wnH crowded, md tho meet
Ing was very enthusiastic,
Every mention OF McKinloys name
was the signal for an outburst OF np-
plausc. The following platform was
adopted with n shout: 4
''rhe colored Republicans Of Green
bricr county, In mass meeting nsscm-
hlcd. re-nillr'm their allegiance to the
fundamental truths and principles OF
the Grand Old Party" and In this
connection endorse the platform OF the
st. Louis Republican convention.
1--WE arc uncduivocaily In favor OF
sound money. We want all OF our dol
lars, whether OF gold, silver or paper,
to DO worth one hundred cents. and to
that end oppose the free coinage ot
silver at the ratio OF 10 tol.
we are firm In our belief that tho
surest rod to prosperity and good times
Is Il return TO the protective policy of
the Republican party M cxempllfed In
Its champion, Major Mckinley. OF Ohho.
I've. therefore, pledge ourselves and
our interests to the triumphant election
OF Mckinley In November" IM
The voters then proceeded to organize
club, which will meet every two
weeks. On motion OF W. p. Crump 1t
was called the Atkinson Republican
Club Of ROncevcrte.
On motion Of W. p. Crump thu pro-
cecdings were ordered sent to the
Wheeling lntclliEenccr. Charleston
Daily Telegram, aud Roncevcrte Mes
senEcr.
ID. D. Riddle was elected president and
George WoodforTl secretary OF the At
klnson Club. 'Ha
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. activity in
wheat at the start to-day was followed
by dullncss. September closed easy at
bGikc or &c below yesterday.
Corn, oats and provisions all closed
easier.
Flour steady and unchanged.
Whcnt-Cash, No. spring 5ANc: No.
? rcd 56&e: July 5i%G6G@A%c; Sep
,ember 5GG57E05Cc; December 5SI
59lLG5Sc.
Corn-Cash. No. ., 2GR G267sc: No. .
yellow 2TGi?7Mc: July 2G&@g7G 2GIc;
September a73sG.S%d27%c; May 99ICb
3O% N@9Nc.
Oats-7cash. No. V, 15sAGl5%c; No. .
white lSNlS%c; No, y white l6dbl7c:
July l5Mpl6HTihMc: September 1LE1
15MGi6isr: May lSMNlSi49iSlsc.
Rye-No. .. &c.
Bnrlcy-No. .. 236b2Sc; No. !. 2lc.
FlnXsGcd-No.1 !. 75iGc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Sc S5G12 90.
Mess Port-cash, per barrel, SO $50
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WOOL

LONDON-At the wool auction sales
to-day, 1885 bales were offered, OF
which 1000 were withdrawn. a better
selection was offered and met with i'm
proved bidding at firm rates. Follow
ing are the sales In detail: New South
Wnlcs-2,957 bales; secured SdIls 3Lsd:
greasy iGi0iad. VIctorin-1.51l bales;
secured Sd9ls 3Ikd; greasy 6kGlld
Queensland-I.592 bales: secured SIsd9
I'd: greasy 5ISIkd. South Australia
SIS bales; Secured 6hdIls ed; greasy
iIT3d. West Australia-S0S bales;
secured i0Illlsd; greasy 5GSkd. Tas-
manla-i0l bales; greasy 4&T9d. New
Zealand-i,102 bales: secured 6dIls I'D:
greasy 4is6lOhd. Cape OF Good Hope
and Natal-l,000 bales; secured Is Ikd1
Is 3D.: greasy 5G6d.
BOSTON-The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow:
Wool sales for the week have aEgre-
gated 4,i3i.7Sl pounds. including several
hundred thousand pounds Of domestic
secured. The major part OF the BUSH
ness done since last writing was in
domestic wool and this. for the most
part, was sold previous TO last Saturday,
since which time. the market has been
very dull,
NEW YORK-Wool quiet,
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RICHMOND, Va. July lat the
convention OF Union Confederate Vet
Grams to-day q resolution was adopted
endorsing the movement started by Lee
camp OF Richmond, looking to gen.
eral organization OF Sons OF Veterans
and pledEins the union OF Confederate
veterans 10 the movement.
1t Is estimated that there are ten
thousand veterans In the city to-day at
tending the reunion. Tomorrow will
be the great day. The corner stone of
the jefferson Davis monument will be
laid and there will be q great parade
OF veterans and civic societies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-02

VEST VIEW. Ohio, July lover one
hundred shots were exchanged by dep
uty sheriffS and strikers this morning
at the Berca stone ,quarries. No one was
killed so far as now known. One striker
had his leg broken In two places and
many have sore heads as the result Of
hand to hand conflict.
The men In the quarries are quitting
for fear and by the opportunities OF
their wives.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-02
FINANCE AND TRADE
The Feature, OF tic Money and Stool,

The Features OF the Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK. July 1.-Moucy on call
steady at 2G3 per cent; last loan 2hs per
cent; closed ut sha3 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 4G5h per cent. ster-
ling exchange steady, with actual ousl-
ness In bankers bills at 81 SSQ4 SSH for
demand and siSIIi SIX for sixty days.
Posted rates s4SSGi SSts and 1880
4 S9;s. Commercial bills 81 S6ls. Bar
silver 6S7sc. Silver certificates GS&Q
69isc.
The speculative temper underwent q
complete change to-day. owing 10 the
resumption OF the llquldatIng move
ment and to bold and effective
bear operations There was no reilec-
tlon OF the support accorded the mar
ket yesterday, neither was there any
noteworthy indication OF interest for
long account by commission houses.
The main dlscouraglng influence was
n change In the attitude OF London.
This was supplemented, incidental to
the bear raids upon prices, by various
of the disturbing characters. come OF
which were unsounded, including one to
the effect that arrangements were be-
Ing made for shipments OF gold TO Eu-
rope aggregating several million dol
lars. The volume Of business was con-
s!derably larger than yesterday and
business was fairly well distributed,
although two stocks, Sugar and Tobac-
CO, figured for about One-thiI,l OF the
aggregate dealings. At the outset the
bulls were discouraged by lower LON
don prices and although some moderate
buying orders for foreign account were
noted, the traders lined up on the short
side and were led by two leading pro-
feSslonal operators. With their efforts
through wholesale realiZationS prices
aumped all around with the leaders
referred to making special drives ut the
Granger group and few OF the special
ties. The complete absence OF support
facilitated their work and the only rail-
les that occurred We're feeble and were
entirely due TO covering operations. The
reactions which quickly cnsued gener-
ally carried prices below the previous
low points. The market closed active
and weak at the lowest.
Railway and miscellaneous bonds
were dull The sales were $532, 500.
Governments were neglected, but
weak on transactions OF $4,000.
Silver certificates were easier. The
sales were $l25,OO0 ut Coo.
The total sales of stocks to-day were
320.SSil shares.
Evening" Posts London financial ca
bleGram:
The stock markets were generally
quiet to-day Americans retained u
steady appearance and would probably
have n sensible improvement where
much business is doing. but many of
~ 4,l,
The Paris market opened with n re-
newal of weakness, but gained in tone
and closed steady. The Berlin market
was quiet and featureleSs.
BONDS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS,
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CHICAGO. July 1.-Grand Master
Sovereign, OF the Knights OF Labor. was
minglinS with the Democratic polItt-
clans at the Palmer House to-day. He
denied that his visit has any political
significance. but he talked freely IN re-
gard TO the situation. lie is pronounced
ly opposed 20 the gold standard and
says that II the Democrats nominate a
man who is acceptable on the financial
he will have his support,
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STRONG TONIC

STRONG TONIC
FOR the benefit oftheir customers: Pebler
& Wohnhas. Virginia and South Huron
streets: II. Juergens & Son. T. Mary
land street; Charles Lukens. 70 Zane
street; CHI. DlnSer.60 South broadway;
John Mehlmann, Virginia and Broad
way streets; G. II. Wilson,; 30 South
Huron street; C. F. PAUL, Penn and
Virginia; Robert Atchison. Bridgeport;
j. E. Pro3scr, 532 Main street: W. C..
6pargo. AS Main street: A. Korn, 700
Main street: H. SeriE, 05 Main street:
r. MONTGOMERY, 2702 Chapllne street:
Sam B. Mckee. 1927 Market street: C.
Fallourc. East Wheeling; TIL. Cole,
Twcnty-Second and Main streets: Roth
& Wendell. ThIrty-eiGhth and Jacob; ].
J. o'Connor & Son. Fortieth and Jacob;
Hydinger 6 Remkc. 1906 jacob; Il. L.
HIbbs. NcMechen.
Martins Ferry-Barrett & Company;
Louis Rothermund. L. l.. Scheele. Hill
dlrbrand & Company, Ishmacl Cox. J.
E. Groves and W. II. Rohrey s; Com
panS.
\ DR.. AIabee's Strong Tonic promotes
the appetite. aids digestion. purifles the
blood, CURES Liver and Kidney trou-
bles and makes the weak strong. For
sale at the above srocers at Is cents per
mint bottle
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TAKE dose OF De Wits Little
Early Rlsers Just for the good they
VIII do you. These little Pills are good
Tor Indigestion. good for headache,
good for liver complaint. good for
constipation. They arc good.
Charles II. GOctZe. corner Twelfth and
Market streets: l.Owlo & Company,
bridgeport; Peabody & Son, Bcnwood.
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NEW. YORK-Wool quiet,


OIL CITY-Credit balances 81 Is: GER
tlflcatcs. August delivery opened at
81 u; highest 81 IL; lowest 81 70; closed
at 81 Is; shipments 1866 barrels: runs
1ie,l6O barrels. tltS,
NEW YORK-Petroleum strong;
Pennsylvania crude strong at 81 15h;
Ohio crude steady ut Coo.
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sympt intense iitcblnr
nnd s,inGiuS: most at night: worse bS
scratching. II allowed to continue IN.
inGrs form, which often bleed aud ulcer
OINTMENT stops the Itching and bleed.
Ing, heals liberation, and In most cascs
removes the tumors. At druggists or Nv
mall. for, 20 cents, DR.. Swaync & Son.
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La PORTE. Ind. July ben Hun,
Of BOotJack. this county. while tempo
rarily insane, shot and fatally wounded
his daughtcr-in-.aw and then Instantly
killed himself. by shooting through the
temple. The tragedy occurred nj the
family home this morning, the woman
being shot from behind while washing
dishes. Hun was aged flfty-clght and
WAS an old soldier,
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Simply apply SWAYNE'S OINTMENT
ter. cc%emu, Itch. NIL crtlptIons on tho
inoa. hands, nose, etc. leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. It8 great heal.
ing and curative powers are possessed by
No. no ot.irr remedy. Ask your druggist for
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METZ, july 1.-Flvc men were killed
and fourteen were injured by the cx-
nlosion In the arsenal near Fort Moscllc
last night. The report that forty-two
men were killed and that one hundred
were badly injured Is Incorrect.
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NEW YoRK-There was very little
business doing in any quarter. Printing
cloths In demand ut l5-32c bid and de-
Cl!nGd.
FALL lIEER-Print cloths steady;
an advance Of Lice over a7-l6c is re-
ported MS having been made and dellv-
cred. Is :
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BuZZARDS BAY. Mass. July 1.-The
steam yacht Oneida. with her owner,
L. c. Benedict and President Cleveland
on board. arrived here to-day. after an
uncvcntful passage from Greenwich
Connecticut.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio. July 1.-Shcrinf
Lee this afternoon tClegrnphcd Cover
nor Bushnell at Columbus that he was
unable to hold In check striking stone
quarrymen Mt Berea, and asked TINT
four companies of militia be ordered to
his assistance at once.
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NOTHING better for lunrhcons ana
picnics than C. n. Taylor's dcvilcd
crabs. Fresh every day. Soft crabs,
clans. turtles and fish constantly on
hand #.....
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NEW YoRK-Copper steady. Lead
quiet. Tin steady: stralghts sl3 450
u So; plates quiet. No iron. S6el,er dull.
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Pennsylvania Stations.
yennSYlYania Lines!

Trains Run by Central Time.
Ticket Offices ut Pennsylvania Station on
Water St. Foot OF Eleventh St. Wheel
inS, Of Mcclure House, Wheeling. and at
the Pennsylvania Station, Bridgeport.
Southwest System-"Pan Handle Route.
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When BABY was sick, wc gave her castoria.
When sho was Child, she cried for Cas,oria,
When sho became Mis-, sho chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal nv,

z, q. DltII " SIEK KCColNDr,
Tlmo Table No. Is. TO lako effect 1901
n, H., Sunday. November 10. 1895.
Leave ThoellnS-TS:Up, 1886, ~ i. m,
t2:N, 'S:l5, 1851. $500 y. IN.
Leave Poninsula-fS:0s. 1851. sll:la a.
M. t2::26. '3:2l. Il :36 s9:C5 p. in. =
Leave Martins Fcrry-iS:ls. 1851, stl:5)
q. NJ. t2:S2 1877. ti:i?, s9I2 p. IN.
Arrive Terminal junctIon-tS:t7, tI0.o.
Hl:S n. NJ, t2;5S. '3:S9. LAC. s9:lS y. IN.
NJ: .l9:io n H., sS:Ig. H:O5. t5:i4. fSij D. m,
Leave Martins Fcrry-tI:@S, S9:0T, a. m.
'l2t5. si;o5, tao, 1919. tS:62 p. m.
Leave Peninsula Gt1:3i. s9:l4. n. H.. u?:5l.
Arrive Whcellng-t7:iO. $3.50, n. n.y..
'l?;67., tfiI7. It:95, t5:Sh 1906 p. IN.
Daily; tDaily except Sunday. sSun.
All trains will run on Eastern Time.
J. L. TAUSSlG. Superintendent
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.nuIO RIYER NAILROAD CO.

Time table In effect May ). 1896
NOTICE-Plcaso take notice that trains
OF the Ohio River Il. Il. will run by East
tcrn Standard Time on and after Septeui-
bcr. %. 1895.
aDaiiy. tDaily except Sunday. Eastern
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DR.. MABEE'S STRONG TONIC.

THE following dealers inlstaple and
fancy groceries, ETC., In tho. city and
suburbs, have purchased stock Of DR..
AIahee'S
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
On and after Saturday. February >, ISL;
trims Will run as follows city time. - :

tDnily. except Sunday. ~ =,
Sunday church trains will leave Elm
Grove ut 9iS 4. NJ, and Wheeling at 1911
y. III. II. Z. WElSGERGSR, =
General ManuEcr. !.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-12-24
Lowell.

Chas. Dean has returned from New
Philadelphia, o., where he has been
for number of months.
Misses Erna Becker and Minnie Ew-
ing are home from their schools for the
holidays
Active preparations for Nmas are 60
ing on among all the Sunday Schools.
Miss Myrtle Kile is the guest of
friends in Beverly for a short time.
Mrs, Babson, of Lower Salem, visited
her daughter, Mrs. John Pfaff, re-
Gently.
Geo Radenbach is home from Macks-
burg for the holidays.
W. NJ. buchanan returned recently
from business trip to Newark, O.
Miss Maud Kile entertained merry
party of young folks Monday evening,
the occasion being in honor Of her 10th
birthday.
Miss Minnie Hughes, of Coal Run, is
spending a number of weeks with Mrs.
John Dixon.
Miss Brill, teacher OF the primary
department of the public school, has
closed her school because of measles.
The closing days of the year are
drawing near, and ere we begin to
enumerate our list of New Year re-
solves, would it not be we'll to look
back over the months that are gone
never to be recalled and take honest
account with ourselves, remedying as
far as possible our shortcomings and
failures ere turning our faces toward
the future which alone is ours.
Z. NJ g.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-12-24
In The OH Fields.


The Cameron Oil Co., which recently
drilled in dry hole on the Doan lease
at Turkey Hen, hns made another lo-
cation on the same farm.
Buckley S Biszantz will drill in their
No / on Wynn, in the Turkey Hen
field, Friday.
The dropping of the market to %
cents Wednesday caused still further
elongation of the features OF many OPP
orators. If the slump continues much
longer new developments will practi-
cally cease in this section.
Messrs. Buckley & Biszantz on
Wednesday purchased the Big Run
well and lease at figure not given out
aud will continue the development of
the property.
n. n. Snyder of Pittsburg, got a
light we'll in the lendershot field
Wednesday.
Ogle & Co. will shoot their well in
the second Cow Run sand at Moss Run
today.
Messrs. Hyde S Clark drilled in dry
hole on the Bowers farm at Fifteen.
The Ross we'll at Cutler, which come
in dry in the Big Injun is being drilled
to the Berea.