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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-12-09
No Cure. No Pay.

That is the way. all druggists
sell Groves Tasteless Chill, Tonic
for Chiils and Malaria. 1t is sim
PLY Iron and Qiinine in taste
less form. Children love it.
Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseal-
ing TonicS. Price, SOC.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-12-09

On Friday night in the cab o
an engine on The Louisville and
Nashville Road, while the engine
was running at full! speed, there
was desperate fight between an
engineer and his negro fireman.
which resulted in the killing of
the negro.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-12-09
NASSIS,,.

Manning Tins.
W. are told that the Silver sec
ton is Hnoded with liquor aud
that number of The lawleSS deal
ers have become 40 bold as not
only To DEFY the State. but they
are deiying he United States.
The ladies of Packsville Meiho-
dis, church propose serving oys
: les, cream, ETC.. with several
other at'ractfOns-i fish pond in
cluded-on Friday night, Dec. 10.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
Some time last week Mr.. Frank
Mcknight, who lives near Brun
sons XroadS, made costly expert
men, with Palma Christi or castor
oil seed. He pounded mp the
seed and gave them TO his two
horses and The result was that
bath died.
Mr.. g a Bradham, of Silver,
has placed upon bis desk a sample
! Of his s.(3eorgia Best" seed cotton
he claims il is far better than the
AlimLless cotton" as tostaple and
yield; it has a black seed not un-
like Sea Island cotton and Mr..
Bradham is quite carried away
with is,
A very sad accident occurred
within the corporate limits on Mr..
w. s. Harvin's railroad last Mon
day afternoon. Mr. }. w. Stead,
While under the influence of liquor
: laid down beside The track and
the log train come around the
rurve backing out INTO the wood
Jhe engineer, Alex. Beiran. could
{ rot have seen the unfortunate
J man as there were FIVE trucks be
tween his engine and the man.
He ielt a. Jar rs If truck had
jumped the track, and as quickly
6 rs possible he put on brakes, and
Ia his horror he discovered that he
had struck a man. Betran gave
an alarm at once and in few
h,innfess i crowd gatherd there.
At first the man was not known,
90 be was donbled up. with his
head jammed against The track
and bis mouth was brnsed. As
soon Us the poor man was straight
3 essed out, il was at once identified
rs Mr. Stead, who but short time
before had been seen going in
that direction. Upon examination
il was found he had received a
I xisncing blow from a truck wheel
which scraped off hair from the
side OF his head, aud it appeared
that his neck was broken also.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-12-09

NAI ,NTED-TRUSTWORTHY
wv and active gentlemen or Ia
dies to travel for responsible, estab-
lished house in Williamsburg C0un-
ty- Monthly $4,000 and expenses.
Position steady. Reference. En-
close self-addressed stamped envel-
ope. The Dominion Company
Dept. W. Chicago.-SMOn.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-12-09
Furniture
department..

Observe our specials this week.
They are worthy of your attention
They are solid, superb, attractive
and very low:
lO-piece solid oak suits, ST..
18.piece full toilet oak suits 81.
9-piece chamber sets $219.
6-fOOt jute rugs ~ cents.
5-fOOt Smyrna rugs -.
Another lot window shades 1Oc.
japanese and Chinese mattings
verylow.
Websters Unab idged, cloth
bound Dictionary, ~ pages, full
size, only $l.25.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-12-09
DOCK.

Miss May Goodwin, a popular
young lady Of our neighborhood
is teachings at Trio.
Miss Rosa Graham, one of our
fascinating young ladies, is teach
ing in Sumter county.
Miss Bessie Welsh, our popular
and efficient school teacher has
discontinued her school al present
owing to ill health. and has gone
to kingstiee, where her many
friends wish for her speedy re-
covery.
Miss Lula Graham. one of Black
Mingo's charming girls,has return
ed from Sampit, where she has
been for some time past instruct
ing the Young mind snow to shoot"
Mr.. Lide Tallevast, a popular
young man Of our section,is teach
ing near Corey.
Mr.. h j Nesmith has just re-
turned from CadeS, where he has
been assisting his brother in the
store Of the new and popular firm
of Nesmith Bros. He attended
the HOP" at Mr.. Jacobs, while at
Cades, and is rather favorably i'm
pressed with the kingslree girls.
Master Laurice Rhem, the bright
and popular son ofMr. ID ID Rhem
has returned for short while
from Charleston, where he has
been Il student at Porter Acade-
nv.
Mr.. L. B. Steele is attending
the citadel in Charleston. He is
Il popular, pious and studious
young man, and we predict for
him a bright future.
Miss Lizzie Nesmith expects TO
leave at an early date to visit rel
atives at Bishopville.
Miss Matte Graham. who re-
Gently attended the Sumter InslI-
tule is teaching at RHEIMS.
Mr.. Ben Sluckey, of Ashland,
Darlington county, has purchased
the s'Haddock Plow." Mr.. st lck-
ey is an enterpriSing young man,
and will be quite an addition to
our society.
Pr. Il J NeSmith, who has been
bookkeeping for The enlerprlsing
and popular firm of f Rhem d
Sons, at Rheims, has discontinued
work at present, due to failing
health. and anticipates pleasant
visit 10 relatives in Darlington,
Bishopville, and Hartsvilie, soon.
Mr.. Eibert Graham, one of
Mingo's promiSin. young men is
attending school at HariSville.
Miss Nettie Epps, of Kingstree,
is teaching at MorriSvilIe.
ANONYNOrS
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1897-12-09

Don't Tobarro Spit aud Smoke Your life Auav.
To quit tUhacco easily and forever. lie mL3
aetic. fun OF life nerve AMI vigor, take No-To-
Bac. the wonder worker. thu: makes weak men
strong. All druggists, SIC or VI. Cure guaran-
iced Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or Iiew YORK
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-25
STEUBENVILLE CENTENNIAL.
II was stanton Day, anu tho War sscre-
tnry'I Memory was Kept Green-Thou-
.nnls Of Strangers in the City.

II was Stanton Day, Ahu tho war seore-
tAtyII Memory was Kept Green-Thou-
samIs OF strangers In the city.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
sTEUBENvILLE. o., Aug. 24.-rhe
citizens of steubenvllle and eight thou
sand strangers attending the centen-
NAL are having happy time tonight
The decorations and arches are shown
Off brilliantly by electric lights. Large
crowds are surglng about the streets
tonight, and as more are hourly arriv-
ing 1t can be predicted that the crowd
will be doubled tomorrow, when tho
pioneer and Industrial parade occurs,
Eight hundred more OF the state mill
tia arrived to-day and went into camp
on Pleasant Heights, and two hundred
families held reunions. This evening
big lantern bicycle street parade was
given.
In the court house this evening. the
ladies' centennial committee, 100 IN
number. held public reception ana
promenade concert in honor of the city's
visitors, distinguished guests and the
military.
In the opera house the Jefferson
County Bar Association held Stanton
memorial meeting tonight, which was
addressed by Hon. j. II. Trainer, the
senior member OF the bar here, who
practiced law when Stanton did
The parade to-day was n long one, In
Guiding school children, whose pennies
purchased the Stanton tablet, the
clergy, bar association, historical socl-
ety. military and Grand Army. While
delivering "reminiscences OF Stanton.
Gen. Daniel u. slckles sat as he spoke
in the old chair Stanton used In his law
office here. He related many remin-
iscences Of the war secretary.
Congressman r. w. Taylor, OF Lisbon,
was the other speaker TO deliver
eulogy on Stanton. on the platform
were relatives Of Stanton and dlstin-
gulshed guests.
The following telegram was received
from j. w Trainer Of Washington,
d, C.:
Jefferson county citizens have Just
decorated the grave OF u. NJ. Stanton.
Floral tributes we're also sent by Pres
ldent Mckinley and the secretary OF ag-
riculture."
This morning Prof. II. W. vennble
spoke In the opera house to the school
children on the subject, "Ohio Men and
Ohio Ideas"
The Seventeenth infantry and band
from Columbus formed an escort to
distinguished guests in tho parade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-25
JUDGE GOFF'S DECISION,


A FAiFmont Man Discusses It-conGtitu-
tIomAI Rights Of Strikers Dsfinsd-Ths
injunction MisIspFsIsnted by Many.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligenesr.
FAIRMoNT, W. Va, Aug. PA gem
tleman who takes a lively interest in
the coal miners strike here, and the
means being used to protect the prop
erty of the owners OF the coal mines,
was asked to-day whether or not he
had read Judge Cons opinion, render
ed Saturday, and II so, what he thought
of 1t, to which he replied
Eyes, I have read the opinion. and
approve II most heartily. Judge Con is
one OF the men who never disappolnts
his friends upon great occasions, He
always rises with tn occasion, wheth-
er as a soldier, prisoner OF war, pol
itlcian, a statesman In the halls OF Con-
gress, or a Judge on the bench.
HE never falls below the mark-is
always great.
"Thls decision Is In keeping with ev-
cry public act OF his life, II is plain,
unpretendlng, straight-forward and pa
trlotic. am especially pleased with his
manner of dealing with the demagogic
effort which has been made in certain
quarters to show that these injunction
proceedings tended to abridge free
speech, or the right of the people 20 as
semble In public, for proper purposes.
Every person who has taken the pains
to inform himself, knows how abso-
lutely false these charges are, and yet
certain newspapers have continued the
charge until their ignorant dupes be-
lleve them. Judge Goff has truly said
matters referring to free speech, nat
ural rights and the liberty of the citl-
zen,' are not now involved In this issue
nor are they in danger"
Judge Goff is equally clear upon the
question as to the rights OF citizens on
the public roads. He certainly makes II
very plain that an unlawful act does
not become lawful because done on
public highway.
"It Is wrong for anyone, by intimi-
dation, force. threats, or any other
means which destroys his free WILL to
prevent a person from working. Duress
Is unlawful, no matter how produced.
It Is lust as unlawful TO destroy prop
erty already acquired, as It Is to prevent
one from acquiring property. No one
has the Legal or moral right to unlnw-
fully injure or destroy anothers prop
erty by any means, under any pretense'
or anywhere.
"The strike is practically broken. The
foreigners who came here and succeed
ed In making so much trouble between
our people. will soon pack their grips
and 60 away In search OF other fields In
which to raise disturbances. When these
men shall have gone we will have no
trouble in settling our family affairs In
a satisfactory manner"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-25
WINDOW GLASS TRUST,
To lie Organized TO Take the Place OF the
Old OrgRnIINtion-To Regulate Prices
According TO Selling Price of Glass.

According 10 Selling Prlce OF Glass.
CHICAGO. Aug. 2i.-The American
Window Glass Association n strong or
ganizatlon along the latest improved
trust lines, will be the outcome OF the
meeting OF the glass manufacturers
now in session here It will take the
place OF the old trust which went Into
voluntary liquidation four years ago
this fall. But II will be stronger than
the old body. II is proposed to organ
lie along the line OF tho Pittsburgh
Plate Glass Company, the corporate
title Of the plate glass men. The prod
ucts OF all manufacturers will be paid
for at an agreed price and turned over
to the manager OF the trust, who will
distribute the products among the Job
bers. Production will be pro rated ac-
cordlng TO the number OF pots operated
by each manufacturer. Three-fourths
OF the window glass men OF the country
were represented at the meeting to-day.
The majority OF tho unrepresented one
fourth have signiaed their Willingness
to go Into the combination. There are
1000 pots in the country and the new
association will control 1900 OF them.
The meeting was presided over by II.
u. Smith, OF Hartford. Ind. There was
an hours formal discussion and cOncen-
sus Of opinion favored the plan as out
lined. which was chnmpioned by Will
lam boefIler, Secretary Phillips and T.
II. Hart, OF Munclc, Ind. a committee
was appointed to draft and present at
this springs session the articles OF as
ISOLATION The committee ConsiRta of j.
A. Chabers. Pittsburgh, VIM. Loeillcr,
Pittsburgh; u. /. Phillips, Now Castle.
Pa; w. A. Gorby, Gas City. Ind, and
II. II. Hart. Muncie,
While the question Of wages was not
formally discussed 1t was announced
that the articles OF association viii pro-
vide for the regulation aud equalization
OF wages according to the selling price
OF glass. Ms soon ns the association Is
formed there viii be an Increase made
In the price Of glass ana wages, It Ia
said. VIII be raised ten to twenty per
cont
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-25

Special Dispatch to tho Intolllgcncor.
sIsTERsViLLE, Aug. H.-one OF the
boidest cases of holdup ever known In
this county occurred here to-day when
two fellows, supposed to be Wheeling
crooks, on their way to the fair at Mid
dlebourne, held up an old gentleman
named ELIAS Wells, who lives In tho
back part Of the county. and relieved
him Of 500. II was the old story OF
asking for change, aud when the old
man made an attempt to accommodate
the fellows they grabbed his pocket
book and Rkippod out
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-25
WHEAT PRICES FALL
Owing to the Puncturs OF the Bail Move
ment - An Enormous Dumping of
MInnrM Mhtht.

Owing TO the Punoturs or the Bull Move
ment - An Enormous Dumping OF
"I.ong" wheat.
NEW YORK, aug. 2i.-The dlsas-
trous result of operations by eleventh
hour bulls was demonstrated in the ac-
tlon OF the wheat market to-day Fall
ing to secure the necessary assortment
of bull news these belnted holders
punctured the bull bubble and prices
fell with n crash 10 point over eight
cents bushel below the top notch for
the year.
At the outset, although signs of coll
lnpse were manifest In the uncertain
wayerlng of prices and freedom OF of
forlngs, the bull leaders endeayored to
arrest the threatened deluge by point
lng out the comparative steadiness OF
Liverpool quotations and the frosty
weather conditions In the northwest.
For time those influences had some
effect but the market was unnlstnkably
top heavy and soon broke through all
restraints, reaching the lowest figure
early In tho afternoon, when December,
after having opened ut fl.00h, sold at
nlnety-nye and onO-half cents. a fea-
turo OF the trading was tho comparative
hcnvness OF December, which wldened
out to twonty-one and one-half cents
discount under September at one tlmo
during the day. To-day's break shook
out a great many OF the weaker hold
crn without disturbing the big lines,
many Of whom Btil remain for higher
prices. IN the early afternoon selling
,tns aharply arrested by talk Of heavy
export purchases. induced by the dip In
prires. The nows was followed by n
quick rise Of cent n bushel after
which values again yielded to the pres
sure of long wheat, which continued
moro or less freely all the afternoon.
Tho market closed unsettled at ive
ana thrcc.clghthB TO ak and one-elghth
ronts not decline. Sales for the day
reached nearly lf,0O0,0O0, giving some
idea ~ the enormous dumping Of long
/ yyhFaI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-25

DETROIT, Mlchn Aug ei.--Tho body
OF Aaron c. Conn, the board OF trade
operator who Disappeared last Thurs
day. wna found ON Hcllc Islc this morn.
lng. Around his neck u handkerchief
had been l,nnitod aud then twisted with
n load pcnoll untll tho victim HtrhnRlod
10 death Conn n snld 10 have lost
considerable money In speculation aud
was partially dornngcd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-25

Special Dispatch to tho intolllgCnccr.
sGsTERsVlLLE, Aug, 2i.-rhc Tyler
county fair commenced this morning at
MIddcbournc and viii Inst for four
days. The premium HIST this year Is
much larger than II has been for Sow
crni years, and the meeting Of the assoc
citation promises TO be larger than ever
In It's history. quite number of horses
have passed through this city on route
to tho fair. ANA II Ia expected that some
very interesting rnCoH viii take place
tomorrow and fhutHdny
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-25
DEMAND HIS RESIGNATION
Mayor or Cairo Is Politely Asked TO step
Down and out or Ofiicr.

spccial Dispatch to tho lntclIgcncor,
PARKERsBuRG W. Va, Aug, al
Chief OF Police Bozzcr. Of Cairo, served
a queer document upon Mayor scoyllli
Friday afternoon, the contents Of which
have Just been made public, The paper
was d formal but emphatic demand f0r
Ccdylllo's rcGEnltlon ns mayor OF Cairo,
and was signed by every member Of the
town council. II win also be supple
mentcd at the FIRST meeting Of tho council
by Il petition To tho same effect from q
large number NJ citizens No definite
chnrreo arc made, but comment upon
acaylll1a private and oiIlclnl conduct n
severe His folnilnna with the speak
pnRlC1 are criticized Tho Hight and un.
collected nncs levied upon the i5ughn
brought before him aud the suits
brought against him by business men,,
employees ana other creditors, are sub.
Jocis N general complaint
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-25
WAS NO OUTBREAK
At the Hanging OF Jerry Brown at
Fayetteville.
lie EXPIRED IN GREAT AGONY.
to His Fate He Died
Protesting Innocence.
A PROXY SCAFFOLD SPEECH.

A CoIOrsd Physician UttsrI Some Mean
inEIsss Phrases In Behalf orthe Doomed
Man, which were Interpreted as
Thrsats-stOry OF the crlms-Ths vlc-
tim and 2,oOO Other Morbid People
witnessed the EIsoutiOn-A MonOnEAlla
Degenerate who Shot atHl' Father Five
Times-ROw at Camp Meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-25

Special Dispatch to tho lniclllEcnccr
GRAFTON, W. Va, hug. 2l.-Thc
clarion Lumber Company under the
supervision or NJ, Royce, has q corpH of
surveyors at lrontuwn nyc miles east
Of here, surveying route for new
railroad. The road VIII run 10 lilNck
llllu, whore this company has u large
mill. and II viii open Homo valuable
coal and timber rcglonA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-25
Thus Ends the Conference OF op.
orators and Miners.
THE GREAT STRIKE GOES ON.
Strikers Refused to Entertain Any
OF the Propositions
OFFERED BY THE OPERATORS.
President Ratchiord Insisted on
the SO Cent Rate.
EVERY MEANS EXHAUSTED

To Bring About an AmlcHbIs Settlement
Between the Mine Owners and onisiAlS
orUnltsd DIIns worksrs' Unlon-o Opera
atOrs will Resume with Imported Dig
gers n the Old Men Rsfuso to Go to
work-statsmsnts Issued by Both Par
ties to the Controvsrsy-Rs'pOnssb'itty
for Whatever PriyatlOnS Follow Placed
with Mine worisers' onielSls-PrsSldsnt
Rutshford's Position Assailsd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-25
TYPICAL TOUGH
Creates Disturbance at Camp Meeting Ond
shoots several People.

shoots several People.
Special Dispatch to the IntollIgoncer.
MoRGANTowN, w. Va, Aug. a.
Word has just reached here of a serious
fracas which occurred at camp mcct-
ing near Blacksvlllc, In the western Sec
tlon Of this county on Sunday. Police
man Cage, n negro official attempted
TO arrest "Dutch" Shane, who was In
toxlcated, and was ral9lng disturb
nnce. when Shane fred n revolver Mt
the officer, one bullet taking effect in
tho neck and causing n serious wound.
Another shot struck Elton Park, q ton-
ycar-old boy. In the breast. and 1t Ia
said he will die.
shane Ia only sixteen years old, but Ia
n notorious character He came near
atabbng n brother 10 donth recently,
has shot at his father half dozen times
and has been convicted OF running n
spohlt-eaHy In the county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-25
ELECTRICAL COMMANDMENT
Flny noiu OF Tightening TsrrorlIe People
oTlSlngNOoh.


Special Dispatch TO tho Intclllroncer.
KINGwoop. w Va, Aug, H,--A ter
rife storm struck this town last night.
Tho storm lasted nm hour ana extended
anly mile distant, but was the most
fearful In Intensity that has occurred for
years. There was no wind, and not a
great deal of rain, yct tho thunder was
llkc the bombardment or artillery, ana
the vivid nnHhc1 Of lightning produced a
arnno that wna nwfully grand
Four places wcro struck by lightning
lu tho cculor Of the town, People were
terror strlclJcn, and n banquet In pro-
grom In the city hail wln interrupted and
suspended during the storm, Tho tolc-
phone central nillc0 was % Hrcno of dan
gpr and the Instruments were ruined,
I'm one house that was struck the fnml-
ly were stunned aud tho lightning toro
thlnra up In the rooms lNully ilfty bolts
at llghlnlng foll Within the town In q
short time No one has hoen reported
Killed Trees were shattered Right and
ltfl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-25
EUROPEAN VIEWS
On the Sensational Advance in the
Prise of Wheat.
THEY ARE TAKEN BY SURPRISE.
France Said to Be a Great Factor
in the Situation.
SHORTAGE OF SEVEN MILLION

Quarter In that COuntry-Ths More that
Ia sem OF the Present French Crop the
I.sSI itii Lilssd-oas London Trade Aa'
thOrlty Believes II there Is No Monsy
Trouble in this Country that Wheat
win Go stnI HlEhsr-Othsr Opinions
arc to the Eject that the situation is
NOt Justified by the Circumstances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-25
THE UNEXPECTED
In the Race for Futurity Stakes at
Sheepshead Bay.
THERE WERE TWO SURPRISES
In the Victory of L'Alouette with
Something to Spare,
AND THE FEAT OF LYDIAN,

a Dsupl.sd out,Iasr, who 'Fiaishsd Sec
ond TO the Xvinnsr-Thsrs were EIEh-
teen Starters, aud Magnificent Race
was Run In Spite Of,hs Heavy cOndi-
tlon oftho TrAek-In tho Final Rush
the Jockeys Do some Clever wOrk-Ths
Queer Actions OF the Heavily Backed
Previous.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-25

DUBOIS, Pa, Aug. 2i.--Thc Rochester
ana London mines at this place, quit
worI, the morning. Notwithstanding that
thoy decided nj n meeting held last night
10 continue. The agltators for the Pltta-
burgh region had been working unccas-
lngiy FOR week 10 get the men out and
hnyc succeoded, In the face NJ the fact
thnt "A majority were opposed to striking.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-25

Special Dispatch to tho intellEonoec.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l,-A patent
has been Issued TO william J. Males,
wheeling, W. VA, nssgnor Of onc-halt
tt Wllnam s, l1lliirltg Martina Ferry
ohio, Tor roughlng attachment for horse
shoes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-25

For West Virginia, generally fnlri
southorly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio,
fair. preceded by showers on the lakes m
the early morning. light to fresh south.
westerly winds, diminishing nnd bccom.
Ing northwcsicr'y
1,ouni Temperature.
Tho temperature yesterday ae observed
BY q Rchnopf dtiigNlrt, Curncr Fourteenth
and Market glrOCtH, was hu tollowai
z a, mua,,,.,.a " o y. mruau,,. 81
y "a. m.....ts., n ". tnu4utHt4... 10
II m"n"", ."., 50 Wcathcr-FalE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-25

NEW YORK. -Arrlvcdi Clrcas7Ia, from
Glasgow; Nornannlu, from Hamburg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-02-03

sew York February 2-Hubbars pro,
,o,s cotton hotter says: our sam,
"'sN'y moveme7t shows receipts a, =, ooo
f ns~s; Win n shlnmen's Of 2a.oo p, Saw
market broNneSS, orders a. the close OF the
"ew York February 2.-Et has ,o.n
gay of small things a. the co,.o oeen a
s,,s transactions fer the entire se,s'o,,
amounted to but 5i,ioo bales. The 1 So