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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-11-23
Cotton Futur~s
Especial to The Messenger

~ ~ 1lSSsCUScT.D
New York. November 2O.-The devel-
opments in the cotton market this
week have not been OF an important
character and the net change in .prices
since last Saturday Is small. The most
encouraging feature at this momen is
the indication given by the weeks
trading that prices have at last reach
ed a point at which holders are appar-
emily not willing to press sales and at
which a fairly good investment de-
mand has sprung up. Today the mar
ket was very dull. Liverpool broke
2k-64c. Our market opened unchang-
ed. The rading was narrow and
advanced to 5.71, declined 5.6S and
closed at that figure with the tone Of
the market barely steady. The adviceS
being received from the south are now
as bearish as they were bullish two
months ago. At that time 1t was said
that weather conditions had cut the
yield to such an extent that there was
no possibility OF anything but a moder-
ate outturn now. The reports say that
the last six weeks of fine open weather
has worked wonders; that In many
sections an excellent second growth
has developed and that the crop after
all is going to be the record breaker
"IIlCu was pTOII1lSGu early al the sea-
son. These advices and the very heavy
movement Of supplies are the main
stays OF the bears. Decidedly better
trade reports from the continent, come
improvement in the situation at Man.
chester, heavy exports, the result of
large buying by European mills and
less pressure In the south are the en-
couraging factors and those that have
been responsible for the spasmodic ad-
- thnt hnr4 ncr,ral th,c r,nzur
1t looks now as / the market will luc-
tuate moderately for some time before
taking a decided movement in one
direction or the other. We think that
at approximately these prices. an inn
mense quantity of cotton will be ABB
sorbed and WI are not inclined to be-
, lieve that when the decided movement
comes it will be downward. Receipts
this week. 1t Is predicted. will again
be staggering. RIORDAN & CO.
(By Associated Press)
New York, November 20.-The net re-
suits OF today's session at the cotton
exchange were a distinct disappoint-
ment to a considerable class OF traders.
who for some time past have been re-
= lying upon the abnormally low prices
to arouse outside speculative interest
in the staple. Today's business reach
| ed only 54, 900 bales and the market
closed barely STEADY at a net loss OF
/ to 3 points. having worked within an
exceptionally narrow scope OF 3 points
on the more active positions while como
Of the month scarcely changed after the
opening. There was some little buying
by q few commission houses hat was
charged to investment ccount. Shorts.
however, were the best buyers. There
, was a weak undertone throughout the
session, public cables being d~isappoint-
ing. 1t Is predicted that there will be
a heavy movement next week as the re-
suit Of cotton now being released from
quarantine restrictions.
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orchard, to sit down under the tree Of
whic'a the church In the book OF Can
ticles speaks when Il says: AS the
apple tree among the trees OF the wood.
30 IL my beloved among h sons /
sal down under his shadow with great
delight. and his fruit was sweet to my
taste" And there II may be found
to-day we learned the danger Of
hankering after thing more. and
that religion IL q luxury. and that there
Is q divine antidote for all poisons. and
We had created In Us an appetite
for heaven. and that II was q whole
some and saving thing for US to have
discoursed on the pomology Of the
Bible or God among the orchards.
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To be beautiful. you must have pure
blood and good health. To do 80. purify
the blood and build up the health with
the best Tonic and Blood Purifier OF
the age. Botanic Blood Balm ("B. b.
3D. 1t is the old standard and relia-
BILE remedy. 1t never falls to cure all
OF Blood and Skin diseases.
where eminent physicians. and all 9TH
er known remedies have failed. Send
stamps for book OF particulars. to the
Blood Balm Co, Atlanta. Ga. Price
$1.O0 per large bottle.
POSITIVE PROOF.
A lady friend OF mine has for several
years been trouble with bumps and
pimples on her face n neck, for
which she used various cosmetics in
order to remove them and beautify and
improve her complexion: but these
local applications were only temporary.
and left her skin in worse condition.
/ recommended an internal prepara-
tion-known as Botanic Blood Balm.
(B. 3. b. which I have been using and
selling about two years; she used three
bottles and all pimples have disappear
ed; her skin is soft and smooth and her
general health much improved. She ex-
presses herself much gratified. and can
! recommend 1T to all who are thus AZ
| fected. Mrs. 8. n. Wilson. Iron Noun
tain. Texas.
| For sale by Druggists
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January .-.... AZ As Axk A$sS
Short ribs. per 100 be
December ....-s.lrt si1i HiIs HITx
Cash quotations were m follows: Flour
steady: No. : sprinx wheat, ssknSSxc.
No. ) spring wheat. stGsc: No . red.
se: SO. !; White. .ssssass: No . White Sa.s
lard. per 100 res.. A,!s: .hc1, ribs side:
boxed isSss 49, short a1y clear sal'e s,a. ss'S sssss..
goods. Per gal, mis-.
New York. November @-r1our quiet
$500: city clears. G-N<as.eo.
Wheai-Ssct easy: No. : red. ssxc. OPP
tons opened steady on heavy weekly
on under realizing and closed at &C net
closed at s.Ac: May closed a, asc: Be.
cemocr closed at sTsc.
Corn-Spot easy: No. 3 Sxc anoat.
Options opened steady with wheat. but
sold on under weak cables and absence
o, local support. closing at Sat-c net
lower. May closed at siAc: December
closed ut M%c.
oats-spot nat: No. > cc. Options
quiet; easy at &c: ne, decline. February
Lard-Quiet: western steamer Aso
nominal: December closed ut A.E nomi-
nal: refined quiet.
Pork-Duli: mess N.Ga.oo.
Eggs-Steady: state and Pennsylvania
20a2Sc: western fresh &c.
Rlce-Steady; domestic fair to extra
4Sn6sc.
enthusiastically.
Cotton Seed Oil-Dull but fairly steady.
,Conee-options opened steady at un-
changed prices and ruled inactive and
nominal with scarcely any variation. SELL
Ing checked by smaller brazilian receipts
but marked weakness shown and de-
clined spot prices. Closed quiet. un-
changed TO S points lower. Sales II. 100
bags, including December G.1: March
S.5- spot conee-Rio weak: mid easy.
Sugar-Firm: fair refining 3 s-isc. re-
fined firm.
NAVAL STORES.
New York-Rosin steady: strained. COM
mon to good N.ioul$s. Turpentine firm
at 3Sm32kc.
Chareston-Spirits turpentine market
none. unchanged.
turpentine firm ut
susc' sales L.oS. receipts l.IT. Rosin
urn, unchanged; sales none; receipts
1855.
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COTTON.

Liverpool, November 2O.-12:30 p. M
Cotton-Spot fair demand; prices lower;
American middling 3Ad: sales 10000; re-
ceipts 5000; American 5L4oo. Futures
opened steady; demand poor.
American middling. low middling
clause: November 3 11-e4d: November
and December 3 9-64d sellers; December
and January 8 1o-64d; March and April 9
1O-64d; April and May 3 11-64d; May and
June 3 12-64d; July and August 8 A-64d;
August and September 8 15-64d: Septem-
Der and October 3 16-64d, 3 17-64d; Octo-
Der and November 8 T-64d.
New York, November 2O.-Cotton easy;
middling 5 13-16c: net receipts S13; gross
receipts $500; forwarded 2,240; sales none;
Total today and consolidated: Net re-
ceipts 60, Us; exports to Great Britain b.
9s7; to France $3.50; to the continent A,-
253; stock 865, 30.
Total since September 1st: Net receipts
1856, 273: exports to Great Britain 1.o47.-
SAT; to France 3O5,9G: to the continent
81, ass.
Futures opened steady: sales 400 bales.
closed barely steady; sales $500 bales:
January SOS: February 5.72; March 5.1S:
April 5.&: May 5.S7; June So; July So;
November 5.63: December 5.63.
Spot closed easy: middling uplands
S 13-16c; middling gulf 6 1-16c; sales none
PORT RECEIPTS.
Galveston-steady at S 7-1sc: net re-
ceipts 1850.
INOI1Olh-1i IA y AVS Y
$3.50.
Northumberland at SIC; gross re-
ceipts 74o.
Boston-Dull at SIC; net receipts 2.o4s:
gross receipts 2.09.
wilmington-Steady at SAC; net receipts
2,029.
Philadelphia-Quiet ats Lice; net re-
ceipts 232.
Savannah-Steady at SIC; net receipts
6,s02.
New O~rieans-Steady at Dsc: net re-
ceipts Is, Oh; gross receipts 10, sJ6.
Mobile-Quiet at 5hc; net receipts 1,5g.
Me~mphis-Steady at SIC; net receipts
5,616.
Alphabetically at 5 7-16c; net receipts
2,169: gross receipts 2,450.
Charleston-Steady at 5 3-1sc; net re-
ceipts $500.
Cincinnati-Quiet 1t SIC; net receipts
III.
Louisville-Quiet at 5%c-
St. Louis-Steady at 5 5-16c; net receipt:
1,611.
Houston-Steady at 8 7-1sc; net receipt.
1919.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Chicago, November 2o.-The leading fu
lures were as follows:
Open. High. Low. Clos
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Charleston, 8. c.. November 20.-The
annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Charleston and Savannah railroad
was held here today. All OF the old
officers and officials Of the company
were reelected. The annual report
submitted showed gross earnings 1884,
167.3 |. against $4lS. S55.7 operating ev,
penses. The report was considered To
De entirely satisfactory.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
FINANCIAL.

New York. November 20.-Money on call
easy at 1d1h per cent. Prime mercantile
firm with actual business in bankers bills
at 81. S5h@4.S5x for demand, and at S4.S2s4
@$4.S2% for sixty days. Posted rates at
81. S3hG4 S6R. Commercial bills at $4.S2.
Bar silver SO. Mexican dollars 45la. State
bonds firm: railroad bonds firm; govern
ment bonds firm.
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PRODUCE.

Peanuts-North Carolina. prime 55a6oc
per bushel: extra prime. S.: fancy, 72hc
Virginia-Extra prime. 40l45c.
Rice-Uplands. 65UsOc: lowlands. $1.i01
$1.15.
Corn-7k950c.
North Carolina Bacon-Hams, l0G11c;
shoulders, 6Q6kc: sides, 7k@Sc.
Chickens-Dull; spring lOa1Sc; hens
1S625c: ROSTERS, 1SG22c.
Turkeys. Qive) &c to 10c per pound.
Eggs-Firm at Is 2-3c.
Shingles-Per 1000 five inch. hearts and
sap $1.6502.10: six inch. 81. 5OG3.50.
Timber at $500 to $500 per LOCO feet.
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NAVAL STORES.

NAVAL STORES.
Spirits observation-disclosures barrels
firm at Soc: country barrels firm 1T 29tsc.
Rosin steady at $1.15 and $-0.
Tar firm at $1.05.
Crude turpentine firm: hard $40;
yellow dip $50; Virgin $780,.
Prices same day last year-Spirits tur-
pentine CSC and 2fixc; rosin $50 and
$1.55; tar s1.05; crude turpentine $40.
500 and ST. 80.
Receipts tcday-167 casks spirits turpen-
tine, 1,234 barrels rosin. PSI barrels tar, 4
barrels crude turpentine.
Receipts to same date last year-156
casks spirits turpentine, 40 barrels
rosin, 11 barrels tar. y barrels crude
turpentine.
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InlnS, one more uouSe, VI OhC hAoAS
country sea , or one more store. or one
more railroad, or one more million.
FOR ONE MORE TREE.
They clutched for that and lost all
they had gained. For one more tree
they lost a whole orchard. There are
business men all around us worried
nearly to death. The doctor tells them
they ought to stop. Insomnia or indi-
!. gestion or aching at he base OF the
brain or ungovernable nerves tell them
they ought to stop. They really have
enough for themselves and their fami-
lies. Talk with them about their over
work and urge more prudence and long
err rest and they say: Yes you are right.
After 7 have accomplished n more
thing that I nave on my mind 1 will
hand over my business to my sons. and
go to Europe and quit the kind of ex-
hausting life / have been living for the
past thirty years." Some morning you
open your paper, and, looking at the
death column, you find he suddenly de-
parted this life. In trying to win just
d. one more tree he lost the whole or
chard.
Yonder is a man with many styles OF
innocent entertainment and amusement
He walks, nc rides, he plays tenpins
in private alleys, he has books on his
table, pictures IN his wall and occas-
ional outings, concerts, lectures, base
ball tickets and the innumerable de-
lights Of friendship. but he wants q key
to the place of dissolute convocation
He wants association with some mem.
Der Of a high family as reckless as he
b anluent. He wants, instead Of
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.
COTTON REPORT.
Wilmington, n. c.. No

Wilmington. N. c.. November -.
Receipts OF cotton ~today-s.G9 bales.
Receipts same day last year-s.s6 % bales
This seasons receipts to date-ls.2ss
bales.
Receipts to same date last year-l5s. 1si
bales.
The quotations posted at ! O'Clock today
at the exchange.
Cotton steady.
Ordinary........ 800. ......... $500. 2 1916
Good or~dinary.-.... ..-... ....... -. AZ
LOW mlQOllIlk-.... ..-......... .-.-.. 3 lS-lo
Mluuilng...... ........ $500. ..-...... pa
Good middling... ........... $3.50. So
Same day last year, nc.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.
sIattsrs OF Mlnor MOnlont la sud Aboa
s1n. f,av

sIattsrO OF MlnOr Moment Ia aud Aboui
the CITY.
Three young ladies' Of the Fifth ward.
will give select dance this evening, ~
Myers hall.
Tho University Centre will be organ
ICED Tonight In the Clay school building
AZ 7,3o O'clock.
Jury Commissioners Mofiat and Nay
lor were at work yesterday afternoon.
making up the Jury list for Ohio coun-
~. for the ensuing year.
The La Belle iron works office Is be-
Ing extended at the rear. and the addl-
tion when completed. will considerably
enlarge the Office quarters.
A street car. whose trolley wheel
broke, was delayed on South Eon
street. a short while yesterday, but II
was assisted on It's Journey by the next
car.
''JeFusha Davis Family Album" an
entertainment OF living pictures, VIII be
given at the BenWood city hall. Friday
night. May I. by the Loyal Legion and
Good Templars.
Three little girls entered house on
Market street. a few days ago. and
stole q diamond ring. Lieutenant In
gram was pAAGNN VA eAAN S9eN $50 80
ceeded yesterday in recovering the ring
for the owner,
There 10 q cOmmotion among business
men on account Of the action OF the
city ofIlcIalS In insisting on assessment
returns being sworn to. 1t IS alleged
that many firms have made ridiculous
ly low returns
The special committee on the refund.
inS OF the city debt has been called BY
Mayor Butts TO meet this evening. at
$50 o'clock for the purpose OF consider
ing this matter The members OF the
committee are MeSsrR. Higgins, Berry,
ALL HRBlett, HOFkheimer and Schmidt.
city Clerk Watkins and Receiver For
geY will meet with the committee.
A half. Witted fellow, named Wells, OF
Ohio, was committed to jail for the
criminal court. by Squire Maxwell. OF
TriAdelphia, for stealing sheep. Wells
relieved two farmers. Mcdonald and
Reed, living near the county line, @.
nineteen sheep. and shesrlng them, sold
the wool to Horkheinler Bros. for SIS 90.
Constable Anderson arrested him.
Fatty DrilleF, of South Jacob street,
was wanted by the police yesterday
morning. for aSsaulung his father. and
despite the search OF OfiicerS Bero. Babb,
Devinney and Dudley, he made his es-
cape. The warrant was sworn out Tor
him yesterday morning, and Fatty"
took TO the top Of Chapllne hill, but Ia
ter IN the day. Il is supposed, he got
across the river.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
stranEsr.ln the ClIy and WhsollnE FOlk'
Abroad.

stranger tn the CITY aud WhooIInE Folk'
Abroad.
Bertha. the dve-year-old daughter OF
Joseph weldner.of TWenty-elghth street,
Is very III Of typhoid fever.
Alex. Frazier. who lives near Mozart
Park. IL still confined TO his room, but his
friends hope he will recover from tumor
trouble, for which he recently under
vent an operation.
Prosecuting Attorney ". c. Meyer has
nearly recovered from his accident al
nearly seven weeks ago. and II the
weather is favorable he win be out on
the streets In q few dayR.
Professor Thomas c. Miller, principal
Of the preparatory department. West
Virginia University, and one OF the fore
moSt educators OF the state, len for Nor
Eantuwn last night, after attending the
encampmsnt Of the G. A. R., Of which
he Is Z loyal comrAde.
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A ten-year-old boy living on South
Penn street me; with an accident yester-
day afternoon that. while not hurting
him badly. wrecked the bicycle which
his father had Just bought for him. He
started with his purchase from Market
street in high glee and "coasied'' down
the Island end OF the suspension bridge.
but his speed had increased 50 that In
trying to turn out at the street car curve
on South Penn he ran into coal wagon.
The boy was carried Into DR.. Hissom' s
office. but his injuries were unconse-
quentlals. The front wheel Of his bicy-
Gle was utterly ruined, and his first ride
on his new bike" had an unpleasant
ending
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UNCONDITIONAL surrender. IS the
only terms those famous little Pills
known as Dewitt's Little Early Risers
viii make with constipation, sick head
ache and stomach troubles. Charles Z,
Goethe. corner Market and Twelfth
streets: Bowie & Co. Bridgeport; Pea
body & Son, Renwood
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SPRING OPENING OF c. HESS & SONS

We have now on exhibit all the latest
novelties IN suitinES, TFOaSsFinES, Fancy
YsatInEh and OVsFrOAttngS.
The atYIlSh appearance. good MT duFa-
billIV and entire GAGistActlOn Of our gar
GnEntS II OuF reputation.
Prices Of oar SuItInGS thtS spring will
be $4,000 aud up, CrOUSeTinES $500 and
up. OuF Cents Furnishing department.
mica &. HE'S 4 SONS,
1871 and I31J Market Street.
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The frst summer outing OF the
Wheeling Druggists Association was
held at Wheeling Park yesterday after
noon, with a large attendance. includ-
ing several members OF the association
from the Ohio-side towns. Mr.. Sexau-
er, OF BelIaire, won the first prize in the
bowling contest. while John Coleman,
the battle SCARED South Side brave.
captured place. Colonel Christian
Schnepf was contented TO scoop IN thH
BOBBY prize. Lunch was served IN the
restaurant building.
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The opening OF THE Parlor. the
handsomely equipped saloon and lunch
room to be conducted by Messrs VIII
liam Wlnder and James Parker. at the
corner Of Alleys 3 and 3, the old 'But-
fet'' stand, was an event that drew
large crowds last evening. The, pro.
prietors were agreeably surprised and
pleased at their first evenings business.
Mayer's orchestra furnished the music
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A rare opportunity to bSeomS an en-.
eIsnG SIsH0EFa pheT 10 ORaFGd Ia special
Class now jaSt GBBut beginning AZ MOISs''
BuSInssa AeadsmV. Pupilu who began
ouIy three months Sinos are OBTAINING
EMPLOYMENT, and arr giving perfect
SAttSfaoti
taught. and IL the emily one guaranteeing
For terms aud PARTICULAR see or AddrSO,
!, Il. NOISE,
1A28 Maln street,
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Gle: 9nteLLiaeneer



A Good Pano-F. W. Baumer CO.
The Grand Ailan,ic.-AtlRntie City. y. J..
10 Loan-ErSkine 4 Allison,
Sealed ProposhlS-Robt 7. Floyd.
Masonic Funeral Notice.
Proposals. for Flooring the Market Street
wSnted-To Trade Sewing Machine for
4 Horse.
Just opened-PAlHcs Furniture Company
II, 1. McKoWn. Plumbing, Etc.
Fine ONCE Rooms for Rsnt-Rot d
For Rent-James A. Henry.
Special Price on Step Ladders-HuebeFs
Grocery House.
Wheeling Park Lots.
Sow-R. II. List.
Notice OF First Meeting Of Stockholders
Of the Acme Box Company.
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open air services from the gospel
wagon will be conducted at the corner
OF Tenth and Market streets next Sun
day afternoon, at 4 O'Clock. Rev. DR.. J.
l.. sooy. OF the Fourth street ehurch.will
deliver O sermon, and will be assisted
by a number Of ministers OF the city
churches. W. c. T. L. members VIII
nlR,1 take part
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PROF. wALDEMAR GEPP's Muse
nm, az Anatomy will remain in this city
one week longer. There viii be spe-
cinl ladies' matinee on Friday after
noon. from p. M. until y. m. Lady
doctors will give lectures in English and
German. The exhibition Is instructive
az well as beneficial. Located at l4ll
Market street.
Admission Is cents.
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= SECOND SIGHT. +

when you feel you have tried everything
and everyone. consult US. A daily occur
renee Is the surprise shown py peheuted
patients at our oince.
DO YOU have headAche7 Do your eyes
water7 Do they barn or SMART Does
print run together when reading! Feel
AZ IN scum before the eyes, Do things
nnpear double or mixed up Have a de-
Fire 10 rub the eyes, twitchingi Do you
have weak eyesl Does tho light pain
them? For any trouble OF your eyes con-
anil us During this month We devote
much time TO childrrn's eyea. We make
glasses at popular pricea zone reason OF
our popul0Fltyl-make Careful oxamina-
tIon free OF charge, The best PROOF OF our
from our old patients,
PROF. OHWFFS
Scientific Optieian,
Corner Main and Eleventh Streets.
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REAL ESTA7I coNHIrEEE
Meets and Passes % SomS Routino Best
nssS-COnIFaoG Let.

nsoS-C0nIf2eG AeL
Last night the city council committee
on real estate met and transacted rou-
tine business. Furniture for the once
OF the city engineer was ordered An
application for the leasing OF city pro-
pertY on Alley c. in the commons,
was received, but no action was taken
on account Of the uncertainty as to
what is leased already. The city enEi-
neer was instructed 10 draw a plat OF
the city property on the alley. Bids
Tor the painting OF the walls in the cor
rjdor OF the city hall were opened and
the contract awarded TO J. Marshall at
his bid OF SCI. The other bids were: J.
". Beier. sos: Il. F. Higgins. ISs; J. NJ.
Adams, SIS; Schenerlein & Butler, 81,
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In order 20 reduce my stock OF nno
wall papers viii sell for the next ten
days, all the better grades OF Parlor,
Hall and Dining Room Papers NJ cost,
Papers that have been selling AZ from
PC to 81 % win 20 at l5c TO Tjc per roll,
Write FOR samples and say what room
they are for. c. G. BOSTON.
Corner rwelfth and ChhplIne streets.
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Yesterday morning occurred the death
OF Mr.. Patrick Campbell, an old cid-
zen. the father Of D. ". Campbell. The
death came suddenly and entirely I'M
expecteJly. He WAS In the seventy
eighth year OF his age
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The sessions OF the Northwestern con.
vocation Of the Protestant Episcopal
church in West Virginia, continued yes
terday morning and afternoon at st.
Luke's church on the Island. Interest
ed audiences were drawn TO the sessions
~ the dnV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-06

Every Grandfather that viii come e
our studio Wednesday or Thursday
May IL or Il. and have his picture taken
we win make sittinEs and present HIN
with one photograph FREE,
Kinks GROUND FLOOR STUDIO.
1905 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-06

An unknown man was shot in the leg
yesterday afternoon. near the Baltimore
d Ohio siding at Elm Grove, and taken
10 the county inhrmary. The shooting
was accidental bu: the particulars
could not be learned last night,