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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-20
COTTON MARKET REVIEW.
An Advance of Eight Points at New
York.
THE FOREIGN EXPORTS VERY LARGE.
Demand from English and
Continental spinncrs - Houston
spots One-sixtcenth Higher.
Office of The Post,

houston TUESDAY January ~
gam OF 10 points IN cotton futures
vas pieaslhs chanse from the recent
guinness ana tagging tendency oil the ma.
het' L.Nerpoois improvement Oh -ia-o'u
was uono'less me dire-t incentive Tor
bu'l.sh tura on this side and stnail receipts
ana good exports heipea inc ADVANCE
whirh Was hrmly maintained despite the
hocd OF seiIihs orders that II induced
a teieIram from Hubbard Bros Co.
rro,.,n,. u,der oxnor, d.,,.,rd hero Car
ac,,al co..o, sons,hi,g ,,ov.r lnnvvn no
fore in January RMS exn,..t demand has
boen a fsa,ur,, Of the mareet throu.hol,
tho se,son and = aroricon mis- void
show any tendency whatever to Increase
the.r 'aAings 1t would soon case inc sup
p'3 OF cotton to d"indle rapidly and IN
luce SPECTATORS 10 pNi more iaith III a
probable exhaustion OF stocks before oc-
toler l. As Il e however the heavy OK
800, -. - ,.,,.4 -, -,
r"''S may Soon s'Ve hlGi'H ana con-
tincntal spinners all the cotton tnay need.
Lniess their trade continues mo, a largo
-. -. , .,,.
scare ""leh IS MOI expected according %
recent cables.
II is also considered rather urrav3rlblr
-. - - 49,
'""' SUN iiisu exports nav ""i cA"seu
a suhstaf tlal advance m prizes and Uany
traders no wo,ao,t,,, v.,',, would h,n,,on
lt,-..,. 49,. - ',,,' -
"'N"4" va lu'"'-A Ht'lisH' s4"iV'f 'eaas
ar become much less than heretofore. the
buil,s claim, however that n.,rl,. NJ, Of
80. -. -.
p'''io"S Exports mas pech uSea oy 81 IL
ners AID that foreign stocks are not IN
usually large. Exports. for instance. have
49,, . On, oro |
"''" ''--i'v'" pdtes anu ye' biNerPoHi "hu
continental stocks Of American are today
Only T7eOro bales moro than ,hav wore o.,
,so, nv, '''a'i wy 49, -"
Sfi'fihorr l. 1870 Inc dliicFehce OF -'fio'-
oOl bales has disappeared. the most of 1t
mp Va VI - '''e
'hNlS'"ie supply hold by spdnners.
Al tolay's session New York futures
10y "I'u D''' p,' io' 'i'-t', NC
$50 A., ". ~ 49, -. 80 ~, "a'
u'N Nu'-"S "le 4''''I'oo" M"'oh
W ''V'' an. 'i,e N'V9 =
was a. '''E ''O' asl'rs' ''SHo''' Sestof-
ahN' May sod al 40 early IN tho day' nut
advanced to Z ~ before the close.
In Nov, Orieo,,s FUTURE. e,,,,o,i An, ,,.,,,,
u.HS ol'V"e" ""li WIZ
20 bid for Mareh, The lowest sale was
az 6 Il. and from this the market advanced
IN So closi,,, n, 6S,s,s s o,,trs. e-Se,
'.'N' "7"''9' NO y
d''' Yesterday May sold at $50 for the
lowest an1 $50 for the highest. the La u
sa,e hoing n, fas .,-a,,,, : an1,to, -.
H' "''' "sa'i'S- o'''e '''A on
Yesterdays close.
Ths American srot markets were very
stendv thr,ugho,,t ,ba d.. ~ ,o,I
sales recorded at several points.
New York and Memphis advanced prices
ltc'
Houston expects 300 to 1000 bales to-
uorrow, against 2e2i on the same day last
Year. The estimate at New orleans is fot
$500 10 1850 against eS9G
T. H. Hammond and No,r,, r,,ro,,,s1,,. oe
II. 49,, 81. 49, ct, ny Va
''oln,s''ai' NHas' Beer OF New orleans.
and T.. Nj Harrington of Texarkana. We're
today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-20
UsToN DAILY Posn WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 90 1896

local stock exchange Corn. oats and pro-
vs. Obs were weak IN sympathy, corn ios.
ms &c, oats &c and provisions from "a
In wheat tn, drift Of speculative salit-
nients was pronouncedly bearish nj tne
opeenlng and the session naturally stared
opened with a isd decline. as the lcesi
market had dropped equally as mucn;;
May opening at IsAu@ I,sc compaire I.
with Yesterdays closing price OF W l-sc
dropped In a few minutes TO 10 s-sc, re,
co.xered TO % a-sc ana then Neil off TO ~ -
n's o-s by 1880. The other roupne bust
acter TO what has been for some line
lack. Chicago shipmonts eegregited
more than she received. getting % car
LOADS and shipp!lg by rail i03.vJv busleis
The out inspection was 1900 bushels.
MINNEAPOLIS and Duluth received .Ss cars,
ngalfst sly week ago and Si2 on tne
CORRESPONDING day o. az year ago. '5u'he
further btdrish features developed. nut
the market appeared to have been already
sSS.newhat oversold as. Instead OF tn lr
Their receipt. finally chmbilg up to the
~ l-sc. which was the highest mark OF
me session The Atlantic port exports
ainounte to only 5000 bushels. The local
stock markets were so weak as to attrnei
ccn91erable attention. Weak stock inar-
kcts no matter where, always have more
or less effect on the local grain market
and the wonder today was tho compare
lively small effect 1t did have. II was
- y lNthA. llbMtN'T. 10 nTttk lllt ~
10 10 5-sc. Between ~ 5-S and ~ I-sc iiuc
tuatons Were maintained for long
time. but near the end the price slipped
TO ~ lie ana closed at that. =.
Corn was very heavy ana depressed al
gay. closing l-Sc bolow its previous value.
Much of the weakness was caused by TIE
decline in wheat. but holders were less
-arlined to sell, and but a slight decline
resulted. Brldstrect's reported a visible
increase OF l.33i 900 bushels.
oats weak med under the influence OF
lincrai offerings AMI svmnathv with
wheat At the opening May was hadvy.
iroV sions was afflicted with the weak.
n - OF the grain market. At the close
MAY pork was about l5c lower. May lard
anout re lower and May RIBS ipc lower.
fYStimAteI receipts, wheat IL cars. corn
-, otis 1888, hogs 5000
InsE qIciations were as follows
Flour Steady
Whcat--No spring, ~; No. spring.
Iosi1 ~, No, . red. SGl@aGia.
corn-- No. ,. 22asGi2rs.
o ,t,',s, No 2. lf',: No. 2 white, {. o. b.,
l',saH No white. +. o. b., i7plsla.
Batley-No. 2, nominal, No. g. I. o. b.,
-iI@9; NO 4, {. o. b., 2i0a6.
Flax scNd-No. l. 7l1T,
Timothy seed--Prlme 2G5
M"sS pork~-Per barrel az ~ T..
l-ard-Per 100 pounds. 3.g0.f3.g2
Short ribs sidtfs-Loose 3q2ffIl7.
Dry sailed shoulders-Bove,i ptTra
Short clear sides Boxed. faG4H.
whisky Distillers' finished GOODS rer
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HITTER AND Eggs.

omoago' January .-Butier-Firm,
Weak; fresh. 10. Cheese -conei. e9ait
~ Louis. January ia.--Hltjfer-Ilighc
ct,"in1eFy 1924; dairy. i2aI5 Eggs-
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~, oIIr-linse j. In bbls. raw &c; bolIoh
q petroleum. ~ tesi. I'm bills lsc: In case-
N,W brl. nnt on 81 3d. IN hbl= re. stove
OIL. n Ibis ~. 10 cases 81 30. castor oil
nag i.cnl pure. fl.00; tugpc1ilnc. In ibis TX,
NHIIE LEAD strictly pure, GV5i,c:
standard white lead iiAC painters a.
WlNDNW GLAsS-In h6Nes GO ana 10 Ia
" ana 10 per cent discount, new 1851.
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Are NOu "Aii Hroken Up."
Take Horsfnrd's Acid Phosphate.

II sieades the nerves. clearS me brain
Ynl promoted iigetion. Makes a pleasant
and wholesome BEVERAGE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-20

ST Louis. Mo. January l9.-Flour dull
ahc weak at yesterdays decl re. Wheat
opened dun. weak and lower aud olossl
ar Loss Of S-S to Fac from ycstt .4ay' 3
track. s. l-2V90c; No. hard cash numlnal;
u lie.
Corn futures dun from the start with 10
disposition to buy or sell Spot dun ana
II re Isked: May. 90 t-S122 I.ic
buyers we're scarce though more
disposition to sell was naaifested. May
IN!ed steady, but closed Lie on SPOT
lower No cash, isiac bid May ls'.c
Rye dull AMI nominal. barley dun. corn
meal N.S5. bran dull but nrm
a. S99ioc. Flaxseed lower Il. Prime
timothy seed. $40; hay, steady timothy.
S..Mlpai prairie. sS7jsi7 90. VII skey. l.ls
cotton ties .; hlgg.ng = S-sn6 L. uork
easy. standard mess iobbing, s; IoaS 20.
4r4 easy, prime steam S3.N H. choice,
$40, Bacon. boxed shoulders. 81 IS extra
short clear. $40; ribs. $i.1 -; Shorts, q.
Dry salt meats boxei shoulders Si05; *
t,a short clear. $i.25; ribs, SA5) shorts.
Receipts-F'l Flour, 1000 barrels, wheat l0.Nn
nusht vs.; corn; 1900: oats 5000. shi-
incl is-tlour 5000 barrels; wheat. 1900
bushes: corn. 10000; oats. 1900
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-20
London MONTY

London January 10 e. Consuls for money
II s-lb, do account IL ll-lG. bar silyef
~ ll-iri rcr oulce Money ~ rc cent
ms rate of discount in The omen niarkri
for short and three months bills -, rcr
cent. ~
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NEW YORK.

New York january l9-Wheat receipts
i2O2a. bushels; exports, S36lS,, Spot iull;
lower No. > rel. January ssa. May Sc:
hides firm: leather 1t, d wool steady
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Chicago. January . Wheat rul q weat
tosay ana closed At &c decline being az
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q asked: b bid.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
Opened dull; l2:T, quiet; closed steady;
sales % A1N
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LIVE STOCh.
HOUSTON.
r r. Han. live stock comr,,sg.o, RIO,
GALVESTON.

:. Rerorted for The Post by A. +. Norman
HT u STOCK commission merchant
Cows -
Choice, per III, gross .... on0 or
NSV!am9n. per head.............sl2 o. II %
Cho.ce. per ~. gross .iL1 .
N9ii imon' per lb, gross,...... 2 % SI
Choice, per ID gross m siL
Cemmon, per ID. gross....., s,h3s -.
SLEEP "st -
Choice. per III. gross n -
He's f'' ''''a ''''''''''' % q zoo
Cornfed .. .,,e,
Mastfed ,...... .ffs e.
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a asked; b bid.
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
Opened steady. demand moderate; closed
W ry steady
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STOCKS.
T9(wi9s v g,, me e2s,ns qoo,a,Gos on leading
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles open. High. Low. Geese.
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................. 1870 io4l4 sIs.sis
HANRlc MARKET.

Havre, January l9.-Spots were harden
ing and futures steady.
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NEW YORK FUTURES.
Opened steady: 1910, steady; closed
. ea-ly. s..lss. u 200
Open-l Noonl Yesy
inv Gail lC1OGniiClOSe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

A new comic opera that IL highly
praised for It's snap" and go" as well
AZ the charming quality OF lts music
and tho humorous character Of It's
story, win be the attraction at the opera
house next Monday and Tuesday. 1t
Ia entitled "Klsmct" or the 1.-TWO Tan
gled Turks" and II the work Of Rirh-
ard Corroll, the well known comedian,
and Gustavc KCrkor, who has already
enjoyed the distinction OF being the
composer Of half II dozen or 30 Of the
most popular comic operas. all Of which
are onjoylnE the fuvor Of tho public to-
day, Minerva Dorr who heads the
company, In too well known to theatre
gOcrB to require special mention, She
In q thoroughly conscientious artist
md combines rare quality OF voice and
dramatic ability beyond that of any
other prlmn donna upon the American,
or possibly amy other stage. In the
title role VI "Klsmet," the sultan OF
Turkey, she has n part that dsplnya
all tho grace and charm OF her person.
atty nH well M her raro artistic nccom-
plahmonts, Edwin Carroll alandh
among the first Of American fun.mnk
era aud has rare opportuHItlea in thls
opera The supporting cnmpAy In n
raro ana excellent one. The etugo set
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-10
THE BURGLAR
That Entered Mr.. Morris Second
Hand Store, a Fighter.
MORRIS BEATEN BUT HELD ON,
ASSISTANCE OF SHERIFF
RICHARDS AND OFFICER WALL
KER PROBABLY SAVED THE
CLOTHING MANS LIFE-THE
FELLOW HAD TWO coNFEDER-
ATEs. BUT THEY GOT AwAY-A
DESPERATE CHARACTER.

Shortly before midnight there was
placed behind the bars in the Ohio coun-
ty jail, young man who gave his name
as James Moore, charged with burglary
He entered the clothing store Of NJ. Nor
ris, 1889 Market street, and he was ar
rested after desperate struggle.
Morris keeps second hand store, at
the number designated, and adjoining
his place Is a blind" alley. This alley
about lO;45 o'clock was the scene Of a Sc
we're struggle between Norris and Moore,
and the cries OF the former for help came
nearly too late. He caught the stranger
darling away from the rear of his prem
ises, and in attempting to hold him was
badly beaten. He yelled for assistance.
and the first 10 reach the scene was
Sheriff II. C. Richards, who grappled
with the burglar. Officer Walker assee-
ond later arrived, and jerked the fellow
away and put him under arrest,
When taken before Squire Fitzpatrick
Moore pretended to be drunk. His vest
was almost torn off his back, and the big
cash on his forehead told OF where the
stick yielded by Morris In the fight, had
landed. Squire Fitzpatrick committed
him to Jail for hearing November IL. at
/ o'clock. Moore was taken TO the coun-
~ Jail In charge OF Sheriff Richards and
Constable Anderson, They had TO carry
him up the jail steps, and he fought all
the way in. He was searched. but moth
ing was found on him, excepting small
note book, in which were addresses OF
two persons, living at Baltimore and
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Morris, who came to the Justice
shop 20 have the warrant sworn out, Is
q middle aged man OF good physique. He
stated that shoemaker living in the
rear OF the store. sounded the alarm of
burglars being In the store. He came
down stairs and running out his back
door to the alley, caught sight Of Moore,
fleeing with a big bundle OF clothes In his
arms. He closed In on Moore, but the
latter showed fight. Then Morris swung
a stick over the fellows head. The fell
low had two companions who came to
his assistance, but Morris made a bluff"
at drawing revolver. frightening them
OF. Moore tried 10 get away after he
was struck, and in the struggle struck
Morris in the face and breast several
hard blows, but the clothing dealer held
on to him. Finally he clutched Morris
by the throat, and was doing this effect
lively when Sheriff Richards and officer
Walker arrived.
Moore Is 4 hard looking customer, Of
powerful build. During his stay In
Squire Fltzpatrick's office he refused to
hold his head up and tried hard to make
II appear that he was drunk. The au-
thorltles are certain he has served time
before, and his general appearance bears
out this belief.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-10
BEAUTIFUL GOODS
Given for Premium Stamps.

It is surprising to see some of the
handsome things that can be had at the
Mutual Benefit Supply Co, located at
1893 Main street. Brass onyx top tables,
white iron brass trimmed bedsteads,
rocking chairs, toilet sets, Royal Mfg.
Co. and Rogers silverware, silver plated
and Dresden back comb, brush and mir
ror In sets, ice boxes, beautiful purses,
cameras, china and Birk clocks, knives
and forks Rogers' best plate), water
pitchers, mandolins, banJos, guitars, gull
tar-zlthers, silver shaving cups, and
many other things for ONE BOOK OF
STAMPS. Almost as many articles can
be had for oNE-HALF OF BOOK. A
few very pretty things can be had for a
QUARTER OF A BOOK. A large list
Of names could be given Of people who
have already received some beautiful
things and expressed entire satisfaction.
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A FINE WAFER COLOR or Crayon and
Frame Free. every day this week.
O'NEILL, The Photographer.

THE statement in last Sundays
Register, relative TO the case which was
tried last Friday evening at Justice
Greur's, 10 the effect that Miss Emma
Walt had been convicted OF grabbing
$l2 so from one. Louis Swelnberg, was
an error. Mr.. Sweinberg claims that
the young lady grabbed his ring, u
statement which Miss Walt indignantly
denies, claiming that he had glVep the
ring to her she claims that she is in
nnccnt Of any wrOng-dolnH and has
appealed her case TO the circuit court
for the purpose Of proving her inno-
ccncc. MISS EMMA WALL.
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Crowded houses were the rule at both
the performances given in the opera
House yesterday. by Van oston's Three
Star Company" and the rule is certain
to hold good for the remainder OF the
weeks engagement At yesterday
matinee 1.-THE Burglar" was the bill ana
last night "Thc Clipper" was given
Both performances were put on In cx'
cellcnt style. and the speclaltlcs deserv-
ed the many encores demanded. a iea.
turc Is the Miss Philadelphia" ladies'
orchestra The sterling comedy RIP
Van Wrinkle" will be presented nt lo'
days matinee, and the drama ''ForgiV-
en-" tonight. Popular prices
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-10
prATH or "TuDE" KRAFT.

Louis Kraft, better known as "rude,"
Kraft, died yesterday morning about Q
o'clock. at his mothers home in thu
Fifth ward. He was stricken with severe
and he gradually sank until the hour
mentioned. He was known to nearly ev-
erybody in Wheeling, and was OF
bright and genial temperament. His
one failing was the only one ever record
ed against him. He was about forty
years OF age and unmarried.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-10

In County Clerk llobertson's Office yes
tcrday, the following deeds were re-
corded;
Mary Rnlbllzcr ana G. Knlbilzcr to
AuguF. Fisher lot No. a.. IN what was
formerly known az Ia Grange addition,
South Side: consideration, $3.50,
John H. Ewing and William H. Ewing
to Edwin G, Ewing, their Onc-fourth In
torest In ronl estate In Shrvcr'n addition,
East Wheeling; consideration. $1,000
A decd Of Assignment wna recorded
from ~ Leyaur, proprietor Of n Iowolry
and notion store at nos Market street, H.
Buckman Ia named no oAslgnoc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-10
ABOUT PEOPLE
Stranger in tho City ana Wheeling Folks
Abrnnil.

Miss Mary Proudlock. OF Pittsburgh,
who has been spending several weeks
with friends in the East End, leaves
this morning for her home.
Col II. B. Yowel who has been here
for several days organizing n lodge Of
the Royal Tribe Of Joseph. left yestcr-
day afternoon for Huntington to lnstl-
tute large lodge which has been in
process OF organization Quite list of
charter members for the lodge to be In
stltuted In Wheeling has been secured,
and Col. j. Il. Peyton In securing 9TH
ers. The lodge will be Instituted In n
week or so, after Col Vowel returns
from some work he has as state organ
lzer elsewhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-10
Gus HILLS NOVELTIES.

During the past few years vaudeville
entertainments have grown in populaH-
ty, at the expense OF other stage per-
formances. Since vaudeville has become
the fad, Gus Hill has taken a foremost
place among the amusement caterers
HIS name in connection with any theai-.
rical enterprise, has come to be regarded
as synonym for excellence. one or
Hills very best companies Is the World
Of Novelties, which is booked for the
last half Of this week at the Grand opera
House. with the usual Saturday matinee.
The company includes some Of the
strongest acts on the vaudeville stage,
and is certain to be greeted by crowded
houses.
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qE.egat1lIiaerleer
omooi Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth Stree


CrystallIzed Ginger-H. +. Behrens Co.
Opera House-Kismet.
Special Sale--Geo. W. Johnson's Sons.
No Family Can Afferd-Ewihg Bros.
None Better-R. II. List.
W. G. INSTRUMENTATION and Account
ant.
Gas Heating Stoves-Nesbltt & Bro.
Senled Proposals-T. c. Moffat.
ST. Charles Hotel-Plttsburgh, Pa.
New Sllks-Stone & Thomas-Eighth
4 Good Umbrella-Geo. E. sutel & Co. =
Third Page.
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pRoGREss1YE EucHRE.

The second of a series of progressive
euchc parties to be given to the mem
beers Of the Carroll Cluo, occurs to-mor-
row evening, and from the interest dis
played II will be delightful affair.
Play begins promptly at Si5 o'clock,
and IN enjoyable feature will DO the
refreshments served by u corps Of
young ladies'. This part OF the enter
talnment viii be In charge OF Miss Tenle
Schafer.
The third OF the series viii be given
Thursday evening, November 25. These
functions are among the most success
fui ever planned by the club.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-10
LOCAL BREv1T1Es
Matters OF Minor Moment In aud About
the CITY.

Matinee at the opera house this after
noon.
Opera house to-nlght-The Three Star
Comedy Company.
John Hawkins a well known tin
worker was married last night to Miss
Anna Davis. OF East Wheeling.
The lecture by Rev. DR.. A. Moore, on
1.-THE Manly Man." which was to have
been delivered at the North street NJ.
Il. church Friday evening. has been
postponed until next Thursday even
ing, November IS.
This evening at Zion Lutheran church
n musical and literary entertainment
will be given by the Symphony society
Of the church. Elaborate preparations
have been made for the affair, which
is partly in honor Of the anniversary
OF Luther's birth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-10

THERE Is no need OF little children
boinr tortured by scnld head, eczema
and skin eruptions DeWitts Witch
Hazel salve gives instant relief and
curoa permanently. Charles H. Goethe,
Market and Twelfth streets; Chatham
Sinclair, Forty-BIHth and jacob strcctsi
A. 10, gchcclc, No. COZ Main street; Tx.
ley Bros, Penn and Zane streets! Bowie
& Co.. bridgeport
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-10

YOU can't AFFORD to risk your life by
allowing a cold to develop into pncuino'
MIA or consumption. Instant relief ana a
certain cure are afforded by ono Minute
Cough Cure, Charles H. Goethe, Market
and twelfth streets, Chatham SlnclhlT'
Forty-sixih and Jacob streets; A. ~
Schoclc. No, 6O7 Main street; ENley
Rros., Penn aud Zane streets, Bowie, ~
Co, bridgeport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-10

Constable Anderson yesterday arrest
cd John Ali, laborcr, OF the Eighth
ward, upon paternity charge, pre-
ferred by Lottle Wagner also of the
Eighth ward. All wns taken before
Squire Fitzpatrick and furnished $500
bond for his appearance before the cir
CuiL court
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-10
ATTENTION, BUTCHERS AND
BREWERS EMPLOYEES.

You should wear onr celebrated All
Wool Kuit Jackets.
They are III, rest made. and will give
you more pyrFF and comfort than all
others.
Also agents for the Famous Jhroa
HygienIc UnhsrweRr. Regular Under
c. HESS g. SONS,
Fashionable TAilors and Fine FurnIsh-
ers, 1871 and 1898 Market street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-10
o. G. G.nlhrr,, Grsnt AuclIon Sale.

Sale OF Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
will continue all this week. This Will
positively be the last week Of this great
sale. Those desiring bargains should not
fail to be present every aftemoon and
evening. Bear In mind, this is positive
ly the last week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-10

Squire Fitzpatrick yesterday held for
the grand jury Albert Crogan and Mary
Holmes, charged with unlawful cohab-
ltation; John Bentz, jumping n board
bill: and Vas Dwell, theft.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-10

ting OF the opera is exceedingly hand
some and picturesque, and the COSTUME
ing has all the elegance and luxurious
ness characteristic Of life in the sui
tan's palace.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-10

sLoAN's Linlment Is the great Fam
Ily Remedy, It penetrnies so quickly.
sold by william schwortfeger, lliG
Main street