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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-13

TIE Celluloid Eyeglasses will stand len
tirifs more abuse than any other Eye-Glats,
and furthermore they are aebeS. For sale BY
all leading Jewellers and OPP icians.. MwFkE
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surLoH's VIrALlzER is what you need for
Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness and
all symptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 70
cents per bottle. Sold BY MeLain Brothers,
and Ajax. 7. Young. a..,.ta p&w.
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Cu.Ieeteers and heIters, Weighing from 700 TO 500
mitch cows, $50 OOa5O TO- Bulls, iai1sc Calves, IA
10 size aud quality, S6 O0al0 % per head.
HO1s-Light and rough. 6a51Sc; lair 10 good, 65+a
7kc; extra lard hogs, 71Sc,
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sHrLoH's Couch and Consumption Cure is
sold by us on a guarantee. Il cures con.
sumption. Sold by McLain Brothers, and
Alex. T. Young iL,t D4w.
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CATARRa CURED, health and sweet breath
secured by Shiloh's Ca;arrh Remedy. Price
80 cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by Nc
Lain Brothers, and Alex. 7. Young. p4w.
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sLrErLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is the remedy
for YOU. Sold by McLain Brothers, and
Alex. T. Young. paw.
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CRoup, wHoopGsa CouoH and Bronchitis
med'ately relieved by shiloh's Cure. Sold
by McLain Brothers, aud Alex. T. Young.
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ARE You made miserable by Indigestion,
ConsLi patton. Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite
Yellow Skin? shiIoh's Vitalizer is positive
curs Sold by MoLain Brothers, and Alex.
T. Young. pdw
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The Diamond Dyes always do more than
they claim TO do. Color over that old dress,
It will 10. X like new. Only 10 cents for any
colOr. -E aIf q. ."I. .t MkfAw
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The Science OF Numbers: The three new
musical knights are quite equal to score.
Punch.
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Mr.. Cameri's Scandinavian Symphony"
is the only instrumental work, etc.-BOs.
ton Courier. -,a. pI.... 81 s.e
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~ have made Us of 20 denis liquid Beef
Tonic in sevet.l case. Of consumption and gen
eral debility, aud havs found Z admirsble AZ a
nutrit Va food. ionic snd stimulant." (Take
mn btherO Ofdfu ,gists. MWY&w
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NERVOUSNESS, peeyIshness, and fretting, 80
often connected with overworked females
lives, 10 rapidly relieved BY Browne Iron
Bltters, rs a pAW
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Will you suVFER with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? Shilohs Vitalizer Is guaranteed
% cure you. Sold by NJ Lain Brothers, and
Alex. T. Young D6w,
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For lame Back, Side or Chest use shIloh's
Porous Plaster. Price % cents. Sold by Nc
Lain Brothers, and Alex. T. Young. p4w.
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Flour dull receipts 1900 barrels exports 1900 bar.
reS; kupertlnu nLAle aud western S. I5Ai III n heat
OpeAel weak, declined 14a9sc, afterwards b came
topge reacted ,S a az closed Arm receipt
spring 81 VI; ungrAded re gcasl 2SIs: steamer No
81 T7ai liz No red q o 2sX In elevator; IN M
I. l6S; No. = rcd June, lSet IL, Gov Oushels ii ~
al 21;i, clusipg at 81 22s July, sales 67A.
q 22sI; August, sales $1,000 bushels at1li 2sX q
TO bushels at 81 Is .6Ii eli stag al 81 .6S
October. IaIea 3Sl,U00 bushels o. sI2i5fal 2St,
closing at 81 2Sh November tales 600 bushes d
90 Gnshels St sl9SH .Goin cash lots SiIc lower,
Xc, closing dim; receipts 5000 bushels exports
$3.50 bushels; ungraded 5,l65ifc: No. 3, 62a69]Sc
dc No. white 6S5S, No. June :SsS5sS ciosIns
al axe; July 65abbc, clio log al16S4c August 66I
Ab7c, closing At 6ehc; September b1,67Hc, closing
a IKE; October s7N.6IlSc, closing AZ S7sc Oats
bushels exports 5000 bushels; mixed west.
cru t6aiac white wtGteIn tSA53c. Hay, de-
mGnd fair aud msrEet drm ofes lower:
aSIe.: conicctioneFs 4 ssS Sisc; cut 10 aud
crushed "; granulAted $40 Hay nominal Rice
demand fair and market nrm; kapgoon 2I<c In
bond Petroleum dull; United 81 l6k. RosIn quiet
NkalSc Eggs fresh weS'ern domand fair and
market arm ALTA 4. PIX, demand active INV
mes st9 60al9 "; options nominal. Beef gu Z
| and weak, Cut meats dull and nominal, Lard
ann prime steam tll &5iIl 10; JUNE $ll 2,All IS
July iii 2SaIl IS: August SO Wall OF September
SO SOlI0 Ol; October o 70II0 81. Butter, femand
| isir and market hrm uheese quiet aud STEADY,
| Lead QuIeLand unchanged. 0IhGB unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Nd, June l2-Flour dull aud easy
| and without ca4Eto Wheat, western easier: so.
winter red spot 81 tg5{tl 20 July 81 20ISai 2sS:
Ausust 81 2SkSl 23I4t;; September 81 aIAl 3;
Sctober 81 2SSS4l 26X. Corn, western steady;
mixed spot GStsSHE JIIe esA6S1 70; July o. a6lN q
august bSJSc bid: steamer S6at6EC, Oats dull and
steady: Nesiern white i7ai9c; do mixed ISaI6c Rye
Steady VI Csc. HAv unchanged. Provisions steady,
Halter dull. western packed 10ai6c; crtRrrery Id
IA RgVs steady Al l7GlSc. Petroleum unchanged
COffee steady Rio carG0es ordinary 10 fair sJSaSc
Sugar aTm: XIOfIstc. whisky quiet and steady
at 81 loyal IL .t.
CHICAGO, JupS :2.-'Ttour unchanged. Whoa:
regular opened dull but closed active and higher q
ii Ii Juno: q lgJStl l2H July; 81 1894 41< An
SuSt; Of iS1IGi M September; 81 16afal 1871 octo
6Tr: nil year: No chicago spring B. iU9I; No,
| Chicago gprIng p3kc No AIRED winter 81 l2S Con
n ond demand and stronger a. tSS5sc cash ami
| Iune: b6tkaS7c July: b7A511kc August; S79EN57K
aeptafnbeF: Sic year. nsts, demand fair and matfc
Arm at $50 cash: SS1lc June; SyJtc Jnly 33H
| August SIC septembst 3OaSc year. Rye duh at sc
| Fssseed outlet 1t 81 - FORK, unsettled and zen
ersIlT lower al SIS SSAlS 10 calh and June: SS ID
Is TX july Us SISGals % August ilS EI1iSlI I
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All trains d ,ily except Sunday.
Pullman's PaIscs Drawing Room Sleeping Cars
through without change from SteubenVile East 10
Philadelphia and New Yo'k. West 10 Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago. indianapolis aud
st. Louis.
For through tickets, baggage checks sleeping car
accommodations, and any further information, APP
ply toJEo q. ToMLINs0N, ticket Agent at Pan.
handle Station. foot OF Eleventh street, or at City
Ticket ONCE, under Mcclure House, Wheeling.
JAMES McCREA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
Z. A. FORD,
Gcn'l Pass and Ticket Agent Pittsburgh, Pa,
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T,IVRHlIlY OF VIRGINIA.

,,,.r Law Lectures. tnIneEeeklyl; Dc .,
sanlml 'i, ' IN aud md I2th reptene0t. Have
ha l!lh Jul! In NE III, 10 students who design
orsd Of s.t S s.ad Al this Or Other IA. sSS a
z Who o. % C 5si S.G G ss
% practitioner SInn For circular apply ". =.
p.eh1nGC " VSJ TO JoHN n. MINOR Pot. CON.
IN
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Cir Gnteliqe1cer..


an,er. NS.. IS and . Fo,.EIssnIn SIFeel
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In the last hour the market was lower without
any speci cause, except sales u ryaliEe prVh.E
Central Pacific when had been very dull for
day or two, declined x per cent, and outside OF
thi. the decline ives u per cent on Uhio & AisSi4
AIppi aud II tor per cent. leaving the market veIy
attic changed fI0m lhe close Of prices vests day,
lhuugn many Of tne stocks We're lracLiJn higher
than then NAbASh aud Kansas & lexas were
suoug At the highest prices Of the dsy and St
sAul advanced u per cent 10 123N. In the final
dealings the mtrkgt wHg trneT. -.
ltt.
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aYou nInr r.c ,ly Name.n

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Roeky step Items.

That wounded harse is slowly re-
cruiting. He shOuMbe careful how
he runs at hatcheL
DR.. Ed. is just recovering from a
severe attack of-welsehe says, ''it
is the effect of the show"
Capt. Woody, who was section
master on this section, has been put
on the train in Mr. Goodwin's place.
We notice tina: Uncle Charles has
got his hay up at last, He does not
rush business, but what he does is
done we'll.
|, Alex. Clark, and Miss Mamie
Clark, Arthur McCsrkle and sister
Ella, spent one day with Abel Clark
and family last week.
Master Harry Thornburg is visit
ing the Springs this week, and will
remain until next week. Suppose
Miss Lsra will spend next Sabbath
here alsO.
B. S. M0ssgrOve, Of NashpOrt, O.,
who has been visiting his Uncle
Thomas family, and his sister Allie,
left for his home last Sunday by the
steamer going up.
Abel Clark sold his mule, a shsrt
time ago, to some traders, who took
him eat, and the last seen of Dock,
he passed up the road in a stock car,
that had hole in the side of it,
through which the mule stuck his
head, and took a good leOk at his old
home for the last time.
Miller Thornburg, who has the
contract to put in two bridges on the
Pea ridge road, has the one near the
Cross roads finished, and will COM
plste the other one, which is near the
Wright School house, IN few days.
These bridges have been long needed.
and will make the road much better.
Our young friend Scottie came in
last Sabbath, to make his usual call,
and was invited to tSke a seat, re-
piled, "Ich kan nicht bliben. Inc
ander mahl viii ich lengsr hliben. +"
ButnOon came, 8 s'cloek, four O'Clock
Z o'clock came, and then II and at
this tine Ma told him that she was
glad to have him come, but he ought
not to keep people up all night, when
he had stayed all day. The young
man arose, took his hat in his hand,
and as he posted out of the door, he
said: "Ich hoffai zee bait veeder
1900 zeyben. SANMIE.
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of our citizens, was to the effect thar
"whiskoy would make business lively
for the town, and hold the trade freM
going elsewhere" Now that we have
three saloons on Guyan ST., wherein
has trade increased? 1t has increased
the trade Of the Mayor and Marshal,
and no other. We notice that trade
on Guyan street is gradually falling
off, and all on the account Of the COR
ner loafer who is drawn there by the
saloons. Now will the men who
traffic in the vile stuff stiH permit
such persons to drink and carouse
around their doors? Look to it, gen
tlemen, and by keeping everything
quiet and orderly, increase your own
business as we'll as that of those
around you.
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cused Of taking it, which put them
on their ear. Bradham has offered
one dollar TO the finder Of his coat,
and one day last wsel; about one
third of the coat was .odnd hanging
On one Of 10. Mullen's pilots. Sew
eral have claimed the coat reward,
but none claims to have found it
The coat question is still being inves-
tlgated. Bradham saws he will nave
the worth of his coat if he can Ind
out the man who took it, if he is
worth it. We will give the particu-
lars next week. CYPRESS.
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Round House Notes.

Andrew Stephenson has just re-
covered from a spell Of sickness, and
has gone to work again.
= Cary Harper thinks there are three
important dates. One is the day the
ABeUs comes to the shops, and the
other two are his birthday.
We wsuld like to knew what is
taking James A Stephenson up to
Shady Springs 81 often nowadays.
Suppose he hrs relations up there.
We are very sorry to learn that
our friend Henry Scott Is afflicted
wish fever. We hOpe he will soon
recover, as We miss him very much.
Charles o. Lewis, young machin
est, get three Of bis tees mashed near
" off one day last week, and is TAX
ing vacation this week, on account Of
it.
H. {. Bossinger foreman of the
car shop, S. A. Sexton foreman Of
the coach department, and Mr..
Leonard foreman of the tinware de-
partment, were absent part Of last
week On account of sickness.
I'VE can symDathize with the com
poser Of that song, Il am weary To-
night, love, without thee" Of which
last weeks ARGUS speaks, as We were
left in the same condition the ether
night, when the New Sensation
showed at the wharf in your city.
We are informed that one Of our
popular young machinists, by the
name of John, is making good use Of
the low tide in the Ohio river, and is
making regular trips to the Buckeye
State. Success to yOu, johnnie
May one Pannel be a source of hap
piness to you through life.
Not long since, while one of eur
Young blo0ds was sitting on the door
step with the object of his affection,
he said to her that life was lonely
without her smile to illume his hum
bic home, and asked her if she would
give herself to him. After short
pause, she said, yes Then, as an
assurance of your sincerity will you
give me a kissY 'YesY was the
prompt reply, if YOU will never ask
me to kiss you again.
So reward! We understand that
Capt. Trice has offered the above
amount to know who sewed up his
pants. We suppose these are his
temperance pants, and there are seme
here who are opposed to prohibition,
and think ts keep him ont of his pants
will be a stumbling block to the teDl-
peraRce cause. But it makes no diff
terence. The captain is q good work
er, and VIII win the prize OF well
fought battle and be crowned with
success. -
Our young friend Bradham, who
has been on his esr for some time
about the coat that Was stolen, Sr
misplaced, Is On a high-well. We
came very near saying lonesome, .
but he had plenty St company, As
several persons here have been &C,
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Guyandotte GIeaninsS.
Gathered BY the "ArglI8" Owl.

Gathered BY the Argus OWt.
Rev. G. E. Hite is visiting his pa
rents at this place.
Mrs. Robt. Stewart and her dsugh.
ter Emma are sick with the fever,
Mr.. Holley and Sons have moved
their grocery to some point in Mason
county.
Watermelons, Cucumbers and
CholeramOrbus are now freely In
dulged in.
John Owens, after a rAmble,
through Ohio, for several months re-
turned heme last week.
The Ohio river at this point, is
getting so low that It's with difficulty
that the steamers get through.
Nat. 10th, representing the firm
of 10th & Hass, Cincinnati, smiled
On eur merchants last Saturday.
Geo. w. Marshall, the gentleman
ly representative Of Geo. McAlpin,
Cincinnati, was on our streets last
week.
Hen. Scott is not setting his pegs
down quite as nimble as he has done
in former days, but we think he will
be himself again in few days.
Greed Hensley was in town last
week with load Of mountain pre-.
duce, Graft pins which he uses as
legal tender in purchasing goods.
Miss Lola Darling left cur town
last week, on Str. Lizzie johnson, to
make her vows at Hymen's altar
Who will care for mother now?"
Robert WomeldOrff and Hugo
Deitz returned heme from Texas last
Saturday, to 9uench their thirst from
the placid waters Of the Guyan riv-
er.
The contract for the grading of the
city wharf, at this place, was let to
Perry Hennen last Saturday evening,
for Eight hundred and forty del
lars.
J. 3. Hite is again contemplating
matrimeny. We think he means
business this time, as he said he "nev.
er knew there was so much fun in
talking to the girls"
Some of our young bloods, who be-
long to the white Collar line, took
Paynes to visit a roasting-ear patch
one night last week. Suppose they
got some, but ahey were net seen car
rying any of.
The weather is very hot and dry;
business rather dull, but the loaters
seem to get more numerous. Some
of them are as harmless as June bugs,
and of very little trouble or benefit
TO any one. Again, there are others
that the community could well spare.
They are continually drinking and
lOunging about the stores, 10 the det-
riment Of business, and iuterrupting
those whs would be civil. Hereto
fore the arguments produced by some
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Huntington Lodge Directory


HFuntinRtOn Lodge No. B3. r. q
q. W.. meets In Lallanee ball' coFnor oIn
---ee, ard Third Avenue, the first and third
-'-'lays Of each month az z a o'clock ?. n.
GEORGE CULLEN, W. NJ.
J.J. PErERsoN, Seo'y.
Huntington Lodge No. "a. /. d.
%. F., meets every Thursday evening, 10
Zai5ley 4 Jehnston's building, corner 10th
cree. an2 Chird Avenue, at "a o'clock.
H. SCH@AUCH, n. 6.
~ r WALLACE, Sec'Y.
&ahcu EDCnmpment No. 2Os y
e. %. r., meets in odd Fellows Hall On 'he
E-s, and third Tuesday evenings Of each
~ W. X. BULL, C.P.
". 2. WALLACE, Scribe.
s.ebanon Lodge No. 50, !. d. %. r.,
.lee.s every Tuesday evening IN their Hail
.or1cg of bridge and Court streets, 6uyan-
rios. MOssGROvE, n. Q.
y DoDDnDsE, jr.; Rec. See'y.
WIStIetOe Lodge No. 466s ks 81
So. meets in Masnnic Hall, corner Of third
avenue and Sth street, the second and fourth
Mondays In each month.
MARX POoEE, Reporter.
tlphn Lodge No. 2SS X. 4 L. az
-. meets on the first and third Monday
evening Of every msuth, in their Hall lh
MARK PeoRE, Protector.
=. L. CRrDER, Reporter.
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RS~ Edicerial notccs 10 cents per line ior
.ch ioscgti0u, bat special rates 10 regular
,lgcgrisgrs,
- Nrrriere and Death Notices frees
tbituaries Eve cents per line.
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Dr. BadgeIy has had years of *
pcrienee in regulating or straightea-
ing ohildren's teeth. He keeps On
hand all the necessary applianeeto DO
first-class work. All dental opera
tiOns guaranteed TO be frst class
Office a few doors below WaIk-r's
Meat Market and opposite ] 7, Cg,
der's drug store.
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Mr.. Simpson launched the mann
moth work bench Saturday. He is
now in close proximity with Mr.,
Fox.
Job Webb, the foreman of the pat
tern department, is the most enter
tanning person We know of, especial
ly if you are known to be a tobacco
user
Philip Rogers, the stere keeper, is
in possession Of a pair Of shoes With
riveted soles. Tom Mulladay did
the riveting, Any one wanting work
in his line should give him a call,
The Capt. has purchased pair q.
spectacIes from Leonard and Carroll,
which he says are bogus, and not
what the inventor claimed they were.
The captain should not talk too loud
in hearing of the latter member u
the firm, for Mike is an earnest ms.l
and no joker.
A gentleman took OF himself the
reference of the item We gave in our
last, in regard to the remarkable ap-
petite, threatening its author vi'h
vengeance, (knowing neither The
writer nor for whom it was inteRdeO.j j
The shoe must have fit well, az
pinched mighty tight.
Our good friend Capt. Capt. A. }.
Trice, exhibited quite novelty 70
the employees at the railroad shops a
few days since in the way Of pan:a-
looms, which is quite different from
any style of the garment We bave
seen heretofore. They are double
jointed. We did not here what
various points of excellence they pos
sess. He adjusted them twice before
he succeeded in getting into them
He, no doubt, thinks there is more
money il the merchant tailoring bus-
mess than in contracts at low figures
4 SUBURBAN.
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NEW
ST. ALBERT HOTEL
ne. q. ASfIBT, I'roPFietDr,

Il. J.. ASHBE, Proprietary
CHARLESTOY. ". "a.
Tsis House is newly fitted and furnished
rropgh0ut, and situated ia the central part
the city
Terms rs reasonable as any 6rst class HO-
,.l Snsoial rates 20 commercial travellers.
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81. JAMES HOTEL,
t...t- C,pisoi Square, cor. liza 4 Bdsk g.
RICHMOND, Va.
TERMS PER DAY, $500
This House is most centrally ioeaiad, Be-
fn< within teW squares Of elthor 0t the
Brnots, Tobacco Exchange OF Harehoaies'
.rst class table ana rooms.
A.B. MOORE, Proprietor,
formerly Of 81. Charles HOtsl.
o.. W. UENDEks0N, Clerk
formerly o. American Hotel.
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AnugpIueuta.

Lcuuitrs MiHstrels.-This troupe viii bG hers
ths evening, witha iino programme OF trans.
actions Their success has bcUn great every
where and they viii doubt, ~ have Il large
audience says the Utica RCrGid "THD opera
house was packed last night with onr best
citizens to see ana hear what Leayilts Con.
soliIuted minstrel company had to offer, and
were amply repaid for their trouble in elbOW-
ing their way through the dense crowd, Tor II
bettnr and moro original programme was
never offered, aud Thatcher, Primrose Il
West who are announced 10 iullOw them, will
have to look well To their laurrl-.'
Thursby.-Frday evening Miss Emma
ThursDy viii DO in Fulton opera house wlti
the great pianist, DO KOntski, and Mr.. Russo
:. Glover, flne singer Tho concerts whiCl
these eminent artists give arc some uf the bes
aud most enjoyable musical festivals taUL CaI
bo imagined. There Il no doubt that tho con
cert Friday evening tto-mOrrOw) will be-
great feast OF music. rho chart TO- seats 1
hling up fast, ana the remaining seats vii
soon bG secured,
hih Aris'ocracy.-Barry ana Fay will be +
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SAILS or REAL ESTATE.
Recent transactions In tho County Mar

Recent transactions In tho County Market
Jacob Nipple, of Mt. Joy,sold at private
sale,a house and lot OF otgTuund ia Columbia
to Louis Difiendorier.
5. +. Smith sod his tW1 story dwelling
house and half n lot of ground, IN Man
holm, to Mrs. Martha Ober, ror $1,000.
Jacob ii. Mace, esq, sold his store stand
with l3 acres Of ground and two dwellings
at Peunville, to Cyrus Bombergeru Of Penn
township, for $500.
Mrs. Susanna Fisher, two story dwell
ing house and lo5 OF ground with other i'm
provements, in Mannheim, for $500, 10
Andrew Trout.
The executors Of Jacob Becker, dccoas~
cd, sold a tract OF eight acres aud twelve
perChes of land with improvements, in
ltapho township, for $2,025, to Ddnie]
KOSGr.
John i. Brandt and David l.. Miller,
assignees of Samuel Hossler and wife,
sold 30 acres and 70 perches with improve
ments, near Geyor's mill to Aaron Johu'
son for 81, $50.
The executors of Jacob Becker, de.
ceased, sold a twostory house in Manheim
! to IL. A, Bealor, for 1901 and the
! blacksmith stand with lot of ground, barn
etc, to G. l.. Bomberger, for 81, 100.
}. Il. Bpmberger sold his two story brick
residence and lot of ground. in Mannheim,
to Jacob Bemesdorler, for 50, 100.
Daniel Wilmer bought the property OF
Mrs. Abraham Breneman, on East High
street, ElizIb thtOwn, for SO $50.
John 5. Buch sold a ono and a halt stor!
dwelling house and lot Of ground with
improvements, Ia Mannheim, tD Levi Whit
of Penn township for 5000
Henry Flory, Of Rapho township, sOlC
4 acres and 73 perGhes Of meadow land, il
Mount Joy township, at private sale, l.
John G.. Gerber, for $23i. This tract wa
sold on September Goth, by John l.. Brand
and David l.. Miller, assignces of Samu6
IIossler, to John II. Ieller. Mr.. Holler sub
eequontly sold it to Henry Flory, who he
now in turn sold it to John &. Gerber
This tract had therefore four dilieren
owners within tho last three months.