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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-08
PERSONAL N EaTI0N.
Sews and Gossip In Reference TO Various
= PAonle.

6ews and Gossip In Reference 10 Various
People. 70.
Prof. T. @. Garvin Is visiting friends al
CAdlz.
Hon. @. S. Long is at present donioiled at
the 5tamm House.
ms. Philip Zimmerman aud Miss Annie E.
johnson are visiting at Mouudsyille.
Miss Minnie GAsnire hss returned from Q
pleasant visit TO friends in Allegheny City.
Arthur sinsel, superintendent of repairs
aud water stations on the B. & O., was In the
city Saturday.
Thos. Hughes, E'q, arrived in the city
from Baltimore Saturday and will spend
some time here.
Mr.. George Smith, the well known Main
street druggist left Saturday, accompanied by
his sister, for q Southern tip. ,z D. -azl.
Joe Miller, OF this city, Is the only membe,
OF the Toledo bsSe bail club who has played
In every game during the season.
Mr.. Frank Z, Mccoy, the energetic travel.
Ing salesman for the fiem OF Vance, Hughes
& Co., Is to be married tomorrow evening to
Miss Cleons Wells, OF sisteisyille.
Mrs /. Y. Hamilton. Of Little Washington
was at the St1mm House yesterday. Her
uauklL6I1 Qulat bGsS4St WA0 10 0ttphAAAF
school at Mt, de Chantal, visited her there
during the dsy.
U. 8. Senator Camden wasjn town satur
day, aud went down TO Moundsyille to ad
lust some matters concerning the Ohio River
railroad. Vice President Thompson, OF the
company, was also in the city short time.
Josiah L. Cohen, Esq President Of the Dit'
triCt Grand Lodge, No. 8, l. O. y. B., and one
OF toe leading lawyers Of Pittsburgh, Is in the
city for the purpose OF visiting friends and
investigating tic recent imbroglio in the
B'nai Birth Lodge Of this city.
The oarsmen Geo. W. Lee, George Gaizsl
Nick LlyberEer, Peter Priddy, Peter Snyder
James Taylor, John Ritz. James Manton,
VIM. Briceland and John Teemer and several
other wall known aquatic men, came down
from Wsllsburg Saturday, after the race, aud
spent Yesterday In Wheeling.
Mai &c. Anderson returned home Saturday
FROM Kansas, and leaves this morning for
points on the B. & o. He expects I , visit
Mountain Lake Park before his return. He
says improvements are In p:osrc's there,
such as road making, ETC., and probably. the
lake will be enlarged 90 as to include 40 or
50 acres OF area before next season. The
Msjur has some thought OF building two
more cottages at the Park.
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RAILROAD BoNps-Lower.
RTATE kHCt'RfrfRS-Dull.

sTocEs5The market opened firm and advanced
tractionally.
and plioS declined u per cent Union Pacific aud
Northern Pacific common bejuy loft spots. This
was Euct coded by sttogg buying movement and
leading, rolling up t1e4A Common rsc 10 8SI1.
Oregon 4 TranEc0ntinental 6isz Union Pacific 70
S75k while the remainder Of the list iup;oYed
K tsf IA, n the market weakened under the
leaheIIhIp Of Union Pacific. which Iold down from
s7T to SIX; regular Ei9s aud taller @, spC3u.
lAtiOn continued week throughout the remainder
Of the day, and many shares sh w sharp decline.
Notthwe tern dEoppId wor9intS 70 l2% preferred
Oregon & Trem'Contlnentll per cent 10 bsk;
Northern Pacific ~ pr cent 10 80, preferred SIX
per cent 10 O.; Lake Shore per celt > 9s5S va.
bash preferred ~ or cent - IN New jersey Cen.
trAl per cent Read % N pr centto 4e5; pek.
RWRn1A az per cent d l16SS; Central Pacific IgS
per cent 10 65N; Nils Iuti Paclhc II per cent 10
9S1s: Western Union ~ u cent to %, and Union
Pacific 2H per cent TO s51S. Near the clo-e there
was a Tally Of x 10 PSF cent on the latter and
Northern Pacific ur ieiled,
AS compared with lest nights cle Ding, pr!c arc
down Y tl3x pot cent. In hpcsialtiCS Nanhatts IN
Elevator advanced per cent ID Il, MetroI OlIian
Elevator advanced u % Hnd Alton 4 Tore IIsu Q
10 IS. Les "a, Element than yeiteFdAy and an
improved feeling prevailed ri the clc J. when II
WlSAnu0unCed that the dlnNct0rS OF the Northern
Pacific RlltOad had authorized the iVue ci $50 G. o
pet cent Iecond mortgage gold homes, and that the
syndicate had eGrecd 10 Iake whRieves amount the
co. pany wanted TO hel The PFC seeds Of this loan
Will pay on Tue floating debt, p OXIDE laIse add.
work the company has on hAud.
Transactions AL co shRfcS
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Oily aATraRs.
Brlsrhe,eaonC car ent Events Of aIInoi
ilh,. taferNaf. 1Ef

q q
Z THE Central glass house eRs wen Il down
1. $50 feet and working in slate.
J.H. zgvE1. indicted for forgery, appeared
in Judge Boyd's court Saturday and renewed
his ball for his appearancgAt the next term.
The slate ct headquarters last evening held
the names Of three dlsorderlieg, three drunki
and one offender against the rules OF the B.,
p. w.
Born parts Of the Circuit Court adjourned
Saturday. Judge Boyd commences Court In
Brooke county aud Judge Jacob In Marshall
to-day.
TIE district meeting OF the Knights OF La
Dor will DO held 10 morrow OF Benwood. The
officers for theTnSuing term will be elected
at this meeting.
The Grand Lodge K. Of P. OF this State has
secured the Odd Fellows EncRmpment room
for their annual m setting, which convcnes In
this city October 10.
Two girls employed at the Central Glas'
Works quarrelsd Saturday, aud one OF them
hit the other over the eye with Club, hurt
ing her pretty badly.
THE Commissioners appointed 10 assess the
damages done the LANDS OF Daniel Zane, on
the Island, by the opening Of the proposed
street by the city, reported Saturday, fixing
the sum TO be paid at So ,lsO 80. Judge Boyd
confirmed the report
A YOUNG man found horse, to which was
attacked an unoccupied buggy making ita
way down Eotf street last night. He stor.
ped the horse and drove 10 the city building
where be turned 1t over to Lieut. Sylvis who
will return It to any one proving property.
TIE Bean Bake gwen by the Holiday Post
g. A. R, at their hall In Beok's Block satur-
day night was most enjoyable success.
The meeting was opened with prayer by
Captain Cariin. There was music led by ].
Melvin Rioherds, addresses by Hon. J. h.
Burt, Albert L. Wells, 9. v. Bags and
Captain Dovenerf recitstiOps by Professor
Crago, Edward Robertson, Orlof Miller and
]. II. Burt, aud songs by Messls. Hoetge
Dsvig and Marpole. BaIzer furnished thi
supper and sheib the organ, aud ]. h, Nc
Fadden fitted up the tables free OF charge.
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ON DISPLAY

ut our immense Cloak rooms over 1900
garments. Come and see them ut
BLUM & Marks
Cloak House, HOG Maiu 81.
All Garments shown by us are strictly
made by us, and all styles owned by us.
Do not fail 10 examine the same.
BLUM & MARKS
Cloaking House, l108 Main 81.
We guarantee to save every customer
from two TO five dollars by buying their
ClOaks and wraps from us.
BLUM & MARKS
Cloak House, HOG Main st.
We are headquarters for Misses and
ChiIdrens' Cioaks and HaYelocks. Our
prices will astonish you.
BLUM & Marks
Cloak House, HOG Main st.
Full line Of Infants Cloaks aud Robes,
In twenty-five different styles, all Of new
BLUM & MARKS
Cloak House, HOG Maiu st.
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MisceiIaueousN Notes Gathered Along tn
Leyee-EeIegrAphlc Reports.

Leyee-IeIegrAphlc Reports.
The G. W. Anderson got away Saturday
afternoon for Cincinnati with hrst Class
trip, both above and below.
The river commenced falling Saturday
evening. About noon yesterday i Became
stationary however, with depth OF tcet
in the channe'.
The Courier got awoy in handsome shape
Saturday morning for ParksBburg, aud the
Diurnal arrived from thas point yesterday
morning before daylight.
Over 100000 bushels OF coal went out Of
Kanavhn on tue present Use. Pittsburgh
will have to surrender The hor1s II this ship
msut increases as II has In the past ieG
m )nthP.
The Regular, which was laid up at Parkers
burg during the low water, arrived here early
Saturday morning aud left for Marietta. Il
looked quite nat raj 10 sea tie little tlyel
around once more.
Alta meeting held in Cincinnati Saturday
Line. the Golden .Rula was selected as the
frat boat to leave for New Orleans Her day
| 81 departure will be Wednesday.
The Scotia, the a4gship OF tho storkdAlt
nssSS RasSa Up yeP|sssday s. a. neon sSs s
| SAV 4ohh1 wv Use
packets While ct Cincinnati last week she
had another new cylinder putin, which gives
her new machinery all around.
The following boats passed down Saturday
with coal tows: Sam Brown, Acorn, Tom
D1dsvortb, Baltic, Goal Valley, Percy Kelsy,
Josh Cook, Ge'. LyS'e, Tom Rsess No. 9,
Onward, Joe Walton, IronSideS, L. W. Nor
gan, Dan Kaine and Annie Roberts.
Saturday afternoon the Annie Rob'rts run
onto the point OF the Island breaking her TOW
loose. She finally caught It, Just above The
bridge, and with the ass siante Of the Little
Annie aud Prince, landed 1t at the Belmont
mill. Ore Of the barges was SO badly injured
It had to be left ct The Belmont landing.
Tee Pittsburgh Chronicle ingeniously figure:
out that the coal men lost $500, 060 on the
present rise The Southern market Is over
stocked, and had the river kept down
another month or two the glut could have
been relieved and prices would have I'D
ysnced. Then they c1uld have sold their
cosl for more money, but asst Is they all
rush out as soon as the wa Ter comes up, and
the market keeps as low az ever.
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The Women's Union Benevolent Society
has decided to give novel and attractive
entertainment Tor the benefit Of their treas
ury, commencing Thanksgiving evening and
lasting three nights. 1t will be BsEr Of
Nations The State House has been secured,
tho hall OF the House Of Delegates TO be the
main part OF the show. This will be divided
into booths, each one representing one OF the
nations OF the globe. In 1t will be sold arti-
Giles appropriate to that nationality, and the
the costume OF the nation theif booth rep.
resents. This affords fine opportunities for
the display OF taste. The entertainment has
been q success elsewhere, and will no doubt
be as great one in Wheeling.
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A Company nas Been Organized In
This Olty aud Chartered Under the
Name ofThe Cove Etnlug Gompauy.

Name OF Tue cove Htnlng Company.
The company hes secured ira of land
containing 256 acres, and situated In Brooke
county, ". Va, on the main line OF the Pan
Hsndle R4Iirosd, some three and one-half
miles east OF steubenyille This property Is
undsrlaid with coal and fine clay OF cxcsl-
lent quality, the upper veins facing the rail
road which runs for one mile through tue
centre OF tract. There Is Que Of the fint st
stone Quarries now open OIL the line u the
road. About 100 acres Is the be t OF bottom
lAud, free from eve'i low, well adapted for
the creation II glnss, iron or clay works
Located Ia the foes agricultural district in
the State, with it, SdVsntigcSof localityand
superior facilities for shipping, renders it q
very d!sirabls investment A
1'nis p opsty Is situA;eain the natural ges
belt being midway from New Cumberland to
Wells6arR, and bat few miles from the
famous Nc jugen well. The company intend
sinking gas we'll n9 soou W they come IN
possession Of the premises "Don't never
prophecy unless you know" Is the sound
advice Of one OF our humorists. 10 the face
of ths caution, however, one may safely pre-
dit, that In the valley Of the Ohio the iuel
OF the iiture will carry itself, and will leave
no SCOT or slhes. In the event OF failure,
(Which is n at all likeiy) to obtain gs1, this
company hss plenty Of coal OF the very best
quality Tor the needs OF large manufacturing
establishments.
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changed. Wheat unsettled: No, 5 red In elevator
81 OF frckh No. red 81 0i5S; fresh No. rcd
81 II: No q red October 81 tSlSil 0SS: November
81 1G5E4l le1<: Dccember 81 l21kal l21{: January
81 l4ku ~. Cora lower rejected l7c: no. y
mixed 6T5It6SNc: steamer bS kC; sail mixed 6S1fa
5ghc; sail mixed October Sc; November 571fab7c;
DcRmber 56As0Ifc; January 65Ifs6ec. O4Ls quiet.
but lFfn; No. mixed Csc: 30. white 86AS61t; NO.
white S6I<a37e; No J, 3SISSA4CC. Butter finn and
In &c ID deniGnd; New York and Bradford county,
Pm, O. TINS zoe: good > choice ibalSa
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE,

The undersigned often for sale his Farm, situated
three miles east OF u. Granville and one milo
south Of the National Road, containing lGO acres,
1856 under cultivation; has plenty Of good timber,
is well wAteIed, Its very iayOrablY, Is cay 10 Cul
uvate. and Is one Of the best farms In Fiat part Of
the country. il contains one good dwelling house
and one tenement house, with ample and ConyG.
nicnt ouibulld ngS; has three good orchards OF
choice fruit, together With variety OF other fruit
such a. pears, cherries, luinceg, &c. &C.
For particulars inQuIio Of the undersigned on
the premises, or address At ST. ClAiFsyIlle, u.
sAMuEL R. FINNEY.
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Earnest Work for the Prohibition
Amcndment-OIher Items.

Earnest Work for the Prohibition
Amcndment-OiherI Items.
Miss Annie Jones, Of Mt. Pleasant, Is visit.
ing Miss Carrie Cattell.
The salary OF E. K. Jones, pestor OF the NJ.
E. church, has been raised TO $1,000.
Miss Jennie Armstrong returned Saturday
from an extended trip - Piti7purgh.
The match game Of base ball TO have been
played Saturday between the clerks aud pro.
fe:9iona' men, YVES po .tponed on account Of
the wet weather.
The gss wells are still progressing with
more or less mishaps, but the managers keep
up their courage and will continue down 10
a depth Of 2Cc1 feet II grs Is not reached
before.
Martins Ferry has not been stirred up ss
she now Is for many long year. The excit-
ing times OF a presiden iaI election or the
scenr1 OF the crusade hardly offer a sugges.
ton OF the intense interest that Is felt by the
entire population. The friends OF the first
amendment are leaving nothing uudone 10
carry the day. 1t is Elid that hundreds Of
dollars have been sent into the town by the
liquor men Of Wheeling and elsewhere, TO
fight the prohibition amendment. But men
OF every party, olSSl and condition OF life are
coming out for the amendment. Prohibition
amendment meetings are being held every
day and night. LIST Friday njgGt CONNER
cial Hall ives packed to hear Major Geo. e.
Hilton, who delivered one OF the albeit ad.
dresses ever heard In the town. Itisstill the
subject Of praise on all sidCl. On Saturday
eyeiIpg Hon. A. NJ. Hills delivered veiy
earnest aud convincing argument In favor Of
the prohibition amendment ID q packed
house. and lfst night the hall was literally
packed to hear another addreES by Mr.. Hill,
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BELLAIRB.
The German Bl.UentoanIaI Celebration
Regnn, etc.

The German Bi.Uentonniai Celebration
Begun, etc.
The Methodist Sunday school was held in
the afternoon yesterday the frat time since
last spring.
To-Day will be re1lly a day of for the fac.
tories, and many OF them will be represented
In the proce:sion.
Julius Armstrong, OF the Belm snt glsss
works, Is home after a long absence In the in-
tereSls Of the firm.
The store room on Belmont street wher.
the girls OF the Belllalrs Mission Band gave
their fair and festival was crowded all even
Ing, and the young mllsss were kept as busy
as bees.
Work has been commenced on q sewer from
the river along the street south Of the Rtna
glass works that will help TO drain that part
Of the Second ward around the new school
house.
There was q temperance meeting yesterday
afternoon at the Christian church and To-
night meeting will be held at City Hall,
and al day tomorrow there will BE- prayer
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The great railroad contractor OF South
America, Mr.. Il. Il. Meiggs, writesas follows:
LIMA, PERu.-'I wish 70 say OF 81. Jacobs
oil, that I am 20 completely satisfied With iis
use, thst procured Q box Of II lhaYe used
II with great Satistaction, 1thasaeeomplish,:
ed wondera, and given great relief II viii
always have my positive endorsement as Q
pain libefator.p
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NEx York, October e-Petoleum dull; United
u 1871.
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several Persons Badly Hurt on satur.
dnY.

Several Persons Badly Hurt ON satur.
day.
A number Of painful accidents were re.
ported Saturday, the most serious being that
at the Top mill, by which Joe Peters, q
young emgloye narrowly escaped death. Hi.
sleeve was csught In tho clogs OF q self
feeding nail machine, and the machinery
was stopped Just III time to prevent his being
pulled In and fatally maugled and crushed.
A laborar ct the Belmont blast furnace met
with O painful, bat mysterious aociddnt He
was engaged in throwing pigs from the metal
bed when q ''wing" on one caught him on
the leg Just above the knes, tearing very
ugly cash, which was attended to by DR.
Reed.
Saturday morning John Fisher, son Of
Martin Fisher, the Eighth ward butcher, was
working at bis fathers stall at the Second
ward market, when he slipped and fell, catch.
ing his hand on meat hook, badly lacerat.
Ink the wrist aud palm. DR.. Hupp tewed 1t
4 little s. n Of Mr.. Peter Nelson fell of q
wagon and sustained very serious injuries.
DR.. stillyard attended the little sufferer.
Saturday evening o coal miner, who was
intoxicated, got in front OF Q rapidly moving
Hempfeld train, and would have been run
over had not Foreman Snyder OF the Atlantic
engine house, caught him and pulled him
from the track Of great risk OF his own life,
the pilot Of the engine striking his foot, but
not hurting bin. st
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. O., October $3.50 AM
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. fair
weather, winds mpstly southeasterly, falling
barometer, stationary or rising temperature.
For the Lower Lake Region, fair weather
followed by local rains, falling barometer,
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wants a Road on Any Terms.

The Wetzsl Democrat ssys: 1--WE under.
stand the 0nio River Railroad he, or Is
about to change hands and pess under the
nanagementof Vanderbilt and become part
OF the Pennsylvania Southern. We don't
we get good accommodations at fair terms"
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PROVISIONAL BASE BALL1srs.

Che Weather lstcrferes with satur.
days Game.
The game Of base ball which YVES to have
been played Saturday afternoon between the
Providence and Toledo mines was declared off
on account OF the rain. The Toledo club,
which arrived in the city Friday, drove over
to the grounds in an omnibus. The Ptovi.
depce club was delayed by missing connec-
tons, and arrived about o'clock Saturday
afternoon on freight trsin. The Toledos
left Saturday afternoon for Cincinnati, where
they were t5 play yesterday. They will be
back in time 10 play the second game an
nounced with the Providence here this after
noon. The failure to play Saturday caused
many interested people keen disappoint-
ment, snd an effort will be made to keep the
two clubs here for games tomorrow and
Wednesday. The members Of the two clubs
ava aa fnlloUa.
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We have an elegant line Of all kinds Of
Underwear In plain and fancy colors, at
prices which cannot fail 10 please our ousto-
mera. Our lice OF Fall Neckwear 10 unsur
passed. Just received another invoice OF
Dude Bows for standing aud turn down col
lara D. GuEDLiHG & Co,
Leading Furnisher, SO Twelfth street.
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IAN receiving my fall stock OF women's,
misses and childrens shoes and mems tine calf
hand. Sewed shoes In all the different styles
to which / invite an inspection. have
added several new lines 10 those have been
keeplug heretofore, making complete assort.
msnt OF fins and medium goods
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mice \ o.. 70 and ~ Fourteenth street,

DIR. John L. smith-Third page.
G. Mendel s. Co.-New Fall Styles Carpets
New Goods-I. G. Dillon.
Take Notice-W. A. Wilson. ...
Fits-Dr. Kline's Nerve Restorer.
Hunts Remedy-Third page.
For Rent-Suit OF Rooms.
A Big Bargain In Real Estate-M. 8.
Special Notice Providence vs.. Toledos.
Don't Hesltate-Blum & Marks-Head o
Royal Baking Powder-Fourth page.
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WIN. RALLER, Auctlonee
EOR SALE, CHEAP.

At sARDIs. Monroe county, Ohio. two story
storc.room, SoGSl feet with Eranery on lot 6OIl?6
IN excellent eight room dwelling, wash house,
stable, cibtetn, iruit and shIubbCfy OH X lot
Also vacant lot fronting Ohio hVeE VIII bell all
together for e. 100, or separately 10 tuippurchaSe,
The dwelling Tor u, 100 store for $500 The vacant
lot for 5000. Enquire Of
ALEXANDER BONE,
SEQ 1853 Market st, Wheeling, ". Va.
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The stock market on Saturday op med firm, but
shortly afterwards weaker tone prevailed and
prices declined. This was succeeded bya strong
buying movement and the market recovered some.
what Near the cloie there was rally, but com.
pared with fridays closing, prices are down.
Flour Is unclaimed, aud wheat IL weiker and
lower. Provisions have improved aud prices are
higher
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OUR liae Of light and medium weight
OyereOais for Men and Boys Is very com.
plete, comprising all styles and qualities,
ut very moderate prices.
ID. 6UNDLING l. CO.,
Star Cl0iliiers, 36 Twelfth Street.
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THE 1oooks Delight" attracted much no.
tice ct the Exposition, where It was approved
by hundreds Of housekeepen and cooks.
Bold by Geo. w. JohnSon's Sons, l2lO Main
street
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A fatal accident occurred about midnight
on, the B, a o. road near BogeF run. A
Dnify, who lived near the scene Of the Acci.
dent Ono OF his arms and one leg were cut
Oh and no was otherwise Injured. Alb. 90.
Official went down and had the man removed
10 his home and surgical attendance provid,
I'd, but his injuries were Of such nature
That the physician's skill was Of no avail, aud
he died last evening, after eighteen hours Of
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A DEMONSTRATORS sALE-NoTICE
"A iShereby given that tho undersigned, a. ad.
ndtnistIator OF William Gligan, deceased. will. on
Thursday, the l1th day oil October, 1853, com.
mencing at 10 o'clock a ~, sell by public auction,
at the late residence OF the decealed, on The SOUTH
west corner Of Main and Twenty .third Streets, In
wheeling, ". Va, Household aud KiGhen Furnl-
ture, ClgarS, WhbkIes, wines, Stoves, Carpets aud
Refrigerator, Dishes eupty Liquor Barrels, Two
Silver Watches, and other property OF snd estate.
?. J. GlLLIGAH, administrator.
VIM HALLEn AuntinnHAr DcJ
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NEW YoRK, October d. Flour uuchanFed :reotint,
1900 blrrelE; exports $50 barrels, Whett iAiS u
lower; receipts 2Seo0 bnshela exports s, 900 6fil,
els pnStadtd 'ea sectsi isssii No nd lSe; 10, 4
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NEW YORK. October C-unnSy 2a2k per cent
Exchange bankers bills quiet at 81 SlIs; demand
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TaE DAILY sIARKErs.

there Is no Yeast In the world like the White
Liable. All grocers and bakers keep II. MWGI