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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-27

| element and earnest feelings hsd made
Der face more sensitive than usual. She
seemed scarcely to know what 70 say
she was so embarrassed that she forgot
to drop her visitors hands; but she
finally made q great effort, and ex-
claimed:
aMr. Bsrth, you are the best man I
"ReaIlyf' said the journalist, raising
his eyebrows.
Greatly. I can never thank you
enough. I-now that / know You are
so good, I wish eyer so much you
weren't going away. Il" $1,000
Her voice failed, but she grasped his
hands more tightly. Could any man
in Bartbis position have avoided what
happened, which was that the journalist
disengaged one hand and pressed Mrs.
MattIeway close to his heart.
az will try to make you very happy"
be finally said, by way OF explanation;
81 know you will succeed, she sala
in reply, "but must you take that
dreadful steamer this m~orning?" =,
mot at all; I hadn't the slightest
idea Of sailing in her. My letter was .
mere trap with which TO catch the
woman / wanted q q wife,"
sand did you think" said the widow,
trying to diseDgage herself, but taxing
great care not to succeed, that such q
shameful trick would be successful"
az seem to have thought correctly"
explained Barth. $500,
aOh, oh-won'tI punish you forthis,"
murmured Mrs. Mattleway. But she
never did.-Detroit Free Press.
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A wOMAN,s EXPERIENCE.

Mrs. William Downes, OF Uxbridge, Mass,
writes on March Is, 1883, as follows:
During the past three years l have been a
-grsat sufferer from a complication OF diseases
which bafied the skill OF the most exper-
fenced doctors, as l could not obtain perma-
nent relief by their treatment and prescrip.
tions; and l have also tried many so.called
cures In the medinee line, but could get no
relief. The pains, aches, and weakness in
creased so rapidly ami constantly that l was
so rex uced in strength as TO be unable to leave
the bed, and the doctors informed me that
there was no hope Of a recovery. In this ex-
hausted and discouraged condition a dear
friend persuaded me TO use Hunts Remedy,
and after taxing II only three days 1 COM
menced to get better, and to my great Joy and
delight / have continued to improve con.
stantly by It's use, until now, after having
taken the remedy only a few weeks, am
able to be about my house again, and am now
doing my homework. Ny lame back is cur
ed, the severe pains nav disappeared, N l
am now In better health han for many years,
and beg this privilege Of gladly recommend
ing Hunts Remedy to all who are affected
with any disease OF the kidneys or liver; and
! also mighty recommend 1t for the attacks OF
sick headache. Ny hu ban also has exper-
fenced q very great benefit TO his health by
the use OF this most valuable medicine,
Hunts Remedy"
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New York.
DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YoRK. July 26.-Dry Goods-The
market for dry goods is still worth some.
thing. The trade sale of cottan goods by
Bliss, Fabyan & Co. to-day was as great a
success as its announcement on Saturday
last was a surprise. The sale began at IL
o'clock. Every important jobbing house
of the country was represented and the
large sales room provided with seats gave
it the appearance of a little amphitheatre,
where we're assembled representatives Of
at least a hundred million dollars capital,
earnestly watching the fractional tluctua-
tions. Nearly $4,000 packages were sold,
and during the eight hours the largest
and best firms in the country, varying IN
number from 700 to 1000, were present
till the last packages were disposed Of.
As a whole the results are very satisfacto-
~ and must have q decidedly favorable
effect upon the market. The range Of val
ues is indicated by the following: Cards
A. G. E. ticks 1870; c. and blesched cot
tons 7I@SXc; Otis checks 7B@SAc;
Rockport corset jeans 62Sc; Beaver Creek
B. B. Idenims 9A@9Ic; Otis B. B. denims
I0c; Columbian heavy blue denims 1910;
Columbian Cheviots 7@7Hc; Bales ging-
ham &c; Bales crochet quilts ~ % style
Csc.
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PLEA.

Piles are frequently preceded BY n
of weight in the back, loins and lower part
Of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup
pose he has some affection OF the kidneys
or neighboring organs. At times, symp
toms OF indigestion are present. as hatu'
ency, u~neasiness Of the stomach, etc. a
moisture, like perspiration, producing .
very d~isagreeable itching, particularly at
night after getting warm in bed, is a very
common attendant Internal. External
and Itching Piles yield at once to the ap-
plication Of Dr.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allaylng the intense
itching and effecting q permanent cure
where al other remedies have failed. do
not delay until the dram on the system
produces permanent disability, but try Ii
and be cured. Price, so cents. Sold by A.
T. Young, G. Moenkemoeller and Logan q
Co., wholesale agents.
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..OUR FLAG Is STILL THERE,

Mr.. 8. B. Longfellow, Augusta, Me-, east
side river, writes US under late Of April Is,
1888:
ITO whom 1t may concern: This may GER
tify that two years ago I was very badly
AFFLICTED with kidney and urinary difficulties,
which extended through the system and laid
me up for weeks, so that I could do no work.
1 had the mos skilful physician In town.
who gave me no assistance. Hearing OF
Hunts Remedy, I got q bottle, and half OF IL
cured me entirely, so that / v been well
ever since. The other half 1 gave to q neigh
Dor who was afflicted much as I was, and II
restored him to health. l can truly say
Hunts remedy has been OF great and mex
pressible worth to me-" -
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WHEELING PRODUCE MARKET.

corrected Dy IShAm puHpi, HtVuuSe
tueSe APPiowsncss mnst Sa made for small.
ia
eT Los'
81 TSa$ 50. owing to condition.
Euiter-Prime to choice creamery 2925c;
choice dairy lS@2Oc: common 10 lair 10 l6g
mon mixed stock sSl0c; good demand.
i:eeswaX-ls quoted at 2gOc per 10.
mediums 81 lug2 ~; marrow TAT SSA; ums
beans 5A96c per h. In good demand.
~Cheese-Sales in a jobbing way OF prime
mild Ohio factory at 99I2Hc; New York Go.
slrn lIAdl5c; SweitZer l59l6c; Limberger II
@l5c.
Drfed Frnit-Nev evanorated psred peaches
oqS SSc unnared do. i5ai6c: raspberries asa
nc: black6erries loo. New sun dried-Apples
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ConsumptiOn.

Consumption is often the result OF not
curing a cough or cold at the proper time;
People seldom realize their mistake until
they have fallen victims to this terrible dis
ease. when it often proves too late. Take
advice, and when troubled with coughs,
colds, asthma, ~whooping cough. croGP, in:
fueuza, bronchitus, pains in the chest and
all diseases Of the throat and lungs, use
DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, an
infallible remedy for the above named
diseases. Ask your druggist for it., price
soc. Sold by A. T. Young, c. Moenkemil-
Ter and Logan IL Co.
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nerevN

Has been more destructive to human health
and LIE than war, pestllence and FAMINE
combined so said q distinguished Wrtter
many years ago. and IL Is as true TO day as
then. The poor victim of Blood Disease II
drugged with Mercury to cure the m3lady!
aru tl.su duSsd with lOdideS 10 cure hlm OF
the MereUrial Poisoning; bat instead OF any
relief, the first breaks down his general
health ajd makes him a crOpple, aud the
on er ruins his digestive organs To thOse
afflicted in this way SwittS, Speclnc Is tlle
greatest br0u on esrth. and Is worth more
than its w ghf'u gold. II anttdOteS thtS Mer-
curisl TO 20 D., tones upthe system, and brings
tn" sun rer back TO health and naPPlnsss;
Every perSHu who has ever been SdllVstel
Sb'ud by all means take thorough course
of has rene y.
Jacksonville, Twtggs Co, Ga.
p We wears ago I found on my plantation a
cOlp-pu man who was badly diseased, ne
ststtdfhpt five years before he had coItrsct,
ed "a ~yiulelt case OF Blood Poison, and had
been t.eaied by many physicians, all falling
10 fute him. treated him with Swift's Spe.
clDc, and in a short time he was sound and
vel and : as not had a symptom OF the dts-
eaSe since. u VI hONnrS'
One gentlemen who had been confined 10
rs he'd six weeks with Mercurisl Rheuma.
tiSm has b eli cured entirely anu speaks III
INC N'S' CHiLEs & BERRY,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
IA 4 HNHREWARD Will De paid 10
- .SUtlDany chs mist who Will hnd,
on an tlysis of 10 bortleSS y -, one particle
OF mercury, iodide potassium, or any MIN
THE sw lFr SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 5, ATLANTA, GA.
PSwrlte for the little Book, whichwill be
mailed free.
Price. Small size, Sl.O per bottle. Large
size holding double quantity Sl.o oottIe'
AL Druggists sell IL. lyp
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm.

RAILROAD DONDS-T lIms
STATE SECURITIEs-Quiet.
SroCKs-The market opened strong and
advanced H@1 per cent, latter in Rock
Island; some shares, however, were inclined
to be weak, particularly Denver, Wabash
preferred and Louisville and Nashville;
Western Union was strong and rose to sos.
DurIpg the afternoon a weaker feeling
prevailed, but after 2:30 P. NJ. Denver sold
up to 3S%. the highest point Of the day,
which strengthened speculation somewhat.
Later on a drive was made against the
trunk lines, which declined e to u per
cent, and other active stocks fell off = to
i per cent. The days transactions result
ed IN q fractional advance for some shares
and a slight decline for others. In special
ties c., c., C. & /. rose 2aS per cent. to 72H,
East Tennessee preferred y to l7A, Mime
sofa and st. Louis l to "a and Manitoba to
los. Richmond and Danville declined IA
per cent. to go.
The sales aggregated only 2O2, 7l6 shares,
the smallest days business since July 5th.
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Pittsburgh.

PrrrssuReH, July 26.-Apples-Fsnoy
eating, new, 81 00@4 so; good cooking,
As OOS63 so; car lots en- track, 81 50@3 90.
INTERESTINGLY fresh roll, in large supply
at l46l5c; common, S@10c; creamery, 23@
CSC. Cheese-Prime Ohio factory, $3.50;
Ohio Dairy, 7@Sc; new Ohio Sweitzer, 129
i4c; Limberger, l4c; New York Goshen, 100
lie. Cider-New sweet $7@S per Dbl. Sand
refined, S. 5O@9 90. Beeswax-Choice, 30
@S3c per h.; scarce. Beans-In better de-
msnd; prime navies, 81 4092 so; prime
medium, So 25@2 80; limss, 5x@6c per
ID; butter beans, 50 1902 so per bu; mar
row beans, 81 50@2 60. Eggs-Receipts
increasing; barrels17@lSc per doc. for fresh;
cases. 1s@l9c per dog. for fresh. Feathers
Market steady at GOOSE for choice live; 40
@45c for mixed. Honey-White clover,
new, 15@l6c in l aud 2 pound frames
ular packages, l2@15c. Buekwheat 100
I2e; strained, l4@l5c. California comb,
l5Cdi6c. Dried fruits-We quote prime
~ouartered apples at 6@Tc; evsporsted ap-
pies at l4@l6c per To-; evaporated peaches
tunpared) 17@lsc per ID; pared, S92Sc
per 10. evaporated raspberries S0@3Sc per
h.; impaired peaches, halves, 7@Sc; pare l,
l5G20c. Onions-Danvers, yellow, IS COG
8 so per barrel; Bermuda, new, 81 1892 90
per box. Potstoes-New 81 1902 90 per Dbl.
in bulk; 60G65c bus. Peanuts-Tennessee,
6@6kc; Virgins, 6@7c. YinegH-Oonble
strength wine vinegar, 2j@Soc;
Standard 1i@isc; iO@iic for c14u.
try stock; wine vinegar, Soc Poultry-Liye
chickens, old per pair, s5@9oc; spring. 45@
SOC. Pearl Barley-Nos Sand 4, 4@4Zc pen
ID. Dried Peas-sl 25@1 80 per ous6sL
Hominy-S 25@S 59pey barrel TAliow-
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toR SNLI. -.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE or A DEED or TRUST
Id from r. r. McMschen 10 me, dated March
10, 1871, and recorded IN deed OF trust book
No. IL, psge tS, In the Office OF the clsrh {
tie County Court Of Ohio county, West Viz
ginis, conveying lots {, . aud 10 10 CaldwsllS
addition TO the city Of wheeling. fronting -
feet on Twenty ninth street. aud running
back 49, feet, excepting . part OF lot No. end
Q part OF lot No. ., therstofore sold To JOAN
Powell and Mary Nc 'arty. In trust 10 secuO
TO ]. T. lakin or any holder thereof, tho pay.
inert OF two notes therein copied, I wiu. on
Tuesday. August ~, lSSS,
AT a., front dooI 81 tho court doase, sell ~
pubic auction TO the highest and bcsl BID
De. he following rart ai the said propstty,
in.v,t; Tho rear sub-divisions ot said lop &, 3
ana ~. about 49, feet In depth, upou which
isn,u nc quarry. aud the middle sub-divinlol
~ i"I No. 10. with the adjoining ten feet Of
lot No.. -. MAKING n lot OF 70 feet Ia width and
leo ,Cstin depth.
a rlst OF the property can bs seen at my
ONCE. No. n Twelfth street.
Terms Of Ssle-One' third OF the purchnse
money cash: the balance In one and two
years, with interest from the day q sale
JOHN = MckBNFAk,
lyiIoawt Irnstse
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ru-.d.,, Aurus, IL, iSSs,
Public Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

Ty virtue Of the authority vested In him By
q decree Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio county
MADE on the ID day Of June. lsss, In Q suit. ~
chnpcery therein pending, wherein The SA4
CiIy Building Association II plaintiff aud
samuel A. k.pnsr and othcrs redetsndeng
the .ndersisn.d special msaissson. W.
lssS, commsncing At 10 o'clock =. o., seq q
public auction nj the front door of the COUNT
HOUSE OF OHIO COUNTY, the following
described real estate: that ia 70 say, . c.rtalo
tract or parcel Of land situated 10 Unioo
District, IN Marshall county, West Virginia,
bounded and described ~ follows, Wis Be-
thence with what Is known As the wsshing.
ton fork n. 90 y. ~ clio polcs, = s. Ell
poles. 4 T5,S' n. ~ poles, Nh =. IS poles n.
iheh nc pI IS =. Is :: s.,o pole: So Ro' axe; !. ~
T.. ~ poles 10 a stake ON q Iavins; thsnoe down
Aaid ravineS 4. o. T. ~ poies. 81 Ed poler
$ !: u = 4; IS 10 poles . 70 : ' ,nSn,. .Is'i .s:Ss, I;
20 RSl 4 cs sS : :T iE.ns s.' w. .ssS y. p ss : .:lss:;
thence y. ~ ". 10 40 pole. % $500
The west side Of The Whesiins - )
road thence n. ~ u. lak poles e4N4
hing containing q, acres and u
above described tract which wsscD
deed Of ThomRAJ J. Dossy and VIZ
shepherd, dateI December. 18th,
r, core I'm tie q rice Of the Clerk ot
Court Of Marshall county In Iced
~, iOlio iJs, and s&fQ excepting froAe
81 sfs ss,l H4PS;s.ss'sS + Nm :sc 3 sS y:
l Es,%G 4 = al. ss,s otnss ~ :sia s,sssi
ourt In Deed Book No. ~. tO30 &, ~
b. sJ!d N aforesaid nifty acres . I'D
pol.s \.
money, or ~ much more - The purcban1
elect, cash ON the day Of sAls. and tk
mainder IN two equAl tustallmenh, -
RESP, cIiveiy In nine . eighteen -
from The day OF sals. VITA tnfsfest. ff0t1
DAY, the deferred tnstallmen'a % b -
BIZ a deed Of trust on the projsrty 70 h. -
WV HENHY n, RusaELf.
special Com niss ona.
w. II. HALLEl Auetfonses.
] hereby eestify that bond he ben g'v,n -
the shove cause, - required ny law.
O.. II. MccoLiOcH. c,srh.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

New YORK, July 25.-Money easy at292H
per cent, and closed at 2 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 1905 per cent. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills, steady at 4S3;
demand 4S1. Produce exports for the week
$IS2, 600.
ENTS-Stronger.
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ff@<trf
p ~ G ESME
B: IS ::;;;':sE .
Ard 6sHp1ii =! yolS
sHoUo IN Of Hops!n -
qGk1S1u8
Az any q ~ sniasstbay.
aWhat d NshaseM6s1gl s.sdy tAat
can b relisl - to cufs eli 1iseasss q u
kidnsyS an uk1n1l0 ee1sns; Sash -
Briehfs disessA, 1ilSstA ielanaep Of II.
ability b rstaia ulha snl g The diseases
and ailments pscnHHf3o Wonsn"-
sand thsy Win ~ 9ca implicitly aAd
Xsk the I'D pkySfca6vs
sWhat b u met fsal1kee eAd sursst elrs
for ~ liver ahss.s. g dysRslsts. sesst.ps-
40. DC" md thsy WI tell you:
N~an1rlke!or DAaAotonH
Heres. when thess fenedio are eombtnea
With oiheS equally NAluoole
Ard compo1nde1 i'm Top nttfeQL 60
tconcpdsdnsxt vsek
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EIERYTEIC0NIQUERlcR

IL ouiets and eomposes the patlent-nOt by me
introduction Of Opiatesand drastic c'thar1cS, pus
nervous system. whereby tar brain t. relieved
OF mor5:I ~fancf.S, vI.ll - created 0y the
causes above referred to.
) To Clr-.vmru, Law go. l-e-aFJ men htI-
iebsTts Bqrl.-g lad ., eut - those whose sed-
ientary employment causes g. -you5 ProStrat1Oh,
tfrrerlhr.irs OF the BLOT stomach, bowels or
Ekilnevs o- Or"Qrir" g u':"c '1u:r, appetZerIor
etimnla2t SAMARITAN Na.SIN& D. inIa!Qao..'
Thousand proclaim 10 the most NoEtcrtuI lhNts-
~ SuUlhva Druggists. Tee DlSS. \. ktCh"
MOND MD. co, E-UpriciOrs. 81 Joseph, Ao;
J. go. -. c-....:.a.os, AS9-.. VA Es:S s:y. %
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S6ts $40 81 day day 4 a sS%s; s sss%Dlss yqT.a
PoEaaaa Maine jyissS
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 26.-The. Drovers' Jour
nal reports: Hogs-Receipts 1900 head
shipments 400 head; market strong and
active and 5@l0c higher; mixed S. 20S
5 IS; light So 1906 80; sklps So 50@5 90.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
800 head; choice stock firm; lean and
rough dull; exports S. 90@6 %; good to
choice shipping steers IS 60@5 so; com
ron to medium 81 50@5 so.
Sheep-Raceipts 1900 head; shipments
none; market dull and 25640c lower; in
ferior to fair So 1898 IS; good 81 25i
choice 81 50.
New York.
New York, July 26.-Beef-Receipts 500
head; mainly for expectation and slaughter
ers direct; no trading in beef cattle feeling
rather firm; dressed beef steady at $40
excl for city: S@9c for western. Exports
1856 live cattle, 700 quarters beef and II
carcasses mutton.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head; market firm
and active; and &c higher for both sheep
and lambs; extremes 81 5096 so pei
cwt for sheep; Sc OO@S 90 for lambs.
Hogs-Receipts Ito head; all direct
to slaughtersers; market nominaly steady
and firm at Sc 50@S6 IS per cwt.
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DIR. G. McLANE's
Celebrated Liver Pills

lfp Offering to the pu6E ~. ;Le. s-S -
remedy tor LscSr n -
T.@nIsiSts. we presume no aPoiogJ SlaoS
nssdsd The gEsstpssyrs o . tI~sSroeSSSSrs lie
sIheJ Srs,ex. and particulariy IN the Wess sne
Soash, wSere, % the majority Of sssSi, me IanS e.
y nox - remedy should be provided that
49, sStin - least impair the SUBSTITUTION ane
sst6e safe and sfsetu1L That sa PSI nssr,s -
ket3a The treat success which has tavsrleety
ssssnded tAeH use win, &c thai as been our
eonvnSS t5as these Pills should De larry
sne s5 .Sas stand or fail BY the effects prooaeec.
mi they have beens 50 tested ana uS A. eSiI tsns
hSSn,n5s 10 witneSs who have eXPerisneeo
their beneficial effects
DIR. c, McLANE'S LIVER PILLS
=. ,ot hela forth or recommended, like fossoi
he popular nediSnes OF tnS ~, Tissr COR.
e1resaSS % So SYMPTOMS connected with 4 Do
nangeds state of that organ.
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No time should be lost IL the stomach liver
and bowels are affected, 10 adopt the sure
remedy, Hostetter's Stomach Bittes. Dis
eases OF the organs named beget Others, Tar
more serious, and a delay Is therefore hazsr:
dous. Dyspepsia, liver complaint, chills and
lever, early rheumatic twinges, kidney weak
ness, bring serious bodily trouble v tritlsd
with. Lose ne time in using this elective
and safe medicine.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gen.
orally.
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Nalspasy. Asssss -. 1sso.

CON M ncibg at 10 O'Clock . n, o. NE pesDs
ses 10 be sOld, sell ~ pubIte eoeooo - 49,
s ss.. !, % :: ..y; n'a t1.s =: 81 IA aE:.:ss.:ss,s:s
The head wsisn Of the sosth iest q nes0
The home farm Of ysISa wAgkaolea 10
. .hs ss's scn, iH S. hsndr,d e. W..
souln By Isbds Of MSdis geaisy; 49,
y sT Jam and hi n.es sn t SaM nos g 3 Fl - : 3 -
sna ssi sa Oh Ghspaos; ~Sa.tsss0fSsssSs
win Le sold sn6ject 20 leaee mA4eby -
;Rgsss.i, G %s e i..m 70 sn snas 80; s;ss ~ Il a. 3
psp.rs Of SD oso.s. 3 q yfI.s.sss:S
lows: INST Ss viii noe pssv.V yssef 80
portion Of the nd ferm yhteh - Dos, -
meadow ;thas IN q. fe!is1 e.eyers 49,
sad fsrm. ssd sot e tsss ses,kSifsfl
land which shail have beea $1,000 y -
during the last naned yeAA hbvtel ehedA
D . %:., :sS z: ~ |: sst.ssHss.5S
soId, or bscsuas h shail hsye besatsf.4ts 81
some other ps.s1nt g nevs : ~ . :
by him = sfor.s.id. sPea g. rsyiag@
half OF he sxpsuss Of hAfveN1Qg - -
crops, The divIaon - b 1f11ta 49,
Tsrns rsSE
nay ~, esd 9: me AZ = nksss1!e
renAip1si intve sgsaiinSeaanse6 lsyss&s
rsspeeuVsiy - 90 - - ye.o
s.y q g.: 81 ', g. i ss::r.l -
:ssasss Z !, : g. 81 - s2gs
@ ss....4
:. I =. re. ::s:,sZ e: .. 49, s:.;::s,
ha f,in 'oly H. c.ss<
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Public Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate.

b., virtue Of The authority vested ~ tissp
ny n decree ~ the Circuit Court of v.ste
Of june. 1888, In . cause 10 ehsuosv tHsssts
popdiLg. wherein J. u. Coz, sxeoutoss 40.
was tisIntin, and James wa2t snd othsf9
wore d~eiendantar TIE sndeeo0ssd spssss
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-27
LIVE STOCK.

NKw ORLEANS, July 26.-Rice-Easier;
Louisiana ordinary to prime 5@6c. Beans
-Firmer at 75c; other articles unchanged.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-22
LAND SALE.

The sale of land at Kapiolani Park
took place yesterday at Mr.. E. P.
Adams room, and was very success
full. Lots l and 2 of the Lunalilo
estate were sold to Mr.. E. r. Miles
for $3.50. The choice of lots in the
various sections of the Kapiolani
Park Association realized as follows:
Lots 80, 81, $500, H. Macfarlane
lot 149, $3.50, w. H. Bailey; lots %
to 26, $500, HI. Macfarlane; lots 20
and 21, $21O, j. 1. Dowsett; lot
10, $S5, II. j. Nolte; lot 10, $75,
Mrs. Lack; lot II, $50, Mr.. Hopp /;
lot 5, $75, Mr. Mcintyre; lot 27,
$75, Mr.. Richardson; lot 18, $40,
Capt. Whitney; lots 16 and IL,
$3.50, H. Whitney; lots 65 and 66,
$3.50, E. G.. Schuman; lot 67, $65,
G. West; lot Is, $50, III. Water
house; lot Ia, $50, j. Waterhouse /;
lots % and 20, $110, j. H. Patty !;
lot 80, $65, w. G. Parke; lots 81
and 80, $12O, T. H. Davies; lot 4,
$50, j. Cummins; lot 3, $50, j..
M. Monsarrat; lots 6, z, 8, $165,
H. j. Agnew; lots and 2, $50, G..
w. Macfarlane; lot 1856, $40, F..
Brown; lots so, 81, $50, j. Dodd !;
lots 33 and "a, $50, T. II. Davies !;
lot 35, $22, F. A. Schaefer; lots $50
to 154, $95, R. Lishman; lots 156
and 157, $50, F. Brown; lots IL
and 13, $50, w. P. Toler; lot 9,
$1S, F. Banning; lots 36 to 38, $36,
H. j. Agnew; lot 80, SIP, G. H.
Dole; lot 62, SIP, G. Lucas; lots 40
to A, $25, III. Bolte; lots As and
46, $40, F. Brown. Total amount
realized, $3,395.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-11-22
THE MINISTERIAL MARES NEST.

Adapted from Arthur Sutton's cal
dermanic Mares Nest" published in
Life:
Birds in their nests should agree,
In billing and cooling delighting,
And though we unhappily see,
They oft take pleasure in lighting
Yet gentlemen never should fight,
Especially older and bolder men,
And things reach a scandalous height
When the disputants are Ministerial men.
Now, though it's apparent at sight,
The Interior feels somewhat sadly,
Has met with singular slight,
And been treated uncommonly badly,
Yet we cannot get over the fact,
That the whole of the case and its history,
The pros and the cons for the act,
At present are shrouded in mystery.
So, G-k, take this to your soul,
That, spite of the present disparity,
You haven't lost much on the whole,
For you're picking cheap popularity.
And when in the future arise
Disputes with this wiser and bolder man,
You'll find to your pleasant surprise,
That you'Il have the whip hand of the
older man.