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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-15
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PERSONAL MENTIOy.
News and Gossip tu Relation TO varIou
NI.1l "a @tf People. i I ", 49,.

News and Gossip tu Relation TO Various
5,ty People. 7, ~ 49,
]; E. Curtis, OF Wcllsburg was down yea.
terday. 2l 4 4 a m -
Mr.. L. D, Ba7ha ia home from his extended
western trip. - ~ ss.1g} "A AZ
J. Wiley Mulholland, OF Philadelphia, ID
again in this section OF the country. e
Misc Minis A. Mason, OF East Wheeling,
ia visiting friends in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Nj. p. D. Taylor, Of the Cambridge, Ohio,
daily Times was in the city yesterday. :
Rev. ". 8. P. Bryan, Presbyterian minis.
ter OF Randolph county, Is in the city. Va -
Mr.. Dan Il. Cline left Last evening for Chit
cago to make tho: CITY bis future home. Z
Jgdge James Morrow. j.. Of Fairmont, is
among bis numerous friends in tho city. &
Mr.. W. A. Hunt, OF the 81. Clairsyille
Chronicle, registered o. the McIure ycsterdsy.
Messrs. Joseph r. Neal, 8. P. Wells snd
". A. MeCosh, Of Parkelsburg, wsrs up yes.
terdsy. ..75i, "a NIL I,'1.y.5
DR.. A. F. Gasmirs arrived homs yesterday,
after attending to business several days at
Washington md Pittsburgh. ss:,5
Misses Cells and Mary Forney, OF Wheel.
ing, ". Va, are visiting their brother, g, W.
Forney, on Sixth street.-Cau,lridge Times. 4
Mrs. Robert Teasdslo and family returned
home yesterday after an abeencs OF sir
weeks, during which time they have been
visiting relatives near Washington, D. o. rs
4 Mr.. James Young and family, Of the Fifth
ward, have returned from a five weeks visit
In Marshall county. Mr.. Young SAYS there
is only one Democrat on Eis.on Ridge, Mar
shall county. 50 y >. g3S55.s p. ''s'g 5s3ifi
. COL. r. d. Musaoy, The Cincinnati Com.
,aefcias, Gazette correspondent, has gone over
Into Ohio. to write up come local politics
there. He will return TO West Virginia later
in the campaign. q y 4
Messrs. John F. Beker, OF thu Register,
Secretary Ed. Hsz!ott, OF the Gas Works, and
George Lsughlin, OF tho Mlngo Iron Works,
leave thia evening for the South Branch on
fishing excursion. q a S. ,s,s
4 Mr.. Fred MILF, tho Fourth ward grocer,
returned 10 the city on tho b. & o. road last
night MIR. Miller has been visiting In the
tathcrland for several weeks. Two pieces
returned with him, and will make their
homes in this country. IA S3
Z Messra. John G. Rihslde fer, James v.
Olcksy and Robert Armstrong lcayo this
'vening OIL a two weeks pleasure t1ip. They
vill 80 70 Buffalo, Niagara. Toronto, down
he Ut Lawrence rapids to- Montreal and
Quebec, down through the White Mountains
o Boston, thence to New York by the Fall
Avsr Line on the Hudson and thence home,
Z ne
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Oh ! Jacob!

BelQlrc Special 10 Cincinnati Enquirer. u "
In conversation with Governor jackson, OF
West Virginia, to-day, he spoke substantially
a. follows: There IL no trouble In The
Democratic ranks OF our Slate. Every thing
is harmonious, and the wstchword Ia victory,
Wilson will bs elected by from 1000 to 25,-
600 majority. The vote will be increased by
about ten thousand, and three.iourths OF that
Will be Democratic. This howl about the
tariff question will have no influence on tbs
Democratic vote in our State. The plan OF
the Republicans 10 10 Withdraw attention
from Ohio by claiming Weat Virginia. Tbs
outlook for Us Is cheerful" q - r ~,
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why maoSoddle staid From Church,

What can keep Mr.. MacNoddle from
church 2" asked worthy parson of his sex.
ton. II nope 1t Is not metnodism ~ mo"
said the sexton, "Its worse than that"
"Wha. then r. us 1t calvinisn, ?" "WoYse
than tnat, your reYesence.n "surely It's not
atheism ?" Truly, your reverence, It's even
worss than that. It's rheumatism |" But
people who are troubled with that unpleasant
ism can find relief In Browns Iron Bit.
ters. Mr.. Jehn Meyer, Of Fifth street, st.
Louis, says Browns Iron Bittera completely
cured me OF three year-old rheumatianl.n
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IN rEsnsYLvAsIA.
Tho State Solid for Blaine-Irish nlaine
;T'cr' Clubs In Buffalo. I, 81

W. "a 1'a - SAupn Az hUuhNVs ~ afa'N D.
WAsH1SaroN, August 14.-Representa.
tive J. NJ. Campbell, Of Pcnnsylvanis, aaid
to-day In our rection everything looks
very well. OF course there Ia no doubt Of
our carrying the State. There Is really no
use Of the Democrats making any contest.'''
"What about the Congressional cleo.
ton ~ n. \
"In five Of the districts now represented
by Democrats Republicans will be chosen
for the next House. We will not loss any
Of the districts We now have. Is We will also
carry the Legislature, the people are sick
Of such Legislature as tho last one was.''
"What dot the Independent element
amount totai3 year 2" wee, 2
"Nothing. What was the Independent
element 10 now fully rs active for the Re.
publican party aa any Of the members oil
that organization. All tho old ieuds are
buried. The Camorons, while Blaine was
not the man whom they wished to be nom.
mated, are all right in supporting him."
6"Whom will the Legislature return 10 auc
coed Senator Cameron 2" ssi Nj
II don't know. That contest Ia not be.
Ing much agltated. believe Senator
Cameron would like to be returned. II.
will be candidate II the condition o
affairs Ia favorable to him. He would not
think, enter contest for reelection
Colonel Bayne, Harry Oliver and Genera
Deavor will be candidates for the Senator
Ship 5J'sg; .gE tf.E5y
Secretary Mcpherson, Of the Congress
ionsl campaign committee, today receivee
letter from Buff.lo, Cleveland's home. l
| gives very encouraging uews as 10 the out
look. l. saya that in all the wards o
Buffalo there are Blaine and Logan clubs
In the First wh,d, in addition to IN,
regular club, there are seven Independent
Democratic Blaine and Logan clubs. The,
are composed largely OF Irish.Americane
and clubs are rapidly organizing in all th
towns in Erie county. .y0 Da9Sll.
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A Sad Ou,loo,x for Rollers.

a Over ut the lE.naville shcetiron mills thew
GRO still experimenting Ia the manuiaotur.
OF chest stesl. a boiler there yesterday told
reporter that 1t Ia only question Of time
when success is mads Of tllis experiment t,
He thinks the ooly blunder 50 far i, In the
heating preparatory 10 rolling. He declares
that In his opinion merchanto Or bar Iron will
Also eventually DO made Of Basemsr steel.
q course thess changes will do away with
the labor OK boilers in fheet mills. Altorethar
tho boiler quoted considarei the outlook for
this clasa OF labor anything but .promiaing, q
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THEY WENT A.rIsHIsG.
4. An Innocent Expe,l,.lon and . HuEe

q Yesterday morning after their sIrht's
labors were at an end two 1xrrlliorscIa re.
porters were saunterlrg homsward up Main
street when their attention was attracted by
an engine on thu Pewity road. E Engines arc
not often seen on that easy going road At $50
A. ~, and at once tho Ieportorial instinct
OWNED "Bomethingtn tha Wlud.n Thinking
that at least River road train had been de-.
layed by an accident, they went down and
hailed the engineer. Hello r. said he,
''sre you going up, too: SEE Z. e, II Va :, NJ
An evasive answer was returned, and then
the reporters by, q series OF carefully worded
questions endeayored to ascertain what ex.
peditlon Was On foot. II. wan learned thai
Nj. Hubbard and Mr.. BelleyIllo had party
for Short Greek, and wero 10 leave at 4
O'Clock. Several railroad magnases wsta
known 10 DO in tho oily, and at once vlsoni
arose Of : scheme Of some magnitude which
1t was INTENDED to keep from The public.
This Intention the reporters were, OF couras,
In duty bound 10 irustrats. }i51 fI5,1, m,
They: waited, and while thsy waited they
debated the possible slguia cancs Of this early
expedition. Did not the line Of thu protected
Creek We're not certain manufacturers Al
l ~ Aahut "a why hiOuk YIN
road for 3 pipe line for natural gas? Wa
there not project to divert The various pro
posed roada from East 10 W'st from Whesl
INK and cross at Short Greek There was NJ
lack Of possibilities In the situation, md III,
reporters waited. Gg9.z '7rsr M
About four O'Clock, dark form doomed W
In the csntre OF bouth street. It was thi
form Of man, and WAS carrying large OBJ
sct and another long obj sct. simultaneous
ly two other dark forms, also tho forms o
men, and likewise carrying large objects ant
long objects. approached on Fourteenth
street. There was whispered consultation
aud the eager reporters concealed themselve
In tho shadow OF the ct. Charles Hotel. Th,
iorms drew nearer, and the snap was glveI
away. The party consisted OF Col. d.
Hubbard, Mr.. @. 4. Hubbard and Nh. Jo
Brady; the lsres obiec.u were ,bait bucket
and the long offsets were fishing poles. The,
had likewise Bsines. and they were shortl,
Joined by Mr.. J. NJ Bsllsville, who had
liberal lunch. They were going up 10 th
6isterS to fish, and wanted 10 get an earl,
start. - TalOrlE s,5s-,, y =
They rot II, and that Ia all thew did pet
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Philadelphia Cad Fellows.

The picnic given BY the Odd Fellows OF
Triadelphla yesterday at Gaston's orchard,
was largely attended, and was well con.
Quoted orderly! affair. The Opera House
Orchestra Of this uity furnished The music
The dinner hall was in charged Alfred Kim.
minis and lady assistants; the Ice cream stand
that Of Tate Crommie and Louis Neu man and
ladies', the dancing stand that of George Mul.
doom, and the lemonade stand that OF Georee
Wickham and John Banstroop. Several
hundred pers0ns we're op the ground after
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Convicted ul Mur,ser.

P1T7fruRau, August 10. NJ. Bowssr,
tried for the killing Of Haymaker during
the Murraysvlllo gas well riots, wa7 this
morning convicted Of murder In the second
degree and remsuded to jail for sentence,
Upon the application Of counsel the triale
Of Milton Weston, Of Ohicago, Colonel
B!akely, Of Pittsburgh, and four other de.
isndant3 were continued until the Septem.
Der term. The penalty for murder Ia the
second degree is twelve years. It ia prob.
able, however, that Bowler will apply for
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A SKELETON UHgARruRD
On the lslnnd = kvids ntly an Indian
vi, ~ s. WARRIORS Bones. IN s.7

..S,hy $ Warriors homes. ro7
Yesterday wolkmou were engaged in e1-
cavating for the foundation Of new house
on the north end Of the Island, on the si,e Of
an old house belonging to Mr.. Cowdsn. Ia
digging their picks struck something hard
which investigation showed to be human
skeleton. The bones were somewhat decay.
ed. and had evidently bseu in the ground
great length OF time. The skeleton was evil
IDENTIFY that Of an Indian warrior. With it
waa stsing, or what had been string, O..
bone beads, a s!ons head for war club and
3 granite hatchet, as perfect a specimen "a
ever turned up hereabout. It has groove
around It for the reception Of the split handle.
The bones and other articleslwere carried Of
by crowd Of boys who wers present, except
a good portion Of the skeleton, which was
claimed by q young man named beiters, who
was one OF the workmen. The find Is Of In.
terest to autiquariansa and scientific men, and
1t Ia to be regretted that the remains were
not preserved entire. .5T'E .7&,i.-
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Tho Niok Switxer.

Ferdinand 9telgsr, the aick 9witzsr who has
been lying at the city lookup since last Ell
day, was sufficiently recovered yesterday 10
be removed to the county indrmary. Super.
intendent Plankey came in and took Elm
o4t iH Q wagon. He will reaaiye good care
and proper food there, and will no doubt en-.
tirely recover his hsalth. His mind 10 now
"a clear as ever. Had his necessities received
no better attauti elncs Monday than before
he would have boen dead long befo.e this
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nav vogs. August A.-Money easy at TX per.
5Ea6]s percent. sterling Exchange bankers' bills
sse,dy at q SIX: Sterling exchange donlaud SiSiM,
GovERHAHNrs-Ftfn.g - '7TIT- y = -
RAnRoAD BoNDs--Gencrally strcug but closed
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Petroleum.

comm,u aud light 81 7Sss q; packing AID butchers
81 7hAs Is. Receipts l,6o) head; ihIpmenA 7sj
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This afternoon the Globe base ball club, Of
Belalre, and ths Mariettas, Of Marietta,
Ohio, will cross bats on the State Fair
Grounds. The Ma.isttas are profession al
players, and the Globe is said to be finer
nine than the old Standards in thor palmiest
days. Several Of the old Standard PLAYERS
are among its members. An interesting
game Is promised by Mansger. Gus Harten.
stein, Of the Globe club, who, With Manxcer
E'z. Of the Mariettas, was in the city last
evening. There has not been firsi-elass
game OF base ball In the city this year, and
this one should draw a large crowd. ei,5T0I1
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Z, box. IppsE !. N. tofr1ssyny, CLEVELAND,
O., says: u have used scorsa OF pile cures,
and 1t affords me pleasure to say that have
meyer found anything which gives suoh In.
peasto snd permsnentrs!ia n IL. William's
Indian Pilo OlntMentN u m
a. Wholesale Agents: LOGAN & Co., Wheeling.
y Y; Va, and J. o. DEsr & Co., Bridgeport,
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The Mountain Lake Park Hotel has been
greatly enlarged md improved, aud is now
ready tos tho -racention Of RuestR. Regular
ray sates OF board 5? so per day, 5l4 90 per week,
Nv 70 per month, and halt price Tor children,
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Turnera' Grand Annual Excursion to
Pittsburgh aud No Keesport, saturday,
August l0th. IA ilt llgl,i ,.$T
8 The Turner'S Of this city and vicinity have
arranged with tho Pittsburgh, Cincinnati &
81 Louis Railway Company lor an excursion
to Pittsburgh on the shove date. Fare for
round trip 81 80. Trains leave at .1;20 I'm,
and ~ :. Y, ~ y 81 e d
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Onto Jadicini \ ominatious.

CINCINNATI, O., August 1.-THE Rspub.
lican Judicial Convention Of this district
nominated for Circuit Court Judges, Joseph
Cox, Of Hamilton county, Jsmes NJ. Smith,
Of Warren county, and Peter F. Swing, Of
Clermont county. " 4f ~ B.
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Mouudaville Camp,

The B. & o. will run special train Sunday,
August II, to the Moundsvills camp meeting,
leaving Wheeling at 8 O'Clock a. NJ, and re-
Turning leave Moundsville at 1880 +. NJ, city
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1Hr finest mayona!ss dressing Tor oil kinds
OF ssladS, cold meats, raw tomaiocS, picked
saimo9, cabbage, etc.,is Durkee's Salad Dress-
ting ~ - beAldes more economical than
A0' 'u1''''1 " !; ITy&N
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INV YoRn, August 1L-Cotton quiet and steady,
fltutts dull: August loY c. September ln7lc
October l0.42c: November 0.21c; December 10 sc
January 70 SIC February lolSc: March lo.6oc; April
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Dry Goods.

Nxw YonK, August A. There was much bette
feeling, followed by AZ increase Of new business
which was noticeable feature Of the market
Seasonsble tpcciaiits. rather than stables tontin
uts TO have preference, md though tho latier AZ,
moving, purchases a'e sill very moderate, Til,
fairly satisfactory and were well dist ibuted.
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The following shows the range Of the ther..
mometer, as observeda at echneprs drug store,
Opera HOUSE corner, yesterday: IA, NJ, G5o:
I'm, So; 81. n, se0;, 8 +. ", So. ,.@'l'g-
INDICATIONS. 80 --l-
WASHINGTON, D. O., August 15.-l:30 4. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, generally
fair weather, except In the southern portion,
partly cloudy, occasional showers, variable
winds and higher Temperature. !: 81 Il.
For the Lower Lnkes, slightly warmer, fai,
weather and variable winda. 36TI
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Ghe attttellirqel,t;ue1!.:.
Office: Nos. 25 md - Fou r:sen,h Str ne,


Wanted-Sltuation to do HouaeWork,,
Blaine and Logan Meeting. Nd
Moundsyille Camp.Mceting. +
Library Lamps-E"ing Bros. n
Pure epices-R. J. smyth. .g.5la, 4
Second Senatorial Diatrict Convention,
Attention, Doctors-Third page. GIIt
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"Burr's Mills Camp" Sunday, August
t}ttQ 5 II =! II, 1884. -. }4l ~ 80

The Baltimore & Ohio will run az ercur,
sion train from Wheeling 10 Burr's Mills and
return, leaving Whssling at 1855 A. ". cIty
time, arriving at Burf's Mills at 0 A. NJ re-.
turning, leave Burr's Mills at $40 ?, ".
Round trlp tickets 81. g7S3 'gE,ss -,
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NOTES.
e ~ IT,. SAAf No4Aa.
HRravs hnvu uoya fkav

#HH 10 D.. .=|-
"Brays boys were they" 4=
Still dusty, several .inches deep and rising.
Congregatiorsstlll continue to grow larger.
The hotel Is crowded, all the rooms being
occupied. -
! olits large number Of v'sltora were on
the ground to-day, many Of whom were from
Wheeling. 800 ~. y
Rsvs. s. W. Davis, J. o. Re1rosd, o. W.
Hutchinson, J. 4. Keller, OF the i .st Ohio
Conference, are the latest azriyals VI minis-
tera. sFE 8g3 ,5f.5 ISr 5@,5IIT0S :
Rev. L., w. Ryan, oil the Michigan Confer
encs, arrived this e7euing, and eIpect7 to re-.
main several days. He sill he's hankering
to be with his friends In the little Mountain
State. Ess ss,l
The residents here recipsoeate the interest
taken by the 1STKLL1sEkcEa in baving the
meeepgl reported, iu the rapid purchase OF
neEsboy. $50 CAspx,
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WANTED-LADIES AND YOUNG
AZ! men In city OF country. distance no ob.,.
uon) to take NICE light and pleasant Wo,f nj XII,
own a homes. y! 70 IS day easily md qu Ss;
t msue. m9tk tent BY mail. No cAuyaislry God
Ra.1Hyn H Auofess Union MFG Co. Eo1 slto,
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Auousr EcHAD, the we'll known Fulton
butcher, willis driving home Saturday, had
bis horse lrlghlen at something aad run
hIsy. Mr.. chad and VIM. Sohud, who was
with him, wero both thrown out. The
former was badly hurt and will not be able
10 fully sttond 10 Lia work for soms time to
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koG SALE.

A RARE C'HANC,E.-I WILL OFFER
~ ~ at private ale my entire prope,ly, Known u
sne Sosluy E9aIt.ing house, combining ,hlry.oae
looms a one'hs.i acre lot, with GO. cellar. wei d
s" on.o TSs.ef 10 t ice houe coal and plunde:
49, boarding house. Also heuse AID 10; ORC.
ia IA we ABOVE property Also lot on corner Alett
anu oi1M atr.ets. aeas II Tor hpliiuc-t aolnlA
~ te'Ss f inquire Of the owpe,
isn ~ ,etnlses' or address q. i. BOSLkY 0st'
4Anus JAQ. H-s4.1-sy - irhts
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! RH1uxArIsM can be cured by tho great pain.
conqueror, Ut. Jacobs OH. Try 1t. II gai,gill
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.......3.,,;,. NJ. ,.,,,,..,
IN p paaoI mr. onx s snoninsn snc
MOI! ~ '9o. haeon su9'9EtT snSoaldem 7ssc:
III d. Buitef ersior. Ess, u,1et and unchsnv,d
To,rno. q. YAusun ID -Whest dni, And lov.,,
Ma ired cain and Huss,t Bis. ssntn mSnr ~.
October SaJE <s9,<c; November is. Sid: Dcccmter
SGr bld, yesr AID No. soit Sc ssked: M. do M.
sie.. Com ouiet and sie,dy, No. c1,h and ASSuas
fic: sspienaper and Ociober ia Oais dnii. IA
cash and august 2oxc September axc. S.j4 avs \
| At45fi,''J 1890 Live Btoch. N, n \
4 ,,,,,,. =, ,n,r., - m. : 49,,
Ohonso. nSn,. ~ So.s sh,, s"@ r. r.
oss: mspret Way and unsvsn, ra,,rh nsc ia
Is 6oi5 7S packing and Shipping Is $50 10: Iisht
Is 1915 20: slips IL 0oab %. Siaitle-Receiph 500
head: shIprueuA 1850 head; best corn fed steady:
low grades weak; expert grades 60 aoa7 cf good 70
HS.h NJ Tsm.s c.tt," stesas. r." sy.ms ~ %
ii iHt wiu;sred Texans 81 oos5 60: An1eficans
| 81 0Osi 20, aheep- Recejpta 2CN head: hhjpmeptS
none; marie, steady ioier0, 10 iat 81 20s3 o. PEI
cwt. medium 70 good % o0As 30: choicc 70 extis
| n 75lA "a. slamts. neP head n B0as n. Tara.
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l"ANTED-UEFURNlsuEp ROW
wv and boird within two iqua,cs OF Tho srs
pension Bridge, by gertlenn 40 and h.s wts v;,s
one small child Address. stating terms md lt1.
tty, g. ". s 9l5 Main ktreet - "Au INV
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.
WANTED.

WANTED-TW ENTY.FJ'VE c0I
wv ,D!gger. stesdy employing n, tiyep IN .n..
men: rrts Ial1 eighty cents pe, im an " Su y
kAsLEy 4 BROOKS. l7st Msrie Street 'APs sN,, y
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weak Wheat; No q red if ftssb, 1h!ou. quiet sua
Ied August Ss54sssc sepse.ns,e, S, 70; No.
October Corn, optons ucalnc, az Ssaa
sSf[ss "a "a 5 ~ No. 10y
2 4uss 81 g. sp sn b%!5s& a ni!sd
S!e E"9n,ba. oaE irreEis I.o oid S w
e!ed miSeG Saa: ilew Effected white ;2ssic: oli
do sihSSso; No white Sss40c; No 2whiteS N, 1,u
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OH CITY, -. August ll,-EA..onAl transit ecr.in.
cato, opened at MR. highest 79kc; lowest 76,Gc;
closed at TIC; sales 3 7S2o0j barrels: clearaneess
6,6l 0co barrels; runs 7s212 barrels shipments ii
99t barrcls: charters 4S,i9! barrels. III City oil
exchange stock 81 90 hid: II n aIked = - -
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Biographies 9epef6en.
Oeuti d lanb.

9onbou, 8. Oct. Der 8erIiner Ss:
ridteritatter Der v0ailp Nsps" last: Das
bsuti6e Goloniiationsfieber erIii9t allmabs
lid. Die Soifnuns. baB Der grwerb ries
flyer 2anbltreden in glfrita bic Muswanbes
runs pon Mmerita abIenten werbe, 1T sc.
i9wunben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-14

@ien, 7. Oct. Sn Tolse bes GROCER
Oarnieberliesens Der 2anbwirtbi9aft bal
Der Jiirit Sobann uon 2ie9tenitsin ieiner
Bd9tern sinen gisrtsliabrsbetras bss
9a@t;inies, i'm @an3en etwa 1000, ,OOC
@ulben, erlafen.
0ieu, 10. Sctbr. Sn ben &obIen.
sruben in Wdbrii9sSffrau baben 90 Mr.
better bur9 i9Iasenbe @etter ben Cob &C.
funben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-14
9 8eIsien.

8riiiiel, 8. Oct. Sn elmer beute
bier absebaltenen geriammluns Der 2ibes
ralen ertldrte Der Sibrer Der Gabitalen,
Sanion, baB bic rabitals Yartei BEL bel,
beuoritebenben @emeinbspablen fir bic
Nrbeiters Ganbibaten wirtsn perbe. Oieie
grtldrung ruirb, wie man srmartet, cine
Spaltuns unter ben @emaBisten bsruors
bringen.