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Articles OF Incorporation OF the
Farmers and Merchants Bank
ing Company.

Article We. the undersigned. DO horrby
lhfoflpfs,T Ourselves and aI p-rssssBs sho may
becuhie siocsholdsr, hereof lhia a body corres
ale 'o' general banking huss;irs- under The n
erai iTarorIotailon Laws 30 The state 10 >sisssks
Article The name az the corIor alton shall
he IN. farmers and Merchants Bansins Com
Articl. s-Ihc corporation shsil 30 located ln
Red 'ioud. county 80 Webster. sna state 80 Ne
braskaL
Art'cl. The ibcorg~'rA;iuh L. dos,s tor TIE
Transaction 81 a genera tank tts business.
Artscis s--Ths capital s'ok Of tbs eoyporN
ti"n shall b. an authorized capital of on~ hun
dred thousand dollars. disiisd into shsfrs os
ono hundred dollars .seh. Ia " paid IN 10 sneh
amounts and ~ sBeh trnes Ne directed b. the
dirsri"r. Of aid co-Psratio..
Artirie g - The eorrprai,v B shs3 dat seom
Apr1l S;h. is~. and shall oontinns Sc twenty
irars and my b. continued 'rofn tine 10 sisns
Ar,icIc :.-rh- gene al ron,rol sns govern.
rmrn; Of all asairs and Transactions shall rsa
with \ board 81 tire 90 sss dir-rtns.. tho sssRf
h"r 70 h- deisrnins1 anau@ii, b. . maiosfsy
vote ~ The stDr khnidsrs asssfBt'ss IN meeting
"s the ar, Wednesday after sbs arss Aenasy
IA Alril - earh year Immediately follow ina
tho sio~kb"ld~r. shall prus~sd Is .iset the ~
guired humber Of dir-rtns-. vhn .hzt bed Of
Zee fDr tho ensuing yssr. aud gsii. their sue@
c-.sors are ~iest~d ane ~qnaiissd- ~ board of
Directors shall si-c' one Of fb~tr Egts,~s De~ss
dsui. another vice yrr.ldsn;. and shall eIess ~
appoint . cashier asd sprh other oa~~s. az asp
~ d"~m-d n-o~sssry. 10 -seh afneers Tie o.
fccfur. shall drsexs;s the ardinAy, ss~runo~y
tHNFsfHh3 Nsif'Fh' 10 iAr irEfftul 70 tt1Ft o<C0
o~fer 10 assigp~d- Al AT nssstinys ~ sesuo<
hotdrr- rsre .t1s shai; he ecsffi~d -
one vote for zach shsrr al stnS& Ovo~d, .
sbovn BY The bp@sss ~ the cogpsrzshon. ualy
snrh sipcsholdsrs ,s are boE.fds e~nsrs q
tea .haFr. Of capital stock shall - s.sslbse fes
tie Gfsce 81
trfiri~ - No Indebtedness shaii 10 eoasraes-
Cd - the corporations other thar d-posss. sel
co.A-rfsnps r~rrissd lEt ihs reTui4s rours~s al
business and the drs~ ind - essa4nrr.
Arir~ S-for ibs intsrssaiaS Tins frrs8 toa
essnrssDc~sosst ~ The sad co~rs~z,iaa aaiiI a.
sunaai us~sfiuz - ssa~kbosdrrs. the s3~~Sloo q
fr~~tors. and fh~ ~.t-~fion 30 aey asnsas~a- e
osarsrs. as sSs>issc b. srssess ssvessh, nstaD
Carter sisA! ~ a. pssslseot, and ~. = Gsse>s
shAA Art ~ asher. WITH faEi poser Co ae -
fhings ens1.1s,eu; With 'h~ psos-- a-a0ooeesnros
81 tlss srasr> 81 sle sortorsttsn.
IN witness vis~s ros 80 hss- h-rs srs -
ssads fse tsh dss Of JsaazSy A 10. 80
tstxssed1 -frss m
y u -usTa
gzs
Gro. n n
= AauGA
On ths is;h day - jAnu.yy. 4. u ts~. ss0uRs
casp~ sIi.s s.xrs~x. o n ~safsA. Go ~ Yo3n0
eco. p Hosiaxsd ssd " . gsss~-. y~>.ornz3y %
ne kBssu 10 - sb~ sc~usseX ,~r~<ns uknas
sane> are xsts~d so sas xhevs vrisses asS
s~rknsssedxes liz exerusson AZ ths .A - ks fAs
latest. zsfl pzrySpsrs exfrs th~-~kn.
wsfne~s nv hxxt sos soszrtz srA
is,AL essxn~df
W r Sa.s-y Pxsie-
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SMITH co, KAS.

The following is q list OF stock lost
IL the late storm:
James Cooper. ] hor4e. Il hogs,
JACK Brown, l2 hogs.
james Graves. II hogs.
George Mouniford. 8 hogs.
Thos. Ryan. 6 hogs.
John Hamer. . hogs,
A!r. Cradle, . hogs.
Mr.. Cameron. . hoSs,
II. Stefen, l calf and I hog,
Vim Barrett. 5 hogs,
wes Paine. 100 hogs.
Parker Cora 100 hogs.
l. Fransis. grey hound.
Born, Saturday, Jan ., 10 Mr.. and
Ax P. LeajerbrAnd. . boz weighing
+. pounds. Mother and boy doing verv
well.
Fne east and west roads have snow
drifts 10 fee; deep through The draws.
Bills house VA covered
with sncw. SAY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

Isuppose you know We had storm
Qui,ea number 81 hogs persisted
during the recens snov storm.
s. White formerly Of Putnam. Elioois
bu, recently Of Red Good hs. pus-
CEASED o T. Conrad's farm ADD y
comfortably located on the same. Ns.
Conrad has moved On the farm ~.
Gently occupied By W. Milnes ness
C~ioverson.
Owing 90 the ineiemeney 81 the
weather. the younx ladies attending
school o, Red Coud. from this vicinity
sere unable 20 sescn sha; place Cd
hereiore enjoyed another veskis ss-
ton.
Rev. J. G. Walker. Of Diue Hin. vil
preach in the Elm Greek schooi bouss
next sunday.
Aarsied.-Aft The Fessdeaes u -
bssdes' parents On wednesday. 1aa 81
Mr. samuel Chaohsn 20 Mn L11Gs
ffafher. By the 1ev Psge. a CoUIaL
J.W.H.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

II N SOUTH.
MCEwAx. TEsS., Jan. .. 1850

Inn, JAN. y, 1890.
The winter 40 FAR has been very fine.
In fact there has not oeen u cold
weather, bu, have had several rains.
which IL very common here III the
winter months. Today IL 10 showing.
about the frs, We have seen. and il
mel,s ~ fast ~ j, tails. For the pss,
two or three weeks there has been
very little done except to prepare som =
smusements for the holidays. There
il quite a variety Of amusement. Some
dance; other. go 20 church; the spor;~-
man sounds his bugie and calls his
hounds together. and often brings IN a
deer, or any qusn,iiy Of rabbits and
squirrels. The colored par: Of the
population 60 10y themselves aud seem
TO have - much sport ne asyone
Their wedding day is generally on
Christmas. The girls have very 70
mantle ideas Of stylish dr0as. They
braid their hair and tie il in little knon
all over their heads with red ribbons
Their dresA i. black or purple and =
white apron, and with 4 finger ring the
ou,fi, Is complete.
Dried frui, is very cheap-apples two
cents a pound; peaches. ; cts. and they
are very nice. Peanuts. hhy n .
bushel t24fbsl; Irish potatoes Are fly
cents 5ushel: sHee; potatoes. sixty
cents: -four, 81 rs a barrel. pork ~ .
hundred. l. A. A
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

Mrs.. G. y. Mechanics, OF this casy.
has determined to open . shirs factory
IN this city. she has had years Of ex-
pesiencs in the business add iesis 90
6dens tina; she can ese saaisfacsi on
che guarantees shirts % 81 - perfectly
- those made In large facfoeiea Pat
rouise nome and give Mn NcDsaish
. triAl- Al p:esest shs can b feosd
~ her rodence IN the south part d
city.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

REP oKr Of school taught in Dis;ric
), Cloverton. Neb., for the months
eginning December eth. and ending
Anuary ID: Number of pupils en-
plled, 80; William Eek has been
either absent O tsrdy during the
Jessie Reed has been present
fery day. l wish to cay to the pa
pms Of the school, tina, I need your
Pip. If the pupils are tardy. and IL
cannot do them justice. They
BED every moment Of the time from
Fne o'clock till four to prepare their
ssons properly. / Am anxious to as
!, them in their work. Pareuu. are
lu not willing to help me. If they
I'm habits OF punctuAlity now they
pl follow them through life and in
Ter years they will thank you ID their
srt that you taught them to be 1t
p post Of duty 1t The proper time.
,bw much better than to have them
K back over years Of wasted life,
fause forever behind time" Upon
may depend their future success or
lure. Hoping | may realize your
erest in the work, I am youn truly,
adobe n. TCrTLK, Teacher.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

SHE was a remarkable young lady
eho made the request of her friends
shat after her decease she should no,
De buried by a brook, where babbling
Dvers would not wake her from her
lreams, nor in any cemetery, where
coaning ove epi;aphs,
night distract her, but be laid away to
hke her last sleep under the counter
IL some merchant who did no, adver-
Use in the newspapers. There, she
aid, was to be found peace SURPRISING
al understandings depth Of quiet
lumber, on which neither the sound
the buoyant foot Of youth nor the
teary shuttle of old age would ever
Ntrude.-Ex.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15
To School Omcers and Teachers.

To School Omcers and Teachers.
Your special attention is called to
the following law passed at the las,
session of the Nebraska legislature and
now in force, viz:
SEC. l.-Provision shall he made by
the proper local school authorities for
%ins,ructing the pupils in all schools
supported by public money or under
state control. in physiology and hy-
giene, with special reference To the ef-
fects OF alcoholic drinks and other
stimulants and narcotics upon the hu.
nan system.
SEC. NO certificate shall be grant
ed to any person to teach in the public
schools of the state of Nebraska after
the first day of January, eighteen hun
dred and eighty-six, who has not pass
ed a satisfactory examination IN physi-
oloey and hygiene with special refer
ence to the effects Of alcoholic drinks
and other stimulants on The human
system.
The law states plainly in wha,
branches of study a teacher must lie
examined in order to obtain a cer;fi-
cate. but this is the only instance
where it comes to say what shall be
taught in the school. The terrible evil
of intemperance has become SO preva-
lent, and its influence So baneful on all
grades of society that our lawmakers
see the need Of educating the children
- one means Of its overthrow. hence
the law. Every examination hereafter
viii eobrsce this subject. Teachers
should give oral lessons where there
Are not books, and make q general ex-
eTcise tor the whole school. drilling
the pupils on the manufacture. nature
and effects of alcohol, opium. chloral,
tobacco. land possibly those harmful
drugs and powders .ha, are used 70
stimulate bssuty!) Text books are
plentiful. Sseeles HyEienic Physiology
is used in the country. For reference
Dungiisonis or Brands might profit
ably be read and studied
Respectfully.
Gas w sRRrSGKk, Go. Supt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15
8 Per Cent Farm Loan.

The Nebraska Farm Losn Co. vii
make you a loan on you farm q
straight 9 per cent and furnish the
money without any delay. Call on
them in the Red Cloud National Bank
Building.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

OK last Saturday evening J H Smith
deputy grand master for the I. o. o. F.
lodges in Webster and Franklin lodges
jim Webster and Franklin counties.
the officers OF Red Cloud
lodge as follows.
N. G.-Roy Hutchison.
Y. G.-Oliver r Downs.
Secretary-Will Parkes.
Treasurer-F. d. Hummel.
L. Sc. W. Dow.
Warden-G. n. McDaniels.
COM. S. Parkes.
X. S. n. Oh. G. Scott.
Is. n. CIV. B. Roby.
! K. S. V. G.-E. Stewart.
! L. S. V. G.-Chas. johnson.
Charlain-Rev. G. W. Hummel.
l. CT. E. Hart.
| d. CD. Metcalf.
! The above officers are No. /, and
nuring the next six months We look
forward TO a great season of prosper ity
Tor our brethren.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

FoR SLE-7O head of half breed gal
loway calves. bulls and heifer. Apply
70 DAVID HAxEIs. Jr.
PEwuee City, Eeb.
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pICE-UPS.
The Girl

We kEo~ Lat Aar Hat1re IL fery.
We know that her temper ir quick.
But when she's In love she's In earnest,
And loves like a thousand o! brick"
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

(oR SALE. "A small pair OF Howe's
inter scales, nearly new. Inquire as
B Office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

HE 1GtaEE ti8- "a htigll new FIX
The Chief Steam Printing Office,
NIsscher h the artist.
Two rooms are finished at the new
school house and are taught by Mis-!
Cone and Lima Owen.
Two travelling gamblers put ! n thu
day at the depot Sunday, dong thu
boys up for their change.
TIL interior OF the postotnce ha'
been renodeied by the new +. N. i
Is rather more CONVENIENT
IL. b:INAI h7- ne" "ihce ana re
par sH"p g. 10" T"3ni ii"n-e I" re
place i""s" ic'u5i y "".ned-
lHE SHiL gnhl-ned a very inter
esting letter from Mss y /. ak
IN lis last Issue f!ea-e "fite again
Miss Eva.
DANIEL lHAEP' an Ola 'iihtoh III
nos, boy Is the guest oil 7. A. Owei
this week. NJ. lharp VIII make he'
oIoud Ms future nome
WE neglected to mention the return
ofGeo. w. Lindsey from Illinois a few
DAYS 400 where he spent Christina
and New Year. with his family.
III. Ross Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa
and. family are 70 locate in Red Clou,
soon Mr. Ross j. y brother TO oul
follow ,ownsman Henry W. Ross.
N,pprrD n she residence of brides
father "A. Garberl Guide Rock. Neb.
nm tho 12tb dav of January 3 3 Mr.
7 HAYES and Miss Ida F CARRIER.
Ir tool, our now pos,master bis as.
S~;O,o,, and Treasurer McNi,t mt;
,weIro o,clock Monday nigh, n distrih
,,,o tho deIovod mail for tho Rcd CIoud
nos,oH..
rury W r r. NIL, r.e, al IN,
..hool ho,,sa Friday after scboo]
OCT, e. tho roor will no elect
"A 81 all ro,bors .ra reouest.d Z,
Lo.xo,.
o,e.,naa. uh;ro tho ,ra;,. w.re Il.
- pa Cloud soro of tho ,rav.
- laru, orooch.d % tho tray.
IL hoa,ho, he ,;mss dur;p, N,
- a. ..r
mr. ho;r, cop
D. Altman ,,d n.
=. -, -. w;I, no &,
,ho n cb,rcb and nov, week IN,
r-....I .hur,h
C,-am contracted with N,
,ooo tome .
H.. rr..l w., o,d O,or,;,
:, ,. Mord,,
no,,,r Sm,,,
..c.,,h1, ;,s,oi,.d :, tho;
am. NJ c.o., mil, y
w.u;r, d., ,,s oro
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y, u;rh,.,a h.r
c.u III .,nro,Jm.
r,u.
e., u.L..o .on
~, do ro,1nor CO v;c..
c,rmorr &c this cit,
- fem firm, of Eus,;s !
,ov,sb;r
ah;or LII go :
- - IT,, ,co,, of ,b
,,:,u ,bo Jooro, mill J.
cIro-n.1 rohr,.r,o ,f IN
>, n. lilo !, b,s MOO
ho,o ,bo
.L;. e',,o wo,,bsr ,rccnos,;ca,o
IN -, -, h,,rrorcb and co,
moi his naw for a Gvelihoo
,.~a e,r low 1o,rer
IN ~. la, nrrcbos.d q ,b;r
-. -. ,m,,y aouri,c mil,
~ILora.nor,h, , 6rm will no Lo,w
r., p,,,or The mill ";
- 9th I'm, rol.r ,-o
- c,,, .,
e.. 800, w;,h s,ooo,
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wS..n.m,,,5 ,ho, roo,l. rho q,
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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15
Losses by the Storm.

IA Ear As We have been able TO learn
the damage by the double headed biz.
zard of last week has been quite extern
sive over this county and IN the adj
jscent counties in Kansas. The fol-
lowing are a few who have lost a. far
"a We could ascertain:
Mr.. Moody. on Indian Creek, S head
Of cattle.
A. J. Means, so hogs.
Capt. Munsell. IL heaG of hogs.
Mr.. Lowell, 80 hogs.
w B Roby's loss was thirteen head.
Mrs Mckinney a number of sheep.
Mr. Chas Besse six head Of cattle.
Mr. II A Howard one calf.
Parkes lost TWO heifers and elev-
en- hogs.
p Delaney one hog.
ID c Smelser lost nineteen head Of
hogs.
Robt Rownds five hogs.
S Lindsey lost seven head of hogs.
Jerry Orndorff lost two or three head
of hogs.
Wilma Palmer lost a COW.
Ed Pa-kes lost seven head of hogs.
Marsh Parker. of Salem lost a large
number Of hogs.
The above is only n partial list, but
We presume that nearly every other
farmer in the county lost something in
the way of stock. 1t was certainly the
hardest storm ever known in this sec
hon of Nebraska, and We are not anx-
ious to have II repeated. The losses
from the storm will in all probability
foot I'D pretty heavily.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15

ue OF profit on each share, $l.l6.
Miss BERTHA EBAUGH, well known
to our Red Cloud young folks, was
married last Sunday, to Mr. Elias Goble,
manager of Jones 4 Coolies ranch near
this city, Rev. Geo. S. Davis saying the
mystical words that made their Two
hearts beat as one" the young man il
a nephew of our friend F. Z. Goble, Of
the Traders Lumber Company Of this
city, and his bride is the sister Of Pro-.
Ebaugh, late Of Red Cloud. We wish
the newly married couple all the Joy
possible.
In this issue of THE CHIEF We pub.
llsh the articles of incorporation of the
Farmers and Merchants Banking
Company, who will commence bust
ness April J, 1856. The incorpora,ors
are Silas CARRIER, President; W. 5. Gar.
Der, cashier; Geo. o. Yeiser, +. b.
and Geo. b. Holland. These
gentlemen are ali well kn own business
men of Red Cloud. The authorized
stock is $4,000 The CHIEF
wishes the new banking house success
and prosperity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15
To the r0rmOn.

Farm loans negotiated through w.
p. Overman can be paid at the end of
any year without bonus. Rates AZ
low as the lowest. Money furnished
promptly. Office over city drug store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-01-15
N

HAIRY PoSD. our nice looking city
marshal, has purchased j. p. Bxyhais
vacant lots north OF Mrs. Reigle's.
g. K. CLANCY and Fred Bentley
have formed a co-partneaihip and
will in the future practice law - q
firm.
Our worthy friend L. H. Wallace has
bought the building and lots occupied
by Will Houghton a a tailor shop,
from Mr.. Henry Cook, and we presume
IN the dim future we shall see a fine
brick jewelry store erected thereon As
a monument TO the energy and enter.
prise Of our young friend.
The Guide Rock Signal comes to the
front this week in q bran new dress,
and enters the 5ih volume OF il exist
ence n good shape. 1t also gives the
business interests of Guide Rock Q
careful and well written review. TIE
CHIEF takes pleasure in noticing these
evidences OF enterprise and prosperity
ON the part of our neighboring rom
temporary.
LIST Of letter. remaining ~uncalied
at the Red Cloud Z. 0. for the week
ending January 9, 1856: H. q. Hillock,
+. J. Howard, Mrs. H. Norris, Samuel
II. ID. Smith, Herman
S%chrvary, Mrs. Virginia S,oddard, Geo.
3. Tyler, Mrs. Mollie +. Walker, Anton
Marybricky. These letters will be sent
to TO the dead letter Office February 10,
1856. A. s. MARSH. z. NJ.
We, ]. A. Tulleys, c. F. Gather, and
=. b. Crone. committee on valuation
shares. respectfully submit the fol-
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here Ia both cur danger and our eucouT'
segment; sssIng victory 60 near, VIC msy
forfeit our opportunity by forgetting the
principle which is involved in the contest
Ii these Democrats stond Arm md re-
uist tho enroschmenta OF the allurlng
power which ia conCealed under tho Stan
dard on conspiracy, pgairs. which we are
unitGdly fighting common battle, then
We are frank to Esy, that such a Democrat
ssGoverner Wilson, John ]. Davis, Joseph
Ysnmeter, R. P. Chew, D, B. Lucas, VIM,
A. Quarter or Alpheus Hsymopd
should receive the united and un'
qualified support OF the Republican
members Of the Legislature, whenever
either of them, or others we might name,
shall show strength enough to insure his
election. II none Of them can develop
strength, united with the Republican vote
to secure a favorable result, then 1t will be
time to see what can DO done to elect
Republican, We cannot afford to have
the Republican strength used to msintalr
the alliance between the Standard Oh
Company and the Democratic machine.
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TIE HOUSEKEEPER,
a PRACTICAL DINNER,


[cOp!rgatld 1850,
1t ia a fashion Of the day in trade 10 ad-
vertise as "practical tailor" "PracIical
plumber" etc, and the deluded passer'by
has often thought;
Snow here must be a man who under
stands his business. Plenty Of sound
common senge and not too expensive,
I'll try him."
He is tried. The practical plumber
proves to have lcss knowledge even than
than his employer snd his work most
probably has to be done again bya man
who understands tho theory OF plumbing,
and is thus the only practical plumber,
The practical cook serves up sdesirable
ruqOld, hut cannot boil potato or make q
decent lost OF bread.
Il follows, then, that well.grounded
theory must preCede practice, and that a
practical dinner ID one which has been
thought out carefully, and which best
meets the needs OF the ester. O1CGpa,
ton, climate, constitution and means ara
all to be Considele1; the dinner for tha
man who lsbors with his hands bsing Of
different order from that Of the man
who IaboIR with his brain. Butitis often
rather u question Of quantities than quail
ties. AZ a nation We are said to cat toe
much, our lavish iood.supply tempting ia
oyer.indulgenCe. But this question mus
DO settled individually.
Here 10 a bill Of fare "praCtcalh for The
present season, which is quite within mod
crate means; while the addition of raw
oysters, enough for q small dinner party
OF the more exGC,ing bOu vivanl. Each re-
cipe hAs been we'll tested, and directions
are given 60 infinitely that no mistake
should he impossible:
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RANNgRRR-UILp Rlsl Hon Thun3ay,, De
nonlber d 1866, at So. Matthew r 4 Church, by
Ray. X. Is hwOp0. MF Frank q, kammeIeI, o.
Chicago, III and Miss DolTis L. hlldEe1h' o. |nH
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Tho note intelligent you make Jury.
man believe hO "a the Stupider he GETS
M Y Journal,
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nIEn.

MYLE9 AT the rlslicnce Of her slu, Iohn, J,
MILES, ?g!5 ChRp'!us street, Mary AyIes, In her
slIh year,
Funeral saturday morning at O'Clock, Re-
suoa Mas a! the Church Of the ImmRculA Con-
cepilon.
WILKINSON Infant daughter Of Harry G. and
AnuR j, wilkinson.
Iuterment Friday morning At 10 OclO'k' PHI
nnin
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3eNI estate.
FOR SAIF.

1
A dC'lr,blO residence At lle,en bottom. on TIL
| limo Of tho r., W. d KY, II, H., u miles from
| Wheeling, consisting Of q now frame house ant
twelve acres Of landi will exchange for desirable
Desirable Market stteet property, lot No. IS and
part OF No IL known as i7ll and IL Market street
BuslAGsl house and dwelling, No. llSt MaIke
No. 10Y Market sL, i,4OO
No. 60 North Front q Erouud GO feet 'front.' run
Mag back All equal width to tho river VIII Ecll
asa whole OF O6e.halt,
| No. 81 Maryland 81.
| No. ZOO Jacob At,
No. 10 Sixteenth A., leo
No. ~ Thirteenth AZ
No. pl9 MpCullOch AL
No, YlI1 EOh Et
| No, 1901 WOOdSEL
No lkJ TWentynlnth AZ.
No. 1913 O6NpllnOsL, II rooms Gfonnd q ieAi
'front.' running 10 alloy eau be bought for Sl,OCO.
No HlaG Main Al,
No. 2J89 AAlh Bt
No. 23I0 Main Al,
Nc. 9ilS Market Al.
Desirable Manufacturing Bile, lots, In Fourth
4 building site, ituntlug % teo. IN Nineteenth
$3.50
Twqdcslngle pieces Of property on Charles street,
Wllllbutg, ". Va,
W, llNiiFOad, belmont County, Ohio, goa trade
and location M, l. This Il q lhs opening iJf a
good business nlEn,
FOR RENT.
tusluCss house, No, IAN Vain street,
Ht0rp 10 an, No, 1921 Marie. bNIOt,
No, ilip EOll H., OlOO,
No, In Seventeenth A., S16O
No, li0 seventeenth IT,, rooms, 20 %,
No. ~ TwenlttbvUlth street, rooms 500,
NJ. l7A Market Al buslntaE hOuss aud dwelling,
VOC o!het properly aud iuflllr Information, In.
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Night

Always hsve Acker'a Baby soother a
hand II IL the only safe medicine ys
made that will remove oil intSntile disoT
derg. II cnniaina 70 Opium or Morphine
hut gives the child natural esSe from pain
Prizes % cents, Sold by Logan 4 %, ant
O, Menkeweller
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-10
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAIES--On and after May 30, l6S6-ELPLA-
NATION oP REFERENCR MARKS, tDaily iSuudGy
excepted, MONDAY excepted-Wheeling time!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-10

Split pea FOup.
HsunCh Of yenlsOn' Virginia fashion.
Potato snow
MRcCGronI With cheese
slowcd tomato. Current Jelly
Apple HGrlugaC, Delicate cake
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-10

Close CONNECTION made on all tralns-B. z. Il @.
H. r., q. &P, K. h. and D d .. K. X.
K1lra trips on short notice.
JAMES II. CAMPBELL, CAPTAIN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-10

suNDAY.-Leaye Jity at 8A M, and every hour
until . p. N. Leave Wheeling Park at > 0. M, an
every hour 10 10 p. IN. "ChuFCh train, "l2.l0.
nOVs Iala3 q. HtRaCu, Superintendent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-12-10
!su,cisl A0tirss.

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Nerve RcSlorCr. No Fits alter aIt days use, Mar
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Fit cases Send to Dr. Kline, 9Sl Arch st., PhiA, Pa