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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-24
TEY1srIoo, Canada West, Ont.

AVOID oouNTERFEITsl Send US $50
and wO will send you by return mall o. box OF
tic genuine DR.. @. McIInc'S Celebrated Liver
"'' "''N ELRWiSG BROS, PIttsburg, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-24

New York, Sept. 23.-There has been
more doing IN general way through an
increased supplement for miscellaneous
assortments OF seasonsble staples and ape.
cialties. Wool goods are doing better and
the firm and higher market for wool Ia
Fastening orders Tor spring goods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-24

Real EStatS Agent, Collector, and Notary Publ
sell Ohice, 40. 1912 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-24

DENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
(OPERATINa)
CLEVELAND 4 FlTTSBuR9a r, r,
Condensed tmt-lAblO OF passenger trains cor.
re, ted N a UGUsFl6, lSSA-CSn1al STANDARD T'mei
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
lMArr-Torly gnI bbl. 81; go.sal. hAlt.bnI.

IsEArT--Torly gal Dbl 81; 2o.sA hhlf-bbl
37s.
hI0LAssEs--tjholee Louisiana l0aSac (new
crop; fair 70 good ssc core syrup sc.
NAH SIS ~ kcg, basis i0l-BuIdcn horse
shoe Der keg - Perkins do 800, walker DO
snoc nails, No Soc. No Z 2Cc. No, : use. No 4
no, No 9pcs Lake" No, 4 We. No. 2.,c, No.
&c. No. 20c. No. l9fl AuAable do No 40
No. go. No. slc, No. ~. No, q lNc,
NUTs--Pennutse choice Ia " Z new pefaiiktSsfi
Brazil nuts l6c. almendA zoe pel d.
rifOFfSioNS--Meq quote on tho basis 81 car
lots
Meht--sugar. cured hams i0sse sugar cured
breakfast nacou p,sci short clear bacon s'5ri
sb0ft clear dry salt 70.
Fisb--Ma krrel 10. ., KITS No. !. g0ei No. 2
voc hail bids No. s. - No. "a CO., dried her
rirgs ppr tox i0c cod fish g..
isard.-'ficfrg n, 20 n cans 5hei 90 Z, eana
5t.e, 10 n cans So ~ cans isici 3 y cans ~.
lca--Impurlal a0a1oc kunpondcr Doe 90
ehlt-(Oarse 10 bugs ~ 2sa fOi hne 10 bags
- lake, ~ nat hoop barrels, - 20 pockets
l4aGc
Corn mcal-per bnsbol soc.
fIominy and erlts--per bbl - o.
OatmcAi--feF hail Dbl IS -.
Cracked MhGht--fcr n &c.
Crackers- A sods ~; sys soda exc, cream
sie ginger gnapa sc lemon creams ".
sundFles- starch a.; candies fun boArs,
Igtsc, haiyca quarters - htick candy ts
Ini,c. fancy l01iCc, rope, . bhsis, DO cotton,
lBci herring, imported. 81 70 per keg. fnisins.
I layer, IS %. cider. crab apple, ttei Miseonri.
o0i ingss glsIed, nc per Eaii crock. slssea,
1 3, blueing spc4yl % per doaeni Coleman'a
/ mustard III eeal 10 per dozen, maccarcni, I'm
4 f,0fted, ier n I, American fbc box buckets, Two
! h0opa 81 Is per dozeni brilliant oils pels,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
ehoIee lll.al.e. IAgayra ll,.e Java gOe oold

choice Ilit9i2c, l.ngnyra lssfc Java zoo Gold
en- Rio i9isc Pea Berry 1874 nc.
CufEsE--The bCttor grades and ONO factory
100 t0t,c' fun cream twins laisc.
CANNED 1OUDs-frlces per dor. Pine Az
pies. standard, y $50 peaches. standard ~
as tomatoes. standard. ha, q evi seconds,
Bas-;a bs,s %, rrcen corn, - ioNhVi green
u al hal Is; goosebcrries, 81 2oi raepbsr
ries. 81 70 oysters, full weight, 81, 81 10; ne.
- Of HIGHT weight. n, S.; Ne. -; shlnonf
/ n, al G0,g ne, s., mnckcrel, d, gecail ~
sardines, American, 81 70 casei imported, tls ~
case, strawherTies,. Ms. 81 Di blacklsfriss
81 %; green cages, -; cage eono'ns'd MIS-
FGGs--Isi. cents per dozen.
FtOlI Best patents - - prr 100 be pan
pateni 81 u third grade Y ~.
GRAIN-Quotaiions are bascd on the ccst Of
arain on track 30 car lots. Dealers selling RON
store or elevator hre from 2 70 cents piHhef'
Oats 32aS5c per bushci
Corn n51hc
Barley d5c-
Rye &C. ,..
yhME-yenisnn lealJc antelope lea l9e
quail G0a 55c per dor. wild turkeys 90 l1ci Wild
ducks a54sOc. Hqvsrreis ioc apiecc
HIDES kND SkINb-So.l heavy y, D. hide-
$50 per b 40. hesyy he; No bghs ito3 10
iirs saIicd-iar; BUN hides &c. Eiue q
green sAltrd lei butchers green sAc' Aheep
FRUITS and vEGETABLEs--oranEe re-
bOx, $50 4; MeHdina ienona.per box. "A Vs. ~
California s. ~, applea. Northern. PEI Dol.
s e3as sos irish posatoes lef b., SniGss sIs
iornia, 81 q pei b navy beans 4et; medium
I Oblr 81, large lima $40. small huttei &c
enfbaee per ~, California 70. sweet poihiVf.
! S. CA ~ PER tnatcl.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13


NEW 1oRR, Feb. H. Flour Dull.
Wheat--spot lots OF winter a shade caster;
spring hcla very strong; options opened nrm
aud afterwards became easier. closing steady
spot No 2 rod AlNc {. O b. and IL store,
9lHc aaoat March glsc al = March aiha
ptAc, closing 9l&c April glstdg3c, closing
91hc, May 9iifaaiaSc, closinE aic,
Iorn--l.Owcr spot No. nominal February
52sa5tSc, closing haiac March t9Fa50h G,
closing SOL April 49Sc.
PROVISIONS, Erc.
CoHce--Op,lons steady ami moderately ac
tive; February, 20 IS; March SEQ april and
MAY s. %.
Sngar--ou,et. fair to good SCI refined quiet
extra bis0btsci white do. bS@Gc; yellow
4 l. i6abc; OIL SIC, standard 40 l-l6c; gran
ulated SIC.
Rice Steady
Taliow-Dai prime city quoted at iha
i9-iGc
Rosln-steady
Wool-Quet and firm domestic neoces e1a
SEC; pulled liaa3c; TcNss aNs2e.
Fork Firm. mess $40 oOGll 90
Cut meats. Firm.
Lard Higher and moderately actiye spot
| 60 36d6 tO March 50 8dd6 SIS; April 70 sc
May 50 J0a6 81.
LIVE STOCK.
/ Bceyos--No stook trains arrived over The
! Pennsylvania railway and receipts were only
! 81 cav loads aud included 80 car ioade for eN'
! porlatiOn, The few sales were 4 shaHt
nal Commo TO prime sieer- sold at 81 s0a
J 8 20, bulls, cows, etc, at y BOAT 90.
! Sheep Receipts 300. No tmpor ant chang,
| IN selling valner bot little nrmer feeling ~
/ trcmcs q GAS 80 for sheep, ana - 1o@I % 10
3 lambs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
AERE Is TIE BARE I!
hysicriousiy Robbed OF Her
LYLE Que at Birth.

hysicriousiy Robbed OF Her
hvie Que at Birth.
,un, MI, Feb. i2.-on Fri
ny Mrs. Charles S. Hagan, the
4 pennsylvania railroad con-
resides In the apartment
tsstg avenue aud Eighth street,
allle boy who was passing 10
alsielan. She was about to
ahd as DR.. Halcomb, who
Y hid attended her,she asked
slnnon him. In u few mln-
returned with a man who
d.. A. T. Sayres. As
M ess 10 a critical condition
Als services. lie immedi-
. ~, pul her under the iniin-
4 ,s sll When she recovered
'AsCk Of the drug she was
\, 'S y tbs child of which
+ n. 'sllsered had disappeared
=. sslaence OF It's existence
yoa was a small package
a a little curl of golden
3 ~ nasan was Of the opinion
4 ~ ~. ether killed the child by
\ uylns TO secure a sub
~. Y no Physician in Jersey
r y. WV. y o. Sayres. The police
~ x, e, the alleged physician
4 "ao brought him to tn,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
KAUFMAN.

Coming out-Bonds ordered
4 For a New Court-House.
ace Of the Gazette.
\. Tx, Feb. Ia few days
ma weather have brought the
|io turning soil and preparing
Il he planting season. oat SOW
preyaiiing among them.
4 bnddlpg Of spring candidates
Nous county Offices are bloom
Il county. They viii beautify
I. society until withered by No
FALLING winds.
kmnissioners' court yester-
.end that bonds be
The amount OF $50, 900,
IA TO be used for the purpose of
. coar,-hoase at Kaufman. They
buslg ordered that the same be
z,se When completed it, to-
cur jail, which now orna-
4 street, and our county poor
y Is Ia good running order,
d sot the county near 5ll5,000;
4 Is are nomlnally light. Our
3 progressive boom, and in,
n Ct things, nothing can daunt
population reaches up in the
Our bonds are good and can
Il cheap,
hrs are as pure as Stake
Of man or beast, and the
ul community is unsurpassed.
bod schools, in which the poor
Alike are educated by the
At months during the year.
we Churches, and all denomi-
well represented, Society al
sexiraordinary.
lecolsky, merchant, and Miss
y both Of Rockwell, were mar.
10Th inst. They are now tho
D. Cunningham OF our city
scenpanied by Miss Lula one:
safles Wllkerson, also OF Rock
lrs people are daily dcmandin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
( ,.,,rDal machinery.

Il, ~ 90 TO sleep, the compli-
|.,stns Of the inner man Is con
work Heart, lungs, liver,
4 N, Keep at work from birth
How important it Is that all
Ela 6e in perfect orderl Let
Il ruu down, or let the blood
A savsnshed, and the result is
4 Seosy. But Browns Iron Bit
\ ~ restorative. Witness, for
4 Y case Of Mrs. Gillespie of San
|,nss. who was for a long time
~. she says: ~ have used
"a BItters for dyspepsia and
haI,y With great benefit"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
Ts,,seEBfIEi,D.
-,s,n.r's nat 70 Fl"d His
rrns mesile'

n,nsarnsr's hat 70
/" rras metile.
!, nc Gazette.
va. \ Z Tx, Feb. y. Business
Iss '..l1 ~ ii our town for the
nius mi m OUT little city Is fast
~ ~ Al a manufacturing
30 l, .'o,n,. The John II, Put;
lns Ppiasaior IS manufactured
II ih1 su's I've ! shoe factory run
tls9 mho manufactures both
sanslo' Other improvements
shce Il 10 way Of a building
2, Il Cofey is erecting q
h v c,aey street. Mr.. j. 9.
% % a saloon on Second
\ sPs a's hsyebuilta workshop
.dan PIE BIZ Messrs. Williams
I s.,sS no a wagon and plow
4 e a'. sSo,vs. besides other I'M
nv ,sst Dmngerlield Is fast
II nv ,,on, as manufacturing
"A lht iiV"'
n wal,ams Of our town Is pre-
a 70, ! paper at Gayett, q !, ' l1i.,
n sIs,s1 X NE name Of the Gavett-
a9ls Williams has many warm
who wish him wen In ms
l5,pf,se. ,,.,n, pleasant "a
n , 4@,roen is preparing TO build
in' / movement is on foot Tor
Z several brick stores IN
"a .'@rsidates are blossoming out,
& |. ~ going to be elected-in
lard several drummers prais-
a WV for the stand 1t has
s.seetlon with the recent at
N their fraternity by the Dat
, y on the hat-raek at the
/. every drnmmer's hat you
sp.sd The Fort Worth Daily
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
Knnsns oitr.

KASsAS CTTN. MO. Feb ia-whcat--
rong: cash 80 bid March 10 asked MAY
iSHc BID.
.Com-stcady; cash s9'ic bid. March sos
MAY 31c.
oats--No quotations
LIVE srOCk.
The 1.-Two stock indicator reports
Caule-Reeeipts eos; shipments active
and l0c higher, exporters - 1893 s5i good TO
dlum 81 00as %. stockers and feeders s. 55a
20 cows s. 25aa20,
Hogs--Beceipts 1900; active aud n shade
higher good 10 ch Ice 81 coal 10. common 10
medium - G8d8 20.
sheep Receipts 1900, shipments 600; good to
choice steady: common weak good TO choice
So s5aS -; common to medium y 50Ss 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
sad Case Of Poisoning

shy man or woman afflicted
|'e or arrangement Of the liver,
n poisonous accumulations in
scmlulous affections, sick
and diseases of the kidneys,
|Aeart- These troubles can be
y going TO the primary cause,
n tae liver In a healthy condi-
accomplish this result speedily
fally nothing has proved itself
taas As DIR. plerce's "Golden
fscoyery,n which has never
Tie work claimed for 1t, and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
New Orleans.

rgoDuCE Provisions, nc.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Eco. l2.--flouf-null
and nominal.
Corn---Duil, weak an lower A6a &c.
Ohts--Quici and unchanged.
Corn Mcal.-L wCr; 81 20.
ltay--Steady.
Hog PrOdrcts- Dull, dropping,
pork--kil G2l
I.afd--ilehncl. 50 1896 90.
Ruiz meais-should rs S. 20; long clear 50
Bscon--s6oulders 81 ooe5 90 long clear
So IS; clear ribs SO IS.
nRms--S9 nO99 80
Whieky-StuAdY.
Coiiee-Quict and steady,
Cotton SEED products-tluiet and weak
Sugar Stendy.
Molasses-- Dun and nominal
Exchange-New YORK sight sl.a0 premium.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13

ss ssssE suffer IRON tobacco
l js 'sa,a or indigestion if you
- patent lIavana-cured
II e separate points Of
4 a, a,e orandy-peach flavor;
'la,s.,. nicotine than the
BY: = sac strongest; plugs
fIs. = bitter after-iAste not a
4 h,s,r.t 9f sale, wholesale by
,,l Fort Worth, and at re-.
80 10 Inc tobaccos.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
pRopuoE, pRovIsIoNs, LIVE STOCK
81. Louis.
PRODUCE.

PKOnUNEs
ar. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb III leuI,. l''ili sslt
easy; XN, yI0oaS Isl family 81 sado 90 WIN
- w ,I unsettled and lower The mar,
lsp onened ossy aud "a &c lower, ana sou
do,vn 20 more; IL soon rallied 70 opehilns
fg,rea. however, and closed steAuy =. i last
10 Ia lower than yesterday 40 she rev S ~
goi.e February 00Ac; March ~'io' nAf -
9tlsc closing at sa.tc. ,,.,,,,o, ciosinr
Corn--Fairiy active, urn ana hlgne, -
,ent". NJ, mixed cash 3issaaooi fehrraty
~ ~ ma, March 95leqfs5a &C, closing Hn'sc may
X, h sTsgc. closing S7i aS5ste Bad W., ..,
,,ats-firm and higher; NO miNeu ~, ~,
soS'c: February esiic bid Marrh "'f'' "'s
PROVISIONS. n,
Communicative and firm NJ - ef1t ="
M yyi,a ys,;ad ~ washed q79s5c unwashed
u : asS .lonsSeSy dull bu, ger orally steady
Pork--sil -.
iinit Ments-TOOsc lots long eieht ~ 49,
short rihs IS 80; short elsaf = q, s9s'St rle,r
long clear 81 90. short Fiee y - e"0''
Rncon-. Long clear v =, 40 w s"SAf
=. a.. abort clear - i6d6 20
tt.,as- steady at SAseIitsc-
AFTERNOON HOARD. .t.r
.xl,.,t--irrerular. near futures - Nf
n,os, altered futures shaoe petVri'
Corn nchanged
tlats--u nchnngcd.
Cntfie-Istc cipts 900 shipm.nts .tsct,-D ~hlp
la, ar.c higher aud active; COCO " y. eb
Ding a sos IS; common 70 mco'u'' "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13

BosroN. MASS, Feb ~ Wool In moderate
demand Ohio and ponnsylva la neecos aa@ Sbc {,
Michigan neec,s 3ld3sc; Michigan aud ono
No iiceccs S5aS7c; combing an delaines va
SO unwashed 2ud asG, pulled woods Aatoc :
for common to choice SUPERB.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13

ftOnUl ~
changed
Wheat Flartnatca within rc. closing A, nj
ysst,rdays flgrres February i9a - sgsc cIesrti
iNl ltc, March y aeyc, closed ID ~. loci MAY
SING - 'tc closed SSc
Cwn--i'rlces 81, ancod e 20 SC, closed ape
higher tnan yesterday cash 17assc February
alsi5l1st. closed 11c; March 35i4 4af &, closed
sl.sci nNytu Mtic, cl0sod 40 rs.l6c.
fEOtislONs.
iork-fafiy active. lrmcr aud sOaslsc
higher cash sil lufsii IS March al Il Nli %.
Aard--Quict hat finn cash SUioaG w, March
- lckn6 70 May 50 x@1t %
Boxed s-Sseady dry sailed shoulders
s. 1874 q; short ~ $ sias &c. short clear
AFTERNOON noARp.
Wheat--palct aud unchanged, MAY closed nj
Sc.
Corn 90 lower
FORK -2iic higher.
d-~Unehanged.
LIVE sroCK
The Drovcrs journal reports,
CatHe-ieccipta 5000. ahipmente 1890, strong
shipping stccfe, loi TO ZOO pounds, So stsi
~; stock r. and feeders 81 25@4 10 cows.
bulls and mixed 81 a083 90, buik s. 90.
Hogs-keceipis d0N, stronger at 81 00d4 80.
Sheep Receipts 5000; shipments loh'; steady
natives q 0Offt I5' Texans 81 1baS 10. lambs
- O0Gd ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
Forelgn nressed neef.

LONDON. Feb. l2-AmeIichn dressed beet Ia
quoted at k5Sd for headquarters and 5td Tor
forequartere
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13

entehere atcrrs - 1854 40; tewa and Meters
E.sst w, SO kcra andfeedera " e06t N
s. e9af 90 $50 fN "
sheel,-- i,eroipts 1900 quality common mar
ket iairiy active at s. Q0d't IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13

Nrw ORLEANS, La, Feb. 2.-cotton--spot
closed steady
Sales, 5000.
Low ordinary, G Ice; ordinary, Z l0c good
ordinary, ! Lilies low middhng, l-l9e
middling 9l6c; good middling, astoi mid
ding to fair, 10 &c; fair, " SO.
Futures opened steady aud ruled dull closing
hnrelY atendV. u noInt. hIghcr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13

NEW YORK. Feb l2.-Cotton-spot closed
Ordinary, exc; good ordinary, Sc; low mid
dling 1876; middllng. 9sci good middling,
csc; rniddiing fair, l0Ac.
sales SIS bales.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13

Jsc knplOn DO ~ no 4 o cnsns vs. 10; brilliant
cases 81 " 90 ~ caees IS ~, baking pow
dcfs bulk. 10. y can 10.
Rice i.1lisiarn mGise new.
sugar Fine powdered. bbis, 80. do half
nbls " cut loaf sSc Frannlatad standard 80
Louisiana grbnnlgted 1906 standard \ 1Aei
l'OEiTiit~~The market continues duli ann
UNCHANGED, We quote Hens ftD per dur
yonng chirhena u 20; turkeys 6oalsc; Eeoss'
i59 sOt, dufis per dox * 1i4J ~.
MfOI<-- Market nominal. We qnote Twelve
months Clip. iiRht, hne and modlnm lfni7c
me heavy 10 light ll@ltc; IS noBths' ughi,
fail lGhi. lnc medium ---- cnafec s1kc.
Wfiislt i--iseotinod ~ loal 70. ~ per proof
sour mash, tNo-t oar old. VI OOftl NJ tnfef
Al QQf iOo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13

Feb. f9
90 hrc-alAr
laddercen|
I'd tMrtedl
The Ore
waspat
was done
GO the "a
lost HE
ything
allure q
Wright v
Ter boys \
Ia saYlnn /
cone that
rrcHtet h
jim Zoo
ich was,dt
"a years ~
rom ant
IN rHieed
le, which
as lhcre
ne last /,
Aach rs 2
Ne ollcis
ID to-day 1
Tor that
10 been al
" shie tin
ar $4,000
iso winch
b night.
M very b.
sof tho Z
bus pari
tews has
new Ac
heir print
onnle Il
lug yestS
I,tticjohl
ut for N
Il Attth N
nd Pres
evening.
10 the 81
Paris tn
a railroa
led toord
core IN
* secrei
4 the obis
nc Santa
proposits
4 la thai
here vii
andgtye
hrough a
that tho
pyskind
| coInple
Capt /
ie made
Try erie
q star
pp
she con
My be
I tho
nch Imp
< to-nip
until Z
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
res Is e Closed firm, $40 points higher.
LAverpool.

I.ryERroor, Feb. i2.--Cotton-spot closed
Ordinary, 9. led good ordinary, lgd low
mid ling aid middling uplands, b-lSdi MID
ding Orleane, sd. 49, ,.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
ON CHANGE
Cotton Futures We're From -Four 10
Six Points Higher Yesterday
Money Was Easy.
The Grain Markets open Unsettled. Ruled
weak and Closed Generally Lower.
The Quotations.
MONEY.

NEW YORK, Feb l2.--Money on call easy AZ
l'fa2 per cent, prime mercantile paper Aas;
sterling exchange emil but firm ~ 81 sfii for
sixty days and "a 80 for demand
Es0Llsn coNsols.
LONDON Feb. l2.--Consols closed at 400 n 10
for money.
STOCKS ASH BONDS.
NEW YORK., Fob. 1.-THE following were tho
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13

s,ea Tor a
.rd TO nni
nirhs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
goR i

Refuses
Philemon
aaettc.
TRy
ain bro
cpntin
outfaglt
n for tw
lis case
md and
lions 70
lany OIL
ald unl
shalt or
tyNhtto
niss the
FL b NJ
Biant'R
IN bond
lcndant
Intent Z
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13

PARIS.

road Nee
Pes PRO
Made Plat
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13
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this
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tcfofai
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hnc scs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-13

Tolnl saIea. ~ wv.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-30
EXECuToR's SALE OF VALUABLE

ON WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER To- ls-,s,
WIN be sold at public sale, on the premises Of
No. l, the following described real estate, late
tho property OF Jacob Z. kruady, deceased, 10
wit:
no !. All that certain Two Story BRICK TAV.
ERS Property known as the SoTTpl Horse hotC n,
with large thres-story brick back building,
large brick stables, shedding. blacksmith Ehgp
thereto belonging, situated Nos. 10 and 81, un the
north side OF West King s,reet, In the city Of Ian
caster, Pa, containing I'm front on West King
street, 81 feet, 9inches, and In depth northwurd,
along property OF estate OF A. K. Roberts, 2IJ
feet more or less to Grant street, thence along
Grant street eastward to property OF VIM j.
Cooper ~ feet, inches, more or less, thence
southwark along ground OF VIM. j. Cooper l3l
feet, sinches, more or less thence west ward
along ground of James Potts, deceased, B feet,
2inChcs thence southwardly 81 feet, 8 inches {;
thence further south along property OF James
Potts, deceased, B feet, to West kiug street, to.
gether with the right to use the wall now erected
or that may hereafter be erected on the west
line OF the property OF James Potts, deceased 4,
from West King street nOrthward to the distance
of l05 feet
No . All that certain Three-story BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE. situated No.
a.. ON the west side OF North Queen street In tho
city of Lancaster, Pa, containing IN front Oa
said North Queen street l3 feet inches and cX-
tending in depth westward of that width % feet
2inChes thence widening on the north side to
the width of u feet inches, and OF that width
II extends farther west ward g feet 81 inches 10
John l.. Miller. 4. e.. Herr and a. @. kopior TO.
gotheT with sewer. yaTd, and alley rights etc.
tale to commence at O'Clock y, IN. OF said
day, when attendance will he given and terms
made known by ALFRED 4. hREADN.
JOHN u. kREADY.
HENRY Z. KREADY,
ENeCutorB OF Jacob q. kTeady, deceased.
SAMUEL HESS. Aucuoneer. o.0lOtdA, WAS
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY AT

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY AT
AsSIGSEES, SALE. on TUESDAY,,
NOvEMBER 9TH, 1885. at 7o'clock p. IN, will be
sold at the Leopard hotel, In the City of Lancas.
ter, Pa. in pursuance OF an order of the Court
OF Common Pleas, of Lancaster County TO the
viz:
Purpart Mol. All that certain twos story BRICK
BRICK BACK BUILDING and LOT or Pee q
OF GROUND, situated on the Northeast corner
70 wit: beginning on the Northeast corner OF
west along said Middle street. thirty feet, thence
HoTh "%sg PGsr Eo 2 dSs tSt 70 post
along the same S feet TO Rockiand street
and thence along the line OF Rockland street 10
Shs above is one OF the best corner groceries
suitable shedding and outbuiIdings. ''' '' '''''
Purpart No All that certain two-story
BRICK DWELLING, with one story back build,
northwest side Of Made street in The city % of
Lancaster. and numbered 3oi and S6 ON city
plan. Containing In front on said Middle street
q feet inches. more or less, and extending In
depth 81 feet, more or less. 70 purpart No. /.
Bkick DwEiLiNG with one sry story btics bTGISS bSa
building. and lot or piece Of ground situated on
OF Lancaster, and numbered 3OS on city plan
containing in front on said Middle street ls feet
3lnches, more or less, and extending in depth
81 feet, more or less. The houses on purparts
No. 2and are new and In firstclass condition
The above properties will be sold as u whole or
separately as best suits purchasers.
The sale OF the purparts will be subject To
two mortgages, amounting together TO 1900
and interest from October lst, 1852
All persons desirous OF viewing the premIgea
are invited 10 call on the undersigned at any
time before the sale. Purchase money payable
on April ], 1881 Positive sale.
Assignee of Charles Peters and wiie
HENRY sHuhKHr' Aueiioneer. octs-s NJ, WITS
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FROM the November Century.
His generosity, courage aud csp.bility OF
discerning two sides TO a dispute, were re,
markable even then, and won him the ad.
miration OF those to whom such abaIities
were unknown. But, perhaps, after all the
thing which gained and fixed his mastery
over his fellows was to a great degree his
gigantic stature aud strength. He attained
his full growth, six feet and tour inches two
years before he came of age. He rarely met
with man he could not easily handle. His
strength is still tradition In Spencer county
One aged man says that he has seen him
pick up and carry asaya chicken house,
weighing six hundred pounds" At another
time, seeing some men preparing contriv.
ance ior lifting some large posts, Abe quickly
shouldered the posts aud took them where
they were needed. Ono of his EMPLOYERS
says "he could sink an axe deeper into wood
IMAM any man / ever saw" With strength
,,Ae me ,his ana brain to direct 1t, a man was
oorh leader In that county aud at that time