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l laxaasd o.; prime timothy OF. Mest
pork 90 per Dbl; November s 00aS OF !,
closing 95; January 005aIO 20, closing
0 05 Lard, cash so; November 5774a
8 so, closing . IN; Dsremher 5 S2iG5 IS
closing S.; January 5 O94s5 05, closing
. 05 short rib sides q 90; shoulders, boxed
8 10 80 80; sugar cured 6 G0a0 O5.l Whisky
! Is Sugars unchanged, Batter quiet;
goad to fancy creamery 1925; medium
to fair to creamery II TO 10; choice to fine
diary lGAl0. Eggs l74slS
New YoRE, Oct, 29.-Fiour low grades
firm, others barely steady. Sales
1900 barrels.
Wheat-Spot lower, closing firm; op.
tions opened depressed and ta!c lower. but
afterwards ruled stronger and rallied SAAC,
off firmly. Sales 03I,O0 iItures; 352,
600; No. 3 spring S5C; No. hard ss!; in.
ierior upgrade spring Csc; ungrad9d 73l
70lC; No, red 1856; No white Sic; un-
graded white 80 4; No. 2 red 01Iobsr SIC;
November SS3 site; closing Slt, closing
sat; December S3S SO 10, closing 85i
Janusry S7sS7!; February Ss3 s9A, clos.
Ing s0S; May o. 1910, closing 9SS; June
0It.
Corn snot, finn and quiet. Options
opened III lower, later recovered most
Of decline, closing firm. Sales l 500, 900
futures; IS, 900 spoi ungraded49! 40; No.
2 November 45l45s, closing at 45lc; De.
Gember IGi4Olc, closing 47lC; January
41ta4Sl, closing 4St; February 4Sl4Ss,
closing 4Ss; May 50l5Os, closing 5Nsc. :
0ats--nulli mixed western 3233ic. !.
Colso-Fair; Rio steady IL options
moderately active. Sales 10000 BAGS.
November $40 5Oll0 65; December $40 65a
1910; January $40 iOil0 Is; February
$40 65Sl0G5; May Sl0GOllO 05; June
$40 0a. Sugar, dull and more active. Tai
low steady aud quiet. Turpentins dull
SIZE, Eggs in lair request and Arm
western 22a29!e, Pork hrmi 50 T5alO OF
for old; $40 10 for new. Out meats firm.
Picked bellies % 5Sc. Lard less active
Western steam spot SO l23; November
$0.l0; city steam S. 20. Butter firm, la
90. Cheese quiet aud LlFm; Western aAt
llal1ic. Copper steady lake ia. Lsad
quieti common a othors unchanged,
ToLEno, o., Oct. a0-Whsat lower
quiet, csgh, November tic; December
1sEc; May 954c. Corn dull; steady cash
3SS. Oats neglected. Glover seed active T;
lower; cash, 81 45; November 81 423
December $laOi January $i65.
CINVlNNArl, Qct 8O-CoLton steady.
Flour heavy. Wheat heavy; No, 2 red
70,76lc Corn heavy and lower: No.
mixed 37a37!c. Oats dull and loweri No
9 mixed 273S. Rye Arni 81 Pork, easier
3 62s, Lard stronger at $dT5 hulk meatt
and BACON steady and unchanged. Wits
ky active and tirm at Sl,l3 Butter, sugar
and cheese steady. Hogs Arm; commnu
and light S9'SOa4.lO; packing and butchers
S. SOAPS,
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11hUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of Decd Of Trurt made by 9. ".
Rclincdy aud Margaret !. KcnnCdy, bis wife, TO
ms at trustee. dR,Cd the 2Sth day VI September,
1854 and recorded III the office Of The CLERK Of tho
County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, iri
Deed Of Trust Hook No. %, page SS2, Will sell
al public auction at the front door Of the Court
House Of Ohio county on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Q, 1885,
commencing at 10 Q Olock A. NJ, the following de-
ECrbed prOle ~ that Is 10 say: the west one
thi1 Of the north half Of lot numbered fifteen l0),
In WillIm ". shriyCr's addition TO East wheeling,
which RAId lot Ia tuAted on the southwest corner
Of Woods formerly SEVENTH and Fifteenth Nor.
mery Center streCie, In ueCity Of wheeling, Ohio
Tie Is believed 10 30 perfect, but will convey
only such title GS Is vested Iii me BY said deed oil
trust.
money, and 10 much more lhOfGOiSs the purchaser
Ould elect TO Jay III cash on tho day oil sale, tho
residue thereof payable In two equAl To-.
EtNlllneu.s III ono and two ycan from tho
day Il sale, with Interest from that day. the
puichnler 10 give his negotiable nOteS for tho
deferred payments, beaTlgg into eSti " DO secured
by deed Of trust on the property.
ALFRED RHEIEsTRO1, Attorney octl
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Probably no one thing has caused such
q general revival OF trade Of Logan 4 10. I
Drug Store as their giving away TO theil
customers Of 10 many free trial bottles o.
Or, Kings New discovery Tor ConBump
ton. Their trade 10 simply enormous In
this very valuable article from the FACT
that railways cures and never dieappoints
Coughs, Qoldu, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group
and oil throat and lung diseases quickly
CURED. You can test IL before buying b!
getting a tidal bottle free, large BiIs 81
Every bottle warranted.
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MANY Of the good things Of this lilo are
sorTOwiully let alone on account Of dyg.
pepsiA. ACkot's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure dyspepsia, indigestion and conStipa.
Ilon sold on q poalLive guarantee At ~
end 10 cents, by Logan 4 Co., and ChatlSt
Menkemellet,
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UhlpRgo Markets,

CuicAoo, osk a0.-Thers waa q rather
heavy feeling ~ oil the grain markets
during tile early houra accompanied by q
lower range oi prices, but ruled toward
tho close and lnished about yesterdays
prices shade sASieh
Provisions quiet and steady. Lard 2AC
lower. Flour was quiet and unchanged
Wheat, uaRh, No. 2 spring 72I No. q
aprlng B1,0jJ cash, mol rod 7Sl 0cto.
her 72l i72i closing at 72l November 72l
SioslSg al Il,I January S6S75i May all
asia, closing sls Corn, rash, No. 9 85ia
$50 October 8ala3G, closing at 8jai No
vpinber njls3l, closing al 40; December
8Ol587l clOAiug at 87t January VA, clos,
INK at 91ii May AL AT, closing Gt 4gl
ONg, No, . cash 2bI .g51 October 2bE
25l, closing at 25I November 26i 1861
closing Al Q59, December 900 l20i, closing
At gOi May 30la9Ol closing At 8Ol. Cash
No, y rye " cash No, 2 barley, b5ti No
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The annual cheap rate excursion 70
Chicago Ia announced by the Penney.
yania lines west Of Pittsburgh for Mon.
day, November 8. Tickets good returning
until ThurdRy, November IL, InClusive.
The Fat Stock Show and numerous other
attractions will be In Chicago during this
time. For fall information fpply 70 tho
nearest passenger or ticket sgont OIL the
PENNSYLVANIA Company, Pittsburgh, Gin.
cinnau 4 NJ. Louis Railway Company, o!
Chicago, ~. Louis Il plIta6uEgh Railroad
(InbinAfiV,
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P1rrsBuRau, Oct. 3O.-Potroleum, firm F;
and heavy; opened at GOaC, closed OOi ;
highest BBlci lowest B6sc.
TITusvILLE, Pa, Oct. S0-0pened ct
O5l; highest, CO.; lowest, O6Si closed at
On Cry, Pa, Oct. 2O-Opened at
G51; highest, OBl; lowest, O6l closing at
COZ Sales, 1904, 900; ClearanGes, $780,
OO0i charters, 40,524 shipments, l00, 279.
BRADFORD PA, Oct. 10 Opened este;
closed OBtc; highest B6ACi lowest B6lCi
ClearanCpB / ,94gOO0
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educational,
nj, Dc CRARTAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, VIVA

,,l,,y.plnth year Of this WelESRoWu AcSd'
14' ,-tct lle Charge Of the Valuation Nuna,
rll' M he ar.I Monday Of September next and
Isgsut5 Ten months.
N.,,lrs received at any l!Is IN tho session.
w, vao ios!.o TO place theIF daughters In an
I1 s-aidng exceptional advantages In
pu"'' n pe,taiul and delightful location, ca
We W. tosrl thorough discipline and instruction
04'1 ,s1d, Of lie long teachers, in every depart
W. t,r,ale uducAtlon, including the modern
ps-, v AMI music, should send Tor catalogue
d thA school, Address
n,,.c.ressoi the Academy oithe Visitationr
Mt, De CHANTAL,
-.,..z Near Wheeling W Va,
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Reateal.
Dutiy's Pure Malt Whlskey
and
DuGy's Formula.
allow to get lIeaFt,Naaa Strong.


7 Gain ut II Pounds.
MR., r 2 ~ HrHY lei oa1sw E,rr1,, Bsl.
tld Daiiy o iyruilul,n
Cain q 2 ~ pluu.l.,
AMt y. Y, SElg llBOw, Oalsp Mlplpn,
fa,t WILL, H. n. ,, ,a'' lelt ball,l PmS
= GslHda T9lo tiAa aver Lriora,n
Gain ~ ~ Pounds,
Nm u, u ARkhON, l.as4y O1athlusp, Va,
Nliiai,;, 10, llllG hi,i plng y0ns Dgiiya psf
illN Wh.'s1J ioE pysytgsis, aud ha,s gained
Gain Og ~ Pounds.
Ah WN, II j, WILLS, - CiaiDJrna Ave-,
~ rggi illlt viii 10 and DaaJ'si TsFinglt.
ono month, bA'r Eailal y p9aaI,.
,o Gain Of lon P0nndg.
Mr. EDW&Rn u, HOVE, ~ Mun Street.,
D!hy'a Pufu mali HH,skry and BIdy +. ForlaIii
ltl,e over IWo in14taS. Has Ealasl IglI
Gain ut 10 Pounds,
NH %A. CHAPMAN. l54a Vermont Ave-.
Days Paru Aalt Wni,.s y aa, j. az, Fotan SIIS
aud h4yl EIiEld iJpQnais.
Gain OF 10 Pounds.
Mr. CHAILES T., EYRSE, WA,hrElon, y,
Cr"Htqp "My irl0pi, Mr, Eugene Silpan'
SIi 1.., S ,,eg. an s las galnSI l9poaaii
Halt Wh.GAoy shdI 9iD'l tOimulEn
Gala OI ~ Pounds,
MR.. A, u. bUuANNE, Ph0tDsraphvr, ~
VlHnalo Ave, WlH.,Inylun, Il. o., WTiistf "IIAyo
gnhpd llppnudH by tho usH % yuur nuhy'g Pure
fJTnula,h
Gain OE IL GSOuuIS,
mir, GEORGE Il, SNYDER, IAksv6oJ. N.
D., wTic., "AyNgl " hzl increased ns4rIy ii
pounds hCnrIlH dn1gtl frnEl yGur DuHJiA PuES
ha!t WhiEkay and Dlily'S Formula.
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4 PITTSBURGH DlYI
RAD1ANr HOME STOVES.

Tho Nov "Ah PA'lornF arc Just out, and arc
tho most beautiful Stoves ever offered, Thoy have
all the good features Of the old AtJiO Radiant
Homo Stoves, and arc UVOullnCd until they arc
pretty asa picture ThOI have no equal either In
beauty OF good heating qualities, and do n well
with Natural Ca q with Anthracite Coal, Come
aud no iOf yourself, and you will buy no OihOt
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Geaal Aattcss.
mo THE oREDIT0R9 OF ROBERT

i u. STEWART, DECEASED;
In pursuance 81 . decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Ohio county, NeSt Virginia, made ~ cause
threin pend Ing 10 subject The real estate Of the
said Robert N. stewart 10 the payment o. us
against the estate Of thu said Robert 81. Stewart,
for adjudication To Joseph T. Paul, commissioner,
Ut his ollice 80. lE20 ChApline Slhet IN the city
VI Wheeling Ohio county, Weas Virgins, on Or
before Tuesday, tue % 1 day Of November, lssG,
Witness, J0lii W. MITCHELL Clerk OF said Court
this OH day Of October, 1850,
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QErs glatetiige'rt4e.
THE NAILS CLINCHED.
Contlnucd trom First Page.

from illinois, champioued the bill, What
party capital is theIe in that matter2
When | ask about other iye isAues,
these gentlemen ask, "Whero ia the
navy" l wish could have been here to
tell senator KennE and all OF them where
It is, Applause Judge Branuon told
you the Republicans mad spent 3.GOOO0,-
eco for navy, and he meant when lie
said that TO have IL understood that that
cum was spent in the construction Of a
navy. say that is unQuGItiedly islse.
In Ill tho years OF Republican rule not
100000 was expended Tor new ships.
lhe money alluded 10 by Judge Brsnr0n
was appropriated to pay your seaman and
educate your MARINES, and to repair old
ships.
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The best aalVs In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, ieyeF
sores, letter, Chspped hands, Chilblaing,
eorrls, and all skin oruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Prics % cents per
box. For sale by Logan 4 Go,
G1 O-sTEERAGE TO ENGLAND,
Time, eight days, Sl2 from England, 81 round
trip; slabO Il OF from London; $3.50 from bremen
70 Baltimore, Good tlt months, including pro-
Visions.
IL F, REHRENs,
2ll7 Market street,
F0reiEn F1thtrEe at ~ ~ sls
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER lsTH, lsI6,

Beglnning at 10 O'Clock q. M, will sell at public
auction on the prembes, IN parcels to suit puF.
phAypV, tho tract Of laud situated In hIChlaud
Dllui /, OuiO county, known az the john u. Lyle
firm, OODEsning -iyhty acres. more or less, being
tho land COuVe, cd II John r. Lyle aud i. Virginia
Lyle by Daniel Peck, special Commissioner, by
deed dated May 9, lNI3, except twenty acres con-
veyed by said John H. Lyle aud \, virginia Lyle 70
J I, MGLuru ! will tlr,t Her the undivided ono.
al OF said lard belonging u John u Lyle AM II
the bid therefor Il not sufficient 10 pay certain
lleuS proven agaiustit In said cause, will then
sell the whole thereof.
AIS the adjoining tract OF land known ~ the
James Lyle harm, consisting OF two Parcels, which
are described by mJtts aud bounds Ia 4 nlAt Of 4
survey thereof made By y l.. llOge, now On file
RnOuB the papers IN tRd CauAs, the hTSt containing
1! acres and ID poles aud the other ~ acres and y
poles TcserVlnR 10 Eleanor Lyle, during hor life,
IS acres aud "A poles Of said last parcel assigned 10
her Us he dover Ia James Lyle's estate, and de-
Scrlbed by meteS and bounds oil said lat
TERMS or SALE-OnO third Of the purchase
money, or SO much more as the purchaser may
elect 10 my IN CRsh, aud the remainder In two
equal lnstAllmcntS, payable 10 Que and two years,
with interest from tho day Of sale, the payment
Of the deferred installmenlS TO be secured by
deeds Of trust on tho said parcels o! land or by re-
tAlnlng TIL title ultu Repayment Of the purchase
LF.JoNEs,
Special Commissioner,
ICertliV that bond hiss boon given by tho above
named Special Commissioner ~ reQul'ed blythe
~" miIl'iiSsslo JOHN W, MITCHELL, Clerk.
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gupe+@s&rgr.

Having sold nine tenths Of tho Whiting Machine
sold In the State We claim Il CLEARLY demonstrates
the superiority Of our machines, Below VIZ give.
partial list Of customers using them'
Daily lntelligencer,
Daily Register
News Letter,
w z. Hubbard, attorney,
Robert White, attorney,
Joseph i, PAUL., attorney,
RuSsell 4 Slllel, attorneys I "
q, q, Sturgtsa, attorney, MongAntnWn.
John A. Hutchinson, attorney, PareenbuTg,'
Van Wllkle & Ambler, attorneys, PaTkeHblTE,
k0Omis 4 TaYenner, attorneys, PaTkeTsbuV,
", H. H., Flick, U. s, District Attorney,
Hannibal Forbes, u. 5 Commissioner,
l. q, Dellicker, Clerk D. &. Court, tarRenbuIg,
ClRrpnCe Smith, Clofk Of Court, FAlrm0nt
Q, ", Clemens, tleFk OF Court, ParkenbuFg
y, O. H0ge, Clerk Of Court, Hinton,
X. 4, Fast Clerk Of Court, MorgantoWn,
Manufacturer Insurance Company,
Peabody Insurance Company,
UnderWEiteh' INSURANCE Company
AldenOu d Atkinson, Insurance Agency
EdW, W. DunaWaY, city Receiver,
Vance, Hughes 10,
Zarnits Bros, brokers,
junction Iron Works,
Whitaker Iron Works,
lRuGhlin Iron M0rka,
BenWOOd Iron Works,
A Sweeney h sOn.
Hobbs, Hl0ckunler 4 Co.
For full particulars In regard 10 terms OilSRle and
Ell ROSE d CO.,
AulA IS Twelfth Street.
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JAMES A. HENRY,

Real naLc Agent, Collector, aud Notary Public,
Ocll OTlrp. No 1911 Market Gtrtet.
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Eor Sale.
EOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

Ing 10 the estate Of the lAt0 Vim. Mccoy, viz:
L0Ls No. 90 81 aud a. on Broadway.
Lots No. 80 and 50 on York street,
Lots No. 90, 100 and l0l 90 Virginia ST. cot
Lots No. lOl, l06, ITO and Ill on Huron street,
Lots No. IL, I'D and 10 Oh Wabash street
Lot No. IA on Water street.
au20 ". IIOdE d BRO, 1900 Market 81.
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ItnROrds mo pleasure 10 assure yoE hat e.
ter using Dr.. G. Mrlnne'a Celebrated Liver
Pills for more than twenty years IN my family.
that | regard them MS being superior 70 any !
have ever used or hayU5rCn usGn. have not
/ lave tried q good variety, bat / have never
had any 10 act so promptly, probably, and
nicely rs Mcl.nneS, have used them myself,
wife, and children, with tho most gratifying re-
salts. POr Childten, having used them on my
own with such Easy aud happy effect, would
recommend them 80 one Gnd TO all. These
pills do the w0rH--dO II promptly, do y well,
ind leave no III effects behind, As Bile re-
rOVer, rs u ltYOF GOrrcCt0r, US u iDTcrlNner
DrehorIHg tho system Tor GUlnlno, there Is no
uill or incidence equal to Dh q. McIanO's CelG'
hrNtpd Liver rllS. ! expect u usG them As
long rs live, II they continue rs good rs they
hayO been in the past
Y0lrs truly, T., II. GILEs.
Pastor NJ. T. Church South, Myers Station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
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All lFaInB daily except Sunday.
Trains leaving Bridgeport u ltl2 p, m. (lil1 Oily
Trains leave Cleveland iof Wheeling a. 1910 p
M, arriving at bis p. N.
Y, A, FORD,
Gen, fass aud Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Ia
JAMES N0VHSA' s0nOfa' AAnG FSIIIIaburyh, "a.
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Tnv,rrao. Canada West, Ont.

TENiTIdO, Ghlauu WeSE' UNI"
MEssrs. FLEMING Bios.
sirs;"Yolr nj! came all right, and ! can say
they are q good blliG!is pill. hRyo used
lanes Piis, inGnuitWturcl ny b!cmlng !BrOl.
are scnuiuG.and gCntlcmCny YOU Rave ny thanks
In sending. | gave some 0t these plIls 70 NY
neighbars for n trial. ono OF my nglgEbqrS
gGtIhree pills. Hn said they did help, llhl. i9
felt tho next day like now man. 10 WISHES
nc 10 send for itty cents worth for HIN. 30,
gentlemen, will do all | can TO Introduce pr.
Q. MCLanas Liver Pills, manufactured W
Fleming Brothers Yours with respect.
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clyRKiAND'B WELCOME TO BaASNoS

CLNkkLAND . WAEVVHh 10 NNANNVN'
hut the Democrats say they must send
n Democratic Congressman TO Washing
ton to support tho Democratic President
indte lIfannon would 10 down to Wash'
ibglon and Introduce himBtll TO Mt.
CLEVELAND, and Rayi nilr President !
came mere 10 support yonr administration,
Gut tho only Way could got elected WAS
by telling too people you wore wrong gu
these qnusllOns." ,..,,
What do you suppose Grover would
say? [VoiOs-"Get out y Laughter
lie would cay no admired q manly oppo'
nent, and would ptCisrBuOh an one In the
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REBuKlNU THE PRESIDENT
These Democrats In caucus said, III
those promises arc not redeemed we will
hear something drop in NOvem Der.
daughter They'll h8Rr II anyhow
tCbes,s 20 Mr.. Morrison offered res.
olutlon iilstTucting the President 10 pay
en- all over certain RnonHt on the bond.
cd indebtedness. Both parties voted Tor
II, What did Grover do2 LILO said, III
veto II slap tho party In Congress In the
face. II ] sign II, condemn Grover
Laughter. SO he stuck the resolution
down in his pocket, and II 10 there yet;
voted In favor ol that resolution.
Judge BrannOn'B effort To uisIepresent me
Is absolutely false. When | asked him
how he would have voted On that PROPOSE.
ton, be said he would have voted Just IS ]
dldI [Cheeis. So tho Democratic can
dldSto Gays the Republican candidate was
right aid the Democratic President
wrong. ["HeatI HearI' Cheers and
laugGltrt
President Cleveland recommended that
OOngreRs order the COlnage oil silver stop
ped. ! did not want 70 vote OF tighten the
circulating medium and make money
scarce, 60 ! voted against the PresidsnEt
Recommendation. Applause, 49,,
Judge BrAnnor taid ! was tight ant
Grover wrong. Cheers
/ voted against taking Up. the MoFrlsor
bill for consideration, aud ! was rlgh
aTain, 10 you see q be Sould do wOult
b. 10 Try 10 OIL my BhoeB, and everybody
lplla me- they IL lie a good deal better thai
they would himl Laughter
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Ihs Democrats In Congress said
"Grover Is not dolnG what no prom.
issd." II wanted 10 adopt the tactics
which the opposition used two years ago
| could say 10 this Democratic adminiatrEr
ton, 'you are conducting tho Treasury In
the interests OF Wall street" but will not
doit, / do not like to indulge in abuse
Ii / cannot couyiYCo you by appeals to
your reason | am not entitled to your
votes. TApplause
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NIIW VI 7. I7nWNUtl
biz bhOiHE u, SNYDER, Lakewood, N,
J', Wfiei' ny wei b, hzl increased ns4rJ u
p99pnds hgnrtlH 4 .ngtd frnE your DutyA rlIS
ha!t WhiEkay and Dury'S Furinula.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-09
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children she gave them Castoria,
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
~ Pursuant an order of the Superior Court of
Marion county, in the State of Indiana in cause
entitled Lewis Wallace Mary Ann Farman ct al,
No. 335S0, Room 1, will sell at private sale at my
office. at No. 20 North Delaware street. Indianapolis
on Wednesday, the Sd day of March, 1886, at 2
o'clock p m, the following described real estate in
Marion county, in the State of Indiana towit: Part
of lot number ten 1O) of VanBlaricums subdivision
of outlot number fourteen u4 in the city of Indian
apos, particularly described follows to- wit: Be-
ginning at the southwest of said lot ten (10)
thence east ninety (90) feet thence north forty 4O
feet and eight ~ inches; thence west ninety 900
feet; thence south forty 40 feet and eight ~ inches
to the place of beginning. being street numbers 247
AND 249 SOUTH TENNESSEE STREET, and known as
the FARMAN BLOCK. on the northeast corner of Ten
nessee and Garden streets, improved with strong
and wellbuit three-story brick business building,
stone foundation with metallic roof with shutters to
all windows and to the front doors Terms of SALE
cash, for not less than the full appraised value.
GILES S. BRADLEY Commissioner
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-09

Sewing in Schools-Results of a Years Ex-
pertinent.
Philadelphia Press
only look! Could you sew any better your
self9"
Indeed, couldn't do as WELL"
This was the frank confession of mother of
one of the public school children whose work
in sewing was exhibition yesterday in the
third story of the Board of Education's building
at 713 Filbert street. The walls of the two
rooms were hung with everything from the
ornamental patchwork to the highly useful
bingham apron and red flannel shirt. On tables
were piled the scant square of muslin, which is
all the appropriation allows the board to give,
but whose possibilities are developed to the full
est This is basted, turned and hemmed. felled,
back-stitched, sewn and cut, with buttons and
button holes, and finally has some holes cut into
it, some of which are patched and some darned.
1t is interesting to see the improvement in the
sewing from the first long, uneven stitches to the
last fine, regular button-holes. There are 4, 900
pieces of sewing in the rooms and they were
done by children, three-fourths of whom ten
months ago could not thread a needle. little
German girl, twelve years old. sent some won
derfu fancywork and embroidery which she
was taught to do in school in Germany, showing
that they 60 very much further there than here.
There is work by left-handed little girls, too,
but done with the right hand, for they all-some
fifty in all the classes-are taught to use that
hand