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per 1000 feet, will get it at 50 and IS
cents, and perhaps less The follow.
ing handful was distributed by the
thousand on the West side yesterday I:
''The Illinois Light, Heat and Power
Company having purchased the gas
works situated on the North Branch
at Division street, and having acquired
the right 10 extend its mains and
pipes to all divisions OF the city, win
be ready in short time TO enter into
contracts to Furnish gas for lighting.
beat 'ng and power in all divisions OF
the city for one year or more mot ex-
ceeding five years) at the rate OF IS
Gems per 1000 cubic feet, bills payable
monthly after the supply OF gas shall
have commenced. Do not sign con-
tracts with other companies until our
representative has called upon you,
which will be very soon" The re-
duttion grows out OF a serious fight
between the corporations which have
hitherto confined themselves to the
south, west and north divisions OF the
city, but which have latterly invaded
each Others field.
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A FRAGMENT.

What IL while sit here alone,
:, A voice | have not heard for years
sh .nld greet me In the low, sweet tone
That once was music to my ears;
And should start from memory's sway,
>, And, turning, find you sitting thsre
Unchanged, as though twas yesterday
Your teet went tripping down the HtAir.
Or y, upon some summer day,
Wild song Of birds and hum Of bees,
should 80 down tho woodland way
10 our old tlytt heno lth the trees;
And, starting back in glad surp ice,
l should behold you waiting thore,
The old light shining Ia your Dyes
The sunlight tangled In your hair.
In vain shall not SEQ the glow
. vi yine-brow eyes or ostsA the smile
OF ruby iipa, but yet know
=, That you are near me all the while.
For / 90 loved you In that range
VI sunny YeArs hat my poor heart
would bleed Airesh aud connt Il stranro
70 think GOdheid ne far apart
And so, WHOM evening shadows orOsS
- And night falls softly Ger the lea,
You touch my oyeiidf and sleep,
And sleeping, dream Of heaven and thee
AMI whom some summer morn shall break
:, That hpds me chilled BY deaths cold dew
You need out kiss mo, I shall wake,
3. Ana waking, be 10 heaven With you,
-Jeaa lnetcside,
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LOnEed for the wnds Of MIu Native
DAk0ta.

NRw HoSK, May 20.-The Sioux
warrior Black Horse aud his souaw
rnamed disContolllely through CAST 9
G 'rden yesterday. For two year,
with nine companions, tho couple
have heeu exhibiting thr juRhout Eu.
ropa, b Rim being the last place where
tley satisfied the curiosity of the in
hsbiianis 10 gaze upon the noble red
man. Black Hone lopged for the
wilds OF his nsttve Oak IA, and going
to Bremen he Entrusted his land ord
with 400 marks with which to prspay
the passage OF hia5elt end tquaw 10
Desdwood. They arrived on the st as
nj Nebraska yesterday, and then d >.
Valed that they we're only booked
flr New York. Clerk Niglutrh accom-
panied Black Hone to the ofic OF tbe
state Line, where il was found 40
marks had BEEN received for n pas
SAGE Of the couple. Black HOfse's
isno lord Is therefore gamer by $50
msrks. Black Home is In terrible
quspda'y. The fare to Dead wood
soul cost him 500 so, about 500 more
than he possesses,
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Smallpox at MonIrenl

MONTREAL, May 20.-Two patients
suffering from smallpox have been
removed 10 the hospital from St. jean
Baptis'e ward. Smallpox has ext ted
In st. Vincent de Paul village for sev.
eral days, end hiss now appeared in
the honss Of one OF the officers OF the
penitentisry. Grave fears are enter
I med Of IFS spreading TO the inmates
OF that inst tn ion.
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.


CATAHIA, Sicily, Msy 2O.-The
eruption OF Mount E.na Is increasing
in proporioos, and there is serious
danger to the town OF Monte Rosso
from tie dow OF lava. Mea, ures are
b,ing ttk,n for the rescue Of the in.
lbapi,ants. Vast columns OF lame are
liss mug from the crater Of the volcano
and pr seBt q most imposing spec.
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The QUEEN and PREMIER.
A LONG MESSAGE FROM her
MAJESTY TO GLADSTONE.
The Breach With Chamberlain IRE.
Parable-Miss FOlsOm's ExQuis-
tie TrOusseau.

LONDON, Nay 20.-Gen. Sir Frede-
nick Ponsonby, the Queens private
secretary, delivered to Mr.. Gladstone
to-day g long me'ssgs from her
majesty.
The Pail Mall Gasote says that Mr..
Chamberlain, by bis curt refusal 10
entertain indirect overtu-es from Mr..
Gladstone through Baron Herschel,
the Lord High Chsncelor, has closed
the door 10 any chance Of reconcilia-
tion between himself and Mr.. Glad
Rtona
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The Greek Deputieu.

ATHESs, Nay 20-M. Stephenapolus
was to CAV electei President Of the
Chambef Of Deputies. He was the
nominee Of NJ. Tricoupis, and va
elected nv q maj Drity OF sixty over
the ealaiiste supported by NJ. D.
lyannis, Inc vote standing 1873 t. rs
IL is nov certain that Nj. Tricoupis
will form a miai.try.
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Mathematics strenE,h an Ulster

DUBLIN, Nay Co. United Ire and d..
clares hit there are Nationslisls tufIi-
Gent ia any Town Of Clster to wh p
tbs rag-;aS and bob tail 0ranRemen
INTO goo1 b 'hav o., provided the police
stand add.
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CHICAGO, III. May s3.-There is a
prospec' at in the near future the
consumers Of gas in all parts Of the
city, instead Of paying 81 and 81 ~
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-21
WEATHER BULLETIN
You read it. You note
the indications for the
day, then preparefor the
- weather. That indicates
! wisdom. It's more i'm
portant to you to observe the
HEALTH BULLETIN.

adErS+ Don't neglect its indi-
azPN cations. They are per-
SS~T sonal to you. Study
NQBp them carefully, under
stand them thoroughly, act upon
them promptly.
INDICATIONS Headache.
It's a disordered Stomach.
Most likely accompanied by
Constipation. Browns lion
Bitters will cure the Head
ache and Constipation too.
INDICATIONS Nervous Head
ache. This means Weak
Nerves, Excited Nerves, Ner-
vous Prostitution. All ner-
vous troubles cured by the
strengthening qualities OF
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INDICATIONS! Dyspepsia
and Indigestion. Be careful
Of your diet. Look we'll to
your habits. Give aid to these
by using Browns Iron Bit
tiers. 1t will cure.
INDICATION ! Biliousness.
Browns Iron Bitters is what
you need. 1t will remove the
cause and cure the disease.
INDICATION! Impure Blood. |
Causes no end of physical
disturbances. Purify and enrich
your blood and remove the
cause of many diseases by u.s.
ing Browns Iron Bitters.
INDICATION! That Tired
Feeling. Don't neglect this.
It's a storm signal. It's not a
cause but the result of physi-
cal arrangement. Get rid of it
at once. 1t means an exhausted
body, an overworked brain.
Give both the aid Of Browns
Iron Bitters. 1t will restore
the body and rest the brain.
INDICATION ! General Debil-
ity. Results from inattention to
thepreviouS indications. Those
complaints have produced this
condition. Even now you can
obtain relief and be cured by
Browns Iron Bitters.
INDICATIONS! Kidney and
Liver Troubles. Danger threat
ems. Can only be successfully
treated and completely cured
by Browns Iron Bitters.
4OCAL INDICATIONSG
Chills and Fevers. Spring
Fevers. You will find a certain
remedy in Browns Iron Bit
tiers. Itsupersedes the use of
Quinine and produces better
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1t won't hurt your teeth. 1t
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ave allthe testimony you want of
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RS if you write to BROWN
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PECIAL INDICATIONS I
Throughout the Southern At
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Spring Fever will prevail for
It's in the Weather. It's
a on the Health Bulletin.
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LOUIS p. puFP

9 dealer in hats, recognized the de-
iendSnt as the pu chaser Of peculiar
Kind OF bat on Monday, which he
said he wanted for Il would make him
look like a Yankee. Defendant was
very nervous at the time.
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WIN. FRUIN,

Southern Hotel porter. recognized
the trunks Ibought from Bieger) as
those he had carried to the prisoners
room on the same day they were
bought. When he entered the room
the zinc trunk was in the middle of
the floor and clothes were scattered
about and heaped in piles. He lifted
an end OF the zinc trunk to see if il
was packed and thought it weighed
$50 or $50 pounds, a heavy weight for
q trunk Of that 8 re. The prisoner
ordered him to take down the canvass
covered trunk. Witness asked him IL
he was going to take the other trunks
and the defendant answered no, he
was going TO be back in day or two
Witness carried il down 10 the Office
where Maxwell ordered him to place
It on the omnibus which was going 10
the Vandalia depot. Maxwell cot
in'o the bus and was driven away.
That was the last time witness ever
saw the defendant,
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RROwN's IRON BIHrERS epRED
Capt. A. q. fremont, IS Madison
street, 6enphu, Tenn, when troubled with
biliousness. II strenEthenod him 90 he felt
like new creature.
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RROwN'S IRON BITTERs CURED
Memphis, Tenn, Of chills and fever. Since
taking the remedy she has had no return OF
the mahdy, Hnd che considers II the best
remedy In the world
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RROwNN IRON BITTERa HAS
ED proved an Q lfoctual remedy IN, tie fam
ily Of MT. Chas. II. Vogel, 800 MsnassAs
street, Memphis, Tenn, In all eases Of
stomach di9ordsr, also 90 IN appetizer and
general tonic,
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FRED CASTLE,

who had charge Of the cigar stand at
The Southern Hotel during the stay of
Brooks and PrelleT, recogniz d the
defendant and the Preller photograph.
On Easter Sunday both were at the
stand, and p eller bought a box of
cigars a ri ordered them sent 10 Max
wells roou. Witness noticed that
Preller had plenty of money. Wit
ness never saw him again. The next
morning Brooks bought some cigars { {
him. He said his friend had go1e int }
the country.
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on the Health Bulletin.
Don't overlook it.
Browns Iron Bitters
is a specific for its cure.
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RRO&N'B Iron RITrERS I'm
tiIsly cured Mr.. 8. A. COoks, $50 Main
street. Memphis, Tenn, Of . severe case ok
ohille and fever, He heliox0s In u,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-29

NRw YoRK, Nov. 97-With the move.
ment Of cotton and wooden goods main
tanned, q good business Is being returned
but the new request was very limited,
though the tone Of the mAret is steady to
strong for all leading fabrics.
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grnstss Sales.
TRUsTEE's SALE,

b. virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by J. Il. Good
trustee Tor BtTbaR EckhITdt, he aid BaF6sF,
EeRhAtdt and 9, Werner Eekhirdt, her husband L
lhs undersigned trustee, dated June 70, 1854 AVID
recorded ~ the office Of the Clerk OF The County
court OF OHIO County, West Virginia In Deed 81
Trust BOOK No 10, page 2l viii sell d public
auction y the tront door Of the Couri House u
haid county on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF DECEMBER, .lssS,
commencing Rt 10 o'clock, q. M, the following de,
hibed reAl eaate, that u 70 say the south one
q lot number nine, ifoltipg on the west side O
NAM street he1Ween Third aud Fourth AtFeetsi
erected lhefvOni but excepting and FeseIypg
IhefeiFom q strip Of ground hve feet In Width Oh
tue western end and The full width Of said lot
Also excepting aud EeseEVtng 0 strip o. ground
Two feet In width Oh the northern side the full
depth Of said lot, The Aforesaid strips Of ground
are reserved tor the use OF the owner, or owners Of
IRld lot Is private alleys, forever.
Also EeSerytng the right 70 the owner or owners
o. frame building now on tue north one-hAli0t
SAID lot lp1 extending over aud resting on two
leetoi SAID south ole.hAlf Of l0l No 70 remain
thereon until the oWneF or owners wish 10 erect q
new building on the n0Ftn hall Of said lot No .,
The ute 70 The above property believe 10 DO
Perfect na' ! wy convey only the 4us vested In
Terms OF sAle,-One third Of the purchase money,
ana ~ much more a. the pufchAseT elects 10 pay
IN cash on the day VI sale; tho balance IN two
equal inSiAlmenu At one and two years respective
" notes bearing Interest fEOm the day Of sale 10
Do given ioF the deferred payments, and the huild-
ing % 30 kgps Insured BY the purchaser for the
benefit Of such deferred payments. aud the it, 70
be retained until Paynsht Z made a full;
W, Il, HALLER, AuclIOueeF, noyil
W. W, COWDEN, Solicitor,
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Typhola, Scarlet aud Yellow reyOrs, SIoa,

TyNhIIdl sCnrIet aud yellow TeVVFSI HoA'
sizes, DIPtheria, smallpox, Cholera, So.
Darhy's ProphyIaCtiC Fluid will destroy
the infection Of all ievers and oil contRg
ious and infectious diseases. viii keeI
the atmosphere Of any sick-room pure
and Wholesome, absorbing and destroying
unhealthy CiIluvis and cOntagion result,
ing therefrom. viii neutralize any bad
smell whatever, not by disgusting 1t, but
by destroying it.
Use Darby's ProphylactIc Fluid in
every siCk.roOm,
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GIts gnteLiqsna1:
0tiee, Nos. vs. and VI rourtseuln street.
Publlo oales . PahlIe IEult.

RapsiRtOR Crilie,
Captain H, kepts hotel and bar in
Southern town, and he had been in addi
ton appointed Postmaster, A day or tive
after he had entered upon his duties Col
ouel Blood, the trustee Of every saloon in
t1wn, stepped in to congratulate him
"Ah, Captain, good evening. Permit me,
sab, to congratulate you upon your ap'
polntment," he said, with flourish,
''Thank you, Colonel" replied the oup'
tain, cautiously, "Irs an honRh 70 you,
rejoicing sab. By the way, CAPTAIN,
haven't yon got somethinggood in 3 liquid
iormW "Ygs, Colonel, but 1t calls for
the cash, smiled the Captain, mo, Hah
No sab 1t does not, sab, believe you
are an officer undert the Cleveland admin
istratiop, sah." "Yes; but that hasn't
anything to DO with my hotel and bar
business." Whats where you are mis-
taken, sab, But will excuse u, sab, ow'
ing TO your inexperielce. Give me Il Q
liquor, sah." "OAn't do 1t, Colonel With
out the money" persisted the Captain.
"But you must sab, The President, sab,
has said that a public Office isR public
trust, and | come to you, sab, Gs a public
officer and demand that trust, sab. l ask
this liquor sab. d you as Postmaster, sab,
and not IS q hotel.keeper, sab, and by
CAD, sab, | shall report you TO the Presii:,
dent II II is not furnished at once, sah."
He went out dry,
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gnauspnrtntipr.

pITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST.
4 LOUIS RAILROAD-PanhAndle Route:
Time table for Eat aud West corrected TO NOV,
II, 1855, Trains Leave Panhandle station, iuGg VI
Eleventh street, near public landing, ~ follows
Central Standard time:
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nrsnh.trEs mud IrnYIsinnn.

CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-rhe prevailing tone
IN oil the pits was one Of strength and
there was more activity than for several
days past. The bulk Of the time to-day
December Wheatkept between "a and 744
gCAlpbrs In o general way did q very large
business and made the closing marks
Atm. Just prior to one O'Clock, there " ~
q sharp furry OF loCAl buying WHOM sem
December wheat up 10 100 and II closed
very strong At that. The bulge was based
on q report that 40 boats had been taken
for export. =,
sionV, strong. Flour, firm and I'm
Changed, Wheat, cabh, No. 9 spring
7lIri do No. 8, VA ,GScI do No. 2 red
7bci November, 7hl4lc clos sin ~
75c; January, 76tt7hl,, closing 75A'
May, Sll'S?lp; closing at S2lc
Cofn-Cash No, 28Blci November WI
37lc, closing " S7; December 3Ole37tC
closing at SIC; january 37lA372c, GloSlni
Al S7ic; May 42ts42 h. CloNlng Of ~ lc.
OSis--Ca'h No . 2Olci November ant
| December g9lc January 90lc May &OlN
SIr, closing ~ 1910. Cash No. 2 Rye 6li
DO No. 3 Barley b3iC. Dn No. ! Fisk
seed 02tC. Do prime timothy 81 "A. Mes
poTt~-Caah 50 1hO SOL December 50 70
8 80, closing at % Iii January SO 90
10 90, closing at $40 b6i February, $40 o.
aiO o., closing At sl0 6Ili May $40 ID
| 10 O?l, closing at $40 80 Lafd.-Cash 50 .
lEb07t, December s. 97A, closing 50 90
IRnusry 80 02i; February ~ 100 ~
eloSinR 60 10. Short rlbI--CaSh II 3Oa6 W
shoulders DO ~ l0lk 2oi dp EpgN cure
IS OOa6 %. Whisky 81 ~. BugAr--Ou
i loaf 0lAOlO; graduated o. standard 1
6jc, Butter and eggs steady aud Ut
changed ,,,
and options 10 higher, closing Grm N
spring S7ij NO. l hard w ! upgrade
red s2as9l No. 8 red 4hsi No ! rC
SOij No, / white SOhi No. cred, NoVeu
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NHIO RIVER RAlLROAD
" Time table corrected 10 JUNE %, 1885. Trains
leave Panhandle Station, foot Of Eleventh street,
near public landing, "a l0ll0ws-CenirRl STANDARD
Time-Whlch "a u minutes slower than Wheeling
aotNg RouTH,
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Gdneattpaal,
M, Dc CRARTAL ACADEMY,
MAR wHEElING, VIVA.

TIE thIrty.ninth year OF this Wellkn0Wp Acsd
Iay, under The charge Of the VhlAton HUNS
opens on the ant Monday Of September next and
continues ten mouths,
Pupils received 1t any tina In the session.
Teosa who desire 70 place their dAughten In an
ustuuOn GaOrding exceptional advantages In
The way Of hsAllhiul and delightful location, "a
Oslleu board, thorough discipline and instruction
Al the hands Of lifelong teachers, In every depart
uent Of female education, including the modem
languages and music, Ihould send Tor OAtaloguf
Of ibis school, Addrea,
DireChess Of the Academy Of the Visitation,
Mt, De CHANTAL,
,uEDAW Near Wheeling. W Va,
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CHICAGO, Nov. 97.-Cattls receipts
1000 head shipments 1000 head, Mar
ket steady. Slipping steers s. % 5 90
gtoCkers and iaedpra 81 co. 10; COVE, bulls
and mixed l50,32 20; bulk 50 00s2 80
through Texas steers $y,76aS75I Western
rangers strong. Hogs, receipts p Doc
head shipnents 5000 head market
strong for heavy; llVht hogs weak Rough
aud mixed S. 5O,3 80; packing and
shipping So S04.l0; light So 65'3 80;
nkips S225'32O. Sheep, receipts zoo
head shipments 400 head market slow
common to good 81 rs 4 25j western So Sc
1915. Texans 81 CO.'S 20; Lambs S75a
500.
EAST Liberty, Pa, Nov. 27.-0vttle re-
coipls O5 head; shipments 200 head
Market nothing doing, all through CON
Arguments, Hogs-Teceipts l,40O head
shipmenta 400 head. Market slow
Philadelphias 81 O5A4 10; Workers. s. so
3 90; common and light $S.70a3 so. Sheep
--reCeipts 1900 head; shipments l,4OC
head. Market fair; prime s. 75a4 25
lair to good s. 75a3 80; common 81 .0OA2 o.
Lambs $460A 8 90.
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AeAtrzI.
THE GREAT REGULATOR,
The Best Family Medicine.

II Ia child has tbs colo Il Is sure and safe rem.
edY, twill TeItOrO ltIenRth 10 the OyeEWOTbed
father aud relieve the WifsGi low ApTitS
dyspepAlG, constipation and like Ills Genuine hiss
our s'amp in led on front Of wrapper, prepared
only by
=, II. ZeIlIn see, Philadelphia, Pa.
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A Great secret out,
Omaha World,

Pretty glrl-"An old woman told me
to-day that ought 10 get some lovo pow,
der, and she guessed you kept It," Drug
gist-"You can make it yourself by mix
ing half teaspooniul Of sugar with q
"a minute quantity OF powdered starch. !
"Yea, and how will give II to him ]
"You must invite him to supper which
you prepare and slip 1t into bis coffee"
"And will II make him want to marry
me?" at will, II the coffee Ia good and
everything else well cooked"
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Der nominal ct s5i; December s5fls8S,
closing at $50; January s6tlS7i, closing
at SIT; February ssfls9, closing at se;
May 92ts9Si, closing at 9St; July 94fs
0lI' closing at OF; Corn, t'lc higher,
closing fIm; spot uusTaded i7iG47Si No.
9 November nominal AZ; December Att;
January 4St; February 49t; May 50.
OAts-HiGber and more acttvsi mixed
Western, SSaS5c; white, do Sba4lc, hay
steady and quiet. Hops steady; stale lsa
SOC; Pacific coast l2aS0c, Coffee, talri
Rio quiet at 1885, options shade higher,
less aCtivsi December and January,
Sll 35Sll 40; February, March, and April,
Sll.40All 40; May and June, $ll 4OAll 30.
Sugar steady and quiet; refined, qlisti
Standard A, 50; Cutl6at and crushed Of;
powdered, 5l46sci graduated BIO. Mo-
lasses steady and quiet, Rice firm.
Petroleum steady; united closed 77tc,
Tallow, steady. Turpentine dull at S6!c.
Pork, fairly scsiys and stronger, Old
mess, $40 25Al0 so; new do, $40 76all 25i
cut msRts, quiet and firm, Lard, higher
and more active; Eastern steam SCOT 50 30,
November, 80 S2l; December, 50 20 u 20;
January, 50 S2a6.S23, February, So 404
GAL; March, So. 4SR8 so; April, So SO; city
steam, 50 10 Butter, steady and demand
light; western, l2a27c; creamery, 800,
OheeSe quiet hut firm, Eggs quiet and
steady; western fresh, 2Sla244ei lined,
l64AlSC. Copper steady. Lsa1 quiet.
ToLEDo, o., Nov, 27,-Wheat firm
and higher; cash 774ci December 7Stc;
January 70!c; May $50, Corn stesiy,
firm; Cash $50; May l3e, Oats neglected,
Glover ssed hrnsr; December $40,
CIEcINNATI, Now 27,-Colton steady, |
Flour dull. Wheat eSsier;No, 2 Red 774I
rs. Corn essieri No 2 mixsd SIZE, 0As
barley steady; No. 2mixed 20a20!c, Rye
quiet No. 9 SOC. Provisions steady and
unchanged. Whisky active at Is, Butter |
stronger; extra creamery $3.50. Sugar
and cheese steady, Hogs, common aud
light 8 % = so; packing and butchers 8 90 |
al 20. Receipts 1000 head shipments
40 head Eggs steady at 1890 -.
BALTIMORE, Nm, Nov 2,-Wheat vest
ern, higher and fairly aCtiyei No 2 winter
spot, red sIt,SIt"; fresh December, sta
Sale; January S55 RSB,; February sta
S7ss; May O9G asked, Corn, western,
higher and active, western mixed spot,
and year 45!a453G; January, 45II46tC; |
steamer, 4Stq bid, Oats, firm; Western
white, $3.50; do mixed 3Sl34s. Rye,
quiet at 6D;tSO, Provisions, steady with
lair inquiry. Other articles unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-29
TRUsTEE's SALE.
VIII sell at public auction at the front door Of
Tue Court House Of Taylor County, w. Va, on

VIII sell at public auction at the front door Of
We Court House Of Taylor County, W Va, on
Saturday, December IL, 1880,
'ommeuClng al O'clock p. m the following de-,
scIihed real estate, situate In the thWn OF GFGlton
10 wit: Al Of CerIaln parcel Of ground Known
~ inc northern bali ol LOT No, 80 gu the l,GIAder
Pat q rad town, on which lot Is = good frame
This Iale VIII DO made by virtue OF certain deed
o. trust exeGu Cd BY George T. Farmhouse aud
VIE 70 lulAm 7 BARNARD, Trustee, dated January
1883 aud now Of raG I'd IL tho office Of The CLERK
Of the cunt Courtei Taylor County In deed Of
lust book A, pagC 27, aud sad Barnard having
declined 10 act ~ huGh trustee, the UNDERLINED
was appointed by the Circuit Court OF Taylor
county, on the 10Th day Of EOYembe / SO, TruS.
Iee " place Ol said Barnard 70 execute said deed
lERAsi-OpO'thlrd cash, balance GU credit "
one and two years with interest from the day Ol
Lae The purchaser will BE- required 10 execute
notes, with good security, for tue deferred p4
hents, and the legal tue Will be rgtaIHed By me n
u ~ Ihtr security, JOHN W, MASON,
Nov p lSsS, n Trustee,