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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
A XARNINn


The moie. OF deaths spprosch are Va.
fiou., sni statistics show eonclusl.ely
that more persons die from diseases OF the
Throat and Lungs than any other. IL 10
pfob,ble that everyone, without exception,
receives vast numbers OF Taoerclr G-rms
Toto The systsm and where these germs
fall upon suitable soil they start into life
sni develop. az nrst slowly aud IL shown
by . slight tickling sensation Ia the throat
and N allowed n continue their rsvsses
thy eIisud 10 the lungs prOiucing Coz
sumption aud 10 The head, casing Cstsrrh
Now al this is dsbgeroas AMI n allowed 10
proceed will 10 time Cause death. Al the
onset you must act with promptnesss al.
lowing . cold 30 20 without attention IL
dangerous nj nay lOse you your life. Az
soon a. you feel that somethibg 10 wrong
with Jour ThrOai, Langs or NOstrils, Oh
tain q bottle Of BOschee's German Syrup.
IL will give you Immediate relief
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Pun, pttE.i Itcu,Se Pm.

SYNFrONs-M iis,afe; intense i.ebipg
AMI silnging; most a. night, worse by
scrNehing. n Allo~sd 20 CONTINUE t1mors
form, which OMEN bleed and ulcsrsie. be
coming Vsry sore. Sw,rNEs OINTMENT
stops The itching AMI bleeding. heals al.
ceraiiou. and 10 most cases removes The
iumors. A, druggists, or by mail. fot 50
cents. DR.. SsAync q Son. Philadelphia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
AGENERoUs FIRM.

We are Informed Tbs, The propristor..
Msssts. A. Z Oriray Co. rrcsntly SEQ,
three dozen % thtlr reliable nsdlcine. Sal.
paaf Bliisr.. - the CsiLolic Hon. FOR the
Aged. which i hishly appreciated by the
directors ant irmsiss "a. We SOW, -
shall ye resp."-EiiiOr Caihonc unlon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

The Empre-s % Aus,us recently walked
eighteen miles In ous DAY. i.ths y nprsss
% AustriA getting ready u go out on ih~
road ~lth al "Uncle Tom. CAolh' tfoupei
-Iourual ~ 4 fucatfou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

A pious eitI-n ofs wes,sru city. who
Contributed = stsih.d glass window 10 ID.
church. l. sad IN have fallen from grace
when he read 10 m. ioc.l papers that ''our
fellow toSnsmAn, Seth Schsrmerhorn. b.
placed . stained grass widow In ST. Jo
.sph's church" etc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

A. Omaha "a estate maa wis .,i'cSsi
~ thf,e f1uiptfs TIE other right lie ALL.
a one and forced the other Two 10 hay /,
thifiy days option on town lots -Psori,
Tf.rscfIpt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

To ne Hoatrah's Coiatv a,aui..lonsf. fDr the
CauntT ~ Ox'o.d
Ths unasTslsnci, NaEieipsl On esFs ~ the
ts-us of Iiaaovef Ani Bfthsi n sait Ccuutf. snf
Others eli tsas 81 sa1 tl~ns, s.seif sll1
y pftfeai that tas highuaY ih ne sd Isns ~
Hsrotef aai Bsih-l ieaiieg % AT ffSm B-ans
Iefry over to Ari Haacofxia liver, tscthsr - IN
the .sN ferry ace oct tsmaaiet ~ paBttf 60
yerlsucr saf rec ssiiFl that NE iiesase o. 4. Z
n 90 AZ ffnfmsn 90 AL fcrfF hssst pifssi' bt
liniiAiioa mat the.blsi usst AZ sah fsug IA Old
art uassfs.-W here i1fe. YOuf pefiiioasfs. praY,
thai ana toe D. e.eilsg. hsi Ia The premise.
sat highssy col ths ssi terry mAy b discoa.
iausd ~ yea IIoupfsbls Bpsfi. sni a. 10 daJ
boU ni oil sFef pfs7.
III n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

\ Nf1rAska fhcharge SAYS thN - enter
pfislug citizen could make . fpr'une tan.
hlbg the hides OF the giAn, mosga.ios 10
The frsmont bottoms and polishing their
bills Coz umbrella handles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

Ne'ies OF ississss OF hts Apsis,msa,.
AZ Bsihsl. IN ihs COutts - OHfofa AL Sta,s
o. MAia-, the IAN dsy q NAY. A n tsss
polntmfnt e. Assisuse 90
cnAgf.EsR fAMEs. ofAIbtay
10 The CouttE ofOtflr'. Iasolvsat nsbtSs uhe
"a. besn fseiArd "a in.alVent upoa nj. psti.
oso NE Sean OF la'oi'ssey Coz .sii cosaiy a
.tv.xa ,nr,.,s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

At fryehurg. Ia ths C0autr Of Oriofi ahi
State q nAins. The ieth dss OF hsy. A. ID. Isss.
The unfersisnfd herb give. nOt e. % Ia az
poihtmsut g. AsslsnesaI
ALO>IO n. wARRES. q Dsumart.
10 the t0antY of Onfud iasolvent u btrr VIE
has hsea DECLARED an Insolvsnt upoa his pstall a
~ ths Court Of ias0i'easJ toe s.id C0asiy %
JoHS.F. MERRILL. As.l1sss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

llooi's San,p,fils l. pseallu o. ii.s'f
,ri su9~rior 81 AL other preparations iu
.ueugih. ccuuomy, AM medicinal merit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

The street. 81 Aihugasiqas AZ so 20,
ihA, snail boys 90 vspDr baths ~ merely
foll0win. tAs street sprinkler.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
HoMEM AKERs' COLUMN.

Corresponienee on practical topics. coming
propsfiy under the bead of this column. ts 81.
ficiisd. Address all cosr nun ca tioasiatsndsd
fOf this department Ia EDITOR ~ iiomsms hers
Colunn. OxfuAD DksocRsr, Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
~ NY Tt,nEs

Rsiauirg hon n.Alpg tour With s-sll.
tlsd hAskst proceed % dress he iss.
snd behold. What tppsaf,t :
I. BshsAd d,h. and The f,h Nil ~ o..
doc a 10 lqai FORM
AHoihsr. ani bavs word isuo,ipg
former possession
s. Abothcr. ard hsi ih,, you Arc doth z
wrong.
Another. ard have 10 drive cut
S Auoihtf. ari have word heard on
ths base bal Geld
6 Another. atd have q mao. name.
NaKt BRosN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
The Greatest
Spring Tonic.

AZ this season Of the year Almost
every one experiences a sensation OF
general lnssi,ude and debility, which.
II neglected. result. in low, vi,iated
condition Of the vital forces, that
follows the sufferer throughout tho
summer. and usually terminates in
some form % malarial or typhoid
fever n, however, the patien, hAs
tho wisdom 60 take some reliable
remedy that gently acts on the slug
gl,h liver enabling y, TO speedily
carry 20 ~ impurities, while at tho
same tine the system ia vi,alifed and
inv.g,nicd, AID the blood enriched,
lhs rr,ul, b, condition Of vigorous
beil,h. This csul, !. invariably
brlHsh, about by
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Bonnets & Hats

OXFORD, sat- C0ar q Pro,..s S.fsi,
TasIs, within sBd fJT Ne tolhn -
90 IN ,hTd Tuesday o. haI A. " al Urit
NATHAN q. SWAN. sees" .,tss -
svaa. lac Of Pnis, dscfssei. fd -
Psrso al rsiats OF sah fecsA.els 80, nofrs
Orssref, maj ~ SAL psu, loasr .."tfssff
10 sllpsrsOns lnisres,ef ibsrsip. W ~, q 90
aeypy ~ this order s.ess, 1870. ,s,ttssI 81
appear sta frObss C0sft 20 tssi ia Bsr.
IN said CsUnty 90 the third tsss , 80 az
Al 3 ois losk M TIA i0rebcon, AL 49,
10y 's'' syO. A. wILsOs.Sr.
Au,s ssvy-sitssli n. G pATis'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

ylraNrrD-L,Drss &c %, r.ll sst
w Castsimu rfsis, % t.se hsm, P.sa.sai
ssss Il t4sf ssa hpaa. OF ~ ~ per dN ga
D. qa,stiT mNis. wst ssai bF mu .u det.sei.
Psrtistiefs free ~ ftsvsstiaE Aitfes. AZ eacs
car siEsr Agr % ~ Ma -. bs'ba' MASS
n1stir1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
DELICATE CAKE
Three cups slfted fiour.
Two cups white sugar.
0ne cup sweet milk,
One-half cup butter,

whites OF seven eggs,
Two teaspoons BAKING powder,
One teaspoon vanilla.
Beat the butter and sugar TO Q cream,
sdd the milk and eggs well beaten. then the
extract, then add slowly the nour and bsk.
ing powder well mixed. Bake In quick
oven.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
ma -woED cu.sGE.

~ -NNhh NuANo.
4
Chsrgs kitd of Goth 20 sgsrms NJ, The
lutsfmsdisie 81 y. hsiugi
I. A uoufishlrg faid.
3. Part ~ The body.
3. Something 81 which Ne rad 10 COZ.
nec,ion Nth ibc "lious. that Jsek built.
To dissolve.
s. Oas % .cfslgn nation.
Ayogug animal.
2.
Charge oue hshiia,iou 90 smother. 10
irtsrmsfis,s steps bsing
I. Aftlclss Of wearing spp,rtl
2 large COM ahy
a place, or station.
A torment
Changs ne cry % one sbimN 10 the cry
~ another ANNA, The inisfmsdlsls steps
being
I. Gloomy.
To nerd With yarn, OF Unread.
, The hsg'uning.
nsnsath.
8 What The city l. Omen esllcd.
q. mah's name.
BESSis BEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
OUR PUZZLE CORNER.


lco@municstien. Dor IN. Department, should
b. sent ths esiitor. W. II. kAsrsAs. Has, sum
ner. Ne
I-CnAnAnr.
without f,,o OHs
About 10 run,
What would hon. fseo tArss tot
A oas fleO three
To run round free
woa'd awe too much ~ see In.
wIcxEp Will
1.-Two RAD BOYS.
Two boys wen, on their wsy 20 school.
With lazy. l,gglug. shambllug gait,
And ditnt scgm - care q az
Although they might BE- s',f 80 late.
A glossy cai.blrd hsd her nest
Upon bah. the road b-siie,
And a. these lsEy boys drew near.
The eCzy pes, ihsy quickly spisd.
The teachers raised rattan thsy see.
A. iuin school a. length th-J COS
Upon their faces sc may resd
That they bad torn q assi ~ %
EruIL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

81. La jail rvver.et) .. Ohio. ,.
Rata 4 nasu 5. Gtog Ever. :.
Oscs = Raso. .. G,sn %. Eul a..
Gale a.. Ola i5. Ruf 10. Dfas IS,
Osih ie. NImbl ~. Bait IL. Yet.
~. RASH so ore. 20. Near.
AR suny savsiI.sp.nuy earned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

VI ENigHA.
COMPOSED ~ = istisrs
NJ Z. Il hssri 10 he hone.
NJ IA 3. "a on board " ships
yg.5t.scotj snciinu.
~ SIS q. fiEii.
Nv s. G stpfv..ss utcsftAlhiy.
NJ !. 2. 5. q. l,Adog
INV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

v-cRos. ~oHp.
10 ,pfor. no, 10 fr,sss
In hAlf. bot rot To- trt.i
10 CopP~f. rot In gold
n hfsy., bat rot To- bglii
ln uinstr. not Ia foes
Ths shols you safsiy see
Linus MAJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

.sss ~ sisa' =. w. III sssrs.s. r.', ssi
ner, Ne
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-21
nI4mmM
Iii. HlMhHHu pObFscunsnt0
mm n TN.
9RAvA1S
uAv0kN RepG5QcAQes AWyuRMOSNe

Administration du B0letin Nor
'antu . lhonneur de prier Messieurs
ks Annoneiers franeais de vouloir bien
Semettre leurs ordres de Publicite 4
NM. AMEDEE PRINCE & Gle, qui
..oat les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
70 &c Journal pour "a Psbl,eiN FrsreaiS
= lNkI0isS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-21

los ColOres pAlidOs, dfecctOn tan gems
r0iiz1dQ entre laS j606nSs en- .el gertod0
dc SNf0rmaciOn;; la aAnemia, ia Clor6sis,
OrGcurSOrGS dei mayor ndmer0 do 0fsc.
clones cr6RtcaS, Sc cOklb0teR enc0zMsRte
cor q aOaDkee REGULAR dot NIERRe DRAVkl&
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-21
PREcIos DE sUgcR1PcIoM.
DE TODOS
plLD0RAS HOLLOWAY.

Millonss Do persona, en- todas las parties
nunds, recomiendAn dichas Pndorss como
,nslos rsssaarative DO Il sAlud qae 90 ooaoct
xllas earAn tQdas las AtseosnHss de- eqTAs6n
Asl higAdp, del sssesrfso, De les dhonnay
Ios iatestines, y rsnssvee 10 aeriooais, Il
aasalsncia > la oardiEigiE, erpxisapdo de h
4Ankrs te2A imp sTsNA, tCxtAIsclsnde oonpIs
sauasnts sl sassstra ssvpse > dando sa teas
sdAh's 4 Il srEanisaei6r genera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-21

The Proprietors Of the Bolettn
Mercantn have the honour Of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. AMEpEE
PRINCE Z c. who are the sole
Agents for all English d French
Advvytis;xp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-21
Ungusnto Holloway.

Este mArav!lloso nilsamo saaA infAlibismaa
70 laa hsridAs antiguAA lss ilARas, , ios male
dc pisFnAa de pechs PormedloAs ~ inaasn
ula las AlnsEas vtralsatas torlAa muy prosla
IN aspscso eonyalssa sn,s J dssaparsoen. Js
nAs dsja. este angusate faErigsEaats, Dc pro
a1cir aaA cH1 psffscIa Dc Las Afsoaisnss d. Ia
nisl, Ice ocassirAdes, les tesss J u rea=nssis
me, ana saxndo 90 ha Kpaia1s 90 sans 10
doe ieaAeaaks remedies
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-21
ES EL MAS BARkTD.
likHMe d u DGillN uls1nIl
sS@psssss pr 81 PsArs Rsps-@A

farta pan las Kxael1 b 10 IslI
Do PaeTto- Rsco ssgan DeeTvsc as.
kIemo. 4 Ilmn sf. Obispc % sssa
DsAe@ms D. JaAn Anisnia Pug On II
Dc DasAsnhss Dc lsso, , pahlsnsAe %
81 D&l&esa EeksslAsaAss - L. as Knssz
as lssi, qas aass aAta
"D~ssAa4s AsralsiAf. s~gAz - smpcs,
sAanaA ssqsnss, 10 a4asAsaxaAn asl u.
saxAHsas q % nu<s.ana Usssaaaua 4 I'D.
raAss - rxssSnAa. vswAmas ~ Ax@A~,
Ameaas "a l.1ss fAn = gsseeses u
ssaKae y rrSsH OMksxasss d r
asrNAA xss { p=~As - - s~a>xa4e vs
.A@s@, $50 esxS4s - sss saaeL1aAs !
rsaxaaAs Fs~gsssas y ssaSaaaEAs d s1'
"a tea 4 b sms~4A@aa aNa6ssrnt ss4,
sAsaAs & q ssa b sszssaas ssasa.M 4
ss&As ssss % saeszs Ssxs1& = AasAsas -
- aAlzaaas see=~M
FAmNsas., ~ sAMRsM aa4s. g. gsA 4axs~
- = t1~ss ria 9s-aMM
~ ssa.4s 60 10 tMsanwrA. AamAema
saFAFsa = lxsaasGA tsl haAnxxs MKA.
sAKxsa E~s1Aa@a o.. y 90 10 - a. tsma
tisxaAAlma Ysws. rafsAAaa a.. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-21
IIBROS.

Se hAn recibado On es,a Inpren.
=, por el altimo vapos-oorreo do
Ia Peninsula los Gguien,ss:
LEY DO EnJaieiamisn,o Civl
Anosada y eneaAdernadA en- pAssa
4 $40 ejemplar.
OBRAS de Amiria
VRTkRlNARiA. por Arsgd.
TAcTIcAS Or infauEeriA-
HiSTuRiA nasarH. Por Pc.
svNA
cuRiOsIDADEs yrannn. .
o., Tor MaFsaaex 1ArrsA.
HACIENDA neslrioal Tor
A1llA
ObRAs eonplssa. Do Mora
TN.
GALERIA 10 sns5rsx. e4lsArrs
Fos a0aa Nara dsl raIas ssaass
4s MAtxa.
hisTuRtA - u asilg.6a. per
Mass.
EL CATuLIcisho e. ss~
@awaa DC saa aaassssaana. pea EAsA.
g~2sr~-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-21

La OIEECLA DE TENEDURIA DE
LIBROS d PliAOAda por Ia apllcaciOn de
una regla b alble para aosrtar 81 deudcr
y 81 aoresdoi, acompaAadA de numerosos
e3smpios de oOcnlos meroantiles, pOr Q
q. Marsh, tradneldo dc Ia 20' sdioion In
glssa Por A. 9. Beok, bajo Ia Immediate
snpeoci6n del autor. Un tomo slsgan.e-
msnte encuadsrnado es-sS, en- Ia In
del 6olssM.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-21
Ell HIERR0
bRAVAIS
Boletiq Nercantl de Puerto-Rico.

DOl0tll( W6rCdutu Qe ru6rtO-NlCO.
PERIODICO CONSAGRADO
LA DEFENSA DE LOS INTERESTS NACIONALES EN- AMERICA
oRaANo DE- Los BsPAaOLES MCoNDlCloNALEs En- PTo-RlCO
CONDICIONEs GENERATES acordadas por la Direction
para toda clase de remitidos anuncios.
La los anuncos medic de conratos pos
vencionales que Sc determlnaan en- los mismos
Los ounicados, rmidos gaclas dben
fra del quen asumira consecrcqas
mas CON Ia de persona Responsible de pago.
Los originates de comuncados ren'do gacetas sAn
devueltos pubiquen. a1 ~ 80.
No responde de rotua nj extravios de clches
La coumna del perdo conderada
de largo
Ell anunane tendra exgr
publication En- dea concederse
10 p.S sobre el preco de tariA
Ell anuncane env c publication
drA una bonfcac6n de 10 pS sobre los preos de sari
reci pe6dco de caA ntero
viara ell primer ntmero
Para del BoLnN Inca
remtido, secci6n correspondence centavos
Los suscpores ndr&n Is S de bon6 b 81 prscio de- es
cetllas comuncados rernitidos
I'll mpor de las suscrpcnes snuncios gsl
cados, snicliado ~ 80
81 dejase de r
rentedo tsntas pubanes
deiadO de alr.
Tarifa para la publication de anuncios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-21
SOBRES PARA CARTkS.

araa ssrtia DO tetss slasss 7 srssaos
Sohros o 30 eeEtavos 100.
Id. / 80 id. i'd.
Id. lie an dnb,us q 80 i'd. i'd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-21
ENCUADERNACTON
DEL "B0LETIN MERCANTII, y

I'm esta secci6v' de La casa, montada m,
todos los elementos necesarios provista de
materiales de primera clase, Sc hacen encna. %
dernaciones en- holar desa, cartone. pasta q.
pamela, piel de levan CON relieves, todo peT.
fecto y & precios reducidos. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-21
BlBAlOTRUA
DE COMERClANTE

HISTORIA DEL OOMERCIO do
das Las naclcnes, desde los tismpss mas re-
motos hAsta nuestros dias por MS. 6cAxe
tsadGctds del frances por los alumnos de ls
elase do este idicma estAblecida en- el At
NO A~can0 Dc Aacssd, , publiOada sx-
Pensas do u misma asOclacaon.
Dos tomos grussoe, pasta espahola, -
en- Ia Imprentl del Boleein
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-21

no prOdUce c0tQnbrss, nffUrlgu oct este
mage, nj 6iQrreQ nj eStreH misnfO de
OLe1tre. No tieRs nd7suM S0b0r nj OlOf
nj 10 cOn1unLcQ al ULaO. al aqua nj d cEQE
aUier Otr0 UgUidO con ei cNQi pNsde to-
NaQFsA JAMAS ENKEAREcE los OIENTES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-11

AS mentioned yesterday Mr.. Anton
Reyman has just returned from Canton,
Ohio, where he purchased for $4,000
about three.fourthu Of Myers' lake, love-
ly sheet Of water near that that thriving
little city. Embraced in this purchase 10
the surrounding land which varies in
depth from 800 feet to over 1000 feet, and
comprises about 175 acres, nearly all OF
which io heavily timbered. The area OF
water controlled by Mr.. Reymann 10
equal to about 100 or l20 acres. The lake
Is shaped like an egg, and Mr.. Reymann's
purchase takes in all but one end. On
his new property Is large summer hotel
that Ia quite noted resort in that part OF
Ohio. There Is another hotel on the prop
erIy not conducted by Mr.. Reymann,
but which, it ia probable, he will
acquire in time. There goes with Mr..
Rsymapn's purchase ferry privilege be.
tween the two hotels. The hotel on Mr..
Reymann's property ia under lease that
does not expire for four years and Mr..
Reymsnn will not probably do much with
the property till that time Is up. With
the building OF the Union bridge and con.
Meeting railroads Canton will be within
two and one.half hours ride OF here and q
prettier placs for excursions could not be
found. There is now, Mr.. Rsymsnn says
about {, 1000 tons Of pure l0,inch ice on the
lake. With the bridge built this ice will
in all likelihood come In here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-11


Will Scott Is In Cleveland this week.
DR.. Fisher is confined to his bed with
stomach trouble.
DR.. Bolan Is away from town this week
on medical business.
Harry TrusmAn goes to WellsvillO to-
dsy to spend Sunday.
The railroad gate tower Is receiving the
painters 6niuhinR touches and ia quite an
ornamental structure.
Three car loads OF wool from pointl
along the O., L. & W. railroad passed
through town yesterday for the East.
Smith & Lewis have just completed in
their Touring mills roller corn meal
plant, yhigh is a vest Improvement over
the old burr process, and the quality oil
the meal made in this new mill Is far gu.
perior to the former goods, The plant Ia
something now in this section Of the
country, being in the lead OF all modern
Improvements in that line.
The Ohio State Iuilding and Loan Az.
ISOLATION, now doing business in this and
surrounding towns, has been organised
ak weeks. Yesterday the company made
their first loan, 500, to Martins Ferry
residents, and applications for loans con.
tinue to pour in every day. Conaldering
the short time the company has been or.
gsniEsd, the business showing Is exceed
ingly good,
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$4,000 to $4,000 apiece. Now thsy can
ebuilt OF bought for from 81 500 to 10000

SOS, 900 to $4,000 apiece. Now thsy can
bebuilt or bought for from 81 500 to SIC, 900
apiece.
MID. 6. BapkR Is travelling for the new
FostoIia GlaCs Company, having formed
an engagement the first Of this month.
On Tuesday the LBBelle glass company
began making shipments and the work
has bean kept up daily ever since, which
makes trade look very promising.
Ten car loads OF steel arrived yesterday
81 the Laughlin nail mill in Martins
Ferry, and steady run 10 expected II the
steel continues to arrive daily in such
quantities.
A number OF bullness men OF Wash
ington have decided to form glAss-workS
company with capital stock oil $40, 900, Of
which SIC, 900 hRs been subscribed. The
shares are $50 each.
The Pan Handle window glass works,
Wellsburg, would start up at any time il
there was any assurance Of procuring
enough gas torun the works. The supply
Is very short at present and the manage
ment do not feel like expanding money on
an uncertainty.
The largest pressed tumbler ever made
YVES pressed the other day at the RoChea.
ter Tumbler Works, at Rochester, Pa.
This glass holda 50 OUNCES, 10 8 inches
high and inches across the top. AspeCial
press vas made for the purpose OF making
this glass, which is considered by glass.
men % masterpiece in the tumbler line
Tho Northwood glass works are run
ming in fall, all tho shops turning out q
fine line OF fancy ware. Their sample
rooms are being fitted up with fine taste,
and their wares arc finding very ready
sales, orders coming In daily. Mr.. s. O.
DunleVy, travelling salesman, who Is still
in Pittsburgh, reports trade good.
The Bsllsire nail works has cut a straight
channel through the property south Of
the warehouse and will divert the present
course Of Indian run. The stream IS 1t
now courses takes up entirely too much
territory for ita bulk. 1t will not be
many years before the run will be walled
over and the lowlanda in the section con.
verted into building sites.
Acurly walnut tree on Pond Fork OF GOAL
river, this State, has recently been sold to
New York parties for 1925 1t was taken
from the land Of William Workman. The
cost oil bringing this tree to BrownstoWn
was 5000, shipping to New York say SIS
more, making total cost Of this one tree,
by the tine 1t reaches New York, 5000.
1t. will reslizs thousands Of dollars when
cut up for veneering.
As one result Of the lockout in the flint
glass trade, prices for pressed ware have
advanced from 10 to % per cent, and the
manufacturers who agreed to pay tho
prices demanded by the workmen are re.
allzlnG rich harvest. 1t Ia difficult to
purchase certain kinds OF table ware, as
the factories now in operation are not
making oil kinds OF grades.
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TIE GAS COMBINE.
Another Meeting, at which, however, Moth.
log Ia Done.

Another Meeting, at which, however, Moth.
log Is Done.
There was meeting held at the Mon.
ongahels House, in Pittsburgh, on Thurs.
day evening of the natural gas companies
Of the Ohio Valley, including the two
companies supplying this city. with gas,
but there was q failure to accomplish
anything at the meeting, owing to the ab-
ssnce OF Colonel Payne, Of Indianapolis,
and several members OF the various com.
mittees. The meeting was adjourned to
meet at the call Of the chairman. Colonel
Payne is largely interested in three or
four Indiana companies, which 1t is de-.
sired to bring into the organization.
Wheeling people are looking toward
with considerable curiosity and some
anxiety to the outcome Of meeting OF
representatives OF the Whesling and West
Virginia Natural Gas companies to be held
here on tho eth inst. There ia every in.
dication that at that time the two com.
panies will BIO formally consolidated, yet
there are those in position where they
ought to know, who say that no such
thing will be done. Ii case it ia done an
experience similar to that had by con-
sumers In and about PittsburGh-a rise
in rates-ls feared by many here.