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Ny little niece had white swelling to such IN ex-
tent that she was confined TO the bed for a long time.
More than twenty pieces of bone came out Of her
leg, and the doctors said amputation was tho only
remedy to cave her life. refused the operation and
put her on s. s. s., and she y now up and active and
In as good health as any child.
Columbus, Ca, Feb. II, 80. ANNIE GrEsIrso.
Afrg-sA.
NY little son, five years old, YVES afflicted with a
disease for which the doctors had no name. The
nails came of his fingers, and the fingers came of
his hands up to tho middle joint. For three years ho
has suffered dreadiully, and has teken quantities OF
medicine. He Il now getting well under treatment
Of Swift's SPECIFIC. Jons DEnm-
Peru, Ind, Jan. 10, 1889.
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Al noon; spnts-Quict, limited Inquiry. Sales.
sou bales, ~ which A.pll wore American. Re-
ccipts. 40 bales. of which L.i1 Wcrc American.
Closing quotations were NJ iollowF ordinary. blid.
good ordinary, i ~ low midlllng, 5isl; miidling
b ii-iGi good middling, 1-lGd.
luturcs oIcnrd strldf Hnd plnscd qulct.
t1hosc prize urr given In pence aud fitis, thus.
6.Ni mrunn htllltd. nnd h.ul means AHla6idl
At III, March. o ~ sflleui MHnh-ApriL, 81
sellers Apnl-AaA, al sellers MAJ June. 3. % buy.
ers iunc-luly, az buycn. July august. 90 81.
lens Aug istH-cpicnh'r, AL splrrs september.
Orioh"r, ~ SELLERS september, 81 sellers.
Livcrnool weekly statement Tor the week ending
Nrufh ~. lk~u
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Spots opened quiet and closed firm; middling
loAsc Sales, 9s3 bales. Quotations were as fol
lows Ordinary, nc; good ordinary, SIC; low
middling, Q ii-l6c; middling 1850; good mlddling,
lO,sc; middling fair, II 5I0c; fair, II i5.l6c.
Futures opened quiet and firm and closed very
dull, as follows March, a9s@l0OO; April, 10OO@
1901 May, i0.00@i0l0 June, iOi7@i0.l rs; July,
iO!2i@l0.s6; August, i0.30@lO 81; September, $500
e,ei; October, a7l@s7 ~; November. o.62a9,63; DE.
cenber, 9.6S@a6i; January, 95l@9,73. Sales, 49, C
bales.
Weekly, cotton statement for the week ending
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COTTON MARKET.

The l0cl cotton market opcnci htn aud closed
quiet and nmr middlinE w sales. ao1 haics
Including un bales last e,cninE. q which i.N1
bale 70 eApuucn aud 40 bales 10 spinner
E%NCuANoE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary fic Frpi ordinary. 40 Low middiinr.
pbiec midilinr pic ruod middilnr. TO- mid
dling lair io.c ihif, nominal, duty, hsiie
loacf.
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I.iscstocA.

CATriE-Cholcc 10 extra, Ji,a',c, good. ga
arc -Cnlawags Ia medium, lasti'Pg choice feed.
cfN 80 aud nv. 2aw e. iccicn, 80 10 ~, -,
a. a..
n0Gs-cholcc cornfcd. U,gic good. sLJ0g
l1t commun. Ii.fttr
siiEEr-,i alcc tac medium, s'sgic. com
mon. sluIHf.n
LNllsA hoice, &C. common to goud. per head.
u. 0HtLUu
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Grain ana Provisions.

CHICAGO, M, March 22-From the wide md
ppld fluctuations In wheat today, one would be
led 10 believe that the volume OF trading was very
heavy, but such was not the case. A very fair bus
incss WIS transavted. but there was 20 little wheat
to be hhd NJ Times MS TO restrict trading, and a good
mnny orders could not DO hlcd on account OF
prices getting beyond tho limits NJ which the or
ders were placed. My what opened &c lower
than est rdhy's closing and declined &c morc,
then stiried upward, advancing with numerous
fluctuations ac. then zlgnag back again lhc, adj
yancing NC. ami closed &c higher thnn yesterday.
June opened ~ yesterdays closing. and advanced
iMc nnd closed l4c higher than yesterday, July
advanced &c with fair tmding, aud closed about
iiyr higher thin yesterday. While interest
centcrcd principally In the May future,
n good many operation nre diEcourlging the tmd.
ing In this iuturc and cndcayoring 10 induce
tmdgrs TO operate IN July. The advance wns
again n matter Of locnl SPECULATION. with shorts
frightened aud anxious 10 cover. many, In flct,
were lorcrd To do so. Stop limit loss orders came
in play and the fluctuations were 80 rapid ns 10
mako the filling OF lheso orders very unsatisfactory,
some no. being executed within l0tlTo OF the
limit placed on them. Changes Of sole occurred
frequently, without a chance II ioing much trad.
Ing. The short Interest no doubt feared themselves
" ,ppcd aud were anxious To escape n further
squeeze. There wcre some reports Of too much
aud prolonged dry weather Ia Illinois and Indiana,
with weather indications predicting clear, cooler
weather. The condition OF supply Is no doubt
having sonc effect on the market
corn opened slightly lover than the. closing
prices 81 y%csicrdn,, was quiet aud steady for some
time, then ruled active and hrmcr, advancing ~
on good buying by two or three large local houses
and covering by siOrtA, cuscd Oh &c, again nd'
unnccl, recovered the decline aad closed arm at a
6ss higher than Yesterday.
Them was n fair business In oats at Yesterdays
range Of prices.
quite an active speculative business wns tmns-
acted In tncss park, sales NJ the opening were
made al about The closing hguns of yesterday, and
la,Cr la the day an advance Of 1iWhc was made.
outside ngurcs wVro not fully supported. however,
but The market clio ed rather dTm.
Lard and short Ribs iucuiatcd la sympathy with
pork.
Tho leading futures ranged ~ follows
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Cnitnn nrrh -rnhnr

OlL-irulc crude, a.dug primo summer vel.
"a Id
MEAt-primc, ta W@noa lcss than car load.
sAiunQtiiug nr meal, siiuOniAut. les than ca
lond los, ~slALlmta.u1.
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Lh.g co&sw. "a !. NO&r.A 81 IN. % T
NJ, ~ sielmcul im wagons. "a Total 80 bales
~EKPou-M&C ra Las. a! C,O&H ". 90.
TN ~ sicamcr, north a. Totd. Loa halca
wErgtY CurroS STATEMENT.
nccglpis NJ Memphis Cor me wccs ending March
p - lalos as urninsi Sh0 bales laft week. aud
afn bales same woct lat year sincc september l.
Ca5At bale, against es,sm bales sane time lat
ycar.
shipments ior the week. iAsS bale. a. against
s.siq balot tainc w,ck last year since .cp cnbvf 4.
tialp..aics as aEalust sii.3E bales amc time Last
ycL Weeks sloa iaEg bales cspouen. coo
aud spinner. Gsm baics
nrsrHis STOCK 90 COTTON.
Actual OIuut Of c5tou mada Ve.terI.x shows tbe
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL. SATURDAY. MARCH %. 1889.

10c. Cheese-steady.
CHICAGO. Ill. March r22.-on the Produce Elk
changed. Eggs Weak at lie.
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ekly cotton statement for the week ending


NEW ORLEANS,
The spot market opened steady and closed firm;
middlins, . 1870. sales, 1900 bale. Quotations
are Us follows Ordinary, S 3iGc; good ordinary,
Sc low middling. O5iGc; niddling, . 13.iGc; good
mlddling, 10 7.iGc.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet, as fol
lows Mnrch. asl@p.sl; April, 0T@9.7s; May. 0.sl
@9Si; June, 0,sa@j.9G July, qpdaayf August, $50
@1g, September, 9.lsg0i ~, October, 9.2G@12S
November, 0ls@al0, December. Ql99g,2O, January,
127@9.2S sales. %, 90 bales.
DAILY FORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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OIL and Turpcntine.

CLEVELAND, o., March 22.-Petroleum easy;
8. w., 1l0', 7Nc.
WILMINGTON, N. c., March o. --Turpcntine
firm at 49c
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MONEY 4 TO PER GENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet and Firm-Middling Cot
ton, 3 i-ec-sales Today, 1000 Bales
The General Market is Steady
Meats Are Firm.
OFFICE.

FRIDAY ENL"INu, MhTVh = Ibo9'
Money in the local market is in good
supply. There has been a somewhat in
creased demand. Rates are unchanged at
z 10 Z nor canL
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MUSTANG LINIMENT

cunEs noLIOwnoRN. CAKED BAGS,
ohUb hOof DISEASE IN CATTLEl
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Iuread.tou..

fLOrnafrom ,iunr. choioc, Ni0ntgn fanry.
Amftm catn hncy, oluaAm IatcnL tsiuf
hHg UNYs
CnRNMEAi -rcau. 40 iullcE o. iOs10 nm.
ntANa AND ftAr Naty htluA s1.s medium.
500.
OATMEAL Ia hali hfi. n inum store
gNAtkLtH soda. vkiu. - trshle extra, "a
&C uluaUf suufn, lHFfI.T ussuUcd lumhlUs, liza
lglU tram rraUlrfa flfhtF
GADGtD W~iiLAf-ih hai bha tlao from
tiufr
moNNY ASD GHtTs-rum .iorc. n0
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MUSTAnG LlNlfaENT

CURES Pills, BURNS, CUTS, CoRNs
pAuIsLA CnlLDLAlks& iRUsTBITRS
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New York Dry Goods Market.

Wool.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 22.-wool quiet and dull
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Tfsh -Mactcrrl. half ufif. No. l. ti.25 No 2,
flst No b. Nnt iplh tiu. No !, u7U No =
slG 30 "a by u~euing-ianily. sc per
box n q ~ hcrnnl. bali bfis t.sA Willie
iish Halt balls. $40
400 fHontOfs- Tim pork a5s sugar
cnted ban. uHilf.r breakfast hacon, io'yWllhc
clear 10 eide bacon, f.4 u buik pofk. clear
side III clear RIB sdos esc long clcst. $50
shoulders O.
LAib-IuaE'tc hall bus, nc tegs. Sc
hnioo kriilr. E,.ftiOC firm.
lhlsn NgAf--ieet h~indqusnen. sac iov'
quarter 2afNtC cts hogs oliC COUNTRY dressed,
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miscellaneous.


WIiisKY-stnight Kentucky bourbon, si.jOa
cor kohort.on and Lincoln connilc firm AZ els
OsLOt Eastern rycs. s3tumhO, according 60 ~,
aud make common whisky. pcmsl.al. according
70 pnooi, nothing under - per cent. quoted.
luhS-be rA,nf. elW@1 U, mink ihett g; coon
hunter handled, llc''.g country hHudic'i Loco g
otter. sl.uuet it; beaver. ,lwest.aH wildcat 1ne
mS fox laalr e.. muskmt, lnWAc opu sum, 100
"a vol A,Wsl0i panther Gc1sl.yO, skunks, u
tfaT.
GRiss sEEps-Eod clover sa2i bn; herds. sOa
lpr hu or hRrl, u neft - bu: timothy, si.sjttAW
~ German miuvi, A'csjic bui Hungarian, 900
500 hu.
olS-aoo9t6o for domestic sl.s5Cslto Tor i'm
ported.
BAHGiNG-amlOc.
I'll l-si.1O
snOr-bron sisS buck. .lD
LEAD-ItFsie.
TALLDW 80.
sNuFf-Garctt's. 1905: Ralph's, si02S Rail-.
road, ~ ~ Gull q AN's, stOl.
fOwDEh-kcgs slOG hall kogs s25ji quarter
Legs, sL.st.
N~OOL-nurry. rnrisc wool, unwashei. lao, C:
clear Erasc wool a@2Sg bunp, washed. A@loc,
Whswnshrd, Nifsre.
COAL Oli-iume white. wholen:c lots. ~
f6IAcCo-Common, gsloc; other grades. co
O.e.
BEfswAx-eDc.
N~Aiis-inun, siOg steel, $40.
HiDES-nW nlut No. 4. tnr 80. =. Tc, aiTy s1iicd.
g. No. g Be- rrrUn eilicd. Nu. /, Hg-ho. i sesi Lr.
ii'cn. le' ae.rskin--t--c hbecIsLins. ijc@sLto.
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Receipts in port this day, iS'g.............m....is.8i3
Receipts Ia port this day, 1sss........ ......... 7,2d0
CONSOLIDATED sTATEMgST.
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Last year my little boy John had a breaking out
troublesome. After using other remedies for several
months, while the sores grew worse, ] was Induced
10 give him Swift's Specific. He began TO improve
at once, and after taking three bottles the eruption
was gone, and the child was altogether healed.
Albany, Ca. Sept. 20, 1850. j. i. Cock.
Rev. l.. D. Payne, in charge OF the Orphans Iome
nj LIacon, Ga, says he has been using b.. s. s. with
tho children In tho Institution for nine or ten years
with tho best results. Many cages Of hereditary faint
sound and hearty.
Ny little boy broke out with sores and ulcers, the
result Of tho saliva from n calf coming in contact
with a cut finger. The ulcers were deep and painful
and showed no inclination TO heal, l gave him Swift's
Specific, and no is now well.
Auburn, Ala, Feb. IS, 1850. Jous T. HEArD.
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Nothing is 50 necessary to the health Of
- the child as keeping it's blood pure. Nature
should be assisted in this by using q harm
= less vegetable remedy like Swift's Specific.
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MUSTANG hINlMENT

~ FOR MAN 4 ITAsTN rNrrnATEs
hUbcLL&fIDAE1UT\ ...l LONE
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Mon.rIold %Hnnn,lc..

FRUIT-Stcady. Oranges florida, s3.JO6L0O
per box. Mcssina, g. j0etJ.0O per box. Lemons,
s1b0@Ao per box. lhnnuas, sl.o0c 80 per bunch.
Date, 1850 Flgs, l2e9l1c pr pound
APPLES s41e'aOO per barrel. Dried apples.
DC per ID from store Dried peaches, 28351c from
store.
GAME-Quail, sl.2j@l.tO per doz Wild turkeys,
10000 each, milafd Gucks, $50 per dog.
NEGEIAhLES-Oniun SLID per brl; cabbage,
New Orleans crate. sl.7ieGL.hO. kniut. per brl, So,
hall brl, 500. garlic, 90 per 100 p~arsnips, 500
per brl.
roULrRY-Cblckcns young. sloO9LoO. mixed,
S2J0es3.Ol hels. ttVOesL2L turkeys, young, 81 W
WAOO, old, MUlMlAO'; geese, tlJOmA .u0. ducks,
eA.Ui0ld,i1 dressed turkeys, ljetlbH per 10; hens,
sluja k2G chickens sl.J06s 80. geese. Ai.0l0th01.
BlfIEk-Buttctin o, i1r creamery, Ss6lDc,
dalry. 1SH2ic country butter, i0@ Hc.
ClDER-Ozirk, $3.50 per brl and $3.50 per half
brl.
NiNEGAR-pcr gal. l2dtl3c.
f~dGS-QuicG boxes, w.. eases, loo.
RAl5lNs-London luycrs, sL0O, California, sA2j
per box.
PICKLES BrlA $3.50, half brls, $500.
lUiA1OEs- Firm, si.jits.,J0 per bfl; sacks, Goa
zoe Utah, sOltlJV per bu; sweet, sAu0e4AJO per br.
NtTS-luu1anuts SlONsAN per iUl; pennntsl
Virginia, 5otAg Tennessee farmers stock, u@Gc.
rutstrl, lmnec higher shcllcd, rud. hc. white. ~
tpanlsh, Zoe, pecan TcSas old, ,@i2g Arkansas
ae,Ic, ltnl ma rhestuuts, lpal3lc.
FRESH ~flSl-nutlalO. lm2c per III; cat, &C. pei
ID. Game, perch, irOut, etc bMS pct 10.
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Articles Opening Highest Lowest Closing.
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IncToaso In r,crIpls his year ~
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Now Yorl, and tic nIr Show.

The New York Tribune frankly &C.
knowledges that the Worlds Fair guar.
antee fund is not growing SO rapidly as
either to indicate or TO stimulate great
popular enthusiasm" The Tribune then
goes on to tell its readers some plain
truths, as, for example, that "the coun.
try lie not going to force a Worlds Fair
upon New York"
The impression that the country had
determined to have the show in New
York, or not to have 4. at all, seems to
be responsible for the backwardness Of
that city in coming forward. The coun-
try is bigger than 1t was twenty-five
years ago, and New York is not the on.
~ great city in it.
To be frank as the Tribune is, the In.
TELLloRScRR suspects that New York's
chance has gone by-irittered away.
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FOR SALE.

Six Roonsd Frame House, lot fOG3O lc'I- u
No. "a TWenty.nInth street. for sl,gD,
A good Q ROOIned Dwelling on South rem
Also some very desIEablo building LOIS 90 sO'''
Penn street. -,,..,
Residence with full I.otatN No. ~! CbsgllNiGI
Building Lots corner TWOntyteVeh1u Al'
Malta streets, q good factory site. ..,..,,-....
A County Home, miles west VI BilrFggy,i
Ohio, has w acres Of ground, i0 intl Wy gG.
house, q payihB stone quarry PfIee' "''"
cheap, ,,...,
building Lots In tho Sixth ward, on GlIso,,
street, near Twgnty.iiinth. Mn'Olloin .Gs'T
near Thlrtiethj MAyblOn, neat Twenty 'AiH'u'
Ohio County Farm, iGOlCfes, ,,,,o ,,.,.
Small Farm near MOnndSyille Tor u Nv VI"
change for city property
Residence A( EdglngiOn Lane ..,,.,,.
Double Brick HOUSE on NOtth Huron 1u"'
will pay well ~ al Investment, ~, ,t,
BUILDING Lots IN the Old Falf GiOhil'' ~"
on North Huron and North Front stiteu -J
Residence OH North Front street IVoAi''
house, LOT G0xiO0, price Sl,OOO. .,.,,
A tifbt class to0mOd lIOuiO on NAlhuIIii,,,
Six HoOmed Brick House, with YArah hA'' Wv
At 1876 MOCOllOOh street, .-,,,...,t,i
building LOthOn Fourteenth and flllteh'A's
Market BlFVet Bltihea Property, al,
A hVO fOOtned House on bOilh bfDidWM, "
other improved Property. LOanl NcgoUAWY,,
FOR RENT County Place within u mlAS"
drive from centre Of city on motor llue'
o, o. SMITH,
Real Estate Agent aud hold
' il1 Main sfeel.
Rinokh hbutht and sold h9I
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Anot Fight In Baltimore

Baltimore brings to a close to-day a
remarkable municipal campaign. John
X. Cowen, chief counsel for the Balti.
more & Ohio railroad, las led a splendid
fight Of Republicans and Independent
Democrats against the German machine.
Cowon Is as much a Democrat as Cor.
man, ADD German is a director in the
Baltimore 4 Ohio, SO that things are
very much mixed. One Of the leaders
Of Germans forces is Bernard Carter,
chief counsel for the Pennsylvania rail.
road, which mikes things some more.
The citizens movement is doing all
that can DO done to protect the ballot
box, a difficult thing TO do against the
odds with which 1t is confronted In one
Of the worst governed cities in America.
1t has been an interestlng campaign for
good city government, and the sympathy
Of good citizens everywhere Is with the
independent movement.
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THO Marion COUNT on iriold.

The Plttsbufgh Dispdtch reminds us
that tho Marion county oil field ls not
going to be a inarket.breaker. Blesa
your soul, that iS Just what VIC do not
want II We may he permitted to have
d preference II will continue 10 DO for oil
as much above a dollar a barrel as you
please. ThOn add the twenty five cents
d barrel premium which our oil brings,
aud West Virginia will soon DO playing
oil king.
Neither does IL matter whether the
drill shall ever develop d l,0OO.barrol
well. Plenty Of ialr producers Of mod.
crate siRs will do. The article from the
Di,paih, printed In part on another
page, shows that Pennsylvania oil men
think enough Of the field 10 put their
money In II, 90 that lie development is
assured. That 10 all tho home people
Gao ask,
Making due allowance iof rosy re.
ports under circumstances Of an exciting
character, the men who own land or
hold leases In Marion county are In a
fair way 10 reap a comfortable harvest.
Other West Virginia counties will show
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TuE Czar Of Russia llatters himself that
he has average intelligence, but he can't
understand what the Emperor Of Ger
many meant by hugging him II he in
tended so soon to embrace the ''unspeak.
able Turk.p The ways Of crowned heads
are past finding out. oithis at least the
world may be sure, while Bismarck lives
Germany will not get on the losing side
of European politics.
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transfer Of Real Estate.

-Four deeds Of trust and the following
conyeyanCes OF real estate we're admitted
to record by Clerk Hook yesterday:
A deed made September 4, 1880, by
William Tallant, OF Chicago, 10 Helen
o. GilchTist, vile Of John !, 6tlchFist,
for the right, title and interest o. the
said Tallant In and to the bed OF Wheel'
ing creek, where 1t adjoins Or lies op:
posite TO any part OF . certain tract Of
land in the village Of LeatherWOod.
Consideration 81.
A deed made May /, 1889, by Helen
P, Gilchrist and her husband, John +,
Ciilchrist, To Albert p. Tallman Tor q
tract OF land situated In the village OF
Leatherwood, Consideration $1,000.
A deed made November 4, 1880, by
MarguTetta g. Bankard and William II,
BanEard, her husband, 10 Patrick Reilly,
for the north half OF lot No. Ill In the
old town OF East Wheeling addition, sit
uated on the north side Of Eighteenth
street. Consideration, 81 $50.
A deed made November i, 1850, by
Frederick P, Wingerter and wife, to John
A, Holiday, for lot No. II in square No,
20 Of Oaldwell's addition. Considera-
4 deed made October Is, 1880, by Ed.
N. Caldwell, OF Louisville, KY, George
Il. Caldwell and wife, Of Saratoga, Wyo'
ming, Belle O. Culbertson and John N,
Cul6srtson, her husband, Of Washington,
and Annie q. Escott and Wilson Fl, Es'
colt, her husband, Of Louisville, BY Glib,
son L, CranmeT, attorney IN TACT Tor a
the parties except Ed, N, Caldwell, 70
Samuel Kindelberger, for q parcel Of real
estate known as the north one-halt ia
ieet) OF lot No. 8 In square No, ~, ~
designated on the plat laid out by Lamb
and Russell, special commissioners iol
the sale Of the Caldwell run property,
Consideration, $500. 80,
A deed made October ], 1880, by
William Erskine and George y, Cald'
we'll, special commissioners, TO VIZ. w
Cowden for lots No, 4 and 8, in block
| No. 2 Of the old fair ground property, q
laid out by the commissioners named,
Consideration, $3.50.
A deed made October 81, 1850, by
William Erskine and George i. Cald,
we'll bpeClhl CuluulbSlOuplol W oSiANN
shanley, for lot No. l9, in oluck No. 20.
the old fair grounds property, as laid Out
by the commissioned named. Consld
Grafton, $3.50.
A deed made October 81, 1880, by
Nina Loos and George LooS, her hus
band, To Samuel ]. Moore, for q parCe
Of land situated on the east side Of Goa
street, between Fourth and Filth streets
Consideration, $l3l,
A deed made November 4, 1880, By
Samuel j. Moore and wife, TO Adolpt
H. Yoke, for q parcel Of land SITUATED
on Coal street, Consideration, Si76.
A deed made October 81, 1880, by VII
liam Erskine and George B. Caldwell
special commissioners, TO Nicholas
Kuhn, for lots No. 10 and 20 In block No
II; also, the whole oil block No. 4 oil the
old fair grounds property as laid out BY
the said special commissioners. Consid
Grafton, s, 400.
a deed made October u, 1870, BY
Charles Hoffman and wife, Of Belmont
county, Ohio, Fred Hoffman and wife
Of steubenvIlle, Ohio, and others, t
Samuel ]. Moore, for parcel OF land ly
ing on the west side Of Goal atreet. Con
sidefation, $1,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-05

To the "Good name at home" won by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. In Lowell, Mass,
where 1t is prepared, there Is more Of
Hoods sarsaparllla sold than Of all
other medicines, and 1t has given the
best OF satisfaction since It's introduction
ten years ago. This could not be Il the
medicine did not possess merit. Ifyou
suffer from impure blood, try Hoods
Sarsaparilla. and realize It's peculiar cura-
five nnwar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-05

GENERAL GRunu has made rattling
good campaign in New Jersey, and his
friends go to the polls this morning feel.
Ing that he has a good chance to be
elected Governor. The Democrats have
found his name a good one to joke on,
but the last laugh Is the Lest laugh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-05

BELxoSr COUNTY Republicans must
not allow their majority for Representa-
tive in the Legislature to be cut down
by any of the Democratic tricks, The
complimentary scheme Is SO thin that
it should not deceive one Of them. As
for the ardent saloon efforts in behalf Of
the Democratic nomineo-is the saloon
good leader for the people2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-05

A SCION Of the great powder house Of
Dupont has married an Irish barmaid
whose praises all Queenstown sings.
This may be much better than for an
American girl to buy a foreign title with
q no.'eount hung to the end 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-05

TuE big.bugs OF Europe are doing a
good deal of Waiting and entertaining
these days. This does not prove that
they will not be engaged in hair-pulling
before long.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-05
Ladies'

In delicate health and all who suffer
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ant fruit laxative, Elixir OF Dates. Sold
In so cent bottles by y. II. Goethe, w.
w. Irwin, John Laughlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin & Co., whole
sale apafta.