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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-30
ALEXANDRIA, VA Friday EVENING AUGUST g. $3.50
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sccond-class matter.
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

Wash all marble daily with ammonia
and water instead OF soap suds.
Young veal may be told by the bone
in the outlet. II II Is very small the
veal Is not good.
A wine glass OF strong borax water in
q pint OF raw starch will make collars and
cuffs stiff and glossy.
II you wish to keep a sharp knife don't
put Il in hot grease; stir your potatoes
while frying, or turn meat, with a fork
or an old case knife kept on purpose.
Vegetables with a strong flavor, such
as onions and turnips, will be much i'm
proved by putting them to boil In cold
water, renewing this from a kettle Of
boiling water as soon as II comes 10 q
Scald.
Warm bread or cake can be cut with.
out becoming moist and heavy, II tho
knife, a thin, sharp one, Is dipped into
boiling hot water, wiped quickly, and
the bread cut Immediately, before the
knife has time 10 cool. Anapkin should
be laid double on the plate where the
warm slices are laid.
A cement, said TO be capable OF use
where resistance 10 the action OF both
water and heat is required, is composed
by mixing ordinary glycerine with dry
lltharge, 80 as TO constitute q tough
paste. For uniting tho joints Of steam
pipes and other similar applications, this
preparation issaid TO DO very satisfactory.
Thick brown paper should be- laid I'm.
der carpets, II the patent lining Is not to
be had. II saves wear aud prevents the
inroad OF moths, which, however, will
seldom give trouble II salt Is sprinkled
around the edges when the carpet Is laid,
Carpets In cold. climates seem 10 be
a necessary evil, but they should never
be kept tackled 10 the floor. Tho latter
should DO parquetted, II means permit
II economy 10 necessary then the floor
may DO stained, and a large rug laid In
the center With smaller ones lying
around. These rugs should DO aired and
shaken frequently,
To make good soft soap. Put The
contents Of q box Of good lye, three
pounds Of clear grease or its equivalent
lin kltDnVn burAEbI NHu put Ol U
t%urpsntlne Or resin, In a large pot, With
two pailiuls Of cold water lot II come
gradually 10 a boil, and keep up The
same amount Of water until II jellies.
When done put Ia another buckelful d
water and boil a little longer, then poui
out while II 10 hot have much better
success In this way than BY following
the directions on the can.
To wash easily Soak your clothes Il
cold water, soap each piece well, pt'
plenty on Wristbands and other place
that are mitch soilvd always rub ot'
rough dit, With q slight washing, q
rathef have II done, then when q
your clothes for AfSt boiling are ibAdy
nut Ia the boiler With cold water anI
heat Il gradually, boil about twenty min
ulss or half an hour, then take out
Wash out In clean water, Ald riple. w
have eight Ia our family, And . feI,
large wNhing, but II never tAkea mon
Than three houfg, and | defy any one \
show nicer looking clothes, The clothe
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HOW 10 SAVE LIFE.

WHAT is a cOushF II Il an irritation Of TIL
throat and lung, What esuIesitf Congestion
Stop the congestion, theiTTiAtlon ceases and thl
cough Is cured, hut how taItop the congestion.
All, there Is Just where physicians have Away
been puzzled, But It must be checked, or pneu,
monia, quick consumption or some terrible pull
monlry disease will follow. Some doctors give
cod liver oil, othen cough syTupS, but the most
advanced prescribe gtimnlAlts, Nature Hlil be
assisted. Pure Whiihey will do n Zee What
physicians EAyt
Prof. Austin Flint Of Bellevue New York.
College, ayHt 1.-THE ludlclouI use Of alcoholic
ltlmulunu Il one Of The striking chAneterItics
Of progress In the practice Of medicine during
the last half century"
Prof. Henfy A, Mott, OF New York, SAYS: 1.-THE
purify Of ,putiy's Pure Malt WhIkey (S simple
analytical tests will readily cOnyInce a phySIcian
or al expert should certainly recommend Ii 10
the highest public iAyOr.h
Dufy'B Pure Malt WhiLkey Is a certain cure
and preventive OF congestion and should be Kept
10 every family. II + sold BY all druggists and
dealers; BE ! and secure the genuine,
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l.. T, Harrington, ex.Sheria' of Chau,
taqqua county, New York, writes;
l am glad to say, from a long personal
experience with ALLcocK's Porous
PLAsTRRs, that | am able TO endorse all
the good things that have ever been said
about them, and supplement these by
saying that l frankly believe their value
cannot be estimated. Their breadth oil
usefulness Is unlimited, and for prompt
and sure relief to almost every ache and
pain that flesh Is heir to, no other rem.
edy, in my opinion, either external or
internal, equals them In certainty and
rapidity, ] have used them at one time
for rheumatism, another for backache,
again for bronchitis, always with the
same result-a speedy cure.
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"To be Re.tiredo-wornou wheels.



Thousands suffer from blood poison. who
would DO cured IL they gave d. Il. Il. tDOtanlc
Blood DGlm) u trial. Send to the Blood Balm Co.,
Atlanta. Ca. for book Of wonderful cures, that
convince tie most skeptieal, tits sem free,
80. Gibson, Meridian, Miss, writes: "FOr a
number Of years 1 suffered untold agonies from
blood poison. several prolnInent physicians
did mo little II any good. | began to use Il. D., d,
With very little faith, but, TO my utter surprise
II has made me a well and hearty person.
~. llallcrlOu, Macon, Ca, writes: "Icon.
tmcted blood poison, l lrst tried physicians,
aud then went to Hot Springs. l returned home
a rulnCd man physically. Nothing seemed 10 do
me any good, Ny mother persuaded me to Try
D. B..B. To my utter Astonishment every ulcer
quickly healed.n
Benj. Norris, Atlanta, Ca, writes: ~ suffered
years IRON syphilltlo blood poison which refused
10 DO cured by all treatment. Physicians pro.
nOunCed Il a hopeless case, had no appetite, !
had pains In hips and Joints aud my kidneys
were diseased. Sly throat was liberated and my
breast q mass OF running sores. In this cOndl.
tIon | commenced a use Of Il, d. u, II healed
every ulcer and sore and cured me completely
within two months" Logan Drug Co., Whole.
sale Agents. DAW.
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End OP fluid.
A Fight In = Church-A West virginia Fam
NY InVOIyed,

A Fight In = Chureh-A West Virginia Fam
ny Involved,
UEIoSTowN, March 27,-About two
years ago a feud arose between Dolph
slsler and John Dietrich, well'to.do
farmers living near stewartstown, in
West Virginia, over the trespasses Of
Sisters hogs, The ieud extended-to
their families and connections, Pire
was added to the ieud not long ago by
the Sisters preieFring q charge Of illegal
liquor selling against Dietrich, who
owns a distillery, but which failed to be
established, and Dietrich was acquitted,
Last Sunday Allan and Alonzo sisler
and George and Flora Dietrich, all
nearly grown, attended the Baptist Sun,
day school at SteWaFtson. Soon the bad
blood showed itself and the congrega'
ton were astonished TO see the youths
OF each family bTandishing revolyers at
each other aud starting into a fight, A
scene Of wild confusion arose, women
and children screaming and frantic, and
the few men present could not quell the
disturbance. They soon had the church
to themselves and In the desperate fight
that ensued the Dietrich family were
badly used up, Georges head being
beaten with q revolver. and the other
being severely hurt,
Assistance arriving, the gang was put
TO flight, the slsler boys feeingto Union
town yesterday, and are now thought to
be seCreted at one OF the numerous coke
works in this region, Blood b~esplatter'
ed the walls and ceiling Of tue church,
showing the desperate nature Of the
contest, Great excitement prevails In
the neighborhood over the outbreak and
tho end Of the trouble has not been seen.
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~ HAD EN- all" said a r%ubicund, hap.
py.iaced gentleman, "All what2 =" asked
bis friend. "Why, all the symptoms Of
malaria, viz: lame back, aching joints,
sleeplessness, indigestion, dizzy fits,
cold extremities, rush of blood to the
head, constant fatigue, noappetite, pains
in the breast after eating, night sweats,
alternate Chills and fevers ETC., but
Browns Iron Bitters cured me and l
recommend 1t as being the best tonic
made" D&w.
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COMMISSIONERS w PATENTS,
ohArle. y. MltehelI, of Conneotleut.

Charles f, Mitchell, OF New Britain
Connecticut, Commissioner Of Patents
Is tue most widely known patent attor
ney in New England. He is a native o,
Bristol, Connecticut, and is about fifty
years OF age. Mr., Mitchell was educated
at Brown University, and has lived In
New, Britain about twenty-five years,
lie has represented New Britain in the
Legislature, was City Attorney for sew
eral years, and Is one OF the most promi,
nent Republicans in the State, The
new Commissioner Of Patents Is a sue
cess!nl political speaker, He Is a public
spirited and liberal man,
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In the medical line is the pleasant fruit
laxative, Elixir Of Dates. It combines
the active properties OF dates, figs and
prunes In such q way as TO make 1t one
Of the most pleasant and effective rene.
dies on the market. 1t Is easily taken
by old and young, and Is q sure cure for
habitual constipation, biliousness, dys.
pepsia, sick headache and piles, and all
diseases caused by q weak stomach, dis.
eased kidneys or inactive liver. Sold in
80 cent bottles by @. R. Goethe, w. w.
Irwin, W. L. Williams, John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin &
Co., wholesale agents.
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CHICAGO, March 27.-Cattle-ReCcipS 1900
head; AhlpmentI GOO head market steady;
bseYes 81 2Sai 20; steers & g0al l0i Btockerl and
feeders g 26aJ l0; COWS, bulls and mixed u 40a
3 2j; Texas steers 50 00a3 So. Hogs-Recolpu 49,
800 head; shipments 5000 head market 6tfongi
mixed 81 65aI 20; heavy AB5a4 65t light 81 Go
4Rt bIlps q G0a4 co. gheep-Recelpts COO
head; shipments 1900 head market strong;
natives g 00a1 co. western corn fed n 2ai SOL
lambs 81 Ga5 %.
EAST LmER1Y, Pa. Observation-Disclosures
100 head, shipments 40 head market tlrtn
prime 81 0Oa4 46; fair TO good % 6taa S. common
5 2SaS f6i Stocker! s2GOG9 Si feeders So. Hogl
Receipts Loo head; lhlpmen1 lao head
market iirm; medium Philadelphia 8 00a1 l0j
heavy hogs y Pi pigs and YOfkeI y 0O4b ~
Bheep-RSc0lptB 100 head shipments. lTAC
mead; market Slowi prime s. O6ab ISL fair u
good 81 9S0I 76i common q OOaS GOi lambs 9 10
0 10.
CtNctSNATt, o., March 27.-iIoFI dull and
loWori common Andllght 81 coal S0i packing and
butchers & coal 81 receipts 2,1OO headi ship
mentA SO head.
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"Caught in tho ActD-stage villains
ANARROWE ESCAPE.

Col. W. X. Nelson, Of Brooklyn, came
home one evening, feeling a peculiar
tightness in the chest. Before retiring,
he tried TO draw long breath but found
1t almost impossible. He suffered four
days from pneumonia, and the doctors
gave him up. DR.. ACker's English Rem.
edy for Consumption saved him and he
Is well to-day. o. Il. Goethe, r. b. Burt,
O. Menkemeller, Logan Drug Co. s
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SIN Disgrace"-D.
rEnnInLr~ rnnrWAnM1Nns

Cough in the morning, hurried or diff
6cult breathing, raising phlegm, tight.
ness ofthe chest, quickened pulse, chilli
ness in the evening or sweRts at night,
all or any Of these things are the first
stages Of consumption. DR.. ACkers
English Remedy for consumption Wiu
cure these fearful symptoms, and Is sold
under a pOsitire guarantee by O. r,
Goetze, R, B. Burt, 9. Menkemeller,
Logan Drug Co. 10
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


The Features Of the Money and Stock Mar.
NEW YoRK, March 27.-MonOy on call easy at
. to 8 per cent; last loan . per cent: closed
at ~ per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4llia6
per cent, Sterling exchange dull but firm at
slSS4ai $50, Sales Of stocks were 23S,95 shares.
The stock market started out this morning
with q burst Of activity, which, however, soon
died away and the usual dullneIs enSued with a
decline from the high prices OF the opening. The
opening prices were generally from II 70 X per
Centhlgher. There were some further slight ad.
vAneGs In the carly trading on avery lArBe btAl'
ness. After the ftst hour, however, q firm tone
developed right through the list, and fractional
advances were again scored. Extreme dullneSl
marked the irldlng In the afternoon, with no
feature or movement until toward delivery hour,
when Northwestern was attacked with little CT
feet, and In the last hour the strong tone reap
peared and Atchlson rose q point, ThoclOsc was
quiet but frm and generally At close TO the open
ing figures. Almost the entire active list 10 higher
tonight. burlington rose ~, Atchlson and 81.
Paul per cent each,
Railroad bonds fairly active; sales si,GSS,0O0.
nnVtnRVtF nnFN nVtA E0aNn koNHa sltttl ittN uStn
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Rent.

NOR EENT-THE DESIRABLE
h He,ldror, NJ ~ Main street. Apply 70
MM- IL lNMLN. mLs9
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ROal Estate.
FOR RENT.
For SALE

"a Co.
IA nv Nv ,iteCi, gtouhd bG BY igj feet
VIZ ~ $50. "S'"o '"ow'' s'Vu'u ~
n ea,l side South Front street.
M Se te,i side South front hifeei,
NJ NollP Front street, d detlhbie real,
N .Vshl l@ ieCl front
y I is.I I,iD ,'v'L SdNI4blO residences
Z, heliuhi, wv" 'V1''V"V'
N . igiqql. street, q toomed iiou,o,
l,gaS, aae 2n Market street, 4 desirable
~, S.9, sllt fronts 10 isot 1 inches on Main
40 fliaasC5I i NS9t Main iitssi aud IYdi9 n
~ ltdW. P'VPc'V ~ sou'h ehd Of NAH
Y GqlA Broadway.
NJ NgCollOch GtFseL,
M, Goild Front iirset,
lait 'lrn' lot aiS OF exchange Tot oil!
Ialt.. JAMES A. HENRY,
Ars,, Aren't vi Pension And UiAlm Al
htB''0NSclot and Notary Public,
V'TicHI No, iIl1 NGKEEi BfAHIf,
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n n srocK QUOTATIoNs-CLoBED MD,


NEW YoRE, March 91,-Flout. recclptS IAN
packages, OxpoFtE avs bafrciIi b.6i6 IapESi mar.
kel dull and lnohHnReIi SaleS ii,IOO barroiI.
Wheat, receipts $500 bushels; exports iyCOl
6ulhOlli SalSs l25Gs,cOo bushels Of FUTURES aud
29l,UN bushels q spot spot mATket, dull and "a
y higheIi mAtRet ht9Alyi No. red " w No.
! while Goi nngTadVd red We options aetlyc
s any, H NSN ! MHi ~ GSnC Z Az ia M SiI G,o sR%GI AARiii
July glhgi August ~, lASSdc closing o. gOci Sep
IGng S we pSSsn9SF SSG n H{e anlsii west
efn @SaSSc Gort, receipts i9Sg ~ eHlhelli ox'
Por1 SlSy 5q n6 y @Isa 9L2,V9 Gnshsil q y.
lutes anu lIpgOg Dnhneis q spoil matket ialfy
i2cl April i21(ei May lg'aiGl (, closing a z
InnS dgyscl Ivy i9SSc Oatl receipts 1900
Il, u lqtss and a,gp GalhgIss q lPSEi make
western ssa2Je while da SaS9ci az; Chicago
s ssgits rn hnI ,o enI nNpPo qI'Sc,ii, M VgIe h steagy
G y "a pV Imns NV d nIGI1GaI4 IA A NJ w a1 h,S HaI iSSSgass
if.GSi September iHpSSIT' aSSi ,oSl06St. GoSS%,
Ma otist aiiSlia, gnTSI. rssw veSy itFSSny Y
iinnStiSiIy ariiySi faIf fe8hIpp bii.i6Si bsRnHd
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and April S3HasIc; May sia3IAc; June AKA
SiAc. Butter dull and weak; Pennsylvania


BALTIMORE, March 2.-wheaL western easy;
No. . winter red, spot, March and April SOFA
200; May 9VAR9OXc; June eISa9OtO; July S7Nc.
Corn, western trmt mixed, spot March aud
April il1fci May. 4lhailNc. BATS steady
Hay ffm al SIC 0Oal6 60, Butter quiet; western
packed lsA2Oc: creamery 25a2Gc, Eggs weak al
lie. Coffee dull; Rio 1870.
CINCINNATI, o., March 27.-Flour dull and
weaker. Wheat dull; No. 2 red e5C; receipts aud
shipments 900 bushels. Corn tirmi No. 2miIed
siSsdyi INC No. G,t w. 70 Fork quiet al 81 sf8
Lard lrm; d 7.OOc. Bulk meats and bacon
steady and unchanged. Whisky. firm at q %,
Butter, sugar aud cheese unchanged. Eggs
weak and lower at SaShc.
ToLEDo, March q. Wheat dull and firm;
cash 9lAgJ5tc; May 9i1%c; July sc; August stNc.
Oats quiet May 2T5lc. ClOyetseed ActIyei cash
IS Is,
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s%uspended'-


"For want OF a nail, a shoe was lost
for want OF shoe, a horse was LOST fol
want OF q horse, q rider was lost
Never neglect small things. The frs
signs OF pneumonia aud consumption
can positively DO checked by DR.. ACker'l
English Remedy for Consumption. O
r, Goethe, r. B. Burt, O. Menkemeller
Logan Drug Co. 0
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Notwithstanding FOR FOUR
Ito ,, Ia thu rear Of No. lis Main street,
~, d, anrsr. mTlh
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nuekIen,. ArnIen salre.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, Chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
It Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfac'
ton, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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NEW YoRK, March 2I,;1Pettolonni opened
very dull and remained 10 all day, closing dull
AZ 4lLci AiCs SGl,OOO barrels.
Oil CRY, PA, March T.-0pen@ al gHo
highest ViLScj lowest glkni closed q 9lNci nlel
1900 battoliI clCaranCes l,8j6,QO bAffelBi ship
meniS 6V,Sld barrels rum H),&3 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, PA, March 2%7,-reuoleun dull
and steady, opened u gi9tcj closed 81 VIC
highest VlIIci lowest piNc
B~RAnToEb, PA, March. 97,-opened al 9l9Sc
closed d u 3 highest Olhci lowest WEI clear
RnOcS $4,000 barrels,
highest y TSi lowest VI Z closed GtOiIiG
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Mother Ito daughter)-I understand
my dear, that you made quite an i'm
preston at the Conversations the otheI
evening"
Daughter-"Yes, mamma"
Mother-"What subject did you dis
cuss?"
Daughter-T didn't discuss anything
mamma; / let others do the discussing
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my friends and iellow.Citizens," be.
gan tho impassioned orator, "the gentle
man whom we are about to nominate Is
a man way beyond suspicion"
"Sure that's what he Isl" shouted an
opposing voter. "What we've got asin
him Is all facts"
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BY ieOlns as much "a you eau OF the world. But
ere you Iet out either a. a tourist, commercial
traveller OF emigant-WhethOt you 30 by rail-
steamship or steamboat, provide yourself with
HOEottef'I Stomach Bltters, which thetnVollng
public recognizes a. tho %inCItmcdlcal safeguard
and preventive Of sea sickness with which any
one journeylng BY land OF water can DO pro
yided. II furnishes TO the western pioneer Gdc'
quAtO protection AgainIt malaria rheumaliimI
and those disorders Of tho bowels which MAS
mGlAluLSd water bcsCt. It's iedativC effect upon
a stomach pertufbed BY the rocking Of q lhlpi,
lftlY magical, and Il IG a capital appetizer aud
nerve InTigoratof. Excellent Il IL Tor bilious
meas and kidney inAction, aud II eonnieracm, u
q remarkable degree, the effects oil fatigue phy,
Ilcai or mental, Alter Wetllng aud exposure In
Indictment weather, u bAould DO used a 4 pro
yentiyO.
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New Arriyal-"Are the students here
as hard up as they are said TO be?"
Old Timer-"Hard up2 Well, should
say they were hard upI Many OF US
have 50 little money that we even have
to be iree.thinkers,N
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sYNProXs.-MoiEture; intense itching and
singing; most d night; worse by scratching,
II allowed 10 continue tumors form, which
often bleed and ulcerate, becoming very sore.
SwAYNE'B OINTMENT stops the itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most cGSeS re.
80 cents. Dr.. SwAyne & Ron, Philadelphia.
rhAW
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WHEELING DAILY NTELLIGENCER, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 28 1882

last longer because they are not rubbed
or boiled 50 much, Remember to put
each boiling Of clothes in cold water,
and heat after being put in, Atable-
spoonful OF spirits Of turpentine in each
boiling will whiten the clothes,
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Rc,sma. Itchv. SonIy. SItIn Torturea

The simple application Of "swAYNE's ONT,
MENT," withoutlny internal medicine, will cure
any case Of letter, sAlt lthcum, Rlngwormt
Piles, Itch, Sores, Pimples, Eczema, al sealyl
Itchy skin EruptionE, no matter how obstinate
OF long standing. II Is potent, effective, and
costs but q trife. TThSAW
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Stockholders Meetings.
CTOOKHOLpERsI MEETING.

PT~TTsBUEgI, WHEELING & KENTUCKY u, &c.,
WHEELING, W, Van March 10, 1853,
The annual meeting Of the stakeholder Of the
PllAburRh, Wheeling 4 Kentucky RAILROAD
COMPANY, VIII be held q the office o. the Com,
a., 1889, NJ one thirty l;S0I O'Clock p, M, for the
purpose OF eleCtlng q Board Of Directors for the
ensuing year, aud the transaction OF such other
business ~ may properly come before the meet
Ing, J, n, BELLRViLLE,
mrll.Th Secretary,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-28
General Notices,
Union Building Association

The Union building Association isnow read,
10 receive subscription for stock, The value o
each Share Is slC9. The weekly payments TWEEN
ty.ave cents. Information will be Furnished
and stock can be obtained upon application Il
either Of the lucorpOrAtors,
LEWIS sTEENRoD, ILL., MCGREGoR,
GEORGE Loos, VIII. CALDWELL,
H. +. JONES, W. NJ. BOUCHER,
+. p. JEPsoN, MI, WOLF,
G. II. COLLIER, GEORGE SMITH,
JOSEPH LAWSON, CIIAs, LuKESs.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-28
Auction |
/ NOTION sALEl

IuiI sell At my residence, corner Main and
TacnticIh streets, at suction, on ThulsdAyr
~ W. ii'S,a,cbolh and Kitchen Furniture, conkllt'
~ PsfIlt and Bee. room Sets, ten Carpets,
~. v,fL Tor Nash Stands, one Spring Wagon
and a hlnFl