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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-07
Washington School Of ElOCUti0n
AND oRAroRY

"N'' d. STEVENS llART"....".""PrlnClpA
"l'N"st NV, WASHINGTON, u. C..
lcnbcf& 'V" ''si"S WEDNESDAY, Sep
p,. onhg O. Instruction embraces Rlocullop
MISG.lCa ihtgIith aud English CiAuics, lain
si ,hn,,,,sV M9detn Languages, Vocal and Ink
Tihn n p,1a. Mutlg and Physical Culture,
Of iesrl's,u.' VIAl assisted by all efficient corn
vmlcd Glasses for bnvs and ,,i,is d.u.
the evening. ' '''"" 'psUuc'lOh given u
Mi, pSons, awarded, limited number Of nv
n,VNyin,nn,inodAlCl In the family, 'N' W W.
1gtNGEh LilrC ''''''"''' "PT'| 70 lNIL .Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-07

hoSpS AND STOCK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ND,
Y. 4. Is fCg,.,....l Nash & Ctlat,....,,., 8IIS
Y. =. Is vOnpOn..,,,l Sew Jersey Central VIZ
Y. $. Az reg. ,.,,.lOSS Northern lhCllIe... ~
Y. y. Va cOupOn.,.lOSE 40 pTVierTud-,.,.. VA
Adams Express,,mliO Chicago 4 n. W.m.lOi
American ExpruSS.l09 do preferred. iOA
Canada Suiillltrn.. hlMlNGw York Central. lUTAs
COutral hleic..,,,, ~, Ohio 4 Mississippi, 2i4s
ChGsap eakGSSOhiO. lSIli do preiprtcd,,,,,, ~
do ilfst preferred. 49, Pacific MAli,..,...,. N.Y.
do second preid. 1917 l'IttsbIIfgh..
q. Q. q, & l.,......,, Reading .... ....,,,.,
beaver Il II. U,..,, lJ53lSt, l.. & 8, F..,.... ~
Erle.m....,,,.,.....,, M do preierred,.... GtlJ
do prGieFrcd.r,,- 81 do first pHierred.llB
Fort WHynp.......,..li IC. NJ &St. Paul, CIV
Kansas 4 Texas. I'M DO pIeiurTe,-..".l03
Lake Erie 4 West, liEirexlS Pacific .,.,... ~
do prelerrcl..,..... 621g Union hCIlc-.,,. GIls
Lake shor1.......i0;EI unltuh states Ex". ~
I.OuiGYlllc u Nash. bGAlW., 1T. Il, ~ I.,,,,,, lgJ
H., N. A. Il C......,... rs do preierred,,..., ~
Memphis 4 Chas... bi wellS.tafgo Ex,...IiH
Michigan Genital. SGH Western UnOn,,,, R3A
Missouri paClLD. 7lJ.I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-07

The man who is suspicious lives in II
constant state Of unhappiness. II would
be better for his peace Of mind to DO too
trustiul than too guarded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-07

You may set it down as truth, which
admits oifew exceptions, that those who
ask your opinion really want your
praiRe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-07


tp,ins an thS IVhsnI1s =, H. u' ~ ;o'.
IEGv w WiIESIH NV.
"a, g,SG :, ~, E.n :, -, g ~ ~ = NM M, "
v ~, Sis ER; ' SSy y w. 'VO p IN" WV p M
$40 a. M. 7;iS a. N, io.oOn M. lo,Sn M. a,an
Nj ;; " SiIO Fl I p TT 1870 p ~
mi, me- irliows. Tcnvs ~ , ny s0S y, VII
Tan every hour until as pm. Leave %hsSilgs
:, IN FS"ent nhi,,rtH wi, VIZ I I'LL ~
Hs: hAs sGh c gSt ~ itH VIII leave faFG ~
noI '' U"u va N''-''' y Il uit,psru s,,r,,
~. y. =. S5S!!, e4E Is
pAITIMORE& OHIO RAILROAD
DDepartlFc Of trSios from Wheeling, sChcdujo
In slSSt November ;N. W. y isSGEStSEp time:
M sj M MI AT; " iaiy ana G iIis N ALI
except Saturday ny a I;
E ESE 9IoSss s6 g SS daily
~ ~ y " aaiS SiSS att iDis2 u agiS ana
5a ihS grS aa', SSSSsi saturday ana 9i2O
u'f " r.. tva.2Hii,,, N n p.,,,
pbiiddSiShIS spH Es,S WIZ y. ~ hG1 a.gE
= ' y ~ SUI NSW 10TH wv uLAltOl, 5000
s n h9a SaoPm' daily via pi'aSuFSh e'So p NJ
u't Nv MI, .h,,-,,,, 49,, ,v..h,,,,. n. ann
eSsspt snndsy '%sIitIoSSi xsR nv xxx II, VIII.
NJ E9r 5pII,sERurga Wasltngton' baltimore and
T1Im,n M INA y, p; YIrppj y, e,rd.
on NiviNt4'N' 1Au N'uu'ui'a''' $40 M suhu"I
daiiv c1Snnt Rnnasv ' ~, I'm anu v nOon
Cation S tl 5SSS'm9 y tilt N, daily
Az EoE NutnUVFuHiu'o'AVAu W. uaily' except Sun
a1y X. q. cr.,..,,,,. s.s. o,oO -. ,o
n ~. SSily' exCsnt aSnaa1i W. ''EV III Au" O'AV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-07

.CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH
iS, 1sSs. Tnin leave bridgeport, Central Stand,
ard time. For Pittsburgh, Chicago and CievG
land, 400 N, FOR rtlIbutBh, lOy22 a M For
Chicago and Cleveland, iii2 p m, FOR Pillebrtgh
q 70. For Martins Ferry, G;l5 NJ.
Trains arrive At Bridgeport al 7!6a M 10ilb 4
m, 1873 p m, Ai4b p m, 4iO7 p m, and 7a1pm'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-07

Otliesl Nol, 70 aud y Foartsoata Street.

CUE 9NlelllgeN(Rt,
ONCE se.. % aud y Fourteenth Street
TUE POETS AND THE NEW YEAR,
May you hold this Angel
pearer than the lust
20 bless bis Future
While he crowns my PIAt,
M -Adtlqids a. Proctor,
The wave Is breaking GU the shore,
the echo ,iadlpg from tue chimei
Again the shadow m0yeth DER
Thedlal'plAte Of Time,
-RAtaier,
iaot,by, Old Year, with your white drawn face,
Your chRstO and SRdleied past;
into your place with swift, proud step
Ihe Young Year glides NJ last,
-sitlla IikeBl Etdliis.
For the Eusr lIio draws higher
Aadi's morning star cilnbi hlgheE.
Ear!h,S hold on US grows slIRhier, 80
Ana the weary burden lighter,
Ana the dawn Immortal brighter
Every year
Anon,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-07

D1TTsBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST.
i LOUIS RAILWAY C0,-IanhAhdlu Route
leave Wheeling. Central Standard time; FOR
Hteubenvllle, Pittsburgh and the East, $40 a. m,
i2N p. M, 8i20 p m, and $50 p, M, For Colutn!
bus, CINCINNATI, Indianapolis and 81. Louis O;2O
1875 p. IN. Trains arrive Al Wheeling NJ bibO
q, NJ, 1000 q. IN, $40 p. m. aud ei2O p. m.
Trains leaving at 6i20 4. m, and striving $40
p. m. run A0lld between Wheeling and Pitts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-07
Railroads.,

WHEELING & ELM GROVE r. r.,
wv OnRnd after Saturday October 10, lsSS,
trains on the Wheeling s. Elm Grove Railroad
will run Us follows;
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09
IS ,s ssagsss s%; . ssss s: !. q i.ss. MI e ssss
I.lvN ssnck Prices


PHrI.ApEIrBiA, sept. The receipts At the
West Fhilsdciphia and North Pennsylvania
Drove Yards were:
Reeves. sheep. Hogs.
For the week .,,...a..s.s........S,WD 14,WU 1r6O
Previous week, ek,,........,....2,g73 1900 T,aD
Beef cattle--Thc receipts for the week includ-
cd sol head for shipment 10 GLASGOW per The
steamer Manitohan, leaving 3,S0 head for the
market or 225 head In excess of last week the
arrivals were OF an inferior quality, no really
extra stock being among the demand was only
moderate, and prices declined 10 TO l,c v 100.
We quote extra at &c good, tsafssc me-
dium, taIlsc; common, ses'4c; Texans, 30
SIC {: fat cows. 2ism9c.
Sheep were IN good demand and firm Extra,
5i.@5isc good, FxaF,c; medium, is4iic; COM
mon, 3,SeSs.c; cufs. 2lea3Lc.
lambs were in good demand and prices
remained nrm extra, 6izer7c; good, 5ii@61f;
medium, ,iyd5isc common. Aa &c.
Hogs were IN fair demand for all grades but
extra heavy Western, which were drug In the
market good light Western, 61S9,s,sc; heavy
Western, ois@Ssso extra heavy western, 81
66c,
Fat cows were dull and weak at 2ita3c
slippery cows were Inactive at sIAg9.
Bologna cows were In fair request at $50 -.
Mich cows were In poor demand at s2tdJ.
Mich calves were In fair demand at 48Sc.
Dressed Reeves were fairly active ri bla7c
natives and tiSaec for Texans
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09
live Stock Markets. .

CHICAGO, sept. 7.-Receipts, $500; shipments
npht SLOW; bceVes, 81 1904 20; steers
g. VJgi ~ stocllers and feeders, si 9oa3 on ,
cows, bull and mixed. 81 OOg3 90; Texas cattle
sl apg3 ~ bulk, e. Ooa3 %. '''''
Hoss-iteceipts, 500; shipments 3 500: ,mar.
Ket steady; mixed 81 55Gi 30: heavy, VI 10
q 10 ight, - seei s0i skips, 50 jOGi 40
sheep ep-,lsecelptsi 700; shipments. 800: mar
- seei % shorn Texans, s3 io9i 10; lambs, "a 90
EAST TY.-Cattle-Receipts zoe: shin
ments 40 market steady fair 10 good So IA
: common, oaS 80 stockers, s2 5OG2 90 /;
~ cars OF cattle shipped 10 New York
marisl slow; pigs and light WORKERS 81 5Oa 100;
medium and light Philadelphia 81 iadJ ~
heavy hogs - 1904 % cars shipped to New
sheep Receipts, loo shipments. IlOO: mar
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09
she Wants Her Legal Share.

Mrs. Robert A. Evans late ON Saturday
concluded to decline the legacy left TO her
by her husband and has elected 10 accept
what the law gives her. Being without
children she receives under the law one
half Of the personal estate and the income
OF one half Of the real estate during her life,
Her share under her election will be much
larger than she would have received had
she accepted the provisions of the will.
The conclusion she reached will not
snect the specific bequests made by Mr..
Evans TO his relatives but there will bo
complications a. to the real estate he has
willed since she will enjoy half the in
come thereof during her life, and the de-
visees will take il 80 encountered,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09
For Ncw Unyen institutions.

Bv the death of Mrs. Ellen NJ. Clifford,
las, surviving heir ofthe late Philip Marett,
in New Haven, on Saturday, an estate
valued at over S60o,ooo, which was held by
her in trust, reverts to the local institutions
as follows. Connecticut hospital, the in
come 10 be used in supporting free beds,
sleo,Uoo; city of New Haven, sl2o,Wo, the
income 10 he used for INDECENT aged and
infirm persons, not paupers; Yale college,
SIN, 200, the income 10 be used for scholar
ships in the academical department New
Haven orphan asylum, s5o,Wo st. Francis
orphan asylum. so, 1000; city of New Haven,
$50. 900, 10 aid the public library for the
state Of Connecticut, and 100000 to be used
for the support of an institution for idiots
and imbeciles.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09
1Auri,rts.
rhIIadelphIa rroducn Mnrls.

PHILADELPHIA, sept. R-Noon- Flour weak
fenna supefs, JDG2 75 extra. 2S5aS Is ;
Ettaillly' Esatilly' J ~s4 O)i roller, ioO@i 50; patent.
=, Wheat easy; No. Red, new, ~. sec /;
No. Penn'T Red. SIZE.
Corn 81 1ady No. Z, iSG4SIsc.
oats steady; No. 2 While 2gIya27c. No. 2
Bran firm Winter II 5Odl875.
Baled hay dull 10 Ondl3 30 as 10 Iuuality .
timothy lOUdl3 20 for choice; mixed, Coll 90
baled rye straw, new,sl3 2jo lS -.
Butter rrl; Peun'a creamery extra.
lSa Dc Penu'a tirsts extra 22d2G
Eggs steady; Penu'a hrstS, 9lc,'
lG2c. <% ''H
petroleum steady: refined IN bbls., a. -.
folatocH iTm alG I0c a basket
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09
coo Dead at Antwerp.

The fire which started in the cartridge
factory in Antwcrp on Friday has at last
been cxtinguished Several more corpses
have been found and the number Of the
dead will certainly reach 200. King Leo
pold and the cabinet minister on Sunday
visited the hospitals where the sufferers by
the fire are being cared for. The arrest of
NJ. Carvillain, the proprietor of the car
fridge factory. has been ordered.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09
In a TnrrIhln Condition. {

The road back of the reservoir is in nj.
mosts impossible condition. The mud
taken from the reservoir was allowed TO
remain there, and the rain of Saturday
made 1t so deep that parties using that road
were stuck. Several parties had TO un-
hitch their horses and leave their vehicles
in the mud. IL this street is not intended
for public use il should be closed. 4 few
evenings ago drunken man with load
ogpicnic was fast in the mud to his waist
until rescued
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09
He Talked Too Much.

party OF young men were playing
cards In = chicken coop in the eastern end
~ town yesterday and John Lawrence.
who did not have hand, kept 'talkine in,'
eeAuug dinerent ones how to play. This so
eeraged Charles Weaver, young man
eooos ~ years OF age, that he struck Law
gtnoe IN the mouth with saw which he
vaeked mp. cutting terrible cash in MS
tooGne. The injury had the effect of keep
ing his tongue quiet.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09
Hand Caught In n Press.

J. /. Lyte, who has opened a job print
ing offico over Longs Sons drug store, had
his hand caught In a press on Saturday
and very badly injured. On the third
finger of one hand was a large Masonic
ring. This was pressed into tho flesh to
the bone and IL was necessary for Ernest
Zahm to saw IL of. The next finger was
also badly injured. Or. Welchans dressed
the hand
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09
For the Wilmer Homo.

a number of ladies have offered their
services TO the managers of the Ann c.
Wilmer home, and will assist them with
their needles. The managers now appeal
20 the public for material in the way OF
house linen, such as toweliug, napkins,
pillow case muslins, &c. The home COM
mittec will take charge of il when CON
tyibuted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09
The Woman Exchange,

The woman's Exchange will open in the
large store room in Centre Square, which
until recently was occupied by Charles III.
Berr. Persons who desire To avail them.
selves of the advantages of the exchange,
ste requested TO have their articles ready
Tor the opening of the room. All kinds Of
speeimens of woman handiwork will be
kept on hand constantly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09
Before the MnYor.

Tins morning the mayor had several
customers before him. One of these was
James Burke, who was acting badly at
West King and Water streets Sunday
morning. He had been drinking and
Officer Weaver ordered him away from the
corner. Burke refused to go and Weave
undertook to arrest him. Burke resisted
ara fought hard. While the officer was
putting the nippers upon him the prisoner
tore his coat to pieces and damaged his
pantaloOns. He was taken TO the station
house just the same, however. The mayor
postponed action In his case this morning
and this afternoon Burke was tiisehargC d
amer paying for Officer Weaver's clothes
and the costs.
Conrad Nye, who was drunk and dis
orderly at the circus grounds, was dis
charged and allowed to go to his home in
Mountville. Frank Isaacs, the dissipa,ed
Snowman, is still in the station house try
ing to get straight.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09
A Contortioni.t NarrIod.

Walter Wentworth, the well-knowu con-
tortionist, will make his home, in Lancas-
ter in the future. He was married recent
ly by Rev. Henry L. Cheesemau, of Cam
den, n. j., TO Mrs. Mary Carpenter, widow
o. the late John A. Carpenter of this city
Mr.. Wentworth has been givingstereoptican
exhibitions through the county ana Will
appear tonight at Rothweiler's hall. lie
has made dates for eight weeks, commenc-
Ing next Monday with museums through
mt the East
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09
Preached a Farewell sermon

Rev. $. J. Campbell, who has been in
this country for several months in the
interest of tho Methodist missions in his
country, is on his way back to his native
land. He preached at the Strawberry street
church last night 10 large congregation
A collection for his benefit was taken ur
and n handsome sum realized.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09

This morning milkman named Bru-
baker drove down Christian street towards
the Pennsylvania railroad. Just as he was
about 20 cross the tracks the engine OF the
York accommodation backed up, going to-
wards pillervillc. The horse would have
been caught had Il not been for Harry w.
Buckius, the nimble reporter of the ie-
arpiner, who spoiled big item by catching
him by the head aud quickly backing him
from the track, much to the astonishment
of the driver. who had not seen the engine.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09
To BE Married I'm Church.

From the Middletown Press.
Rev. James X Raymond, of this place,
now pastor of the NJ. +. church at Ians-
dale. Montgomery county, will be married
10 Miss Anna S. ortman In the Duke street
NJ. l.. church at Lancaster, on Tuesday,
Sept. IL, at 10 a. IN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09

Took n Harrisburg Horse. 1.

The chief Of police has received IA postal
from William Haines, livcryman, OF
Harrisburg, stating that q man giving his
name as Cornelius Iiite secured team
from him on Saturday and did not return
ii. He thinks he may have come this way.
IIito is over 6 feet high and 10 years old.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09
IIa Cot n sl,A,.t E.r,,,

George Ferguson, for being drunk and
disorderly, was sent to jail for five days
by Alderman Hershey,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09
Eratita.

OWINs.-ln this city, on the 9TH inst Bcnla.
mln +. Jr, son OF BENJAMIN +. and Ella owens,
aged one year.
Inc relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from
ms grandiathers res dcnce, BENJAMIN r. Kichl
No. IL Church street, IN Wednesday afternoon
AT o'clock. lntormcnt at lions cemetery.
fINkEKIoN.-At Mount JOY, Sept Z lSSN
stephen G. finkerton.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend funeral from his late residence in Mt
JOY, wednesday morning, Sept. H. At 1880
o'clock. ~.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09
Arrival of crnnito.

The first lot Of granite for the new trust
building on North Queen street arrived Mt
the 7. r. II. freight station from Westerly,
X. l., to-day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09

WI have on hand cheap lot ut attractive
picture cards, Just the thing FOR advertising AT
the lair.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09

We have IN stock type writing papers all
sizos and weights, plain and ruled, with mar
Eimd lines. L. :. linen parchment bond. etc.
Prices lower than elsewhere.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09
Card of Thanks to the Public.


The sisters Of st. Joseph's hospital desire to
convey their heartfelt thanks To all persons who
contributed In making the charity festival for
the benoflt Of 81. Joseph's hospital, on Monday,
september 2 success to the organizers OF the
movement; 10 the public In general for tho
numerous attendance and liberal patronage ;
10 the men, women and girls who worked SO
untiringly for the noble cause to the members
OF the iroquos band for their excellent music
aud cash contribution, 10 all the sincere thanks
OF the sisters arc extended.
AT the same time the committee of arrange
ments desires TO submit the following report
pertaining TO the financial result Of the fcsti.
val:
Receipts from all go 2l
AgsFssuh eSpehses.'.-....,..,.,.- 80 ~
Net gain for hospital ............,...S IA 90
Which aincunt has been handed over to thnt
Institution.
Once more We return thanks 10 all our bene-
factors THE SISTERS,
II OF 81. Ioseph's Hospital
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09

oPESiNG Of the Lancaster Business College,
on Monday, September l6 This old-established
school VIII open at Grant Hall, Law Building,
No. "a North Duke street; rear entrance on
Grant street The Principal can be seen al his
old location, No, lO,S East King street, until
then.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09

Picture Albums. 25c, SOC, T5c, 81, up to IS.
Dolls, SC, loc, l7c, 25c, up to si.25.
sl25 Blankets and Comforts, 81.
&c, Sc, &c, loc, l21c Cotton Fannels, &C. &C, 7c
Sc, l0c a yard.
80, 81, 50 Black Thibet Shawls, $3.50, S. and q.
Heavy stripe and Checks Shirtings, SIC yard.
g Lace Curtains. sl.50 a pair.
Hill Muslin, 7c yard
size Pant Goods, 25c.
sl5 si5O, s. $50 White Quilts, ST. 81 25 81 So g.
S7l1c and T5c Table Linen, 25c and SOC.
l2Hc and l7c Bed Tickings, lOc, l21Sc.
5oc and zoe Underwear, 37lac and SOC.
81, sl.25, sL59 Umbrellas, 75c. 81, sl.25.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09

4 SS1GNED ESTATE OF J. II. ESBEN-
"A shade n son, OF Salisbury township. Lam
caster county. J. II. Esbenshado & Son, Of Sails
bury township, said county, having by deed 81
voluntary assignment, dated september T. 1889,
assigned and Transferred all their estate and
effects 10 the undersigned for the benefit Of the
creditors of the said j. II. Esbenshade & Son,
he therefore gives notice to NIL persons Indebted
TO said assIgnor, TO mako payment 10 the un-
dorsigned without delay, and those having
claims TO present them 10
PETER DORSHEIMER, Assignee,
Residing In Blrd.in-Hand.
II, NJ. HoUSER, Attorney. g3-6tdM
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-09

All Makes Best Spool Cotton, 31<c.
Canvas School Bags, l0c.
l216c Dress Buttons, sc dozen.
Misses Corset Waists, 25c.
Joc Ladies' Corsets, 37,zc.
Wool Dress Cloth in Checks, lOc.
5oc Henriettas. size yard
S7I%c Wool Dress Cloths, Csc
81 i6 inch Black Henrfettas, 75c.
37lac All-Wool Black Cashmere, 40 inch. 25c.
81 All-Silk Satin Rhadama, 75c.
SOC All.Wool Tricot Cloths, 37J&c.
81 inch 81 Black Silk, 75c.
Ruchings, 2,5 10, l25%, II, q cents a yard.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-05-09
"a.

8. r. No: 269-AN ACT to amend section
nine l9] title three ~ of chapter one III
OF the General Laws OF one thousand eight
hundred and seyenty-two tle72], entitled
surance law for the State Of Minnesota and
to revise and amend the laws Of said state
relating to home and foreign insurance
companies" being section two hundred and
n1nety-four 1914 Of chapter thirty-fo0
1871 Of the General Statutes 1873.
Be IT enacted by tho Legislature Of the stats
OF Minnesota:
SECTION !: That section nine [e] Of tide
three Isl. chapter ono III Ut the General
Laws Of 1872, being section two hundred
and ninety-four 1924 Of chapter thirty-fout
l34] Of the General Statutes 1873, be and
the same il hereby amended 50 as to read q
follows:
SEC. 9. It is unlawful for any insurance
company Of this state 10 purchase, hold or
other insurance company tofpurchuse, hold
or convey real estate within this state. except
OF the kind and IN the manner and time fol.
lowing:
may hereafter acquire within any incorpor-
ated city for the purposes Of improvement
:. Such as shall have been nortgagsd to it
viously contracted or for moneys due; or,
3. Such al shall have been conveyed to II
In satisfaction Of debts previously contracted
IN the course of its dealings; or,
q. Such as shall have been purchased at
sals. upon Judgments, DEGREES Or mortgages
obtained or made for such debts
Real estate lawfully acquired as aforesaid
under subdivisions g. 3 and hereof, except
such as has been heretofore o. may be here
after acquired within any incorporated city
under said subdivisions, Shall be disposed al
within five Isl years after the company 40
quired title to the same, unless the company
commissioner that the interests Of the com
pany will suffer materially by a forced sele
thereof, and extending the time Of tho sals
to period fixed in said certificate"
SEC. 9. The provisions Of the above seo.
ton shall not apply to any conveyance here
tofore made to, or by. or hereafter made to or
by any foreign corporation created aud or
gained with power under its charter to 40
9uire, hold and convey real property in .
fduciary capacity.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage.
Approved April ID, 1889.