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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-04

have been a great sufferer from hay
fever for 10 years. | read OF the many
wondrous cures OF Ely's Cream Balm
and thought ! would try 1t, In fifteen
minutes alter one application | was
wonderfully helped. Two weeks ago ]
commenced using 1t and now l feel en-.
tireiy cured. 1t Is the greatest medical
discovery ever known or heard of,-Du.
hamel CLARK, LYe, Mass. MwF&w.
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CoIuMBus, O., Jan. /, 18sO.-To The
ELIXIR OF DATES Co. Dear Srs:-Elixir
Of pates cured me Of habitual constipa.
ton and dyspepsia. recommend 1t to
all my friends. Very truly you're, Joseph
thinner, Prop. OF Hotel st. CLAIRE, Co.
lumbus, o. Sold by O. R, Goethe, w. W.
Irwin, W. Z. Williams and John Laugh.
lin. Logan Drugo o.. and Goodwin& Co.,
wholesale agents, ]
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF the Money and Stock
Marietta,

The Features OF the Money and Stock
Markets,
NEW York, Sept S.-Mohey on call easy at
az too per cent; last loan 0 per cent; closed Of
ierod at 0 per cent. Prime mercantile paper ta7
per cent. Sterling exchange quiet but steady at
q SllaI SIX. Sales S76,0oi shares.
Tho stock market was moro active than any
day during the past three months, and tho
strength III leading stocks was very pronounced.
Northern PaclHrs were again tho leading features.
Rock Island was also 0 faYoflte, while bt. Paul
and northwestern were comparatively Sluggish,
beinR even weak on The Disappointment oyer
the fanl that gains In the net earnings TOT July
WetO smaller than expected, The Gould stocks
wore ID good request aud MISSOURI Pacific
became active aud Gtfong, followed BY
Wabash. Alohison was tho one weak feature OF
the day, but weakness seemed 70 have little OF
no effect upon the remainder Of lhe Let, And IL
II tho only Itock showing any material loss ~
The result Of the days buAlIeaG. The market
duleied down near Tue cl0tO. The active LIST,
With few unimpOttAnt exceptions u higher,
Northern PAniHG preferred u ,up az pet cent,
common |, Manitoba aud HlflligtQn \ quincy
w OREGON TfanBc0ntlnentAi TX. Hook ialAnd
and Hooking Valley ~, Union Pacific ~, Atph'
lhUti TX beF cent lower,
Railfpad bond Gul0t sales q 100000.
OuVefhtntul and BlAln honda dull and steady,
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30 HlRacal superintendent.

GLEy ELAND 4 piTTsBURGH
ARAtLRoADeuhdef schedule ID eGeci ma
2iisp Trains leave Bridgeport, Cchihai Stand.
Atd ilnieL Fot Eltlbptght Chicago and glove.
Chicago and cleveland, iii9'p, m, IN biz.
tytgh Ghd New York aiGl , h. For stOd6sn.
ThiEs tilys 4. Itldgepotl y issa M, lois
on bAtufdays Only-kof kAlI il~Veinnsi atA
p mi from kAal liverpool, iiiiiI' n, WV
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 0.-wheat, western quiet
No. 2wintGt red SPOT aud September 7gkc; uCto
Der S0NtSO1%c: December 6iC. Corn, western
AteRdy; mixed SpotAnd September l0aiOkc 9; Oeto'
Der ~ 4a4lC. Oats steady; western white 26a21Hc,
Pork, mCss ST. 81. Butter lrm; western PACKED
l0llSC. Eggs film OF lS1lc. Coffee frmeri Rio
iAN.
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Wood ashes are largely used by farm
ers as q top dressing for meadows.
Spread at the rate OF about fifty bushels
nay 1nrn
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trustees Sales.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

ny virtue OF a deed Of trust made 70 me, a
trustee BY Nathan Wilkinson aud Meggie !. WI
iInS0n, iii wife, dated the 18th day o. July
isiS. and now Of record In the Clerks ONCE o.
Inc County Court OF Ohio County, west VIE
gInIA, IN Deed OF Trust BOOK No. y, on page lgIl
twill proceed 10 soil Of public sale At the front
door OF The Court HotIc,oi Ohio county Wesi
Virginia, IN the city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, sEprEMBER !, 1880,
commencing al 10 o'clock A. M the iollowlns
property, Situated on the. east side O. Eoti stteet
between TWentyBecOnd and twenty, lhlrd
streets, IN what ID known. ~ Bolrl and yhep'
ii6e's addition, ia the Fifth ward 10 the said city
OF Wheeling, West VirRlnia, that u 70 kay, lol
number Two hundred and tOfty'lye Ht6h
The said lot has q rood brick dwelling honse
thereon, and Il the same property where CoL
NGIhAa Wilkinson resided at tho time OF MI
TsTM oy slLH-onSthlrd Of the purchase
money in eaIh on the day Of sale, the balance y
two equal lnatalments, payable WIN mercy "
unU and two years from day OF SAFE the putunAt
ct giving his notes with RO0d. security iQr au91
deferred payments, and the. LEGAL tl!le 70 saic
property 70 DO retained Until tuoh deferred pay
'AS'N ~ "V' JAMES r. RoGERs, Trustee.
~ n ItAttVh ANrilnhaaF. iY1
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ToLEDo. o., Sept. a.-Wheat ActiyO and lower
cash 1891 September 7.1lGci October 7g15O; Decen
Dor $50 Corn dull; cash $50; September
361Sc. Oats qulet; cash 2NC. CloVOrAoed firm
October 81 IS; November 81 20,
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WHEELING, ". Va, Sept. 8.
GoodhuO 4 Thomas, the live stock dealers, re-
port tho condition OF this market TO bio Us tol'
l0wSi
CaiHc-ThO market 10 we'll supplied with o fall
demand. Prices are unchanged. ltOO1 70 l,lO1
lbs. 9lSRJHo per ID 800 to go lbs. S1I{a3 2'Ac nor
ii Ho1 o. ~ saPPfls L islF Villa steady demand.
HnbsNih E0od demnnd a tlASc.
SSsD-AC!iyo at 0Haic.
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UFtya years ago had q constant
cough, niaht BWeals, was greatly reduced
In Hpbl, and had been given up ~ my
'nhvalcIanA began 10 take Ayers
CHERRY peotoFal, and after using two bot.
llSs Of this medicine, was completely
cured. b-Anga A. Lewis Ricard, n. y
paw
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The best Salve In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, Chapped hands, chilblains,
corn5, and oil skin ernptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II 10 guaranteed 10 give perfect BatlsiaC.
ton, or money refunded, Price % cents
per box. For sale by Logan Drug 90.
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ESgSiSfn SSPs I'D Sp slsss '1 SSaa 4 81 snd steady
BoSbs ASpstock eyofAfioSE-ct6BED MO.


CHICAGO, geht a,-ThO wheat market opened
strong and 6etFvp Tor futures ~ an AdTAhco q 4
10 .lyef yeileidAy' pl9llgg nhge The, glote
l0f Iii iulnf6i thiI side pi NAY YA1l small tiAe.
lou nhd6F Yesterdays laigtt bids and a. neat
lhe bottom Corn moderately hotYe' Vaul
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MITES.

Wood ashes are largely used by farm
ers as q top dressing for meadows.
Spread at the rate Of about fifty bushels
per acre.
Plaster is one OF those fertilizers which
have q remarkable effect upon some
soils, while In other places 1t has no et.
feet at all.
Dairy cattle should have access to salt
every day, and salt should be added
daily to all their stable feed, according
to Prof. Robertson.
Poultry houses should be whitewash-
ed, inside and out, two or three times a
year. Into the whitewash for the inside
ofthe house put a little glue OF a teacup-
full OF soft boiled rice TO a pail OF white
wash, and also add ten or twelve drops
OF crude carbolic acid, as a safeguard
against vermin.
Blackcap raspberry plants are easily
propagated and any one who has a few
plants OF a variety that pleaseS him may
greatly increase their number by layer.
Ing the tips OF the young canes and
covering them with two or three inches
Of soil. The proper time 10 do this Is
when the end OF the cane begins 70 en-.
large and swell, soon after the truiting
season.
Lovett's White is the name Of a new
peach which is said to have yielded an
'nually In certain eastern States where
most other varieties have failed. II is
claimed that 1t is the heRrtlest white
peach vet produced. It's season Is very
late. The color Is pure white; size very
large; II Is q long keeper; the quality 10
sweet and excellent. The flesh parts
from the pit perfectly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-04

ALI scurI and tArter disappear
From mouth aud teeth, though dark aud dryi
And oil becomes fresh, pure aud clear,
live but s0ZQDoNT apply.
That magic wAsli-All now confess
Gives 10 the mouth new lOvellnoAS. MwFAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-04

SUMNER Drink, with Hot or Cold
Water-BRowN's Ginger, the Genuine.
FRRp. BRowN, PHILADELPHIA, 1922.
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"REMEMBER, that the payment Of Prizes IA
Orleans, and the Tickets are signed by the PfeBi.
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered rights
are recognised In the highest Courts; therefore,
beware beware n any limitations or anonymous
ONE DOLLAR d the price Of tho smallest
part or fraction OF Ticket tBsukD ny UB III any
Drawing, Anything n our name offered for leSa
thBr q pillar n q Gwindle. aul4WAW
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

Nv virtue Of A Weed Of Trust made By. t.ouiS
IlOu aud Jane, hll wife. ClAflel blgn aug Ane'
la bis wife, William u, blon . ChtnevlIhtn as
his WlIcj Jacob hloii ard MARY hlg Mllei hlida.
beth VOtyel and frederick NQltel het huspApnl
lhebO tlAFbEupk and CHARLES Harb!lekh hei
husband ChAtlOtiO Blot, aud EttdefieE nIonl
10 mo ~ ltn1teei dated, N9yet1bet " ~ W.
Cntded IL the once nt the Olqik oi the " \,
Court Ot Ohio county, Wosl VlfgihlA ln Dve9 y
Trust Hook No %, rage % VIII hel " VIZ
north front door Of the Court House OF tAiu
county, OH
SATURDAY, the siit DAY Of AUGUST isa,
commencing at 10 O'Clock. q, M The iolloyl9g
Described property, that u u, layl a c9fullI
piece Of parcel OF ground .tltuAle II. the Plty o.
Wheeling, being part Of lot numbered th!lr'
teen III lluato Numbered twenty three t9-Wlt
Thirty feel on the north. part Oi aid l0t Anu
running back lhe A4inB width from WoOdaeieel
Oh the east n an alley 10 The rear,
TERNS Of RAIR-OnO lhltd and a. much lnptt
al the bttrhaIOf OlecN 10 pay 10 cAlh on thodl
Of AlR, Tho balance IN lWdequh l4lAllmenl o
one ard iWO yfafs, notes toAfing Interest ton
che day Gitaie 10 10 given Tor lhe deiqtied pay
nShT' Ike ilIie 10 Nc retained until payment
TRs SltIs Il believed 10 10 perfect but .elI9l
z tilNee will convey only thO 1--WE NosVea u
me ny "ld deed Of jtystsy cownRN a,u,,ee,
VIII. itGLtla, EGGtloStSf1 Tn
The above lalo IA adjourned until BAtufday
september I, 1882 at l00,'glogR mno,vnps.
~, w cow
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
~ TRAlNs5son and after May 4. iSs9.5Ex.
day excepted. MONDAY excepted. lsRlIFdRy
excepted. launday only. Saturday only
Eastern Standard time.
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Headache, dyspspsia, indigestion, con.
stlpation, goo per box, five boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Co, Bridge Cor
net Druggist, Wheeling, W. Va, paw
The Duke~dA AK here, madam, ID
where my ioteiathers Ito butled.' Mrs.
NooyolOh-0MaSsy Mr., Dock, way your
poor mother married. four times2"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-04

Tho porcupine has no more back. bone
than any other animal, though he has
any number Of spines.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-04

THOUSANDS of cures follow the use o.
DR.. Sage's Oatarrh Remedy. 30 cents.
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lMPo RTANT
Address N. a. DAUPHIN,

or n. A. DAUPHN,
Washington, D.. O.
By ordinary. letter, containing Money Order
issued BY all Express Companies, New York tx
change, Draft or Postal Note.
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NEW YoRK, Sept. S.-pelrolOum opened steady
at Csc and moved up slightly on small ttanSAC
lions 10 the 1lrSt hour. The market then hecatnG
dull aud remained 40 until the close, which wal
dull at 0sl.C. Total sales ", 700 barrels.
Oil CITY, PA, Sent 8.-0pcned at Qscj high
eat OSjIC; lowest GNc; CLOSED At 9SIsci sale
$4,000 batrelS; Cleurlnccs 4f2,OQ0 baIrelli char
tCfs 2l,gll barrels; shipments l,Ss,SS barrels
runs d !, lisa hAtrelL
PITTSBURGH, pa, Sept. 9,-retrolerm dull .bul
steady; opened a t9sACj closed at VSlGci Highest
gSlci lowest WE.
,la.sd q y p Eli E XII i'i6SSss1SS SIlsSi ol az
ancos 4B2,0O barrels.
TtTpsylLLg, Pa, Sept, S.-opened at V7foI
highest 0A4tiUi lowest O11ic; closed at $3.50.
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NORTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL

For Boys and Girls,
belveen 4 aud 10 years Of age, will b. opened the
SECOND MONDAY IN sEPTEMBER, at No.
III MIIS STREET, by Miss MAE BELLE HART,
formerly Of Warrington, DO,
The school will be conducted on the general
lines Of the kindergarten.
French conversation and callSthenlc exercises
without extra charge. A Plano in the school
room for the entertainment and instruction Of
thu children.
CHARGES MODERATE,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-04

When you feel like calling a big man
a liar, be sure you're right then use the
telephone,
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B., z. q. RAILROAD.
Bellaife& zAnegville Through Pahsengerieayes
pm.
Woodtaeld Paasengesleayes BeliAire Al 400 n.
M arrives at Bellaife al Si26 d! m,
snmmerteld Accommodation leaves BellAlro
o. l2i2b p. M. arrives At ltt8I 4, N,
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CINCINNATI, o., Sept, 3,-Flour quiet, Wheat
strong and, higher; No. 2 rcd TO; receipts O,OOQ
bushels: shipments GOO bushels, Corn easy
No. 2 mixed Use, Oats quiet; No, 2 mixed 2lEC,
" S / II. b bSTE S ISeSIs az a M HI hort lG SI6s 'E Sisa'
Bacon steady and unchanged, Whisky active
and firm 4tfl ". Butter, sugar and cheese Arm,
kRgs steady at l4c,
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AGENTS WANTED.

For Club Rates, or any further information
ltAtipg your reSidenee, with State, County,
Street and Number. More rapid return mall do.
livery will be assured by your enclosing an en-.
yelOpe bearing your full address,
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Address Registered Letters con-
tainins Currency. to
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LONE MARKETS.
Ths wholesale PFises Of all the Various
CommOditioa.
w.,.l assrt 4S Z s oS.rsr

NTEILi1ENcm OFIIuR,l
WHRELlNG, Tuesday, sepkS
There arc but few changes In the quotations
We last published 70 be reported this morning,
An advance Of X cent has been made on roasted
cOfees In packages, and the same ID belug well
maintained, II Is not Improbable that q further
advance viii take place In the near fltuFei such
was the talk yesterday, The BOAzlliAn markets
Aro higher and fFmeE, The last Issue Of the
EhippLg I'D summarizes the condition OF the
grocery market as l0lloWs: 1.-THE grocary market
has been fairly active, with 1eYefalBtA articles
working into much better shape, b cloud Of
gradually clearing, away and q mue tteadier
feeling prevails. The demand for refined con.
tInues fairly active, With indications Of increased
consumption, while there has been an improved
demand toE nav sugar aboard, Colse q Lido
Improvement In the d5lributlve movement"
Teas are steady. New Orleans molasses Il
arlneF aud the stocks held heFeRhoul Will not,
II Is feared, carry the trade over I'LL the new crop
the mRFke. d steady. Canned goods are iTm,
tran Gnd Flour. -Fanpy patents, lpElng and
winter old, f2Sa5 b0i fancy Amily, white amber
amber and wilter, Sl8 In Paperi wood l6o
hEShgI \ new, S Y y &C. oat ATM mssiE y MTa5i T. 8S % per 9
ton ~ 0Ols2l 20. Bran per ton ~ 0Qa2l 90.
Wheat peFhushel, No. !, &C., Corn meal $50 In
peck Sack,
Oats sSnSSc' BSled hay n 81 ton I'LL fsSmess;
are Offering loose hay AZ DO par ton,
aRorFpns
NJ. 49,
heaq eAei gaEoHna choice %;
6Nci Broken 80
s~yrIps-Chnlee sugar SYRUP. 21a26c; Sugar
syTups 2sASOci Honey DHpS 26l2S0; Maple Drips,
ave gal!on kegA WI len gall0n kees bOci ball
bAfEe!s h1G; 69TIcIS ~ bi1py Maple syrlP l63t
fIelsl ooGt bl1py Maple Va p9rtelhl bSci hlxpy
Maple w galIon kegsl Ggoi bixDy Maple p Ral'
tSn segSl SsGi HI z a - aHn,t alHsl ~;
sugar hOeie luatSl JAG; " AlulIlolal 70 nall
New Orleans tsCi bGssr'S goods %aSOo,
hams lso alaRll z 4; california hRmls 4,
breakfast bacon lgalOHois ;Aeolldefs w % 7Gi
ders rtei ham peel llei Ordinary 6eei lOci family
clear slSS 4,
= tennel6 " lleIcee lfoi nali paLTel
49, 90 y. tins slliGi Chicago laId. In w PallS,
lpsn w w padiSi . lpsy IMei w paiIs,i " les,
'IgSi YIN paiis, ~ vs. u w pals; ~ ibs., "
gHoj ordinary powdered 9Ilci gTanllllted stan
dHFds WI standard S0pSSiSStioners \ Pr; Colum;
white 4 s.. white extra Q 7T9i standard vel.
low IHci New. York q 70; golden CBGci fruit
sugar ONci New orleans Clarinet none In
marEet .m. 49,. o.,,.. nj. o..
fancy green 200, peaherry 90; choice green
1901 roasting grldes. lSNot Java 30: Roasted ln
packages-Ohlo Valley Rio 2Sct Pan Handle
2jci AF61eEle y CO.'S roasted go; Bulk
Government Java 8oci PeabefTY
80; IA grade Rio 9Oc.
Teds-Young Tyson, per lb.t 26abOoi glnpoW'
der, GlIIhd; imperial, 36Rb0c; Japan, 9a70o;
oolong, 2s7Sc; s%opchong, Gss6Sc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-06

Send for r. W. Cross & Co.'s list OF bar
gains in Ogden real estate
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OGDEN, June g..
A storm in all probability brewing.
Register! Register! Register! and don't
forget 1t.
ogden was somewhat quiet yesterday
q morning: but exhibited more animation as
the day rolled on.
Good work is at present being done in
digging the trenches for the reception OF
the sewerage pipes for the new depot.
There is report on the streets to the
effect that the boating men of Salt Lake
are kicking against Andersen, the Ogden
rowing champion. Is this so: And why!
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will have a lawn party this evening at the
residence Of Mrs. Nice, on Lincoln avenue
Franklin street,. a pleasant time may be
safely predicted
A restaurant Just lately opened on Wash
ingtOn avenue, has a placard conspicuously
exhibited bearing the words, mo dogs ad-
mitted here!" Where is Phil. Ford; IS he
missing chance!
The Methodist church to be erected on
Twenty-fourth street east, it is estimated,
will cost SO, 900. The building, when CON
pleted, win no doubt make the heart Of the
Rev. J. Wesley Hill right glad.
Miss Lou Wixom, of Brigham city, is in
Ogden visiting her friends. The young
lady is of an extremely happy and amiable
disposition, and her friends are determined
that her visit shall be pleasant and happy
one.
The trout fishing season will commence
in a few days. The piscators Of Ogden are
ksaidly supplying themselves with the
PrVhcessary outfit for capturing the 1nny
tribe. The fishing tackle dealers are smlI-
ing.
A Door fellow. whose IoconlOtiOn is some
what retarded by the necessity of using
crutches. slipped ana fell on Twenty fifth
street on Tuesday night after our parcel
had been dispatched. Yesterday he was
reported as progressing.
A report is current that the Ogden
Wooden mills viii be reOpened for manu-
featuring in a few weeks. This is step
devcutly to be wished, but there are those
skeptical enough to whisper that wolf,
wolfr' mas been cried so often that they
can hardly believe the good news.
A scarcity of sugar exists in Ogden at
present while the demand for it Is even
greater than usual at this time of the year.
One housewife was heard to say yesterday
Sugar! Why you canAOt buy it for love
or money" One well known firm who
Yesterday received a carload of the sweet
ener had sold every pound Of II before
three hours had passed away after its ar
rival in the Queen city.
, Hoodlumism is pretty rampant at present
! in the city. Last night, just as the occu-
pants of a retail store at the corner Of
Twenty-eighth street and Washington
avenue were preparing for rest, a quantity |
of rocks We're hurled against the window, |
one of which smashed a large pane of glass. |
a Scamps who perpetrate this kind of lark |
Ning'' ought to be well trounced with a |
snake whip.
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Jr., part of the northeast quarter of section
5, township 5, north OF range /; 1915.
T. F. Emmett TO E. F. Tout, part OF lot
6, block 5, plat A $3.50.
K. 3. Mercer and wife TO e. A. Reed,
part of lots 4, and 8, block 4, plat A;
$4,000.
John w. Eastman and wife to Lars L.
Humre, southeast one-half of northeast one
half Of section 26, township >, north of
range l; 1913.
E. E. TAFT and wife to w. A Scudder,
part of lot 6, block 5, plat A: g, 400.
n. Fan and wife to B. c. Sandberg, part
Of lot Z, block l, River Side addition;
s. 0.
G. w. Linck and wife to j. S. Lewis, all
of iOUs and 3, block %, plat c.; $1,000.
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John Marten, tramp from California,
who is compelled to use clutches to assist
him in getting about, reached Ogden on
Tuesday in such state Of weakness owing
TO a great swelling of his knee, that he had
to be placed under the care of DR.. J. Y.
Allen, the county quarantine physician,
and is now located in the county court
house, where he is likely to remain for
some time.
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Human Natnre.

Conversation twenty years hence-Y Young
Man-Father, l suppose you witnessed the
great parade at the time of the Washington
centennial celebrationl
Father-No failed to see it.
at seems strange that you should have
missed such big thing. What was the rea-
song'
Because was living in New York at the
time. Busy in the Office that day, you see. If
you want to know anything about it ask
your uncle George-he came on from Alaska
and saw the whole thing. New York Trib-
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Arrival From Britain.

The British immigrants connected with
the church of Latter-day Saints, number
ing 245, under the charge of Elder NJ. H.
Daley. arrived on Tuesday night at about
$3.50. The company had happy voyage
across the broad Atlantic, sea sickness not
being by any means severe among them. a
two-year-old, named George Taylor, died
on the train near Rawlins. His parents
were from Scotland, and were booked for
Ogden.
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THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
The Junction on the Verge OF a
Sugar Famine.
SCORE MADE BY THE RIFLE CLUB.
Yesterdays ListOf Real Estate Transfers
Proposed New Methodist Church-Brief
Business Bits.
SCORE MADE BY THE RIFLE CLUB.

THE SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU,
No. 242l WASHINGTON AVENUE, :
OGDEN, June 6. J
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Opden Rifle Clnh.

The above club at their weekly practice
on Tuesday showed the following smart
shooting: w. S Browning, 10; George
E. Browning, Il; W. Dermody, -; S. J.
Allen, 40; NJ. L. Jones, 80; E. Ensign, 80;
L. Il. Tyson, 80; n. Boydston, 81. This is
rather tall scoring, and the boys probably
will before long challenge creation"
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Probate Court.

In the matter of the estate of Patrick
O'Hare. W. V. Helfrich was appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate, and an
order appointing appraisers of the
estate was ordered 1t will be
remembered that O'Hare, who was
a driver on the motor i'll Ogden, met with
a sudden death some weeks ago.