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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-28
TRUSTEES SALE OF A sMA
rUxKlNG PARM
TN HANOVER COUNTY. VA.

Tnferand by virtue OF q deed 0f trust exc.
cur.d t0 NEE. fhe undersigned. hy ~ Itm
Hranf and others. aun OF record BOD Hanover
County Court clerks Office. default having
been made lu the payment 90 "a GEE t.ln note
Therein secured. and being thereto feO ue-ioi
hy the beneficiary therein named. NIi oHrf
Tor sale 40 public auction. Of C.ute.s store,
near old Gold HORROR On
MONDAY. the JIH DAY or MAY, l,'9. At
j. ".
thar certain tract on land described in ,all
Deed a- iOllOs-. AL that certain tract OF
land lging bro Henry magl-teriai DISTRICT. Han
over cOuu' 8, Va, cOrfaluln4 81 Neutfeu uni
one half acres. more or less, adjoining fhr
land 0l Richard li0illns and otne's.
This property h. -Ifua ed ln the heart Of the
trucking region % Hanover county. aud BIAS "a
small frame dwelling on a.
TERMS. Cash az ~ 20 much ~ the proceeds
lis may be- neecssa s % pay on and il-chai ~
"A note for $50. with interest thereon from ltn
iav ~ March. ls,5. aud the balance upon such
terms a. may be- announced 40 sale.
au2lN2s-2t GEORGE 2. IAW, Trustee
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-28
Chicago Marfct-

CncAeo. April 25-Wheat opened
steady. Corn quiet Oats weak. Pro
visions quiet Closing Wheat April,
S0ss: MAY. Sic. June, sltc. Corn
MAY. 33-c; June. 3ic; July, Ns@34fc.
Oais-May, 81 iM2lic.. June. pc: July,
22ic. Pork-May. $lljsi; June. Sll6't.
July. $ll55l Lard-May. $685.. June,
SGs1l July. $Ga2i Shori-ribs- May,
500. Julc, S6o2i. July, $6Oii@ s6lO.
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We Will soll by auction. on the premises.
MONDAY. Arm go. l-s4.

We VIII sell hy auction. on the premises on
MONDAY. Arm go. l,-9.
beginning PROMPTLY 90 ~ O'Clock af Cary
street ana the row Df cellars just beyond thr
Boa .rarl. "a large number 90 Han p-vN =
AID lLi ABLE Bi lLblNr LOTS, -itu-
ttri JOS above recIfed. nui boz nriEhiNfhNod
where there arc no. Objectionable icat res.
hut 900 tue contrary. are CLOSE 600 ihr hc-,f
yoir Park. within three Or four squares 40 iht
street. cars. and where il tine near tuinit
there viii he large number oi ehctNt.i
dwellings. There need bo goo fear thar inIif-
fefenf houses Will Bee built rear These lots, %.
the surrounding property held hy strong
parties. Wh0nppr ciate zoe present and iutuir
value 90 their holdings. Pats CD Dee iad ! tho
auctl0ueef- free.
TFRN-. Oue-ttiri cas-. balance af one, Two
and three ycurs. for notes with interest and
trust deed.
A. Vs. ROWE,
ap& MANNING q. \ NAPLES n ~
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF 4
SMALL TRUCKING FAkM
IL HANOVER COUNTY. VA.

Under and hy virtue OF decd of trust eve
rut-d Go me- the undersigned. hy william
Braut and others. and Of rfDuti boz Hanover
County Cont. clerks office. default having
been ma ie in the payment 90 "a certain no
therein secured. aud being thereto requested
by the beneficiary therein famcd- VII onrr
fOr sale al pubic auction, al Ill :
STORE. near old Cold HafbOr
ON MONDAY. MAY ORR, 1859, Al II NJ.
that certain tract u land described IN said
deed a. follows All tnaf certain tract Of land
living ~ Henry maglsferlAl district, Hanover
county. Va. containing ll4 acr'-. more or less,
adjoining the lands OF Richard Rollins aud
Othefs
This property is situated In the heart ~ the
trucking region OF Hanover county. aud has 4
small Frame Dwelling on u.
Terms Cash as 90 80 much Of the proceeds
/ a. may ue necessary 10 pay OF and discharge a
note for sljN with interest thereon from the
5th DAY Of March. ls>5. and the balance upon
such terms as may be announced AZ sale.
app. myj GEORGE L. HAW. Trustee.
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Market firm
New York Markets.

NEW York, April 21.-Flour dull
but steady and unchanged superhne.
> 2OM3. Wheat quiet, No. l red,
State. g,@9sc; No. . red do, s5!c.
Corn steady; No. mixed. cash, 44tc :
do. May. 4lic Oats steady No. ! white,
state. 5sc.: No. ? do soc No. ?
mixed, May, 2Sc Pork dull new
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mess, ti5Hls9j Lard quiet $40
April and May Sugar Refined quiet;
cut-losf and crushed. &C. granuisied.
s.1sic Coffee steady. fair cargoes OF
Rio. 1879.
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t.a.ci.r rang aeo0l and ID ne" -'r
,ant er. answered. o. S'n.n'" N.i ,',
..i.a- ner' aroused AGAINST ine I''',' .'''.''
although -.r mNtei ua nl' Oh. ii''''. --
Matched DH narrowly d. .'..' -, '''
Ingalls, la- -''' ,'.' '' '''..' $50 '..' DID, "
.eN minute.
fU. GRANGE OI fNt INDUS l.iirl Ni'f''.i - t'
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Grain and Cotton Market
RICHMOND, Va. April q, 1889.

RICHMOND, Va, April p, lsey.
OFFERINGS RKrOEfED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-lOs bushels.
COM 90 bushels.
Oats-2U00 bushels.
sALFs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Con-Whte. 200 bushels very good al
4Ge Mixed 40 bushels very good al i3.c
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations -Mddling. l0c. low mid
ding. gsc.. good ordinary, ssc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-28

Apples Choice early. PER barrel. a.. 25 Il
q. tp mixed lots. a. toto s2.op
Bac0n-Nirguia hams. choice old l5c pe
pound. new hams small - 20 BE ne
hams large 10 10 lie sides, TO lOc
shoulders. SC.
Fowls % g..
BeAns-Ch0ce Navy. sl.75 TO 900.
Black Eye Peas ~ 20 IS.
Beeswax-ls 30 2lc per pound.
Butier-NirrInia creamery. p to 25c. fam.
ily packed Virginia. i 10 DC; choice vel.
low. store packed Original. l6 20 l,c; store
packed. mixcI color and sweet. II 10 l3c
store packed fair 20 good. 10 90 l2c.
Eggs-ln crates lifesh), II 20 DC, in boxes
and barrels. DOB 90 llc.
Live Pom trv-Ducss. 81 % 35c.. Hens 81
10 32c mixed coops. - 70 &c, Chickens.
~pring. l5to zoe.
Dried fuii-Peaches peeled TO Sc; m
peeled halves 90 &c. ApnIes sliced 3 20 Bic.
Quaiters y 90 So Cherries piited 10 90 lie
Black berries 3 ~ 81 WhOrleherries . 20 1c.
Feafhers-Pnme I'VE goose, 80 10 IS per
pound. mixed - 90 3pc.
Flaxseed-Per bushel Sl lot 20 81. ID.
Hide--Dry fins. light weights, 10 Sc
per pound. heavy weights &c per pound. dry
sailed. 6c. lWeil sailed 4c' L-een Sc.
Lard-pume country. 3 10 ec per pound.
On0ns-ln barrels. jI 90 lJc.
Orauges--f2 - 90 s-.7j.
Lemons. 20Dt025O
Pesnuts-Fanev stock, per pound, 8; to
4C. medium. y. t0 g..
P0tafOes-per bushei, 30 TO i0c.
Roots-Ginseng perpolnd $50 Senecs,
per pound 80 f0 Bee.
Sumac ~ 90 ljc
Wool-Tub-washed D 10 &c per pound,
ur WAS he'll Do upr round.
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WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.


Reported by Paine & Co.. Commission
Merchants. l1)3 Cary Street.
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A church 10 southern Illinois = nhout &C.
have "a m. DO which ono Of the features "n'
bo the pigs n tie clover with real PIGS 4"
laree fac-simile az the toy viii BE- built ih me
hall and prize viii b given 10 The man VINO
pens tho porkerS
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OF ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT on LAND
NfTu ALL THE BUILDINGS. NIGHTS.
WAYS AND AppChIEANDES THERETO
BELONGING. HENhltO tOlN y. \ J..
ABOUT TWELVE Mills NON Non
MOND. ON TIRE CHAIR - CITY hDA D,
RND Also ON THE FASrFRN EArtN
SION OF THE CHksAPFAhk AND ohlO
RAILROAD. AND ON IKE 81 lH SID
OF WHITE Dan SWAMP. tONlA lNlND
BIB ACRES MORE ole LESS.
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AZ Il o'clock midday the above described
property.
TERMS. Cash as 20 the costs n executing
this trust and 20 pay note of sl,fn tuI ia
note OF 80 and the lance ou such terms a-
tue par jos lu interest may direct nr iu ci-r pi
their failure. az the trustee thinks 90
'ap2s-l Il. BCHAlflN. Trustee.
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Children Try Tor Pitchers CastOria
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-28

Bllsneai--oides, l.c.. shoulders 'sc.
Bac0n-Ne-iern shoulder. 'ic cieaf-nD
slides 'e breasts i0c hams use.
Flour Richmond patent roller family
fD.-1 tO ft.Hi fancy iAMlF, gao ~ fn.NNi
family. fi.lo fu tI.yf city extra, 10 20
4.bn. 0iy sgpfrtne. $50 io s4-uY city
tnc a. -l % $3.50.
Cement Lime. Plaster, nc.
Deileili mon, i.,l o"l5sl' q ~ Nose"
.r..- F.I HI.rf r.ar Inr..I g. fHfnf 1r
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144 HANDSOME LOTS

AT SOUTH ELECTRIC CAR LINE OPPOSITE rE
ELECTRIC FRONTING ON THE NtW htStR
PARK
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Caauh cured by Mrs. Joe Persons
remedy.
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RICHMOND Va. April ~ 1859.
L IL .-----

Virgin as.a.e Insurance Co. at -ai.
6oygEsAAAr sEcusniEs. Bld. Asked.
United States is's j. & Co.. Jos 90.
United States as. IL. g C..... - ...
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-13

eezr @ir beebren uus bierourd att
suseigen, bab mir NIT Dem beutigenTage
un1er 6auptbureau bon GbicagD nah
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3a1tfets. 9etratben utt0 3o=
DeSfdue

OeSfdUe
udbrenb oer lesten gso@e in f~plsenosn @emeiuoen:
Waria 9intrnelFabrtss Stride.
8etramt
antpn Sampman nit &oii1a 8rudner.
Spbn Opple nit Wsdrp Sspeiler.
8etanft.
saurentius SOiepb. @itern Soiepb @intsluan unb
Iiaria. GlteSsn SObann @derer unb Oaaria seb.
Sdmitt.
@Oialia. Gltern ga.G gd1ab.r nub aatharina seb.
Blant
: gruns eltern Seinrid aur uub Carolina seb
5uianna Dtasbalena. @ltern .sSpbn &remer unb
Inna geb 8ausad.
sc ria SOanna. @ltern Dtatbias Sieperius unb
Srans ssIemens. @ltern George Geis unb gresceuz
tia geb. @rb.
~eSuIiana Wtelfppib 5 Otonaee alt.
Soiepb 2oiertb so Sabre alt.
Glaubius 6 @ieien 4 Wtonate oft.
ct. Wattbaus- Stride.
0etramt:
Siberian Srtebl init Sreoeriea Bahnann.
Anereas 3alpel nit Bertha Gibbs.
8etantt
Wtaria. Gltern Setter 8rahp unb Wtargaretba geb.
@ieS.
Srars @OttIieb. Gltsrn @Ottlisb @tolsinser unb
Bertha geb, lEitte.
Setnrtd Scbann. Glteru 6einrih Minter unb Gil
iabetb geb. Solar.
Wstbael. @ltern Msi6ael sdmalabauer unb Noiina
geb. e dmalSbauer.
Ntaria ytdrtba. @ltern Spiepb Seinselman unb
gatbarina 9eb. 8iefer.
xeopolb. sltern seopolb @inberser unb Soiepba seb.
8oeltI.
Gotbarina @ertrub @ftern Oiar:us 2ienait unb
@eorg. gIirern Saul Sreit unb Maria seb. gBoIf.
ct. agnes 9 0emetaSe.
@etaMft
Eenebiet Saoob. @ltern Soiepb q. unb Gatbartna
Sersner.
ORoialia. gltern Ntidael unb Gatbarina 3Iein.
Otto Baltbalar &Itern Carl uno Anna Sieger.
Setter Saepb. @ltern Ieter uno Wfdrgaretbd Srth.
4nna. Gltern SranS unb Anna &tter.
GaiI Spieph. @ltern 8arl etepban uno Ntartd
Ghiler.
Inna. @ltern U1atbtas unb Ntargaretba Raas.
@ltiahetb. @lteru @raaS uno Suliana @ttel.
0eitorben.
Nnna Mourer 3 Sabre alt.
Nnna &ritihi 16 Gage cit.
2orens Santmerldubl 6 Ufonate alt.
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ieaten fir bic MusoebmnB Der Selbp
Mpenues3 abllinie bis Sairpiew'G penue
UNI 500, 900 Bonus amfSubringen.

ieIte1 ttlr ote MnSoebnu1b Der Selpp
Mpemues8 ablinie bis Sairpietp'@ penue
um 500. 900 Bonus aufsubrinsen.
= Sim Dienitas |. @. fanb bic
@ermdbluns bes 9rn. S. W. Snr.
NIT SRI. &atb. Sauen ifatt. Die
befen @liidpinide.
= Die bielise 6anbelstams
mer bat fir bic Notbleioenoen in
Sobnstptpn iiber 500 erbalten; eS
wiro nunmebr aud cine Gubicriptipns=
liite fur bic Mbsebrannten in Seattle
erDffnet.
= 9err s6nuipieler g. s. 8anos
ntarn peranitaltete ant Samitag=Ibenb
In Der 9eppless Gburd Sbafeipearez
&ecitatipnen gum 8eten Der NDtbs
Ieibenoen 1T S%pbnstptpn, tpelae
einen Grtras BON Iber $1,000 ergaben.
- @puperneur Merriarn fiigte benz
Special.@ omitS Der Srrenaipl. Truitees,
tpelbes NIT Der unteriudung Der
Sod Mffaire betraut 1T,
6. Mmunoion aus 81. Bster uno
Tbomas Simpion aus 8tnDr,a BET isno
eriuGte Seoen bonn Gomitf idriitli&
auf's Madoriidlihite, bic nnteriuduns
auf bic eanse @erualtuns bes 3ode'
fer. aipIs, ben gbaratter Der Insefeds
ten, ipscteQ bic 8ebanblung BON Tap=
Ter, gombs u. I. 10. aussuoehneu. Ser
@ouberneur empfabl, nit Der unteriuA=
uns in Rohefsr 3u bestnnen, umfaI.
ieuoe 3~eugenperb6re an5ufeQen uno ii4
Damn big gum 2. Suit gu bertager, I'M
cann stuaises neues 3sugniB cntsegen
3u nebmen.
Ser MusIieferun9sbes
fe bl .eesen 9unt unb WcWanus,
wel@e IN Milpautee, @is., etnbraden
unb bier ms g~rbeitsbaus geididt
uurben, 1T bonn @ouperueur Merriam
unterseihnet tpproen.
- Dir Dienstag uno Mittuod
tagte ina @npitOI bic @eieaidaft Der
Minneiota'er q pptbeter.
- @eors 8sns Bate UNI einen
uSef,gaie" gu neruriaden cine
4tnte Wbisfeb> IN elmer berfteeelten
Slaide, an Semanben pertauft, Der tein
@bisfb: Qdnoler tpar, unb ben 5dnaps
auh niht altf Der @etfaufsiteqe trnnt
Beng purbe oaro6 oes Spirituoien=
gertaufs Obne 2icen3 ansetlaet, uni
bebauptste baseeen> eab oas 9eieb,
weIdss ben 8erfauf bon 8bisfep in
serinssrsn Auantitdten ais flnf @olo=
men als uueeiesli6 ertldrt, BON Der
2egislatur In 1887 nioerrufen tpuroe.
Das Obergert@t enti9eibet nun,
bab cas- bereste @eieb bon BET 2e9isla-
tur In 1887 nidt tpioerrufen tpurbe unh
cine @bpleiale Spiritupien : Qdnbler
teine 9lusnatme In besus auf ben Ser
tauf In tleinen Nuaniitdten maht.
- Oie County : Gommif1dre bor
STANLEY @ountp ftno NIT benen Dor
@aibinston @ounib ibereingetommen.
senemi6aftIt@ cine 9anofrab'
an Der 8rense BET betoen Counties 81
bauen. &amiep County trdet 3wei:
orittel, @afbinstOn COUNTY @inoritteI
Ger Soften.
Gin in 8. 2emire's Specereifa.
ben angeifelIter iunser Mann, nauens
Maurics Soiee, tpolte an, Mortas
Abeno nabe Der gae Der &,ce uno Sp
raeu1e StraBe auf einen In Bepeeunl
befinbliden Sradtuasen iprtnsen
tbaI aber einsn Sebliritt uno ftIrat
10 unslldlid FIN, oab ibm Der redt
SUB a~beefabren urrbe.
9smp Sdneioer bon Bbit
Scar, tpelder istnsr Mutter cine ubr
Shmudladen uno eine tleine Smmm
@elo ffabL .ruroe 1T ots Reform
i@ule seldidt.
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Varm 80 %pertaufen.

Cine prahtpple 6arui bon 800 acre inter leiften
Bentnsunsen 81 pert Iuien 0ieelbe Iiest in Suthiu<
lung, mt 2 2irhen, cine TX Meile R..O. uub bic
ansere 5 Nteleu cd. BON Der. 6arm. Gin gutes
Gtintheu an Der giienbobH IN Der 9ldbe; Gin onosres
it nur Z gfeilen %entfernt, aud IN Giienbahn. Beloe
iino quite fforftpIdse- Der einsi9e Grunn, marumn Gi-
senthhmer rertoufen uin, II, neil er uub ieine
frau les hchea alters Uegen, niht rnebr i'm Stdnoe
ftnn. nte Sorx 5u bs1rbeiten. 3duffiebbdber molten
ion Go Daf.
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9puaIoion'S 0las 8Io6
2fnre.

Gde Der 6. uno NicDIIet
Ipenue, @ minneapolis, Of.
felirt in bieier @ode, iebe Mnseise,
srube Bargains in Stidereien, Spiben
uin. uao 1T Dem gsDben 4usufrtauf
BON 9nsmaaren beionoere Nufmerfiam-
fsit su insnfen. Die Yreiis ano bier
faFelbaft bilta Ger ainoer lit aud
aecaht IN tiliSea 3aden, An;leen uni
Blouien.
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@laee uno Seioe, fir 6erren lnb Da=
men, Die ih6nifen uno neueiten 6riibs
jabrs= uno Spmmerfarben in GROCER
Nustpabl gu mdBisen 9reiien Bel Srau
u 8 8rppman, rs OF Ste strabe,
ct. Saul. ba
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N6tbieI.

IN 6Dbsn, bte am 6Urt3Onte blauen.
Nte In Ger Ndbe BIER, i'm iHmuden Sbal,
SIM @alberf6atten unb in lpnn' gen Nmen.
SIM &dmmerletn, i'm prdGt'sen Nbneniaal,
SIN Gempel, amf tem Marft unb tn ben
GaFen,
Qebenbts, hunt, oft ~reisfnp, ptelsetaltts,
1nb ieltflos, ielbf unenbIi6 mdnntsfalttg
Iie 4 en- 8et6en ii1 etidauen lafen.
Bon leGr Yerihseb'ner Mrt 1T aud BITE
Drttte,
ste fDrbert 8tltuns oft unb quite 9ttte;
DcG fann tie man6mal aud cas- Rfr3 pers
etften,
Den @etf psrtlfrter unt gercerben FIFTEEN.
3um Gamer wtrh bic Dritte f6 sefals
ten,
Scn tie bic tetben Grten MIR entbatten.
MuHSfuna bes &Gtbiels tn Dor. Nr.:
(&i6tts etnseianbt BON Sol. gls6tnser.)
&HfnS INN Sn0.
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ct. AgneS 9 0emeinDe.
8etaMft
9ebrers u. Organiftenifelle geiuht.

Gin iunger 9ebrer, perbeiratbet, Der beutiden unt
enslii9en Spra9e ntd9tig, un6 lett ntebi eren Sabrer
i'm 9ebrfode tbdtis. iptnidt bis gum auanft ooer Sep'
TENDER cine S~tellua an perdnbern. Derielbe iuirbe
cine SrganiftenIteIe nebft 9irdenbienft in elmer srDBe'
rem Sta6t- pber 9anbsemeinbe ~por5ieben unb iiebt tpent:
ger auf enn sroBes @ebalt, as auf einen rnhigen
fteti9en Nlus. Suite &eferen5eu fDnnen 9e9ebert per=
an bic &ebactipn Ses .Banberer' ~einienben.
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ST, PAU

ST. PAUL
nerlest haben, unb tagtdglih III inherent
neuel1 Compton 389 Ssbleb StraBe
fir allie bieienist1 su ipreden iino, tpelz
ae bsabidtigen, @rairie= ober Malos
2anb in MinneIota gu taufen Doer etne
Surm BON uns 81 mtetben.
Quf nur 80 bis 100 Weilen G%ntfernung
bon bier, in BEN Counties MenniQe ntn
Ghip0efua. smiiben Der Chicago, WftlS
tpaufee unb ct. Saul, unb oer Wanttoba
@tienbabn selegen, baben mir circa $4,000
9lcre bon benz beiten Brairielan5 81 bers
faufen, gum 8rei1e bon $8 bis $40 per
Nc,e inmttten Der biiihennftsn Oent>
idien Gpiunie TN Mtnneipsa.
Sn Clinid, benz Wittelpunft oteier
Golonte befinbet 1t6 bic in bielem Sabre
neugebaute fafb. STRIDE t&oftenprets
$4,000 nit einem beuti6en @eitli6en
tpdbrenb p~ermutblth nod in btelem Sabre
cine 5tpeite Gath. STRIDE tn Clara Gttb
i'm Worbtpeiten bieier Golonte gebaut tptro.
Ser 8oben / It b ausge5et6s
meter @ite. Wei3en, er,
&orn, @erte, slabs gebetben
ausaesei6 II e t nno bringen ben bod
fen Warftpreis.
l1niere acknowledgements finO iebr
lei6t, bamtt es iebem mOslid miro iid Elm
eigenes 6eim gu ertperben.
Bir beliben auf cine fur3e Strede bon
8abnitationen 20 Mtetbfarmen bon
lie 16O 9lcre, moDolt 100 Ncre inter Gultur
iinb. tuelde mir an tiidtige Sarmer gegen
! Der grnte permietben. !0terpon ltno
iest nlir nod u Earmen unbermtetbet.
Qiebbaber bafiir ioaten lid lofort
anmelben, unb f0nnen bteielben an biele
Wttbfarmen angrensenbes Brairielano fur
$1O per Ncre faufen nit ~ per Nere Yin
sablung nno alio 6as gefaufte ydno tpdb>
reno Der Wietbseit in Gultar bringen, obne
~tpeitere Soften bafir 3u MAIDEN.
Wir BADEN aud terner 3u
Rauf, Walolanb nit idmerem 6olsDuds
unb ausgesei6netem Booen in Wtiae Gacs
Gpuntp an Der Wahitoba Babn un0 runs
nm DAT Gate unb Sturgeon Cafe on bet
ct EauI unb Duluth Babn. Breis pc,
9lcre So bis So nit $3.50 8aarsablunf
per gcre.
Qub baben mir circa 10000 ycre letd
teres @alblano in Slanti GonntD tpelhes
mir gum Yreiie bon So bis So per Qcre an
bteten.
Bir bitten einen Seben, tuelder iib fiji
obige 9lnerbietungen intereffirt, nns mi
/, einem geiuhe 3u erfreuen, Inb tperoen MT
gerne jeoe ferner eeDini6te 4usfnnft er
{ tbeilen.
Inner Sbeilbaber 6err Sun9ebIut
elm fatb 9eutider, tpir6 iid beionoes fi
I feline @Iaubenegenoifen I'm
8 QanosIeute intereifiren uno DeHlelbet
b in ieber @eiie bebitfib icin, it'd Elm
eigene 6arm su eruerben.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-26
PoIlties Ia south CaF9 lima.

Independent Republicans Of South.
Carolina appealed certain prominent
Republicans OF Massachusetts, 70 aid
them in setting on foot a movement 70
wrest the State from the tissue ballot
Bourbon Democracy, A commissioner
was privately sent whose report has
been made public,
The commissioner, M, 1, Edwin bud,
ley, Of Massachusetts,, hnds that there Is
no Republican party ipsonth Carolina,
only the semblance Of a party being
maintained by men who held Office be-
fore Mr., Cleveland put them out and
who now desire to hold office again, He
reports that there Is no such thing as a
free ballot in sopth Carolina that large
numbera Of white men hitherto Demo,
cratS are in sympathy with the national
Republican organizations and wopldcome
in through an independent door but will
not be lead by the former Republican
leaders Of that State, The Reconnaissance
therefore recommends that the Republic
can party recognise the Independent Re.
publican movement and give 1t assis'
lance,
Seeing that the Republican party in
South Carolina is not even a respectable
corpse, any movement to break down
tho Bourbonism Of that State Is worth
encouraging.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-26

The members Of the n. +. church Al
iAfmondole, Kansas rendered their Tor
mer PASTOR Rev. j, Martin and bis bride
a%reception on last Thursday evening.
Rev Mr.. Martin had been pastor OF the
charge for two years, had done excellent
work and gained q warm place In the
hearts Of the people. Mrs. Martin nee
Miss Dillon, the public reader, had also
many admirers and friends In the con-
g~regation. A large audience was pres
emit and after o very interesting literary
and musical programme was rendered,
Or, Harrison IN behalf OF the members
congratulated the groom who had
foFSaken bis batcheloFWaysmdpresent
the pastor and his vile with two beauti-
fuI plush upholstered chairs, one very
handsome arm chair and the other q
rocker, After congratulations and re-
ireshments Mr.. Martin and his wife Fe,
turned 70 the parsonage, 2OO8 Third
street, Kansas City, Missouri.
The members Of the Wood Street NJ,
Z, and Forest Grove united in tender
ing their pastor, Rev, j, Martin and his
bride, reception among the guests pres
ent We're tie brides father and mother,
Captain and Mrs. William Dillon, the
sister Miss AIDA Dillon, and Mr.. II.
Hornbrook, all OF Wheeling, w. Va,
Miss Anna spottswood, Of Philadelphia,
Ba, the bridesmaid and Rev, Thomas
Martin, Of Tongnoxie, Kansas, who act
ed as groomsman at the wedding, which
occurred at Kansas City, Missouri,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-26

All honest, conscientious physicians who give
d. u, u, botanic Blood Balm a trial, frankly
admit rs superiority over ALL other blood medt'
clnes,
Dr.. WI AdAir, RoCkmArl, Ca, writes; IRE
gard u. D. Il. as one Of the bestblOOd medicines"
pr,A, II. Roscoe, Nashville, TENN writes; "All
reports Of b, D.. u, arc favorable, and Us speedy
action Is truly wonderful
Dr,J, w. Rhodes. Charlottesville, Ga, BBtte5;
az confess u. u. II, Ia the best and quickest med
feline for rhumltlsm ! have eyeElFted."
Dr., g. y. Farmer, CTnWleTdsvllle, Ca, writes;
N cheerinlly recommend II, u, u. RsR fine tonic
Alternative, ltSuse cured an eXCretcenCe OF the
neck after other remedies effected no percePuble
Dr, q. II, Montgomery, Jacksonville, Ala,
writes: any mother insisted on my getting u,
u. u, for her rheumatism, az heE,caAe stubborn
" TcSisted the usual remedies. shB experienced
Immediate relief and her Improvement has been
truly wonderful
APPOINTMENT physician who wishes his name
not given, Bays; "a patient OF milne whose case
Of tertiary syphilis was surely killing him, and
which 10, treatment seemed 70 check, was en-
tlrely cured with about twelve bottles OF u. y, u.
Ile. was ilIrly made o skln aud bonesand ter
Logan Drug Co., Wholesale Agents,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-26
.ne,rloplnr the ehI.ieal Ban.

The meeting Of the Turner's in cincin-
MATHS by odds the greatest athletic event
thecountry has seen. weowe to these
menand 10 the thousands they represent
much for keepingal alive and tanning into
a steadily growing flame aspark which
seemed about to die out in this country.
Il every American boy were put
through his athletic PAGES as the Turner's
arc the increased vigor Of our American
stock would soon be apparent. The
signs to-day are more encouraging than
they have been for years. All'oyer the
counlfyathletic associations are forming,
providing themselves with good equip
ment drawing in men TO develop them
physically
Wheeling Is wellsupplled, and Wheels
ing men who appreciate their needs and
their opportunities are coming out on
the physical side, whichmeans that they
are increasing their capacity for work in
their various employments.