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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-28
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.

CINCINNATI, o., November D. Business has
been prir cIpaliy local this week and not very
active. Very few outside buyers we're in attend
AT &c. END in general the supply OF stock was
ample. Prices were unchanged. Quotations al
the Cincinnati L Mon Stock Yard 81 bles were as
follows: Driving horses sl25a200: saddle do Sl25a
200; DRAFT do Sl25a20O street car S90all5: Southern
do s50a9O. Mules aged four TO eight years, M
te and half TO sixteen hands sl25al5O
fourteen 10 fourteen and a half hands S50as5
The following prices prevailed at tire Fifth
street stables: Driving and saddle horses Si25a
200; draft horses medium, Sl35al65: do heavy
Sl65a200: street-cHr horses S9Oal25; Southern
horses S60a9O; plugs sl5ai0. Mules, four to eight
years sixteen to sixteen and q half hands, Sl45
alG5; do fifteen and halfto sixteen hands. sl2i
ais do fifteen to fifteen and q half hands, Sll5
al2j; do fourteen and half to fifteen hands 500
all5 do fourteen TO fourteen and a half hands,
S7OaQO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-28

STEAMER BELLAIRE
Daily Trip. City rne-6.S5. S45 and ll:io a
u l.1o. f.l1. $50 p. m. 800.
sunday Tips aud 10 a. M. $50 $50 and $50
p. "a
rgTHEEIINa And ELN GROVE EAlLkoA4
Nv on srd siter Monday, October lsth, lses
trains Or fl0 wheeling and Kim Grove RAILROAD
rll ran as follows
Leave Wheeling. Leave Wheeling Park
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-28
I81rrllu9 Reqtstfr
6rarelrrs' 6uits

a RRrvAr. ANDDEPARTURE OF TRAINS
~ rrrr tNArloS OF REFERESCE MARKS. 'Dailyi
f----,.frv excepted monday excepted toun-
f.v nufv Saturday excepted saturday only.
rs Meridian. nov -i.h, lse9. wheeling ulle,
vtl.b Il Iust one hour earlier thSn Central
rfrrns
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-28

Lsavs the CITY al 81 .30 4. 20. and run every hour
until 500 p m. Leave Nnee.ins far1 az q in.
.uF -rr crerr hour unit. 1000 p. IN. Exc %
Church Train. which wiz leave PARK al s.i2 B.
r- and Cftv atr1.rr To-. m o. HlRSCH
---r--- II. DOM
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-28

Benwood streets are in terribly mud
dy condition
Narshsl Dolbear has posted notices
about town notifying people TO rot thro"
sshes, straw OF other rubbish On the stIeets
OF alleys, under penalty Of the Law sgainsl
s doing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-28


per cent closed at 3 per cent prime merean-
tile paper 6a7% per cent: sterling exchange
quiet and steady at 4S054aio5.
GOVERNMENT Dull ana steady
Eours, ~ ~
tours-andahaf Registered
FourS and ahaf Coupons. ~
PariC SKIES or =
srATRs-Dull and steady.
RAILROADS.&C. Quiet; sales 81 sos, 900.
STOCKS The stock market was generally easy
today, and as far as the general list was concern
ed, this expectation was realized the trading
being Of the retail order. First prices IN most
cases were slightly lower than last even
ing Missouri Pacific was subjected TO pres
sure in early trading and II yielded
over per cent. Tennessee Coal shot up with
rush and reached still higher prices, touching
$50 but IL as quickly II coded and dropped near
est figure. Chicago Gas was the feature OF the
day. Opening at So, against 55%
lat evening, 1t suddenly dropped 10
1875 before check was put to
the decline The market closed quiet but rather
heavy, at a shade better than the lowest price.
D. he list is all lower, though the changes are
generally for slight fractions, exceptions beng
Chicago Gas 9 per cent. Denver, Texas ana Fort
Worth %. Sugar % and Missouri Pacific rs.
Sales 53l,1j6 shares. Quotations closed DID as
follows:
Adams Express $50; American Express JIG;
canada racine 49, central racine Si54i Cnesa-
peake and Ohio, u; preferred do hrsts 6612;
DO seconds preferred IS; Chicago and Alton
$50: Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1885
Delaware and Hudson li71[; Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western. al; Denver and Rio
GrGnde los; Erie 2lts preferred do 661&; Fl.
Wayne, l57 illinois Central. 1l755; Lake shore,
1875; Michigan Central, 9j%; Minneapolis and
ST. Louis, "a; do preferred 10: Missouri Pacific,
6S. Northern Pacific, 81; do preferred 755s;
Chicago and Northwestern l13H; do preferred,
Nnr T. fnufra1 T0flf 0~auap Tronoanu.
tnental $50: Pacific Mail, Sl54 Peoria, D. & f.
1917: Pittsburg, $50; Pullman Palace Car 1877;
Reading a.; Rock Island 9S1S: st. Louis and San
Francisco, 1871: dOprefeued 1915 do tprefetred
Minneapolis and Manitoba, 1896 ST. Paul and
Omaha, $50: do preferred, 9S. Texas Pacific,
20. Union Pacific, 6);,United states Express, So;
western Union, $50
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-28
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Real Estate.

PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE CIR
Circuit Court of Ohio County, West Virginia,
made on the 18th day OF September, lss9, IN the
chaucery cause Of David Grant vs. Nathaniel
Willolt et al. the undersigned special commits
sioners WILL on
Saturday, November 3Otb, 1883,
commencing at ten o'clock a. m, at the north
font door Of the Court House OF Ohio County,
Vest Virgins, proceed 10 sell, at public auction,
that part OF lot No Is In square No. u In the city
of Wheeling. Of which Matilda Grant died
sliced, situate on the south side OF Eleventh
street near the corner Of E0h street fronting slN
teen feet and four inches on eyenth street aud
extending back ffty eight feet 70 an alley, aud
containing dwelling house and Outbulldings.
TERMS OF SALE One half Of the purchase
money, OF as much more o. the purchaser may
elect in cash, and the residue In one year from
day of sale, with interest from day OF sale, the
purchaser 10 give his note for the deferred psy-
ment, and the legal title TO be retained until the
purchase money is paid In full and conveyance
directed by the Court
b. b. DOVENER and GUY x. g. ALLEN,
Special Commits toners.
! hereby certify that bond ana security have
been given by the above named tpccial commits
sioners as required by law and by the above
mentioned decree. 49,. ...--....
JOHN W MITCHELL.
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County West
Virginia CcilOawt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-28

THE rosy freshness, and velvety soft
essof The skin is invaIishaly obtained by
sa Who uze Pczzonrs Complexion Pow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-28
GRATEFUL-OOMFORTING.
Epps'sCocOa.
BREAKFAST,

"By a thorough knowledge OF the natural laws
which govern the operations OF digestion and
nutrition, and by a careful application Of the
hne properties Of well-selected Cocoa, Mr.. Epps
has provided our breakfast tables with delicate
IL Favored beverage which may save US many
neavy doctors bills II is by the iudicious use
Of such articles Of diet that Constitution may be
every tendency TO disease. Hundreds OF subtle
malsdies are floating around Us ready TO attack
wherever there is a weak point We may escape
many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well
fortified with pure blood and a properly nour
shed frame. "-CiUN Service Gdzettk.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
only In half pound tins by Grocers, labeled thus
lines EPFS { Co., HOMEOPATHIC CHEMISTS,
aulsd4Tu. Th4gc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-28
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, November q Another rainy
day keeps up the weather depression upon trade
in diy goods. though this Is more felt in retail
than in wholesale branches, where II is stu
somewhat between seasons and naturally more
or less quiet at this season Moreover, business
at fist hands is more advanced than usual ana
the market Is consequently in excellent condi-
ton. Accommodations are exceptional. The
market was without change or new feature.
Holiday feeling Is uppermOst Just now, but in a
few days more activity may be expected.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, November 27-Pig Iron, firm at
SIC 50al9 90. Copper strong: lake 81 90 Lead
Qpiet at at So S2%. Tin. dull; straits S2l 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-28
3b.l4raa Cry for Pitchor's CastOria

,aen Bah, was s,cs wcgase her CasioHs
when she vr q Child. she cried for cas'oHa
Whom she became M,ss. she chung 10 Cas'o7".
,,,..o she. o.., Cb,icrvo she sas- tte'o -l''''''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-28
|IEGnnSuIVdnid LINES.
From Bridgeport sta ion.
3pr 8eat

ITO LRT-Dwelling ll22 Market St.; 10 Rooms;
| will rent 20 one or more tenants l.. HUSE-
MEN, 1876 Water Street oc2SeAd
ToR RENT-sroRE ROOM. No. 10 Corner
II Sixteenth and Jacob Streets. Possession
December lst. Enquire OF VIM. FALLoURE,
1922 Jacob Street. no2dqey
TNoR RENr-THR wELL-KNOWN BUsIE Ess
II stand No. 80 Twelfth street. Possession
given April lt, 1890 For particulars enquire OF
F. c. MEYERS, at the Fire and Marine Insnr-
ance Co. 5 Office. n020
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-28
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money IT 3a7 Per Csnt.-Govsrnments
Dali and steady-stocks LOwer-FlOur
Dull and -vvhest Strong.
NEw YORK, November 2.-MOney on call
easy, ranging from 3 to Z per cent; last loan at
per cent closed at per cent prime mercan-
tile paper 6a71S per cent; sterling exchange
quiet and steady at 4S014a4S5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-28

Frank O'Donuell was arrested by Mar
shsl Dolbesr, Tuesday evening, for whip
ping mis- step-daughier. He was taken ne
io-s Mayor Mahood who iued him i've
dollars aud costs. O'DOnDel paid ire
fus and afterwards re-airasted on war
s.-,-, ont before Justice
n.5s,o obs-ei,r him with
-. bis wife O'Donnell
Wss rtouired to give bond TO keep the
pesce aud falling 10 do so he was pat IN
the cooler, and will be taken to Mounds
Vile TO day to serve ont a sentence IN jail
unless he furnishes The bond.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-28

Toe members Of the NJ. f Church
callei on the pastor Rev. Eagle, last night,
alter prayer meeting, and rendered the
much surprised gentleman a regular old
fashioned Thanksgiving donation party.
Besides making hm various presents, n ey
stocked up the parsOr axe larder with
handsome supply Of provisions. Inc
pastor expressed his hearty thanks Tor the
kindness of his 10 lck snd very pleasant
evening was passed. The snair was Ger
teinly o pleasant one.
FACTORY SHUT DOWN.
The Benwood plate mill has not been
running several days on account, IL Is said,
Of a scarcity Of steel. and Yesterday part
of me factory wss on. /. is understood
the factory viii close down entirely to DAY
and remain idle until a stock OF nail plate
can De made.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-31
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Tae tshss fss rxrsse ~ tae Central
LASER Ia3ae. of seattle. wri isrss A.
e'els~S gexf Ne9fsy raarut0v ta tse atvt
ssoas The ersf IS %; 50 hrr ta IRE as yraa,
ass Aagfers <'ge, Sc. an8 sl}i tse nps~si
- ttsssass
Mss>>si s., t'r psr.1 e. Mss,g Ems .ss..
F4Fst Ers Hssr8 Rant
Fre-i.semg 81 tae gsAy
.sssssn t0@fsa- shsf Fufas
E.tasNisysrssusvsa rian
t'iE#rr4s sRgS t'at0n
sfan sastlste - cH-ea.
fvH.,xssp hsesi {'alea
Preseason > G ciaa.
u ,eTs 5uist
Ctsssl -rstssus Csslan.
ss.etNa nsErsgnN
Tfe ~ses'1s4 sls slap ST. fessa a. Ses-sssss
snt kNsteEK skreets, snss si2 ~ e,ssa Essss~s
- as&3VNs
sisvs - t-B,oa.
Haef
Bosararrt Is fna0l
kasrs. sasees' E asssst
rsassTs sae E,srssssfsrs' tnls,lE
EeRrs eaissn
Fsssseers rtaa
tansfsfs .sat tss<sssSs< FaaAa.
sEee.ts ss stse tsasS
sasans @st rresaHs IA sss.siRg sisl -
asefsass - tAe Na&r
asNE vs NkRsR.
Ehe vrs-ocSs tssr st save .sa~a RNss
- >xt ss lEs.e,. ae~ fa0as - tassa. ub
I5ssse - sBfsf siaea TAsf& - Ysxlsz
sFeaae. saaH NeN5er stxslse 81 Sesanss
sgHas ap sas.sssal - ~assA- .ta~2 Ss@es@
s. &@st .iees Fossas - MSltssssa. s. s@
sassssss b. s@S lE&7a s0s ses &sssaa& f4sk
g. Esrssssste
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-31
BRUCE CREIGHTON FREE.
The Police Think lie Won't Care 10
Remain Here.

Brges Creighton. the notorious crook
who bad been confined ia the eonaty jail
for a We. in defsal, Of 500 fine imposed
upon him for carrying concealed weapons,
vas released from custody yesterday upon
the payment of the bAlauce Of the bns uol
81 we'd ogt-
Immediately after Creighton Was sent &c
jail q nambs.r 81 mis- friends set about rails
lug enough Iaoney TO pay bis nne- Before
they sueseedssi. however. every one OF
and they were driven 20 the extremity OF
Keeping themselves out OF bork IA her
than helping Creis hton 90
Yesterday Young ma3 OF rather rcEpec-
table appearance came into Judge Miller :
cart ana stat q thai he Was the brother ol
West THAT belDg the a.ias under wbis b
Creighton was ified} anu ask how mueh
u would take "a get him oilt of Jail
Toe lsstise figured thzt xs525 would
square the prisoners account, aud that
amount was theEenpan handed over IN tx
change Tor an order OF feita-e.
IS Creighton was leaving the all Oh q
Mitchell stepped up 20 him aud said with
4 meaning look Don't you think Z
change of elim ate will do you good
CTsightous eyes dashed - he turned
aud insoientIy sad. This climates a.
good t3r me a. for yoa-"
"a gcFd to the wiAe il sufficient re-
tBra.d the chief, land yoa viii find tt!,
climate pretty warm for sou II goa dom
carry yourself straight In the future
IL Is hardly probsbie that Creighton VII
have the temertfy To remain here now tina
| The police have been made thorough,
| aware of bis vicious nature and biacs
| criminal record.
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IuE CITY FRONT.

\ warehouse is ietng erCefcl ga squire :
wharf
The "a X Merwin Drought in So sack
0i Oats yesterday
The stesEs schooner gnal came IN after
a cargo o. eeal last aigat
The taE : l. Msssiek is at Hopkins
wharf undergoing reesiT<
The Nate iauf~si .s55 sacks ~ aats A
Hsssesas Asri yesterday
Tae Enosh Tslh-s'. wlih 30 ia,ls Of casl
fer ~s8 ffsncisf-e. = rrssty for sga
the IsaAo viii lave fsr pot aud ,aisy
wsA d&S4 teus az cass and Ssesso shingles
The Rrittsin snd fhe M.sa OF Ore
Eo0 segt ter Caftc&snHt ytsser,tsy morning
The ship kepnrisc. wAt.h j. here "a
lesa restl zoe -sa ~ ss So. wiu take : sgsl
toss.
Tas Ea,a'll.s wlgI sal f,v san Fr.neise,
toh .sht Sae caJnc ia % take coal last
The PrsTafer h'ouxies ia p l,us ~ frclsh,
81 i&.i-ssFst lisa of pas Wgyr- yesfegl AZ
morning
Tae srs~oGer Anglers srvsves yessers,s :
morning froa Raeae Hsro.sT wlfh 30 bssr.
res O. gae
The / ! Perry lsnses ~ sseks Of ests
~ uftsss0 tnas % hMy a. Nsarfxxs,
whsfi yesterday sor :. Banter 4 so.
ne shtp H~nFy Willard saovssg - The
coaA nagSeFs, saere she 81 !ass e,sal sa-
SAP tF&neiscs So 50 ixsv - Q tors.
TIE Iysaheze Capssfa g-sFath. sr~tvs.. -,
f-efS sg~t~rfsV to esd 49, - 81 Fr.n
Cisea Sae si} fsse so tsas re. rrsa
iFsssa So Frsaclssp wAs male IN tasssVe
.sys
Tne bari irtte. wlss q esrEa 81 .s@s,.
esst ne ssrts~s Fssg Hssrs BWfau & ~s-fsh
g n : ~. arrived in Part Ts,wn.4.rs frrsrss
az fAa,'i s-' tc-teF&sY- Size vii arrive
b ~ 3shfu 4 feu sx4S
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NEW DISTRICTS 40 .'r SUR.
Taxpayer. Preseut = kemoustraBes
to the school soasd

The new city school district HINES pre-
seribed by Miss Julia Z. Kennedy, super
iats fdent of schools, will sot b. Endorsed
BY the board of dirsesaFs Last night was
the regular time III tneetsnx of the nosrsi
aud large uumissf OF taxpayers, lncia3
ing NesSfS. Julian xangie, J. II Ac0raw
fred Wilhelm. Jesse W George. r. II
Cam. Thomaa ". Pfosch. Edwin iyey
and many o,hers, we're on hand to protest
against The pFppnNed chaHSss.
The csnses 81 grievance 81 all were that
by tie new arrangement children would
hss fuFsed TO attend srhrsoi in some ather
district g 81 that H. which they naturally
belong. Eos instance. The southern boun-
Diary as tao Central school district was
fixsd ~ Cherry street. This wpaId comprl
AL cIslisFen At The top 81 The htil. south %,
cherry street. 10 attend the south ~ nspol
ahen the Central ehcol - much Bearer
The southern iiue al The heauy sshtsol DIS
utes Was a. N,rzinis and Depot streets
catH gif large uufater sho had FOR
merry attended there. aud requiring them
to cntie &3gih sns8S a}sif Is 90 the Central
4ehNot
IhsFe Sss - ot a quorum = cs'u; At she
meeting only Directors Hoyt susi Hughes
being pfVsent. tsgft ssss2faucs was given
that tae causes of roW pialnf would a. sai
- practicable b. rsRaeycd. and thst the
dstfigt hues a0ui8 be madr 30 follow
saore Resfif the CID arFs p cement
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EfIIfEs.

Broadway and Ballard avenue 1T t4Msu
park are being graded sad i,lrwslked
six good boys are wanted at the Ameri-
can District telegraph office. Boston block
john } McGityra oissrs q bargain In
laurel SHADE piop rty see adv. Ia this
paper.
stesmer Umstilla will leave Seattle Tor
san Francisco at $50 =. M. sunday. sep
tender /,
~ Johns iosge 81 Masons meets tonighi
In the Young Natursltsts' building, south
OF the ArmoTy.
Charles stalker and Minnie o. Reed. oil
Renfen. were Ersut q license - wed By
Auditor Forrest yesterday.
Frank Behl. employed in Lite 4
sns the's mill. lost the little finger OF his
right hand in shaper Thursday.
The Democratic wheeihorsss will hold
primaries in the several prccints tonight.
IL Is Understood they will not be pubic,
owing 10 fear expressed that the Repnb,
lieans will pack the caucuses.
Watson Snyse,, Western Union mes.
seuger boy, 'ell through the Jackson
street trieste lat night, sustaining severe
bruises. He lay fifteen nlisutes ia the wet
before he was able N crawl away.
The ladies Of the ". c r T., assisted hy
the Y :" wilt entertain the children /
L.5ysi Tenn Iserance ~ giun on the Univer-
O'clock. Al children arr invited.
The remains IT James Nelch. who com
Knitted snieidt Wednesday night wee
buried Yesterday 10 the Tsotters' field from
Cross s Cos. parlars. Nothing further
concerning WelCh hss been learned.
". IT. Randall. s tesmster. who wss
taken silh typhoid fever a week or ten
daes ego. aad removed 10 Providence hos.
pital. died yesterday afternoon sf Il "
O'Clock. The immediate cause of death
was heart trouble.
Articles Of incorporation were filed with
The county su3itof yesterday hy The seattle
geslsr Company Incorporates, Alex r.
NCkHan aid William A Mcdonald. CAP
i'sl stock SIS, go. ia leo sharss OF sifaesch
object, to enssge "a general Jogging aud
lHma,eF business.
kdwaTd JohBSan, aged - v~sr. died
Yesterday morsing az BIS bro hers h,.Ya.,
asa fupisr aud Jones streets. - typhoid
lever The funeral viii iske place ~
"a c3oes this afternoon, in Mcaaf Pleasant
cemetery fTsm Cross 4 TO = psrioFS Rev
G. q. sEiuE VIII sftelste ~ tbs. funeral
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LIME FROM sAI.IFoRSIs.
The >an Jasn oustriss Csnna. sup
pst tee Demand

There j. plenty 81 Nme AID yes e 1.
pretty NaTce ssh aari tn gcE. said Mr.
HaFfiuEsoe, eg harrington & saith, yes
tss,Iag Be- = f5ssT. iSTEiG1eESteR ref~srrcr
Observing & @'aesanvf leEt tous snsss "a
ats ul sid a. shs ir a,.ck. gurttss 10
gary sas maze a. to sbere e ssaHse frsgn
Is aid
ina, &, t}se ssaooasr Egnna Clsudina
>hC eas tuei Esss ia frDFa >sEss s'gsla. 80
si'n 4osr tsagge}s e@ ltlav ou s%s&ra
He's l,sgN = III shzf lsst iu g1le market s'
'Foe Whole 5srso Wss s.itd before 4
aTfiFst t'3t suppose g SiN tas' q cogp3s
az saws
'Ra yog s,t much lisae froa Cslisos
ala
~Nn Ihls j. thc a-sf carSs, e lime evel
-eEvtvei iu >rati3e tram California"
Hos a,sss = -cssta par Ia 4uAlity wGih
fASs rgcSsTet fraEH ~aa 1sAn
lt = rvs class isnc equal 81 ssy eve,
insslc AIS a3zAoaFh they fstSgsi on Us d
cents hsrrss Ws have seid u - tae ssssAi
tate ri1teS .agFg- ~. Z Gsn GStuk u,
stsii ot'ief say gserc s'r some ~ le. ~ TIE
- sc pFtts
~Nhst eaussss iAe r.ss e. th;s v.Arsses.la,
1iuie~-
~Ns,a tbeY a. shsir.nx rs est 81 a.,
a1sfunfa aus sD8 aaGcA III st tst Portland
ur sa1 eTea ta,Ee gse aeussnts 4. mere
tAsa e'tua. 81 th~ supply"
HsNT wa sAs rsssTc s&rgtsgs - arrive
Not 40 fiaae- ThF Etsistte a. arrived
- Fsrt sos gscgfa ss;tA satl esrse ~ a}er.
ehsa,ssse Vsnsse gfst se - sal she al5i -
tH aerr cA Mea3ay a7 Tars5sv
- .Ess HfTt a. a-s q tsss-t wAa sAss
e ST. tss@ xaFH h6HE tliae so fshAi5A sfs
H@fnj p@Fs ~ ~.sztf,'>. tesasnse az stss .f0ss
SAY Use UEw s=ssislsEs 49, aasr Progress
thE ~a&f - SHtssr o5.AtpH
Hos tarE e ei4 taks - rshs ss INa
essS a. s. ~ss s'eg~-sts tsnaa the ss7sss :
sa.5 fae SvNtgs ef glsts Tias-Ans af-ss
Is. IL. a..s
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SPOKANE psBLIcA~s.
The Conyesttofs,. second Day
>rroBg Tfekst Nominated.

SPOKANE kaLLs- Aug. 0.-Ths kepUbli-
can conaiy convention rsassrTn5se<i st SO
this morning AMI sissiead 0f putting In the
tine TALKING. like TIRE das befose. they
xeat 20 WORK 10 complete the ticket and
in 81 the business before the conveatio3.
The convention then prseeesieA IN the
nomination ~ res.ress f1ta ives 70 the EDS
lstHre- fae following were ua:asaa,sss (.
; q Grub. ~ shetsxy, J. j. BruNn4 Of
Deep Tres re- i. A. X. Csa-s, ~ hs-cAferls
ur j. Z candy. Colonel J. ". Fs Il bsn snd
L. B. DeeEs. Of - kspe Falls yafge Blake
viii receive the sol 4 support 81 the sIo-
kane eoaaty delegation SUP, or sacse
of 'he distrl embracing tais county
and Stevens. which amounts 20 his
OsainaIi1n- Fsr TIE OF &c Of cuuaty
eierk tnrc. ia ditiafss were In the field.
bat two candidates ishdrew ia ssyas If
As!oT j. VI armstrong. an q 1 sal3ier. ssad
se sas nominated by secssmstioa. This
concisdesf tie nsmsasfton> tusouel
Wi lam Ei6patis. Of spokane Fsiss. sss
eieetsi ehasraz4 OF the eoHury eens rsl
co nmssfee. al &. VI. patterssgs. II 30 o.
tails city. sss elected ecres.sy of The eufsi-
Eaitf. e. The sbors of the convection De-
ing finished, thy adjourned ssne 9ae.
the ticket = gen rally regarded 4s a
strong one. and meets With the approba-
siou OF the Republicans Of this county
The Republicans ere ais feesi:g cs,nfdeng
al success. al have com EnencsG the cam
pAsgH III earnest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at the Auditors
once Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January
iss9. to date are s9S9s. 8ai 90 There were
aiea Tor record yesterday 10 deeds. the
considerations sxgregsting sss.5i2, al
average of s2,l7s. Following is the list
IS furnished By osborne. Tremper !. Co.,
sl,stfactsrs Of title;
= + Denny 20 the Tsy or Cougreg ttional
eknrCh. lnt II. blk %, u. I. DtnBs's Psrs
aid sAiA
Paget sound Chagtsaqus Assembly "a
/ L. l. steinney, lot 5, blk -, ChRatauQus
| Beach, so
II r Boynton TO J. Ralson. lot q. blk 10
White & hanniass sid. tli0
A Walls to {. &. Watts, luts Il and ~ tlk
/ u. Asaison street. add, E5oo
Quilted states 20 T. Landc 80 see 1t,
! 81 ?. . $50
/ Washington Territory Investment Com
( paul 10 } 4. Alexander, r., lots / aud q
I aik 2. A 4 Deany add, s3S GO
" Phillips Ia X. y NeFadden, lots O.
E 3, Blk ~, Denny & Hoyis attd 81.
l r. Green, lo' =. sex IL, u -. !. $500.
/ ,, tioimen' lSI a. Ok -. Benny & aoyF,
/ adj. sc
". R.n'on to c. A Holmes, los 5. blk :,
/ Rsntons add. si.isS
/ PeSct ooand Lsud and Development
/ Comrsny e. ~. HsFeor, io.s IL and Is, Ask
= Sso
". HAinsworth to seatti. |. 4 MIA
Z Co, biks las, ia2- iDa. III and ia, ssliman
Z Park std, 81 .eo.
NuKsic 80 !. Narnetti. iot TO- blk :,
( lnglsa ood add t9sa
N l. scott to " /. Denny, lot ,, BLK L
Bells nita sdo, s5tse
( y ". Thouafsss. 10 2. r Clark. iot :. bib
1 5, ~noQaAjmie. SO
e. a. Mean 70 b, 4 Wing eiS &, Nt,o-i.
3 ian} adj 20 salmon Bay city. Si1f0
{ Hnigsd States e. r. Phillips. - Ise1 /, sec
! y T. -, . so
Il ,. iNuju~ Ia MaTy 4 Dyer, e3s l0g s
h}k D. f2ifvlew iiems stead ASsisc3sEsan =
sod. 81
( 81, kiuDesF ~ J " F3ikinS. lo7s S and 6
/ - a.. - hsAueSr's add xk.p33
{ L. ,. Ihams >ssh Ia 4 T. E task Jos : biz
! 4 SufRIlta ltlfst Sc