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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-08
THE BLOC OPERA HOUSE.

The Bijou Opera house presents a
card for Fair week which should be a
taking one-pretty Nellie Walters, one
Of the cleverest of soubrettes, in her
musical comedy. "Criss-Cross," which
serves to introduce her s%pecialties, be-
sides atfording opportunity for an
abundance of fun. Although this is
Miss Walters first visit to Minneapolis,
she has been preceded by so many
favorable reports that there is a warm
desire to see her. Her banjo playing is
a novelty which is said to be very
fetching"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-08
THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Accompany that carries seventy peo-
pie and two carloads of scenery in these
days of interstate commerce laws must be
an exceptionally expensive one, and
this fact serves in a practical way to in
dictate the magnitude of the spectacular
production of 1.-The Twelve Tempta-
TONS" as revived by Gilmore at the
Grand opera house. The piece is a
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The thing most noticeable in society
during the past week is the number of
Minneapolis people who are returning
from sojOurns abroad. Those who have
been out of the city on brief vacations,
and those who have spent the summer
abroad. are fOcking back. While the
weddings of the week have not been
numerous. they have united sOciety's
favorites. and there are announcements
made of several weddings for the COM
ing week. The change in the weather
has accomplished a change in society as
well. The lakes ale now nearly de-
serted, and talk OF the winter season is
heard. The Exposition has been of a
nature to attract some attention of So
eiety people during the week.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-08
PERSONAL

Mrs. E. G. Wheeler and Miss AlSadie
Bonner attended the Worlds Sunday
school convention in London and the
Paris exposition. They returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. Il. P. Vose of this city, was
among the passengers by steamship
Gallia, arriving at New York Friday,
and will be at home in a few days.
Mrs. L.. G. Macarthur, of Winnipeg,
one of the artists of the Exposition col
lection. is visiting with d. A. Macarthur,
1861 Hennepin avenue.
Miss Hannah Anderson, of Minneap-
oils, will take charge Of the commercial
department of Bethany college at
Lindsburg, Kan.
Miss Emma Meining, of Duluth, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Wachsmuth,
254 Seventh avenue north.
Hartley c. Davis started for New
York last night where he will engage in
newspaper work.
Capt. f. A. Gaus, Of Company b, has
resigned. He goes to Seattle to engage
in business there.
Miss Jane IT. Long has gone to
Raleigh, n. c., as principal of Pease in
stitute.
. Rev. Marion D. Shutter returns from
his European trip the first of the week.
i Miss Carrie Estey lectures at Simpson
M. E. church tomorrow evening.
Col. Ripley has nearly recovered from
the effects of the accident.
= Rev. Carrie j.. Bartlett was a guest in
Minneapolis Friday.
E. H. Steele will make his future
home in New York.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-08
GEORGE c. sTALEY.

Swiss guide ana an officer of the Rus
sian army, is thought to be the coming
star in comedy-drama, is said to be a
splendid singer, and his Tyrolese war
bling is SAID to be wonderfully sweet.
He was for a long time leading man in
a San Francisco stock company, and the
piece was specially written for him. Its
scene is located in one of those charm
ing valleys of Switzerland near the Hell
vetian pass made famous by Caesar in
T~ransalpine Gaul. The supporting
company is said to be a strong one. while
the scenic and costuming effects will be
very elaborate
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-08
HARRIS TIL Eater.

"A Royal Pass" the new comedy
drama which has been so highly praised
by the critics, will be the attraction at
Harris theater. George c. Staley, who
takes the leading part, a double role of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-08

tennis party on Wednesday afternoon
at her home on Park avenue.
The St. Luke's Dramatic club gave a
dance at the Eighth ward Relief hall
Thursday evening.
The ~Scandinavians held a festival last
night at Mauthey's hall, in South Mill
neapOlis.
The young people of the Emmanuel
church gave a fruit social last Tuesday
evening.
A dance was given at Relief hall, in
North Minneapolis, last Thursday even
inn
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-08

visiting her cousin. Mrs. NJ. s.. Emery,
9l5 Sixth street southeast. = Z
Miss Ida Emery, of Elmhurst. is Wis
iting her cousin. Mrs. NJ. S. Emery, Clio
Sixth street northeast. !
MIR. and Mrs. j. III. Stone and family.
of Mandan, are guests of Jacob Stone
Merrill and family.
Mrs. DR.. d. NJ. Graham. of Duluth,
arrived in Minneapolis Friday for a
visit with friends.
Prof. r. H. Willis, of the Dalles,
Ore, is a guest of Mrs. 4. j.. Williams,
Florence Court. Sre
Rev. NJ. d. Cone, who has been here
several weeks visiting, has returned to
Athens, Tenn.
Miss Rose Bailey, of Bath, Me-, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. ~Coykendalle, OBJ
Como avenue.
Miss Hattie Blakeslee, of Nyacle, N.
Y, is the guest of Mrs. III. G. Paxton for
the winter.
E. 7. Durgan and family, of Tacoma,
are visiting in Minneapolis : with
friends. IL {
Mr.. and Mrs. Frizonger, of Chicago,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed j. Palmer,
John Mem. Graham is visiting from
Duluth with Minneapolis friends.
w. F. LitchfeId, of Lowell, Mass, is
visiting with Minneapolis friends.0.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Clark, of PaoIine,
CAL, are visiting in the city. ~
W. F. Litchfield, of Lowell, Mass, is
visiting friends in the city.
G. Cox and family, of Vancouver, B.
c., are visiting in the city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-08

their annual picnic next Saturday at
Lake Harriet.
Society Dana holds its annual fair at
DANA hall Sent. 26 to 90,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-08

4 Judge Rea yesterday granted a di-
.vorce to Margaret Campbell from her
husband, John Campbell. They were
Z married in Winnipeg three years ago.
sDesertiOn was the cause.
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ORANGE BLOSSOMS.

Last Wednesday evening Walter A
Eggleston and Miss Alice A. Adam!
were married at the home of the bride;
parents, 1011 Franklin avenue Key
DIR. Charles T. Thwing performed thu
ceremonies in the presence OF the lntl
mate friends of the young couple. MIS-.
Isabelle Gale was maid of honor, and
Milo q. Phillips best man. The wed
ding was a very pretty affair. Mr. Egg
lesion is the secretary Of the David Y
Bell Investment company, and TIT
bride was a favorite in South Minneap
oils society. After a tour OF the lake:
Mr.. and Mrs. Eggleston will reside a
1880 Park place, where a very pleasan
home awaits them. They VIII be a
home to friends after Oct. 10.
Mrs. Marie NJ. Hale and Dr.. Edward
!. Reid were married at the home OF tht
brides parents. 81 Thirteenth stree
south, last Tuesday evening. The cere
monv took place at ) O'Clock, and wa:
witnessed by intimate friends. Mr.. AM
Mrs. Reid will be at home TO TRENDS a
81 Oak Grove after Sept. &c.
At the residence of the bride parents
Lake View, Tuesday, Aug. 81, by Rev
T. Nj. Price, Bayard L. Shaver was mar
ried to Laura NJ. t~ogelsonger. The
wedding was a quiet affair. witnessed
by a few near relatives. Miss Mara
Fogelsonger was bridesmaid anG
Thomas Lewcock best man.
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
A farewell reception will be given t.
Mrs. NJ. a. Rapp at her home, 534L
Twentieth avenue north. next WedneS
day evening, preparatory to her leaving
for her home in Iowa. The William
Noble and Levi Butler Relief corps arc
planning the reception.
Cards are out announcing the mar.
rage of Frank w. Page, b0Okkeeper OF
E. c. Cauvet, and Miss Minnie Law
renee to take place next Wednesday
evening.
Rev. DR.. Holman, former pastor OF
Foss NJ. E. church, will take a trip tC
Europe and will travel in the Old World
for a considerable length of time.
George A. REESE, of East Minneapolis,
and Miss Adele s. Guede will be mar.
ried at Centenary NJ. E. church next
Wednesday evening.
The Y. P. S. G. E. of the city will
give a reception to DR.. Wayland Hoyt,
of Philadelphia, about the 10th of this
month.
Rev. DR.. II. Grattan Guinness speaks
before the young peoples society at
Plymouth church Monday evening.
The Gustavns Adolphus society and
Swedish guards will give a ball at Har-
monia hall Sept. IA.
st. Luke's Sunday school will hold
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Railroads.


WHEELING. 4 ELM GROVE R, R,
trains on the Wheeling 4 Kim GroTS Railroad
will run RS follows;
LElyE WHREuNe.
$40 m T;O1A, M, 900 a. H., II a. m, I,S0
p m, $50 p. m, $40 p. m. p, M, 900 i, IN,
l.EAvE WHEEuEa PAAK,
OIO q, M, 7jt5 o. M, 10 a. M, 1880 D, M, $50
p. H,, 4i2O p M, $40 p, m, 500 p, M, 10 p, N,
sUNDAis-Le the city al S:IoS M, and
run every hour until 800 p IN Leave Wheei.
ing Park at 9Noa m aud run every hour uuIil
at 9'lha N. and city al l2;iS p. III
OtA O. lllRsCH, STUNT
NHIo RIVER RAILRoAD.-TIME
~ Table taking effect November "a, 1850,
aAIenget raIps win run a. iOlOws-t!entfsi
Time, All trains daily except those marked
thus which do not run on Sunday
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FOR SALE.

Biz ROOmCd Franc House, lot 70x8OO ieet, d
No, az lweAty .nluth street, for Sl,4O0.
A good kOOmtd Dwelling on south Pens q
AlIS some very desirable building Lots on sOuu
Penn AlfgCL
Residence with full Lotat No. 22t2 ChApllne II
Building Lots corner TWGntyAeventh ant
hAiA streets good factory site.
ACOlhtrI Homo, mllVA west Of Bridgeport
0hiVi has acres VI ground, tOvmed briel
Aoule, pAyiLg stone quarry. Ptlcc, h,SOO-
cheap.
Building Lots In tho sixth ward, on Gllmor
street. nsAr TwgntY.ninth, Mtoll0Ch street
nvAt ThFIltlh; ARyslOn, near Twenty.nlnth.
Ohin County Farm, lU0 acres
Small Farm near MOundAvIlle for q 100, or ex
change for city property.
Residence NJ EdglugtOn LAnO.
Double Brick hOnEB on NOfth Huron street
will ray well M an investment.
Hull lug Lots In the Old Fair 6ToundAi ais
Oh North hurOA aud North Front streets.
Residence On North Front street; rOomG,
house, lBt 6OIiOO. price $1,000. q
hnt ClaS rUOmgd llOuAe on Maryland o..
vi kOOmed Brick HOUSE, With vacant hall lOl
q 1918 MCi OlOCh street,
Building Lots On fourteenth and Fifteenth Bti
Market street HuNirVNA Property,
I'VE F0OniVd House on south Broadway, wit
ether Improved Property. Loaus Negotiated.
FOk kESt-COutitry Place Within Is ininutC
GlVS lrOni OOntte Of city on motor llne.
q. o, SMITH,
Real Estate Agent and broker,
HthNkR h0t, ht and sOId. moi
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FOR RENT.

u acre Farm on Middle Wheeling crCos,
800 per Rnunm.
- JAMES A. HENRY.
Real EAtAtR Agent, .. 8. Claim Attorney aud No.
iniN tLIhlln Nm 1912 NAEknL AlrlAL. lnl
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Qhe SntelliQfllter.
once ! No.. 10 aaIa ~ FouEtsealh stEeot,
A SONG OF LAST SUMNER.


Avfed PNeTa GnaEa In he Spectator
Swallows soar In the blue,
Butter dies dance on the green,
R0ses art blubhing the garden through,
With lilies laughing belWeen;
Der the bOughH long bare 70 the blast
A hulteFIng pOmp has passed,
And the whole earth Is shouting
"AWay With all doubling.
IT'S summer, 'tll summer " last"
No pale fare preNeS the pane,
=zpDeu the easements start
To the breeze that Is balm 70 the burning brain
SarGeaIa " the stricken heart;
And from OuEUiR May bush white
The blsckbird Hits With delight,
"All melancholy
Is folly, Ia folly,
When June she ISgroWIng Bright
March was hOyden rude,
April lliFt uhSteadled,
May, May, mad 10 be WOoed,
But June Is BRIDE new welded,
HuRhl y hush and bark
For nightingale never or lark
slngtd IN her praise
Such passionate lays,
Between The dASn and thedREk'
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Petroleum.

NEW York, Dec Q, -Petroleum opened steady
at 81 OK, aud after slight advance fell OF tC
81 w. Later the market moved up and ylOsCd
strong at 81 Oh Stock Exchay Ee; Opening al
81 O2IS; highest 81 OS; lowest q O4N; Closlug al
81 o. sales T9S I0OO barrels
OIL CRY, bee. G.-PetfOleum opened al q O2s5tt
hEaessS oSesl lS; SI9 ~ ~ ~
charters Y, Jus barrels; shipments SSl7l barrels
runs w. O9 barrels,
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec 0-Petroleum active
and Ilrmer; opened VI q VA closed at q OK
highest 81 0i99ss; lowest 81 0211s
BRADEoED, Pa. Dec. 6.-opened at q OK
closed 81 81 0lL; highest q 0iAi lowest q C21t
cleAIanceE l,1S2,oO0 barrels,
,TtrusvILLE Pa, Dec G.--Opened at 81 OK
highest 81 ON; lowest 81 023Si closed NJ u W.
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PniLApELrnl4, Pa Dec, b.-Swool In fair de
tnAnd: Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Xxx and above 32aAI; llA3lCi medium S6Ll
ssc; coarse gGaS1C; Michigan, Indiana aud west
cru hnO or X and Xxx yyRSlci nledinm UA9lc!
cOAtSe a8G1Sc; flne wAthed dOlllne X aud Ky
49, fAS0c: medium washed Cuinbibg aud delAln(
SSallc: coarse do S1aSSC. California washed Sad
$50 tub washed J1a4lc medium unweSn I'd comb
lux and iOlAlnp 2SAyDc; coarse do 2IH2Sc; Mon
taoA hoe iSaGbCi territory 6IaSSc.
NEw YpEk, Dec. 6.-WuOl quiet aud steady
domestic fleece SlASOc; pulled 2tailci Texas ~
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CINCINNATI, O., Dec. 6.-FlOnr lIFm, Wheat
Etrongi No. 2red Sic; receipts 10 bushels; chip.
SUc. Oats ltroug; No 2 mixed 23Nc. RE
ilrmeF; No. !, 46c. Pork quiet at 500 Lard
tlrIu Ut 6Sic. Bulk meats eAsieri short ribs
4.9Oa;. OCc. bacon htm; short cl0Ar 667tsC
weaker IT zoe. Cheese firm.
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MAMMOTH DRAWING
AtIhs Academy Of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, December n. 1889,
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.
10000 TicksIs ~ slOi Halves S!O, Quarters $40;
Eighths 81 TWelteIhs e2i fOrlleths 81,
AGENTS WANTED.

3,IAt Prizes amounting 10, .......... 81, 1sO, 8C
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CATARRn,
Catarrhal Deafness : Hay Fo,or-A New
Homo Treatment,

Catarrhal Deafness Hay FoVer-A New
Home Treatment.
Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious, or that
they arc due 10 the presence oil living
parasites In the lining membrane Of The
nose and eustaChian tubes. Microscopic
research, however, has proved this to be
u fact, and the result OF The discovery IL
that q simple remedy has been iormu.
lated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness
and hay fever are permanently cured In
from one TO three simple applications
made at home by the patient once In two
weeks.
N. R.-Tbiu treatment Is not SNUFF
or an ointment; both have becn dis.
carded By reputable physicians as ipju'
rious, A pamphlet explaining this new
treatment 10 sent free on receipt Of stamp
10 pay poAtage, by H. Dixon 4 Son,
237 and $50 West King etrev4, Toronto,
Canada. Christian advocate.
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Health is Wealth

DE-. X. c. wEsr's NERvE AND BRAIN TRKAT
MENT, \ guAtAuieCd specific for HysieIlA. DiEII
ness, COnynlAlOns, tlI, Nervous Neuralgia
use Of alcohol ar tobacco, WAhRiuluesS, MenlA
Depression, BOlLGnltg Of the HfAin rcIulting IL
insanity and leading 10 misery, decay aud
death, Premature Old Age, liaffGtintS. los Of
Power 10 either sex, Involuntary Losses and
BRAIN Seli'AOusO Or .nVDr Indulgence, zach boz
contains ole mouths treatment, 20 D boz
or ak boxes IOt - %, sent by mail PREPAID nE
receipt Of price, wHGUARANTEER Al x box u
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10 refund The money II the Treatment does nol
effect Culc. Guarantees issued only By No
LAIN BROTHERS, Druggists, E0le Agents Mo
Lain hlCct,. cot. Market and Twelfth streets
Wheeling. ". Va. GU26 Tfhs4W
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INRUsTEE'S SALE.

Y TRUSTEES SALE.
ny virtue Of a deed Of trust made by John II.
hcCtAukUn, John Il, blehl aud Ada X DlOhl,
lbWilC, TO- J. X. COwden, trustee, and OF an Or.
leFOi tho GitCuit Court Of ohio County, West
VllGinIA made On the lStn day Of Nay, 1859, ap
pointing mt a. trustee IN place OF The trustee
named III AAid deed Of trust, which IL dated
March ", iSJ, and Ia recorded III the OttlCO Oi
The ClCfk Ol the county Court Of ohio County,
West viFlinlA, Ia Deed nt trust BOOK No. ~
baRC 6iS, Will sell at tho front door Of The
Court House Of IAld county, on
THURSDAY, tho 3Glh DAY oil DECEMBER, 1882
beSlnnlug al ~ O'Clock q. m, the following do.
EEOtd property, that Il " kAyi Four lots oil
ground numbered Tw0niy'thrGS twenty. four,
TACu J Ave aud tNCnty'eix In kQuAtc a numbered
Inn9t !ehn 7 uilChtlita addition No. . 10 the
city Oi WhCCliHg.
The IltlO 10 tho AbOve property ID believed 10
DO Wttttt, but selling ASltuStee WIll convey
only thu title vested In mo BY said deed 81 trust
lERNA ~ AALE-t'nt third aud IN much mote
a. the purchaser plCCtA 10 pay IL cash, tho bal
Antt In two equal inAtAllmOilla IN OnH aud tNC
Yeas, notes bCarlug interest from tho day o
Ale 10 TO Rteu inr the deferred pAyiientAy thI
!lue 10 he retained until pAytncut 10 made II
tlll W, ]. W. C0WDkN, TfuIleC.
w II HAiLER, AnCiiOnceF. dea
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NEW YoRx, Dec. O.-rlg Iron nim. Copper
easier; lake December 60 W. Lead dull o.
q Is. Thu quieii sira'ghbS2 -.
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

no you desire 10 have yTur rents collected AuC
AVOID tho troubles incident therefor
~ 10 want u sell your prOpeftIi
DO jnu want to exchange your city property
fora iAFm1
io yOI SAINT 10 buy a iarmi
Do |Ou want 10 soil laFmf
DO Jrn want N bu! Il hOustf
10 sou WtbL 10 rent u hUuhef
no you want u pGnsloni
10 JUu want your pension lncreasedf
by JOu want b6uutyS
Do you want your pension vouchers cCrtll sdi
d. JOu Want deposition taken In your clAlu
Tor teuliOh'
Los numbered land 4 and ! feet Of Lot No, z
plRk Old Fair Ground,
GrOund on CaAt and wtSt side Of South 'FRONT.' st
No, North Front street.
Lot southwest cOrner Virginia and South iOfl
street. No, ~ Virginia street. No " Fifteenth
street, hall lot No. ll26 MCCOllOCh street. No
1905 hAplinV street No lUl0 Chapllne street
No. LIS EOh street. No, 1860 Jacob street. No
Az Main street. No. lSg sixteenth street.
ThrcU rAlno Houses, east end OF Twenty
IevUilh street,
ADOsirahlu Residence on Fourteenth street.
Two Desirable Residences OH Fifteenth 81.
No. .Bj7 Market STREET,
No, 1871 Market street.
No, Elb EOn street.
No. 2iOI, tlO6 and 2lOs Water street.
No. 9iO Main street.
Many other Houses, Lots and Farms for sale
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Tie Features Of the money aud Stock
Markets.

NEW YORK, Dec, 6-Monsy on 0ll easy
ranging from to per cent, LAST loan 6per cent
closed offered at 0 per cent Prime mercantile
paper SIGllIs per cent Sterling Exchange QuleI
and steady At s. SORt ". Sales 5000. shares,
The stock market was more active than lately
and the list attained TO the condition d buoy
ancy towand'lhe close Of the day, The Coal
stocks showed marked strength, but AissouFi
Pacific, Union Pacific and New England led II.
There was large demand for Sugar, aud the
SHORT Interest ln the stock was V large " ~ any
wanna aud New Englald were tue Leaders. The
market anllly closed active and strong u the
best prices OF the day, Almost everything Is
higher,
Railroad bonds active; sales 81 1000.
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b. q Y, RAILROAD,
hllAiFe 4 zAleVille Through Passenger leaves
seLAire .! s'A0A' Q arrives al RellAife AtS;SO
WO0dEaeld Passenger leaves BellAire At A:2O d,
M arrives ~ bellAlFD a. s;9i 4. N
Slmnlerheld Accommodation leaves BellAlre
Gt ~ , NJ. ATrIyes At liza a.
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For Club Rates.. or any further Information
stating yenr residence, with stale, County,
Street aud Number, h0re rapid return mall de-
Livery will be assured BY your enclosing an en-
Velope bearing your full address,
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A IRAlSS-On and after Nov, a. l6S9-Ex.
day excepted MONDAY excepted. lsaturdAy
exeeped Sunday only. saturday only
East6Fn Standard lime
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Boston Couritr; 1t may BIO that love
makes the world 30 round, but an over.
dose Of whisky will do 1t more success.
fully,
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Address Registered Letters con-
taininB Currency 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans La
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-07

Perfection is attained in DR.. sage's
Catarth Remedy. 1t cures the worst
cAgeB.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-12-07
1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO, Dec 6.-Cattlc-RCcelpts TO- 900 head
shipments 900 head market dull. beeVes e $50
S 10: stOcEefs aud feeders 81 s as 70; cows bulls
and mixed SI2Oa2 %; Texans 81 5oa3 20. llOgs--
ECt strong; mixed % 6Si3 SO; heavy % bSA5 20;
light s. G6aSSj SkipS 50 0Oa9 ". sheep-ReeelpLl
7,OOO head; shipments 20O0 head; market dull
western q 60a4 AO Texans 81 4Oa3 60 lambs s. VI
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EAST LIBEErY, Pa, Dec. 3-Catlle-Receipti
i,i21 head; shipments l,OiO head; market steady
and prospects look fair for Monday. IlOEi-RG
ceipIs 4, 4OO head shipments 1000 head; market
firm; all grades q 76A3 ~, Sheep-Keceipt S0l
head; 1hipnentA nOIei market steady aud Ia
good demand.
CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 6.-EIogs active and
higher; common and light g OJa3 70; packing
aud bltCheh 6 60AS W; receipts 0,UO0 head
shipments $500 head.