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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-03

(,4NAnIAs rAcnc NAVIGATION CO..
STEAMER Premier
BoUNp soUTK.
vspsosss, Monday s9s T.s .s ssa.x Th y
Townsend Monday and sestse. Friday and
Thursday iii p m Tuesday - n
eesttle. Tuesday aEdITscomA Friday ard
Friday .....-.....s m ues1sy .s...s.. 10 n
aoUsD NORTH.
seattle. q mianishsIrswusend '....ssm
tn sfAy and Friday whateom = % N
Townsend a n Roche HsrboF-i2 20 , m
whsscom . sos d Vancouver pm
Kcche HAghor. 4 m
Tas company reserves the right to change the
tine table % pisces Of cal without notes.
DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM sEArrLE
Tnes4sys ard Fndsys
DAYS or ARRIVAL AT sBArTf6
Tuesdays ard Frsdaya
JOHN 4 o'BRrEs. Mastsr
JoHs IRVING. kas.zer c. P. n. Co. La
pAcTFic COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
dispatch sss.msrs trOrn seattle q ioIlows
For san Francisco. via Port Townsend and
Victoria; Al 9 p y. trasssngers rsceiEed ca
and every ave days thereafter.
Far Alaska. Eaveraber and u sssam,
From SAN Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
sound porEas AZ q N. vssnbar !. II u.
g. >. Decsghss !. and every i've days there
Tssasss may BE- detained a. the otsee al tho
company a. esn iAsck. ~e9ff 9.
6ooDAII. PERKINS 4 CO..
No 10 Market street. saa FrGscisoO. Cal
FAST Trar-
PAssKSaxR STEAMER FLEETWOOD
seAtsle, Tacoma. Oiympla, ssellacoom and
Acseifs fsian4
WINTER TINE CARD.
eommsncing Tuesday. November II
Leave o.ynp... daily ss saesp. noaa.y-. g@.m
Lave Tseons. . III @sm
Arrive seattle - LOO p n
Lac sess.le. daily s1ssps aoaasv-.~- :opm
i .,s,.. a 1srom.. s s@gm
LASnfSGs- seassie. Yssiss's waarf: Tscosna.
n. 7. = X. wharf oiympss. Horr's wharf
Trip SUNDAYS carries NSsshwessssn saa wells
Z JHATcH. President
FrsHK FAST AND cowwopious PAssgS0gR
l. sTEANxK MuLTNoAAH.
torroxzTScs acAr4
Leaves tbs n ?. chart daily aa7sA n. for Own
ela. kazallche and 6gayss Hafhnr, rsfusatng 10
Tacoma Il ,. IA. connecting With beAts los
sEAETLK AND wEAICox.
Arriving at seAssis A7pm
rsxK TAsEG
- oiynTss iessm A. KsasicSs mSam
Nv Kssailcae II IS , N A. olympia 1s5pu
Lv OLYMPIA 2eo p n AZ Tacoma 3eapm
esaseestng wish sea's for Ssatss@
THK NEW. FAST srEASER EArRHAvKS
--EKAvxs Foa~-
utsls3y. ceapsvaie, AaacOxsss. .FAirAsvea.
Mo7tky. Wednesday and FFA&sy 81 p N
ssy, FFtisy anss saa,szY - 80 . n. fr8n seattle
NsreAoEse Gas y sa-z
RAKER. BACON a CO. Arrests. seasslA
~ u. WHISKY. Eseaefai Manager. Tacoma
= L CoAGEs-xs. Arrest FslxaareE
HOOPS CANAL Rourg -STEAAgR goSE-
Tns stsssaew sczepAine wlN isavs HEfhs1z
GUlmaan aAaEf kos< 81 S&xsea street. " e.szess1ay
sad Satar8Ay nzSFnsnE - - q n f0F ENrs
ts4EaNEe SeAaeex. ht0z Etsc AID al 8ay raiAts
90 He<@t's IxnaA AssEratnx ss4vws tesen City
Memeay and ThGrssssy nseEn4aS For treight ~
"a So ss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-03

We gre most careful and esnsfae.efn sse~nr
0oH 70 diseases 81 wemen aud eAilEsran. Ii you
EHnAt houa any oheeMrxs aiHcasf a nnr6sana
cure you rtEnenber the eslehrsred speesallsEs
rnre yea when Others iafl The spnets1lzxs 4ra
skiAlsa 10 every aknaEtKnenI az meairai AID xas~
e experiences IN ne hospitals Il Rseakfvn ank
Aew YORK, formerly special Fro1aSaaf ~
Wemsn's Hospital College. New YORK. ana d
coscEscAl specialists IA tAls eounsry.
TO Young and ksiddie-Axod Men.
Nervous neozlttvz eperraafnfrhma s~rnfnas
I1sAes. Physical Decay. arising rom inglls r.
1oks produc2nE AleeplexsnesS despoadenry
FtmpteS en- he ieces avezsfon 20 sorsafx aa.iIw
dlss,onFaRcds Jack Of condolences, Gail anal -
ktlaF 90 Business. and a1ds lilo 4 bsrlea.
sAseis, permanently and speedily cared
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-03

HOOPS CANAL RouTE -STEAAGR goSg.
Ill f3fSE
Tha stsRlAex SczeeA3ae wsn heaws HRsheaz.
SSiaaan aAarf kass< 81 SzFse1 steT<t " es4zeS1ay
SD Smsar&My EMSEnsn4 ~ . q r. Tor ENrs
ts4EaNGe S<Aseek Shios CIst &a3 at Bay paiAts
ga Hn<at's Gknal EesErn8Hz se4yeS Iesen City
Memeav and TnGTSasaT EsETnsaS. Fer frezsNt ~
psssage spsay az AAsHe 9 s8lssa1 wesasf aE On
kad CAPT u SssxKsr2E. Massxr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-03

BAEER- BACON A CO. Arrests. seasflA
~. WHISKY. EeaeFai Manager. Tacoma
81 1. C1A&sFt-xa Arrest. FalzAareE
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Via The Albert lea Route.


BANKS.
vITAsHINGT0N SAVINGS BANK-INcoR-
w poFnsed under the territorial LAWS
CArTTAL sa0oa
orrTcERss
", ". Dearborn. President
3 Dearborn .-..- Vice President
II. w. Higgins. Cashier
AcKxRRAL nAxxrxa HrslNkss TaAssAcrEn
Drafts drawn on al parts OF the word. In
ssres, paid on savings ard time deposits
HonFs-fos n. e P m, snd Saturday even
Deposits mar be made Ia person or hy regis
tered letter, money order or express, and deposis
books will be returned as requested.
Money loaned on real cstAte at Fenson anle rates
DExTER HORTON . CO. BANKERS
Incorporated isE.
cAr1rAI. s2uc.ooo rxDlrrDED raoyrrs. ssaea
President Nv. a IAia
Niee-President- 4. 4. Denny.
ca ssSasssr........-iB !. I ssIir.
kew York. cSirago. 81 Pzai. san Fran.
cisco. Portland, and vaF1ous points
IN Warrington. 0reson and
British Columbia
sight bills OF exchange on London, avaEiahis
elsew here n EHrDDe.
Collections made ~ 81 points, On favorable
terms
On deposition safe keepsnk
THE BANK OF coNxERcE-dscoRPoR-
L ste1J
PAID Up CAPITAL. slooan
gIeH.sn Hc.yoKE .-.. Pr ss.sss
Transaefa q general banking busin@m
Daals IN for1izn and domestic exehsnee, draw
Ing direct on sli principal EHropeau FONTS
Collections maee on al points inths United
Teserraphlc transfers made 10 al principal
rosntk
All haslaess Entrusted . sc WI receive ths
prrrnpsssf etssEf8ol
ofsca. Brown huslaing. s0uskezss rerncr Sac
oni ard CAeggy streets
DAyK or BRITISH COLUMBIA
SOw open for ssslaea IN tils
f ~
.asnn ara
Poser - increase - tn.o1otge
BrAnehes: san FraBeasco. ecsiI PoEsssaa.
f9av Tas INA NV AahA TsefogtA. Ennenuyex. NeW
Westminster, SasezElc ass1 Asaaacofss -. N.ie
80.
tfsHexai banking business tfs1Aaesesst iorssFa
exchange s01xAf aAa sosas efA1ss et1 -
gv&Hh3e transfers ass1 % saae $3.50 -
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C7ATTLE TILE INSURANCE AND Trust
- Company.
cArTrAI. szaan
osr1cs vrrn xosns LAND Co. sz4rr1A

Issues policies Of insurance. upcn real estate
titles, guaranteeing absolute protection against
loss ~ reason Of detective titles
Il assumes 81 fts own expense the defense Of
al legal proceedings instituted IN the interest 81
adverse claimsnass and relieves the insured
irorn al trouble. annoyance, anxiety. cost and
expense Attending snch litiRatfopx.
c. II. HANF0kD, President and Counsel
Ex-GON. WATSON q. SQUIRE. Vl0a-PkeA
HF RAKER, Secretary
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DAYS OF DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Tnes4sys ard Fnd2y&
DAYS or ARRIVAL AT sBArTEG
Tuesdays ard Frsdayk
JOHN osBRrES, Master
Nv. PARKER, Agsnk
JOHN IsNfNG. Manazer G. r. n. Co. Ia
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- NAsusee. Dec 2-Wneak oksAr-
seEEHa fair: ssew yriasas an
s. - - siso; the latter fur en-
skssys Ne. feed. TSssaseN
sssss liberal ard reeespsz Tree !;
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rFTacHASly NATIONAL zASx
pes.raxsea ssssuSrnry xn1 szsHcs4
aRmEf Ct kA8
pxsxxn 9x&xk4 eoFEESMxigE
Teas IN sn~srn sna 6nmessse sxrlsknEn&
M4kes sRlegxEF&Ee txEnsssrzs sd aa1@& Asssezs
g e-ezz1
gssamrns kxnktnx hmatnsna tr4zs&esc2
Crsns. Eruwn snshtsxg. ssz<Ae1ss esr2sx
eHeu1a x1z Gkexxy skteeA
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PORT ANGELES. pUEsESEss. Port Tows.
SEND.
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Retusnanx leaves Ssatsse Cor TaeoEaa @sfnes-
Gas, FRIDAY ansa SaasszY - - . n. fF8n seattle
a srsA0asG U1A 5 " S8<E
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
TIE METAL MARKETS.

BrGdsrcsrs.
No decided change has taken place in
,hs iron markets, sud buyers are making
cautious purchases 90 fill cut work
10 hand The general anticipation Of
requirements reported some weeks ago has
enabled most large consumers to hold of and
Talch the cause Of the market. Prices are
firmly maintained a. all points. TIE pig
u0n output is absorbed, and stocks are
stocks are steadily declining All rolling
mills are working full tire. double turn
on orders, and have sufficient work in
hand and il sight 20 enable sellers to
maintain prices 40 the recently quoted
igurss. Bridge builders are crowded
with work, aud pipeline constructors
are hu.rying Erge amount Of
summer aud fail bailiing 90 completion
The plate and structural iron mills
continue well supplied with business, and
there is promise OF much n5F work during
December. S.eei rail mills are pretty well
Supplied with orders for rails and for
steel foe an purposes. Quotations for
rails $50 5O0 35 ia eastern mills. The
entire iron trade Is In mes. healthy state,
ud prod ucing capacity ia being strained
70 meet the consump'iv5 requirements.
While prices are very strong and stocks al
most nothing, manufacturers expect to
meet an demands without bringing shout
any speculative advances.
Iron and steel prices so mili or furnace:
NJ %. Nor %, Nor. 80. Loiret
ls,9. 1s,9. 1sss. 1ssi.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

DURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE CIR
/ cult Court Of Ohio county West Virginia
made On the 18th day OF september, 1889 IN the
Chancery causes of George w. McCord, admins
traitor vs. Thomas McCOrd and Others, and John
W. Cooper vs.. James G.. McCOrd and Others, the
undersigned special commissioners will, on
Saturday, the Goth Day of November,
4. ID. 1859,
commencing a. ten o'clock a. m, at the north
iront door OF the Court House Of Ohio county
West Virginia. proceed TO SELL at public auction
the tract Of land containing about one hundred
acres, and another tract known as Pike Island,
OF which Thomas McCOrd died seized. The hrSl
mentioned tract lies on the Ohio River, distant
about five miles north Of the city Of Wheeling,
and was bounded and described by the said
Thomas McCO d. deceased, I'm deed between
himself and Thomas b. McCOid dated Septcm
Der 18th, 1879 of record in the Clerks Office OF
the County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia
as follows: On the north by the lands OF james
Lyle and John b. Lyle and Rev. - McLure
ON the East by the lands Of Mrs J. b Will
son. on the south by the lands OF the Reilly
heirs and Jacob Ellis, and on the west by the
Ohio river. being the home farm, when he died,
OF Thomas McCOrd, deceased.
The tract known as Pike Island hes IN the
Ohio River, about one mile above the first men
toned tract
FERNS OF sALE-Ore-third, or as much
more Of the purchase money as the purchaser
may elect, in cash, and the balance in two equal
iustalmchts, At one and two years, respectively
from the day Of sale, with interest nom day Of
sale upon The cre1it instalments, the purchaser
10 give his notes Tor the same with apprbved Sc
curty, aud the legal title TO be Ietsined as a
further security unul the purchase money is paid
in full aud conveyance directed by the Court.
GUY X. G.. ALLEN.
GEO. 3. CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners.
Given under my hand this Goth day of OctO
her. A. D. 1852. JOHN ". MITCHELL,
Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, IN
the State Of West Virginia, oC3lOawt
The above sale Isl hereby, Ibis 'S0th day Of
November, 1859 adjourned until 10 O'Clock g. m.
on the zth day of December. 1889. to be
then continued and resumed at public auction al
thenorth front dOorof the Court House, I'm Wheel
ing. West Virginia. GUY K. G.. ALLEN,
GEO. B. CALDN ELL,
ce2y Special Commissioners
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
wELLsBURG.
A Gosslpy letter from Our Brooke County
NeiShbor.

A Cosby Letter from Our Brooke County
NeiShbor.
Special Correspondence Of the Register
WELIsBURG. W. Va, November 30
The Herald ,fi,e has mace some extensive
repairs and tie editorial and composing
rooms have dorued 9 bard wood finish,
watch when completed viii be very hand
some.
Some boys up O., Golfers thought they
aouli sample the contents Of few cars
and cab3oses on tire "PeBiky" road, ard
ca o result have taken IoOms for the winter
81. Cbuk's hotel
The Riverside well is down 400 f1e. and
is being pushed rep'dly.
j. Il. BraddOcE, J. q entertained the
Euchre Club on Thanksgiving evening at
bra residence on Chestnut Heights.
Miss Cleaner, Of Mt. Plsass5t is Wait
iug at the residence Of c.. W. McCleary.
EK-Sterid Blown is confined TO his room
q. the Hudson House b. illness.
Miss Ida Carter, Of Pleasant Valley, Is
visiting the Misses WoTtbe0.
Alr. Rlse, who died 40 Tltonville on
Friday, was buried here Saturday.
Frank Tucker, Of the Graphic, makes
frequent visits up here in the interests Of
his paper.
Asr. sam Jscob, proo.-reader in the
government printing Ufics at Washington,
ID @, spent THANKSGIVING at home.
TIE rather Of ID. Huidman, Eq, is
down from Collier 20 spend Thanksgiving,
eud is stopping at the Lewis House.
Air emo Mrs. Baird entertained some
friends very pleasantly st their home last
evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
The Hero Of the World !

Woe unto those who are in misery and trouble
with diseases on earth, suffer ng for the want OF
man flesh in this world has failed TO accomplish,
May the disease be I'm man or woman, either
yOul or up in years, l have the greatest power
that ever Wss known sgain,t the most terrible
death diseases among the UeOple, such as Rheu-
matlsm. Consumption. Asthma Heart Disease,
liver Complaint and others too numerous 10
mention cured inthe quickest time ever known
10 the public People who ere weak ana have
poor eyesight can receive lendid information
which win be Of benefit all their future life, nor
Will 10 fail them. Kind treatment and charges
reasonable
ROOM, ST CHARLES HOTEL.
do, Cor 1ilh and Water SLraets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
wHIMsICAL POINTS.

PiHsJurg Chronicle: A hen often wears
a set look on her face.
Terre HaUte Express: Oae would natural
ly expect to ind mugGy atmosphere in a
beer saloon.
Boston Herald, Il is said thst smsckiDg
tie lips is vulgar habit Much dspsnds
on whose lips are smacked.
BinghampioR Leader: The race is not
always 10 toe swift A One-legeed fat man
can catch a cold es quick SIS a Splinter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02

federscy this man Stanley, then a wesrer
Of the gray, deserted his flag and, putting
On blue uniform, fought against it until
the end of the war. A brave man he may
bo-a man Of enterprise and dash-but
.here is something wrong ia his makeup
No matter what services he renders TO the
eeographers, no matter what messages he
brings "a from the Dark Continent, this
ex-Confsderata deserter is simply very
lucky and a very famous moral monster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
0nD DIVORCE PROCEEDINGs

Texas comes to the froat with a divorce
care chat is probably the most novel Of the
season. Although it ia pathetic it viii
causs some folks 10 smile. The peu Toner
for Che divorce prayed for alleged that "a
ds.troyer had c,spt into his home sud made
desaiats en- that wac once happy" He
explained that tho destroyer was a band of
raisioaisls calling teusslves 'SsEcuica-
toaisis.n These people, chiefly women,
met 40 private houses snd related to each
other so-ealisd divine revelations, which
they interpreted to suit themselves, and
bliudly followed IN iheir domestic and
business relations Among other things
they held that it WAS siaioi for d female
sanondcarouist 20 live With a husband
who did not believe 10 the dcc.riue-thai
such husbuud was % serpeut in che house
aud the wife should separate and depart,
from him.
The petitioner complained that bis
mother ia-lag was ths head Ct the band
and bsd persuaded his wife 20 join 1t, and
hal held meetings in his house.
when these facts were presented 60 the
inry q decree Of divorce was at once
granted. The other SIDE hoSeyer, car
risi the case 60 the Slprens Court where
tbe decree was set aside. The court gave
the f5lrovlre reasons for iis action;
La view ot Che constitutional pros .sious -cur
inc CO. "a.l men thc risl, 90 worship Almighty
.1l according .o che dictates of their own COM
science ans asserting that no human author
ty ought in any case whatever 90 CONTROL OF in-
terle-e with the rights of conscience in matters
or-e,ision we 90 not thius thsl questions ss
lo Che doctrines or practices OF Che San,l-
toni.ts ought 90 hive been permitted 10 enter 10
any extent INFO the trial
rtvss defendant right % have any religious
belief none. as best suited her, IN her col-
da-t asa wife was such SIS 90 furnish her nus
hand -.o1rds or divorce. the acts themselves
woulibs tbc only proper subjects OF iuves1sa-
lion. without amy resari 20 the religious conncc-
lions tnat I.ad % chem. 10 he- coninc, was
biamcless 10 was useless TO allege and prove that
her rei2ious connections inculcatel ovl views
and practices.
Thus the WEIGHED husband remains
legally tied TO a wife who regards him as
too wicked for snythiug but 70 toll foe her
support.
SIN the situation is not without hope.
She may leave the Observation-Disclosures or he.
may Join them. o., else, either oiihem
may 70 to Chicago in q few hOCrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02

Ia q ieT weeks explore, Stanley viii be
10 Eagand. Crowned heads will pet him,
moaarchiss and republics will decorate
him with stars sad ribbons, and learned
scholars brave men and iair women viii
unite Ina doing him honors. 10 is all very
inc. bat in lac dukes. hour OF the Con-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02

BROWN-At Grafton, W. Va, Saturday morn
ing November 30. 1859, Gen. GEO. W. Brown, in
the 5Oth year of his age.
FORD-eunfay Morning, December 1st 1859
at 420 O'Clock a. m, MosEs FORD aged Sc years
Fun raj from his late residence No. 20 Thir-
teenth Street en- Tuesday at moon at o'clock
Friends OF the family invited TO attend. Inter
ment at Mt Wood cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
WOOL AND METALS.
The Cond lions IA Two Important Markets
During ma week
u-r.f.N-rrfr

More than the average amount of bust
ness bas been done in the wool markets
ibis week, though trade is somewhat irreg-
ular aad uneven. New York, Philadel-
p6ia and Chicago give give better accounts
Of themselves than Boston. At current
prices the manufacturers az o rule
10 not hesitate to stock up if
they reed sopliis for present or near
by corsump SCH. bat there Is little in the
output TOR goods TO encourage speculative
purchase Taking TIE fauge OF selections
sa q whole, values are unchanged. The
signatures are confined 70 WOOL manuiae-
turers and dealers and wOolen goods msr-
c1anis Both large ana small concerns
appear.
Dslsiue Wcols ere the only feature il the
Boston market Comparative scarcity
r1iles with the grea. stTeegth of Austria
Ian wool at London On raise values In this
country. Quotations are therefore advanced
&c per pound. Ohio Y and NN seleC iOns
are also firm. With these exceptions the
market Is stronger, IL not indeed actually
weaker, than 90 the last report. Territory
opp,ias, 10 particular, are 10 only moder-
ace request, ard exhibit q downward ten
lsncy. Clrps, wool is steady and moder-
ately aciive Current Quotstions for lead
ing descriptions ere az follows, IN COmpsr-
ison with last year and the yssr before;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
T oCAL BREWERS UNION NO. 50

Consisting of the workmen Of the sohmulbach
Brewing Cempa OF this city, in regular meet
iug as embed at their hall yesterday afternoon
were Pleasantly surprised By communication
from their employers granting them shorter
working hours without any reduction IN wages
This is certsin'yvery gratifying and shows again
the usual liberal spiri Cf this firm. q he Union
herewith return thanks 10 the Schmu bach
B. ewing Company, fnd wishes this firm iccTees
ed prosperity IN business. Members OF
dcoo LOCAL Union NO 49,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
- /, III on slanIey.. Reeord

Among the articles brought from the in
terror Of Africa by Stanley and Emin Boy
is a lot OF ivory. Unfortunately the sus-
picion th,t SANKEY'S expedition had a
commercial purposes viii arise to detract
from the brilliauoy Of his exploration ex-
nioit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02

phil ARMOUR. the king of The dressed
beef combine, denied TO the Senatorial
Committee investigating ). that eHy COM
b.ne exists There is q rank horse raoish
flavor about lin. ARM0UR's gall lbat is
irvigoratng.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
KesNOTICE.

The undersigned have this day formed Co
partner hin under the firm mama of George Ii.
Gibson & Bro, as successors TO the late firm OF
Robert simpson IL Co A continuation OF me
liberal patronage accorded the cid firm, also
that OF the trade in general IS respectfully sohc-
tied GEO. ID 1lBSON.
decl-dq6-r JOHN NJ. OlbSON'
fTnfe1ffppr Ger cOny q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
rviRoTaliDs

THE defeat of MCKINNEY, the author
Of the high t'rif Chicago platform, and O.
high wool iar.n advocate ior Speaker by
REED of Maine, who ayor8 free wool, i.
very significant, indeed The election o..
HARRISON settled che tariff question, did
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02
r@sTOoKHOLDERs' MEETING.

The annual meeting ofthe Stockholders Of the
Wheeling Pork association Will be held MONDAY,
December >, 1889 at p. m, at the rooms Of Tue
Commissioners Of Ohio county, for the election
of a Board OF D rectors, and the transaction Of
such business that may be brought before the
meeting. A. REl MANN, freslnehl;
CONRAD HIEsCH. Secretary. no22 = dec
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F%NOTICE

Tue firm Of Robert Simpson IL Co., Wholesale
Grocers. consisting Of Robert Simpson and Geo
II. Gibson. was this day dissolved. Either part
ner is auth rized 10 s'gu the firm name in settle
ment of the accounts. Parties indebted 10 u
will please make prompt settlement
ROBERT SIMPSON Il co.
November 30, 1889.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-02

CHICAGO board Of trade men who lost
on core tried to even up" by "buckinl
the tiger" They los. more. Served them
ripht.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

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will on ...,.o- tfst. 1859.
AZ 10 O'clock a. ID. af tbc norin ifoll ''"l .' .
Cont House in the city o. Wheeling, slte.
lie auction me fllogin- property .nHt y u .
nart OF lot numbered q seuiy lot 70 ~ gf-W
addition 10 the city OF $50 ceiling iMa Nv ,o "
" sbriv. r. situate ON the norh slle oi w. w..
street and fast OF Wood street., bouulea anu
scribed as follows. viz. ot ginning az 'Ay .,.e
west corner o. said lOt. thence q -.o--
north line of Fifteeuih street. l9l... .,,. o.
f85 feet Tor n front. and o, auniioT run .,.
ID front northwartiy aud pafal' el W. ,r.
east ara west boundary line Of ,a'l '9- '
resr ofsame. with the builrir-- iheit'l. .
TENS OF sALE.-Onk-jhrdi of p. l...-
more Of the purchase mOaeN a. lhe ---rr
NAV elect 10 pay. In ca d, andNhe ftsll'1 .--...
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from the day Of sale the purcN ....t
notes sOr said deferred instaiimeuy ..- ~ a..
on the same rom the day Of aid no
ment Of said notes and interest q
10 the satisfaction Of the undenik peg
JAMES r. ROD
". H. HALLER. Aucd0neer
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UTANTED-A MAN OF BUSINESS EX,
w perienes for state Manager sssry 2Ol
OF year, and additional commission prlVlSts,ss
No 100 Nellshurgh W. Va. uOoN