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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-12

A Wall From One Who Has Suffered by
Their Present Condition.

The City Council lately passed an ordi
nance for the prevention of discomfort to
pedestrians in this slippery weather, and
although the City Marshal has endeavored
to enforce it's obedience, the present condi.
tion OF the sidewalks shows how hard it is
for people to get out of the rut oil indiffer.
ence TO the general welfare. The following
letter received at this office to-day prob.
ably voices public sentiment on the sub
iect, and in the hope that it may arouse
general attention to the subject, is given
entire:
BUTTE, January 8, 1882 ITO the Edi.
tor Of The Miner.]-Mad? MAIDS no name
for it. Pm simply wild, and l amt the
only one, either, for there are hundreds
more in just the same frame Of rfnd as
myself. The reason for this pent-up rage?
Why, it's simply this: The execrable con.
dition OF the sidewalks of the city. They,
the sidewalks, are aoominable. Yes, that's
the word that describes them exactly, un-
less, as a more emphatic individual, who
very suddenly assumed q horizontal DO
sition in front of the postoffice, this even.
ing, described them: "They are able"
Even pedestrians have rights, and among
them is one, the insistenee upon an enforce
ment of the Marshal's order to scatter
sawdust or ashes on the walks, in order to
make them passable.
But in all seriousness. Mr.. Editor, some
thing should be done to remedy the evil
complained OF and that soon, as every per-
son now compelled to venture out, not
only does SO at the imminent peril of his
life, but also that ofhis immortal soul, as
the amount of profanity a slippery side
walk a force out OF the average man is
something fearful to contemplate. In say.
ing 'man" l use the word in it's gen.
eric sense, because 1 have even heard
some OF the fair sex, when suddenly feeling
both feet slide from under them, give vent
to expressions strongly suggestive OF words
beginning with a big 3D." Let the 81 ie-
walks be sanded So that the sinners can
walk az well as "stand in slippery places"
especially the walk in front OF the post
Office. ONE Who HAS FALLEN.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-12

SENATOR VEST is making a splendid
fight for the people in the Senate. His
efforts to reduce the burden on the people
deserve the thanks of the Over-taxed and
suffering millions Of this country.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-12

In addition to its new head, the BOze.
man "Avant Courier" is out in q brand
new dress, which much improves the ap.
pearance of this bright paper.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-12
BORN,

KLEIN.-On East Granite street, January 8, to
the wife of Emil Klein, daughter.
On Lower Washington street, Janu-
airy 6, to the wife of Thomas Dewey, a son,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-12
MARRIED,

NIELSON-DRAKE. III Bozeman, January 2.
1883, Jacob Nelson to Rhoda A. Drake.
DAylESGLARK.-ln Bozeman, January 1, 1885,
J.F. Davies to Carrie Clark.
NELSON-PANGLE.-In Bezeman, December %,
1883, John W. Nelson to Sebble Pangle.
HATHAWAY-HARTT.- In Missoula, December
~, 1888, by Rev. L.. l.. Wood, of the Baptist
Church, Thomas G.. Hathaway and Eugenia
A.. Hartt, both of Missoula.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-12

The following is the list of letters re-
naming unclaimed in the postofice al
Butte, Mont, for the week ending Dec
o. 1899.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-12

nISSOLUTION NOTICE-DIYIDE NJ. T.
- Oct: Is, 1885. The co-partnership hereto
fore existing between Henry A. Partridge, Mich
olas o.. Partridge, james III. Partridge and James
C. Friend, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. James G. Friend and Nicholas o. Part
ridge retiring. JAMES G. FRIEND.
JAMES NJ. PARTRIDGE.
NICHOLAS o. PARTRIDGE.
HENRY A. PARTRIDGE.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-12

TAKEN UP-A WHITE cow WITH RED
left side; came to my ranch about Sept. /, 1888.
Owner may have same by calling at W. l.. Beale,
one mile south of Warm Springs and paying
charges.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-12

Parties calling for the same will please
say they are advertised and give the date.
PATRICK TALENT, Postmaster.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-25
BRLIAIRE BRIEFS.


Man BADLY Hurt ut tho Steel Works.
Other Interesting happenings.
Blanche Russell Is among Mingo friends.
There are several reported cases Of diplhtheriA
here.
In all probability the uail works will start on
Monday.
Commissioner Berry and W. II. Warren have
ready 5 900 barrels Of apples for tho south.
There was no aus at the Bellaire Window Glass
Company yesterday aud consequently no wOIk,
The Jr. o U.A.M. lodge,oi this place, held au
important meeting lat night Mr., BrRnuon, the
State Secretary, was here.
The Belmont Coal Works strike has Leen set
tied. Theentty.men arc 10 pay their proportion
Of tho check welghmaus wages
Tho DellAltc, Bottle COmpany's works were OF
yesterday and wOrSmCu WerG busy tearing out
the gas fixtures and arranging for coal.
A bAfg baud and lots Of enthusiasm aud an
enormous crowd greeted IIOn. A, 4 MuKeIvey
and J. W. Nichols ut JacOOsburg "Wednesday
night.
Mrs. Carrie Strobe was granted adiyorCc from
her husband, john StrOblC. and her maiden
name, CLARA Curley, restored by Judge Drugs,
yesterday.
Report says that William Cl0Usc, OF North hal.
tlmore, o., was seriously hurt, but tho Telegram
does not say how or whore. His mother has
gone 10 him,
Hon. J. ". Nichols, Republican Senatorial
candidate, was IN the city yesterday shaking
hands With tho people here He gives good 10.
ports from every place he has visited.
Edward Poole and Miss Carrie llankley were
married at the residence Of the brides parents,
In tho Fourth ward, Wednesday night. They
received many useful presents, and will 90 to
housekeeping on Gravel Hill
George Il, sheetl, Of the Long Run coal mines
formerly railroad agent at Portland, was down
yesterday on business CONNECTED with the miuGS
HG reports the coal TO DO Of the best and TN Q
good. Tho biggest part Of II Is going 10 Lake
Huron.
Nj. William Grafton, Of Topeka, Kas., "Judge"
a. he was tAmililarly known here years ago, Is
back on q weeks visit TO friends and relatives
He Will leave for bis western home accompanied
by his gun Charlie, VINO has made his hume here
With his grandmother, MrS. Gill.
Rev Thomas L, Dalplh, Of 81. Clalrsyllle. as
sisted by Rev. \. X. Knox, OF East Liverpool,
married 81 ne brides home near Glencoe OF!
Miss LiItie Knox, a sister Of Rev, KNOX. Mr..
GreOnlee Is q prominent farmer Of near Quincy.
James Lee, a well known machIn.st ut the
steel workA,While At work FvparingA pipe yeSIeT.
day morning had his arm Caughl between the
pipe he was At work on and Onu Of the hydrlliG
cranes. Twas horribly m4ngled, the flesh be-
| Ing torn OF from the hand " tho shoulder. Nc
vones were broken though.
Little Charlie Walters was sent home trOn
Ichool sick this week. A doctor was called and
found, after questioning the boy about his com
| plAint that bis splhe was twisted badly out 81
shape, nearly Ike the letter s. Tho little iel
low suffers great deal. The doctor thinks tina
The trouble was caused from playing leap frog q
about playing leap ftog but they still persist II
| playing, No less than 100 boys were playing a
one time Of no0n yesterday.
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A GROWING INDUSTRY.
The BuekaIs Glass Works. Interesting
Maritime Ferry NsWE

NNF "Ns.e N.''ss W'Iel- An'eFeEt'ni
AaFuhs Ferry News
Rev, Or. y, 8, De Hasa Is no better.
Oeob,e Ware WAS In stenbenyille yesieriav.
MI. LouIs scheehls and brids returned from
ths fast xesteIiSy' S''N| 'S'S'N'4 ''V4-
w \, t,e1 \, y n, SN,.
~ Y, N; JAKE, o. LlIlle h9eKlAB' hVlaltinQ
NJ rsust, s'O,' ~ ~ sslsH!sH,
fgl hAle enIsAP-one setolu mana hsnNng stoVe
AnqulEe " Wv Fossopee heWtbunu'
S ASs tSia s a q SSSsSSSTS Z the
Pleasant, where she has been Waiting friends,
Cnl L n TaNlnF sin snssk In ,hJs ctt,, rnv,
Tuesday eVenIng and wifi Lavo a la,S,e c,avvd
EmetAon campbell returned % FluAhinE yes
'.1' v.e- W. t.-',y NS's'
John shroades, who has been eo1aned g, bis
nVIns " itlleea. mas eoVeEea buHlelehIly 70 ~
eple 70 le!uln 70 Molk,
The Uncle Sam Medicine Company opened u
night with o packed house, They gave q good
lhoW,
The City Council held q special meeting yes,
terdly and ordered western reversible Icr6peF
| for cleaning tho streets, costing $50. II, was
made At Nj, Pleasant, Iowa.
large number nj Martina Perrv RennhIIcaps
AtlenJei he 1jibson ,neeiing Al BririgenStt hi
Mani ani ali vino hssSd ira fienssI " Snsash
were highlv pleasei viii n. -fNNS-
| = N - 4 "a, Az S,-n,, -
y, p, hehIelAon Anl W, y, CohAnd were IN
S t91TSh y sleFg1aI, The loTmsr Democratic can,
~ W Souhy vletk huu lAl|eF candidate
'oE aeuAVoE On tue Aalue UGAe@
Van Bennett, tho Prohibition orator, addressed
. large audience In Lafayette hall Last IlIRht,
and pleased all those who thilE W he does A
lkTg6 number OF ladies attended the meeting,
Secretary W. X. Fulton. of thaY. M. q, Al ro.
ported over sixty meInbefs having mai liz
mem bershIn Ia IN m inSt sveninSs vi ,hnsS
WHO Wi,b ~ NAV wifi and Rim, nj th,s InHtHI SnSS
NJ ~ viii III fIsii "N4 VN'SV
,,,',.1 y, - -
LiGkI no no. ursW We rocking oh4lr q the
ssGnIuu Ialhe y we hhiBnA o. le uOlueA Eagle
!sWs' Y We nolueF q ~ docs not present. u
Wednesday evening another rattle win take
place.
A member Of the carpenters union OF this city
desires the lNTELLIOISCRR 70 state that the
union has not endorsed ], w, NiChOI, the Repub,
licau candidate for senator, ", NJ. LuplOn, the
Democratic candidate for Representative, or any
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-25
HOUSEHOLD RECEIPTS,

To BRIGHTEN 0IL'CLoTHs.-In clean
ing oil-cloths use no soap or scrubbinl
brush, but wash of the dirt with watel
and flannel. Then 60 over with milk
and rub with q soft brush till dry and
shining,
Frozen 0RANoEs,-It requires one
dozen oranges, one quart Of water, one
pound OF sugar and the juice OF two
lemons. Rubthe rind Of three oranges,
well into the sugar, then peel all the
oranges, open the sections and take out
all the pulpi add 70 1t the sugar and
lemon Juice, stand aside one hour, then
add the water; stiruntil the sugar is dis
solved, then turn into the freezer and
freeze. This will serve eight persons.
PoTATo SALAp,-Cold boiled potatoes
sliced very thin, one small onion chop
ped very hne; season with salt and pep
per, and pour over dressing made In this
proportion; To yolk Of one egg stirred
Into half teaspoon Of made mustard
and one tablespoon Of strong vinegar
beat in by drops; three tablespoons OF
sweet cream and the white Of one egg
beaten to a froth,
DRvILLRD EGds.-Boil O sufficient num-
Der OF eggs ten minutes or until they are
perfectly hard. While hot remove the
shells and cut each egg in halves, taking
tiny slice Oft each end Of the white to
make 1t "stand on end" nicely, Then
rub into the yolks mustard, butter, pep
per, salt and vinegar TO taste, making .
smooth paste Of Il. Have the mustard
and vinegar hayors sharp, Refill the
whites with the mixture, rounding each
slightly, and serve cold for luncheon or
tea,
TOMATO FIGs.-Take small, red toma-
toes, scald and skin them quickly,
breaking them us little as possible, add
one-third their weighto Of granulated SUI
gar, boil slowly until they are clear, take
them out and spread them on plates;
boil the juice till II is very thick, pour
IL oyer the tomatoes and dry them in a
warm oven. When dry, pack In layers
in a clean paper box, first sprinkllng So.
gar over the bottom oft and also be.
tween each layer, pack tightly and cover
closely, and you will have nice coniec-
ton for winter.
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This remedy is becoming SO well
known and 80 popular rs to need no spe
Cial mention. All who use Electric Bit
ters sing the same song Of praise.-A
purer medicine does not exist and It Il
guaranteed 10 do all that Is claimed
Electric Bitters will cure all diseases o.
the liver and kidneys, will remove PIN
pies, boils, suit rheim and ether alice
tons caused by impure blood.-Wil
drive malaria from tho system ant
prevent Us well as euro all malarialfeyers
For cure Of headache, constipation anC
indigestion try Electric Bitters. -Entirt
satisfaction guaranteed, or money 70
funded. Price 10 cts. and 81 90 per bot
Tie at Logan Drug Co., q drug store. 8
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1'EUSlEE's SALE.


by virtue Of deed Of trust made by Francl,
Fallnutu aud sHtnh T. FallOure, his wife, to II 4
h,rn'lee, dated April Z, 1854 recorded In the
0nlre VI the Clerk Ol the County Court for Ohio
COUNTY, West \lrglhA, In Deed Oi Trust Hook
No ~ page y, IWll sell al the front door OF the
Coutt House Of said county on
SATURDAY, the I'D DAY Of NOVEMBER, 1859
t'mmtupug at 10 OClO'k IN, the following
described properly, that Il 10 ray: The south
hAli Ol lot numbered ~, situated on the WGsl
,lic"l Jac'OS rect between Twenty.thlrd aud
twenty luur'h streets, in the city vi Wheeling
uhiocnunty, West Virginia, In All addition L
raid city laid out by beverly II, EOGf. executor O
lht viii Vt John toll, with all the buildings aud
Improvements upon or belonging 10 said hal
INV Title sbellCycd 10 DO perfect, but selllnI
Nltusltn VIII convey oniy the tltlU vested II
lhg w SAL died NJ ttut.
IktNs W SAN 'ne.thlFl and as much NOR
rug purchaser elects 10 pay IN cash on tho dAy
" Alc, Tue balance IN two equal lnSiallmeut
y Nnt aud two years, notes bearing intCrCS
lIum Tue dayUi sale to b. given for the deferred
-paymyhh, the lltlp 10 DO retained until pay
mCul Is made In full.
w. ". COwDEN, Trustee.
-M.N. uAttIR, AnCtiOneer, Ocll
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DEAD AMONG STRANGERS.
Tho Touch OF Nature Exempllfed In Lit.
tie swisI Village.


~. Tie Swiss Village.
An American gentleman travelling ID
Switzerland for his health, accompanied
by his sister, died suddenly Of hemmor
rhage at the village inn. A temporary
iuterlnent was necessary to permit com,
munlcaLion with friends this side Of the
water Az the siaplo service in the
little cemetery on the mountain side the
bereaved sister noticed With surprise
four gentlemen, evidently not natives,
standing a little away from her with
uncovered healB, She found aiterwartl
that Of these selt.lmpoaed fiournefs one
was q ScotChman from Glasgow, another
an EngliBhman from Sheffield, and the
Others two German gentlemen. The
latter were travelling In company, buI
were strangers 10 the others, who, Ia
turn, were unacQualnted with eaCl
other Yet all Of them had DELAYED
their departure over one diligence Il
pay d ttibute oitespect 10 the unknown
man, dead ID a strange land, and the
solitary moufneF far from home.
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>. !, virtue Of a deed OF trust made by Francis
INlohteA1d Sarah X, EAllUurp, his wife, 10 mo
MuuNrc dacl uCCCmbVf 8, ISL. recorded In
WV uhlee OF the Clerk VI the County Court for
Wnln tHuntt West Virginia, In Deed OF Trust
bONk 10 y, rage l06, will sell al the trout
uVot Of The Court House Of said county Gu
SATURDAY, the sal DAY Of NOvEN BER, 1889,
commencing At OO'CiOCk a. IN, tho following
HesulIci property, that IL to Eayi The west Ilily
igy. o. lOi nlmbgftd q ID Ru addition TO the
wv Ol MhCg,lng, Ia Ohio county, West virginia,
WV Gul by beverly NJ. EOiI, OSecutOtO Of the will
y lohh hol said part Oi lot No, u ifanla OIL
we east de VI CHARLES street forty lyo feet BE-,
Meyh twenty lhltt aud Twenty fourth streets
feet wv VS." SA'V'N' 0A'' "''
lhc tltlCh believed to 10 perfect, bu. sOlling
@ ,s VIII convey only Tho llllO vested III
mg W SAID died Of trust
iLGNsOr sALE-,Unu third and M much tnorC
w purchaser elects 10 ray In cash on tho dAy
W. Me, Tue balance In two equal inSiAllhiUntSGl
U,u' ehl lNo years, notes tearing lnIVrCAt from
wv uAy ~ ialg IN w given for the deferred nay
m ,1s lRg TUE IOOC retained until payment Il
wu,, WI. ". COwDEN, Trustee,
w W. NAitNN AWCtlOuCpf. Dr1l
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Trustees Sales.
UNRUsrEE's SALE.

by yru Of deed Of trust made by lanes r.
RlfsAnl tlta FAriS, his wife, u INC Us trustee
dated July 10, 1851 recorded IN the UiliCe Of Tux
CLERK II Ihu CunnIy Court VI ohio County, wes
Virginia, IN Deed u trust Book No ~, pave GS
lwllltell ut tue front door Of the Court HOuAl
OF mli county, OH
SATURDAY., the 10th DAYOi NOVEMBER, 1882
commencing At 10 O'ClnCkn. n., tho following
desrtlbrd pIolGrly, that Is TO say! All that lOj
Orpicrl II erOuni on Wheeling Island known
Us lot aunt, rcd Eighty eight In D. ZtnO'S Eddi
llOn ~ tie city Vi Wheeling, In Ohio county
Wc'I Virginia, together Win oil the improve
nenh Ihri,en, tue huftdilamentl aud appuFIC
nAnCU thereto belonging
The lite IL believed TO 10 perfect, but Sclllnl
NltNer VIII convey only the title vested 1t
mc by said dee d Oi trust.
lLANs " sALE, unG.ihlrl and a. much NOR
milv putChNCf elects tOpAy In cash Ou the da!
VI Nl', The balance In two equal lnstAlniDnts 4
Otr AMI Two yCHik, notes bearing interest from
the Gay Of nir ~ be give for the deferred pay
mthN. policy Of insurance upon the ptUpCTt!
payable tn the trustee IL DO furnished by lhl
pun haspr " J.N CUWpEN, Trustee.
II. HAItER AuVtlnnCCF Oull
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are not slow to understand that, In order
TO warrant their manufacturers In guar
anteeing them TO benefit or cure, tnedi
cines must possess more than ordinary
merit and curative properties. Dr.
plerce's Golden Medical Discovery Il
the only blood medicine sold, through
druggists, under a positive guarantee that
It will benefit or cure or money paid fol
1t will DO returned. In all blood, skin
and scalp diseases, and for all sCroiuloui
affections, 1t IL specific.
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Asslgnee's Sale.
/, SsIGSEG's SALE.

sSlGNEES 9AhE'
N ylrtse Of deed OF assignment made By
vi%nrpnl Il carson and Emily, his wife, IN ne "
assignee. dated IN the 10Th day OF .tpiemOcr
IsI aud recorded ln'lhe Office o. tho UlefR 81 Iht
Conny Cnnfl vi OHIO County, West NlrHinh, ~
D,rJ al rflNt Hook No ~, page ~, Will sell al
bubble sale On the premises, on
TnuR.pAY,THE7TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, ..
com caclas ~ loo'CloCk H. m, the following
drsrriDrI property, tnal Is TO bAy: All lhat cur
lain lnri 0i and, stu ted one mile n0tlhHesl
ri Wat Alexander, on the waters oil LllNC
Wb,cllngtfrrE Nv Liberty district ONO county
Wet Nir,na mud nll0lnlnH lhs lAn Sis Ol w
nrln Of lanes Il, He'll, deceased, William +,
Whitman, b. T. Atkinson aud Others, aud
bgunJwl d, follows! Beginning Ut q hickory tree
ia "A mail ruu In the line Ol lands Otmurly avn
I'll by MU,es Hull aud tleNCe vi lh llulI6 Hue,
north - tcgrrus, west poles tOn beech III liulIs
liup. thence North GIt' grecs, west l3O poles 70
black YAK In the llnrOi Ian laiOtnletly owned Oy
William Gilmore, now u. ], Atklns0ni THENCE
south Il degrrUs, west 1911 poles 10 sugar tree IN
Whllhai's luC, thence 'CnAt 49, poles 10 the
ulArr Of beginning, aud containing QUO hundred
ACRE, more or less This bvlng the same property
That was devised IN the said vincent y, Carson
hy tho viii ui Joseph Carson, deceased, nov 81
record In the Clerks ulllct o. tho county COuF1
VI Ohio County, Nest Virginia, In Will BOOK No
Also al the aUc time and place, will sell The
following described personal property;
hhuad OiWOik horses, 2lWO year old colts,
IL hradOi milkCOwS.
9jhrad Of hogs aud shOAls, u part OF which are
Thoroughbred berkshire.
Drrfng bindrr. WOadS moving machine, ]
Champion moving mRglllLG, | HHOkcyC hay
rake ] farm wrgON suflng wagon, $ breaking
plOws, | Apriug tooth harrow, = double shovel
ploW | ClillyatOr, corn DRILL, lcOTn shelter.
2luuIlu gglS vi Yankee harness, ldonblv hel Ol
driving hRfnCsS mans saddle, 2'ldO saddles,
III ing bride, collars, pltChfOFks, . ShOVels.
btOl irGt Oi oak lumhGf.
@NbuShcA Of oats. lOU bushels Of wheat.
lao shOukh VI corn
q tOnsOi hay, aud an undivided Onc.thlTd. ln'
tetest lHa horse power thrcshing machine.
TERMS w SALE US FAEMs-ThTCe thousand
dollars aud rs much lnUruas the purchaser may
elect To pny In pRsi, on ilHyU sale, the balance
In two equal miscellaneous III ono and two years,
note, tthtlug interest from day Of AlI 10 be
gTcu IL the def RED payments, secured by u
dCrdOl trust Ou iheprOpetty,.
TERMS OS El.sONAL PROrERTY,-All sums Of
ten luilah aud under, cash, all Sums over ten
dollar credit u eight months Will bc given
purchase RiTin. note wltllapPToyed !Ccilrlty.
= ", NJ. DUNLAP,
ClAlGEGs HARVEY, Assignee.
"nimw AuCtlOnGCr
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Lettor fron, Home
says:

SayB:-
thaye used your Extract Of Red Clover
In my family fer the past year With great
success, more particularly as regards my
wife, who has derived greater and per.
manent relief by Its use, after suffering
and being treated by many physicians
for years. / consider II my family medl.
cine, As q tonic aud spring and fall
medicine Il 10 without equal. For Con.
stipation, Dyspepsia aud Stomach trouble
II 70 without doubt tho very best medl.
cine on the market to-day. You are VI
liberty to,uge this Rs you see III, aud
shall DO glad at any time 10 give my OK.
petienCe with your Extract OF Red Glover
70 any who may write or enquire Of me,
Yours os ,,l,bh,Awp Fbts E,,A,,,
To 1. N. Lcosp Red Glover Co., Detroit
&ritO for further testimonials.
For sale BY Logan Drug Co, Bridge
corner druggists, Wheeling, w. Va,
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WHEELING PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Pltuburgh, 6:OOaud 7:2j Il. nj. dOlly, and
lA0 y. M, daily, except nndHy
For Pittsburgh and the East, U!l0 p. M, daily
| except llnday.
wilhingtoi Accommodation, $3.50 p. M, daily
except Sunday.
MI.IurEh Excursion Train, 400 p, a., sun.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

plR Virtue q decd VI trust made BY FtahCiS
tM,olIe snd sOuh 4, FalluurC, hiS wife, 10 me
%eslNml'g dated Japuaty ~ 1851, recorded In tho
S ,n " We CIgtG pi the County Court for ohio
N"S"2' Wsl Ntlginla, ln Decd Oi Trust Hook
~ " la9o 80, ! Wlli sell al The front door Ol
"W,out' House Oi said county, OH
sAIVHOAN The 2al DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1850,
WJmwgu,lug At lO'n'CloCk a. m., tho following
ooiolgg, q property, that btO AI The south hNil
Wsws.ini pp g.tci IN an addition 10 the llly u
NpV.l,g IN, Ohia county, West Vlnlnla. laid
un Ky Wluly ", Roll said south GAli itOiIjS
wv iUe Wul side VI Jacob street twenty-five ieCt
,l D' ,t"vnd'"r.I one hundred feet 10 Charles
I'M Wllg believed 10 bC perfect, hit selling
nrhvyv,g Hll convey Only the tliiO VISITED Ii
.i,tiIr4n,gr ,AtE pngihlhi aud a. much more
N lI rHt,laAct elccls To ray IN cash Oh lhe day
S,Ma,,, 'ht b1lAurp III two equal lntlallmO6tE II
iGb IVY lNn year, Notes btRtlUg lnieiCtl iiOni
mSveW,y, X 'alS to Oy given Tot The deferred nay
@sIs wa N, Tile to be retained until payment i
w.up..w ". !, ", CowbEN, Trustee,
W " lliilrR, AurllnuVf f''' 0rii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-25
THE FEMININE NECK,
II IlsmAlns High fOF Daytime and Low "a
~ ~ ittaNluB Va :. M

IL l.smAlns High for Daytime and Low tot
" Evening. lh h'
CiReiRRaA BHVairN.h iiW
ID thb Wy u general fashions II may
be'Sald thatiOr morning toilets and sim.
pie afternoon dresses tho neck temainl
high, With a small straight collar. But
for evenings, ior dinner, receptions ant
theatre tclletG the neck 10 more Of lees
open, with lace lhsldG OF turned bacl,
loosely, following the cut Of the neck
and eometllneA extending btyund Id
Abot down the front. Ilie lace 10 some,
umes replaced by 4 Marie AhloineItS
aphu or peasant ketchibi Of silk muslin