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The evening world., 1889-09-16

Ellen Gertrude BearuB-
worth. Fathers name
Alfred, mothers
Esther Taylor.
Fathers occupation,
halter; aged twenty
eight years, and
mothers ~twenty-seven;
English. Present adj
dress 1862 Franklin
avenue, Brooklyn. We
think baby is a pretty
and a cute little one
and grandma says she
ought to win u prize.
She just begins 20 say
papa and mamma :
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YES SAID HE'D FIX IT.

Woodruff next identified the stock trans
fer book kept by him rs Secretary of the
G., IL. and d., and declared that the book
contained entries of all the issues and trans
ters of stock for 1886. Ives had access to the
book, and there We're entries made by Ives on
almost every page.
What do you mean by entries p" de-
manded Mr.. Brooke, with an effort to be
energetic.
by entries / mean entries. ," replied
the man whom Ives had used us a tool so
long ut n less for another ana better term.
The book was passed 10 Inn, and under the
eye of the wNtchtul Recorder he marked
" Ives" against the entries of figures or
checkmarks in the books.
Mr.. Parker read from the transfer book
the record of the sixty certificates of 6,OOO
shares overissue, over the strenuous and in
dlgnant protest, objection and exception of
Lawyer Brooke. OF these / 900 shares were
credited to Ives himself,
A recess was then taken, the Recorder IN
nouncing that he would hereafter sit until 10
o'clock every evening until the case il CON
] cluded.
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AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
Matters OF Interest for tho IntellIgOnCer''
Farmer Readers,


The more important facts about hog
cholera, which have been infinitely de-
termined by the investigations OF DR., D,
Z. Salmon, Chief Of the Bureau OF AMI
NAL Industry, have been summed up in
the valuable work just published by the
United States Department nj AgrlCul.
ture, and may be stated as follows:
!, The disease Is a contagious and In,
taGtious one, and may be contracted by
u healthy hog, from q diseased one, or
from infected premises, and the Conta'
gion may be carried from farm to farm
IN various ways. 2. II ID a bacterial dis
ease, the germ having been first accurate
ly figured and described In 1885, and
studied almost constantly since that
time. Tho germ Is readily cultivated in
various media, Is transmissible TO other
animals than hogs, from which 1t may
be Tetransmitted to swine, and produce
fatal form OF disease. 4. A fatal dis.
ease similar to hog cholera, which
has been named Swine plague"
to distinguish 1t from the disease lirst
met with, was discovered during the
progress Of these investigations. It Is
also germ disease, widely distributed
and fatal, and may exist US a Complica-
ton In outbreaks OF hog cholera. s.
The disease may generally be prevented
by isolation OF the animals and by clean.
illness combined with simple measures
OF disinfeCtion. 0. Outbreaks OF hog
cholera are to be checked by separating
the well from the diseased animals and
praCticing disinfeCtion. 7. Infected
premises may DO made sale for the ad.
mission OF u new herd by disinfecLing
with lime or other disiHfectants, and
allowing three to six months to eIapse
after the disease has disappeared. s.
Medicines have not been found to great.
ly influence the course Of the disease.
o. incubation has been tested In almost
every form as a preventative, without
satisfactory results. 10. Hog cholera is
apparently identical with disease
which has recently been described in
various parts OF Europe.
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Are you disturbed al night and broken
OF your rest by q sick child suffering aud
crying with pain Of cutting teeth9 II 20,
send at opC6 and got q bottle Of Nus,
WiNslow'B eOoTHiad SYRUP ron CHllr
pkEN TEETlIiSu, It's yalue Ia lnCalCulable,
II will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
tnediately. Depend uponi II, mothers, there
lB no mistake about II. II cures dysen'
terry aud dlarrhpa, regulates tue stomach
and bowels, cures Wind collie, Boitens the
Hums, reduces Inflammation, aud gives
tone and energy tp Tie whole system,
MRs. WtNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUF ToH
CHILDREN TERTliiNu Ia pleasant 10 the
taste, and 10 the prescription Of one o.
the oldest and best female nurses and
physicians In the United States, aud u
lof Gale by oil druggists Throughout thI
world. Price 2B cehF q hottlSs IWEAN
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Tool Chests For Girls,

wac AIdEe
Parents do not object to see saw and
hammer, gimlet and sGrew.driver In
their sons hands at very tender age,
They look upon tools, Us a boys birth.
right. But little girl Ia hurtidedly told
In Mortified tone 10 put them down."
ITO not touch" that che will cut herself
or pound her fingers, and "get hurt
GENERALLY,
But the time Is not lar Off when there
will DO a room In the house set apart for
the workbench and that bench and It's
tools will he az free TO the daughters as
10 the sons. In their fashionable brass.
hammering and Woodworking the girls
have got q tHste" Of It. We may expect
TO yet SEQ the carpenter come to give
lessons as regularly az the music teach.
or. Why notP That eight children out
Of ton would like 1t better there is no
doubt.
A dozen years hence certain branches
Of many trades will be largely occupied
by women. We shall see young women
at study and work In architects offices,
In the wallpaper designing rooms, mix.
Ing paints aud stains and finishes and
tresCo.washeB. We shall see the student
at the Harvard Annex emerge from her
long ComnanlonBhin with the ihigher
mathematics" with tho "plans and ele.
yationB" Of a house In one hand and q
"blll Of lumber" IL the other as "appllpd
mathematics" Al present the training,
In geometry say, is 80 unapplied that
the sweet "Rirl graduate" lays the tea
table with the cloth awry, and the plates
at all angles and distances, aud 10 sc,
renely unaware that she has hung hUl
watef.Colof drawing crooked until somC
distressed occupant Of the room point
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Assignee's Sale,

A SslGNEEs SALE
n y0r,,o d decd Of assignment made BY
yirr,nt Il uuTtpl eni Emily Nls WIG, " NY ~
..'',rr,. dated IN The lJili hAy Hl ,gpteuitnel,
AMI rrrJttlri In the office d The CleTE 81 NC
i''h It' ,urr0fOlin County, West viKnlL, ~
Nd frn,t Book No %, page 49, VIII sen ~
M N ,aIr w the pfer!ises, on .--.....
Tru.u-pAY .TIE It'll DAY UFNOVEABEk, ~
~ Ending AZ lrUul1cG u, nln the following
5,.I,l,rI pf,rtfIy, lhAt /, " shyi All lh1l GER
trtr III lAUI s!tDI ted one Mlle hOIlnMehI
W iN.,t Alexander, Oh tile waters OF hll!Ie
Wtgrlinrtfcr In Liberty district ONO county,
MI Virginia aud mll0iulhS Wy 'nniH W Wy
,. ni lame, Il. Hell, deceased, William =;
,HTrrt.'p ii I, Atkinson nnd Others, ana
i,'aGr,i a.. follows; IgrlnnlngHtn hickory Tree
al nm in tho liuC VI lands formerly own
" L. Vn,r, llIll. aud thuuCe with llulIs line,
v,,,S tldpgfrCs, u est lpsles t0R beech IN lulIh
i,6r themes north 6,d'grteS, west ~ poles 70 y
G,pk oak In The iiupoi Ian hiOtm9Ily owned Dy
w'Ip.,T LIImOFt, uOW b, I, AtRinsnni thence
.", IL irrr,C,, west l9j poles IN sugar Tree IN
With, y, llur lhunyc East lgj poles 10 Ihe
i",Wj h,yIuting and containing one huhuEeN
pth'.,0',,,.t,T lrig, Ihlshaing the same property
,s,, Wa,,l,ylsci to the said Vincent y. Carson
Sg IN, wifi Of lO-uph Carson, deceased, now OF
,s,nFl In The Clerks office OF lhe t,nnn!y GOnrl
oiOho County, Vest Virginia, III wiz BOOK NO
i,pagcsl. .,..,.,,t ,,ooo ! ,yt,, ,olI ,ho
hIivwpg described ICtsOHRl property
head Of WOfk horses, 1.-TWO year old COILS
lihund Of mikrOWA, .-,,,.I, -.
Thoroughbred BeTk,hlte' ,..-...,...-.,,,..,,
IDrriiug binder Woods moving machine
r,.,ru'nn moving maghipc, ! buckeye hay
,!gs Grn Wrgoli, spTug wagon, . breaking
NAV, ,prlng tooth harrow, double shovel
It,W, ,'ltlyutut, | corn uTill, cora shelter,
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for Infants and children.

+?c, closing at axe; January 4lNally1c, clos,
buShe!si exports 800 bushels; tales $4,000
bushels OF futures aud $4,000 buhh,
VI Willie IpS mixed H %eSsru ?H siXo; Nc White
do Ha3iCj No. 2 Chicago 26Nc: Hay aud
hops steady. Coffee, options closed steady and
SSaib points down; October aud November II, 20
lltgc; December, January. february, March,
August u S0aliiOci September II. 0AAli ,SOci SGo
\ dull At lSNG. Sugar quiet, Mol4sses dull;
Rice quiet. Tallow aull; city w, Rosln and
turP0ntine quiet, Eggs firm; western 2!ag8c,
FORK tFm and moderately active; Cut meats
November $3.50; december 6SiCi January G,3!c;
February 6.S7c; March G.S2c, Butter frmi NJ
gln 2iHa26c; western dairy gal6C; Creamery ia
zig. Cheese quiet; western 7tSalVc.
PHILApELPniA, Pa Oct. ?9-Flour dull,
0!IzC; No. . red October 81 i]C; November size;
December S2I{aS354c; January ~ ,SJ5lc. Corr
gu ct; ungraaed mixed 40; No. yellow on
track 4?Eo; No. mixed November IlO; DeCem'
Der s94GS2hGi January DAa3g1tc; Oats firm
rejected white 26NC; ungrhdcd white $50; No, 2
white October 9sI4ag9c; November 271ta9S1{c;
december 9S1{R2s5%C; January 2S5IA2glac. Butter
STEADY PenuSy lyanla cFea nGty extra 23a2iCi do
! rlnG &aiic, Eggs, fresh stock scarce; PCnnSyl'
vania westerns &c,
BAiTINoRE, Oct 2o.-Wheat, western weak
No. 2 winter red spot and October T911ya7U5lci
December slasl 40; January sl33kkaSl c: February
S3[C. Corn, western steady; mixed spot aud
LICLobrr 40I(c: November Sgt1aiOC; year 3S1Sa3yc;
January SDci February ~ Sa3g1%c; March i0ai0<c.
Oats fairly active; Western white 2SaG91SCt do
mixed 2jR27c. Rye biRSJC Hay quiet Ut Sl2 Sta
1900. Mess pork steady at Sl9 30, butter easy;
creamery 22A95c. Eggs nrm; fresh ?lR2.c. Coffee
weak attic,
'UINclSNAri, o., Oct. 29.-Flour quiet. Wheat
quiet; No. 2 red &c: receipts 1870 bushels; chip.
ments 100 bushels. Corn ilrmCr; NJ. 9 mixed
BIC. Oats In iAlr demand; No mixed 2lho
Std fSr al S7c uT mea G stea q Sbo RI
ribs 7.65c, Bacon stronger, Whisky, 81 o.. hut
ter, sugar and cheese steady. Eggs scarce at $50.
TOLEDO, o., Oct. 29.-whCat dull aud lower;
cash 701[A7gj4C; December SOS4C; May SJ1|c, Corn
dull; cash j3Ac. Oats quiet; cash g01SR2034c,
Clovcreed steady; cash and November s. IS;
December s. 10; February s. 70.
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GoYornInent I'D sIatc bCndI dnIl 1nd .tOady.
noNpg NE sToCk Qu0rATIONl -OLovkp I'M.


CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-The wheat market opened
dull and steady, and i0f a while became more
active and weak o. declining figures 1hety waA
duilVA pressure 10 realize on tho part VI holders
aud many Of the tAtlS buyers 90 their hold
inEs, Gndlng tho market would not bull, The
weakness was attributed 10 tho continuous lib
etAl receipts and The WgAkntSs IN the hutOtean
markets. Corn steady aud q shade lower that
yesterday. Oats stronger 3ld higher. PTGyi.
nominal aud unchanged, Wheat cash No. 2
Spting 1891 10 No. stpfIng 62I AHspl No. 2ted fScl
December iSSASoC, pl1llhg a. 1INOi year 1901
lsipaty Ig3ias's. losing a. 1yttGi My MA
SSSenSer " ;Ssi; q, closing Al Sl,tCi Dettii6et
SlilSSIE;c, ciGsIng AZ SiSScI May EStS Oali, CRGh
No, 9, lSI<u, November lS5talslSG, closing ~
iSIfoi December lBltci May 2lNc. Rye V,tll9Se,
Fiaaieed, No. o. * Tlnothy seed 10. Nee.
Il vii SeSi y 70 S6siss Al TX jGa.
uaty h f1ISA6 b2Jf, closing Of q AZ lard,
cash 6,6stG November ggAi ypal o,pIlfpi jan
laEy, ,b,9ll. icon, thot iln "a, yt9cl
shoulders bOat Gl)SQl thpil 0loat No9I ~ Whil'
sshdS o X i SHsS1' TSsE va d"u uasGIuSSd
EgEI iSJiAlVc
nav YoAK, oct q, Flour, receipts Sl,i 81 pank
afea, exbOtO 6bi0 batfelA aud 8,lil apks
MARKET active and tloAdy, tales 2oSO haftell
Wheat receipts $500 bushels, ySlntl w.
~ ~ 5AlsI egnAS Il n@ISi M Ma
ia b6mtBali 'uSfrldsd IA SSEas6li 10
Hard vibEdt opIlOht dull aud lftNglllAti No.
Ted October slISaS9 ClollnE a s9sSgi NGygyin
bot A. sl9.lhk a. E!t0 DcGembeet .s,e
Si21SI'' ''q Is HE sass F' sissIhI
II 5Skg aye ahltl, Western lsslSc. Cotn
Fecelpli ,pQ9 bulhei4i exports iV0, 0ta bu,Aela
sales iS59,o0 bushels 81 illutgs aud wy
ihEfAded lnli6d A9I li3ol October iJ9tci kOyem
6Si l0lfAilItei olollhg a lVaioi peeetnbot VIZ
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Cheap Plant Protector.

To keep bugs away from melons, frost
from tender plants, the sun from cauli.
flowers, ETC., cut barrel hoops into nieCes
sixteen inches long, crossing them in the
center and fastening them together with
u small wire nail. Then cover this frame
With light muslin, leaving an inch ut the
end Of each stick exposed, so they may
be pushed into the ground, thus drawing
tho cloth close to the ground at the
edges. This frame, being flexible, can
be adjusted TO greater or less spread, as
lpHiren.
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NEW YORK, Oct. % Petroleum opened strong,
ClinGd. A slight reaction then set In, on which
The market closed steady nj 81 UG1E; sales TGSOA
barrels. Stock Exchange: Petroleum Opeued
strong, but after tho first sales dccltued TO
q l7zS; highest q 0S; loweSt 81 w; clOAinE al
81 0G9S.
highest 81 tS|fi lowest 81 UJeE: closed at 81 coz;
sales $4,000 barrels; ClearanCeS 2,IiOQ00 barrels.
charters u COS barrels; shipments g0C5S barrels;
runs 47,7SI barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Oct 2O-Pctroloum irregular
and active; opened at 81 O7IJ; closed at 81 OG9S;
hIghest 81 0SL4; lowest q Oh.
BRADFORD. Pa, Oct. 2O.-0penCd ut 81 OK;
closed at 81 O6h; highest 81 0SII; lowest 81 OK;
ClearAnCeS l,2G0'OOO barrels.
TtrusvILLE, Pa, oct. 20.-opened at 81 OK;
highest 81 OS; lowest 81 OG2Gi closed at 81 OC9r
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1NRuSTEE'S SALE,

n virtue Of deed Of trust made by Francis
iMltNlc aud sarah +, FallOurC, his vile, to me
MrUirc dated january ". 1881, recorded In the
once " the CORA VI the County Court for Ohio
wln,y Wet Virginia, In Decd Of Trust book
4; 40 n, hagg sG, vii sell At the front door Of
Wg tnllt lluusrO VI said county, on
SATURDAY., the cd DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1850,
yonWtuglng Mt ~ O'Clock a. M, the following
Wrgtlb d prupcrty, thNt istO NJ, The south halt
RIO liuw9'fOl Ia All addition to the city VI
Nhttll " In Ohl- county, West Virginia, laid
gu Dy Bctrty ~ En-, said south half fronts
on iht p1tsidcOi Jacob street twenty-five lCOt
street N'''' '''
The title IfNclcvCd to DO perfect but selling
Mlu'lcy viii convey only tho title vested N
me ny Nll deed ultrust,
ihhN'pr sALt -uuCthlm aud IA much moro
ny we purchaser elects to nay IN cash on the day
Nl sue We bhaNcC In two equal lnSlAlrluntE al
Guc auu lNn JrAts, notes hcRtlng interest from
W lB VI sale IL Gp given for the deferred pay.
SSig 4 N lue to be rctA'apd until payment Is
w,u w. J. W, CowDgE, Trustee,
W " WAitrh AuClnnOr. Orll
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The suffering man often breaks his


You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about II. You may
yourself DO one Of tho many who know
from personal experience Just how good
thing II Is. II YOU have ever tried II,
you arc one Of lis stRunch friends, DO.
cause tho wonderful thing about IL is,
that when once given q trial, Or. Kings
New Discovery ever after holds place
In the house. II you have never used Il
and should DO afflicted with a cough,
cold, or any throat, lung or chest
trouble, secure q bottle at once and give
tia fair trial. It's guaranteed every
time, or money refunded, Trial bottles
free at Logan Drug Co'sdrug store. q
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How 10 Mako tho Iluttor Como.

Experience has taught mt, sayE an old
butter maker, that high temperature
will obviate the trouble Of the "butter
not coming" have raised the temper
AZURE OF the cream as high as eighty.tive
degrees; but there must be no guess
work; let the thermometer be the guide.
When the butter shows signs OF coming,
cool the cream back to sixty or sixty.
two degrees, l have never lost a churn
ing, owing to the cream coming soft, OF
TO any injury 10 the grain. It has
always been as solid and firm In texture
.as though the high temperature had
not been resorted TO. ! have a Mosley
creamer and churn, and use hot aud
cold water direct To make the changes.
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Trustee,s Sales.
IIlRUSTEEs SALE.

Nv ylrlu. Of u deed Of trust made by James T.,
FaF,, and Etta Farls, his wife, to me ~ trustee,
dated July u, ISL recorded IN the office Of tue
CLERK II tue Cuunly Court Oi ohio County, West
Virginia III Decd VI trust Book no ~, page U,
lwlll ,eIl ut the front door Of the Court House
OF mii cuunty,Oh
SATURDAY, the 10th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1850,
commencing ii 10 O'Clock Il. M, the following
described properly, that Is u say: All that lot
or pafrr! III gTOunl Oh Wheeling Island known
a, lot numb, rod Eighty eight In D HInOS add
ton 10 the city Oi Wheeling In Ohio county,
West virginia, together with all tho improve
menis thufgon, the hetCdlanents aud Appurte
nhucts thereto bclOnElug,
The III = is believed 10 DO perfect, but selling
HtruI0co VIII convey only the title vested in
me by Mld deed vi ttti't.
lERNs Of sALE-uncthiFl aud M much more
~ TIE purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on th0 dA!
Of filr the balance In two equal instAlmGntS al
one aud Two years, notes bearing interest from
thu day Of sale u be IlvGu for the deferred pay
mems, policy Of Insurance upon the property
payable to the trustee 10 he furnished by the
purchaser W. J. " COWDEN, Trustee,
~ n. iNlgW. IurllnnpPr "it
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CHICAGO, Oct. s9.-Cattlu Receipts 900 head
shipments 800 head; market stronger; choice
extra beeYGS 81 6OAb ~; steers s. 0l 10; StOCkers
nud feeders 81 OOa2 %: cows. bulls and mixed
3 6 sVaE S ne tGS ~ w
early, then weak; mixed s. QSAi 20; heavy 81 1854
III; light 81 00ai 80: hkipS sj0Oa3O0. Sheep
Receipts 1000 head; GhiplnGntS 1000 head; mar
ket steady; natives 81 OOal ~; Westerns 81 tDa
10; TeXAns & OOui 10; lambs 81 2ORj W.
EAST LlBEETY, Pa, Oct a.-Catll e-ReCelpts
10 head shipments 200 head; market steady al
yesterdays prlCtg. Hogs Receipts 1860 head
shipments 100 head; market slow; PhlIadcl.
nhtnS 81 4taA Is; best Workers. 81 2jRt SO; comMuH
Workers 81 I6ai %; rough 81 Olti w. hIIeep-RO.
ceipt, l,iO head; shipmcnls loo head; mar.
ket fair at yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 2O,-lIogy active and
higher cOn mon aud light o. 4SAi 10; packing
and butchers 50 VOai lhi receipts 1910 head; ship.
ments 200 head,
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IT'S sad to see woman growing old before her

IT'S sad to see woman growing old before her
lime
All brSEsn.down and hopeless when life should
She feels hStsSii a burden when blessing she
Aud ioaEa 'U iOf death to bring her release from
misery.
II these poor, discouraged women
who suffer from diseases peculiar to
women could only know that health
could be iegained by the use OF DR..
pierces Favorite Prescription, how
eagerly they would hasten to avail them.
selves OF 1t. They ought TO know 1t, and
try It. Every woman who iSstill healthy
ought to be told about the wonderful
virtue In this medicine, and understand
that 1t ls a safeguard against the terrible
diseases common To her sex. II Is guar.
antCed TO give satisfaction or money paid
for 1t will be refunded.
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NO LONGER IN DOUBT.

Ills no longer question but an absolute fact
that merit Is a winner all tho time. Thrus an
article Of merchandise In the other market and II
II has not the qualities claimed iot II, twill live
but a little while. Soon, yes very soon, the peo'
pic will brand Il ne. Not 80, however, with
tho real thing, but quite to tho contrary. II II
Ia what II Is claimed TO DO, that's public Will
lndorso II by continuing Ia purchases. 10 II Is
with "Rielh's silvor Ago Hye" No better In
tlonemOut can DO obtained than the CnntlnuOd
sale 10 those who have been using II for years
Doctors and hospitals have tried II and are still
using II, proof Of which, II wanted, can aud
will DO furnished AbubdAntly, Silver Age Rye
being the only displayed whisky a. the EGpo.l'
tlon il another proof Of ts ieaflWs pOsltien a q
standard old aud reliable StlmnlAnt We do not
claim that II cures all diseases, but We do know
that II IA an excellent remedy Tor many. II Ia
sold everywhere al q 10 per full quart. We also
keep all the leading pennsylvania re whlskleS,
full quarts, yOan old your choice for u % per
quart or 0 quarts for 800 Wines, bfandles
and gins al from 70 cents and upward. All
goods neatly packed and sent anywhere Send
for pfloe ilIt, OF call on
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TRUSrEE's SALE.

ny virtue Of a decd Of trust made by Francis
FAlluuic ani sarah Y, FAllOurG, his wife, to mt
A,trustCC, dated April Z, list recorded IN the
OIL U the CLERK III tue County Court for Ohio
county, Most Virginia, In Decd OF Trust BoOk
M q, ptgn y, lWll sell At the front door Of TIT
Court House Of sald county OF
SATURDAY. the IA DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1859
C,lnm ntiUs ut 10 U'Cl1 K II liz, tho following
described property, that Is To lay: ThU south
half 0l lot numbered -, situated on the wCsI
Elleu Jac ,Os rect bCtwGuu Twenty.third anu
Twenty lUut Il streets, Ia the city Oi WhcGliug
OhOrOhnty Wu't Virginia, In All addition Il
said ely laid out by beverly N. EOfr, executor VI
tue Will oi john EOA, with all the buildings aud
improvements upon or belonging TO said hal
lot
Tha title Is believed to be perfect, but selling
Mi'u'lrt viii CoIyey OnIy the title vested Ii
me Ny vi deed VI nut,
TEAMS " SAlG Re,thlrll Ard as much NOR
a. the purchaser elects to pay Ia cash Un the daj
Ol sale, tile baanCc IN two equal lns Allmenl
al Que aud Two years notes bearing lnterGS
itOh tile day. Mlu 10 hc glvHn for the dCiGrfCC
paymynb, The title to bG retained until pay
mehi Is made In lnll,
w. j. W. COwDEN, Trustee.
W ". MAILER AuCtIOuCDF, UCn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-30

Young horses are sometimes given 10
this bad habit. One who has had some
experience with them says to use a mar.
tingale, with running rein commenc.
ing at the breast.strap u the martingale,
and then, running through the ring oil
the snaille, bring 1t back 10 the hand
this will give you full power over the
horses head when It's exercise il called
for, and will not distress him while he
behaves himself. 1t will not take long
to break a young horse in this way, from
a very dangerous and bad habit,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-30
FINANCE AND TRADB.
The Features Of tho Money and stock
Markets.

The TOatNrOS Of tho Money and stock
Markets.
NIW York, Oct, 2O.-Money tight on call loans
@ to 10 per cent, last loan per cent closed at 5
per cent bid. Prime mercantile paper bISa7IS
per cent Sterling Exchange quiet al n Sl1za
4 SSI[. Sales lVj, 1856 shares
The stock luRtkot ki.day was active In spots, but
the general lilt was quiet 10 dull, and ier0rIph.
noSa marked the dealings from he opening TO
the close, while the GOAL stocks aud trusts were
weak and the Vanderbilt, Union Pacific and
spcclAltCs were strong, all within harrow limits.
sugar relnerieS took up the greatest amount oil
attention, aud the selling Of the block a. the
opening was very heavy aud declined rapidly.
Cotton oil was strong, while coal stocks were the
weak spot on the regular list. The dealing. were
marked BY great iffcgvlarity aud ieverlShneSs
from tho opening, which showed difference
from last evening Of from 10 u per cent, The
general result Of tho mornings business was 70
leave active stocks At shade undOr tho inst
prices Final changes arc irregular, but III most
caAps In the direction Of higher prices, although,
Whilo Sugar rose IN the afternoon aud closed u
per cent higher At the . OBe, Cotton oil Is down
IL per cent and Northern Pacific per cent.
Railroad bonds dull; sales 81, 10000.
Government and State bonds dull aud HtQAdY,