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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-03

ments-Flour, 10000 bbls: wheat, none;
corn, 1900 bu; oats. $4,000 blu; rye
and barley, none.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-03
GERMANIA BANK,

PAID UP CAPITAL. 100000.
Surplus and undivided profits, $50 200.
ALEX. RAMSEY, WILLIAM BIoKEL.
President. Cashie /
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-03
Cincinnati Whisky.
Oil Markets.

CINCINNATI, July 2.-Whisky quiet sales
545 bbls finished goods on basis Of
81 OF,
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r. M. NEWPORT & SON
Investment Bankers,
f52, 1853 and f54 Drake Block, st. Paul.
MINI.
Buy and Sell Stocks. Bonds aud Real Estate

Quotations of Stocks and Bonds.
NEW YORK, July 2.-Stocks and bonds
closed to-day at the following prices bid:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-03

We quote: Good to choice shearling NUT
tons, S365@4.35; muttons and lambs
mixed, So. s5@45O: lambs, S404.50; fair to
good muttons. S3.6O6l4.
Receipts-Hogs, 2,369 head; cattle, 24S
head; calves, IA head; sheep, 529 head.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-03
BANK OF MINNESOTA.
Paid Up Capital, 100000.
Kansas City Grain.

Surplus 500, 900
VIM. Dawson, Pres Robt A. Smith, VPres
VIM. Dawson. Dr.. Cashier.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-03
Duluth Grain.

Special to the Globe.
DULUTH, Mimi. July 2-The market was
easier and generally declining, new futures
being &c off; No. 1 hard, CSC; No. north
ern, 9Oc No. 2 northern, Sic; August, 90c;
September, Sac; year, S3c.
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AuIUDCr.
Dyt fo 1nv1n

Common, dimensions 2x4 to 10xlO,
II, ID and IL feet long. ...... go. S12 GO
First common boards .....-...... IA 90
4c: sugar lead, 1sc; spirits turpentine, by
Dbl. 4sc; spirits nitre, 34c; vitriol. blue. &c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-03
Dry Goods.

Brown Sheeting and Shifting Hyde Park
AAA, &c; Indian Head, 7Ac; Wachusett, &c;
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WALKER E. co.

Members New York Stock Exchange and
Chicago Board of Trade.
OFFICES: New York, A Broadway; st. P aul
Gilillan Block; Chicago, 6 Pacific Av.
STOCK, GRAIN, PROVISION, COTTON
AND OIL BROKERS.
Direct wires from our Office in St Paul, No.
1 Gilfillan Block, to New York Stock Ex-
change and Chicago Board of Trade.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 2.-Money unchanged Bank
cIearings, Sl2, OPT. 900. New York exchange
par to 25c discount
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ST. PAUL UNION STOCgYARDS CO.,

SOOIH 81. PAUL.
The Yards and Packing Houses Open for
Business.
Ready Cash Market for Hogs,
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St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

Hogs-Strong: 5@lOc higher: active at tho
advance; all sold before l o'clock; uptown
buyers secured one load and the Minnesota
Packing and Provision company bought the
rest. Small lots of tailings brought S4U5;
one lot sold down TO S4.0212; the regular run
sold at S4.1O@4 %; quality mostly fair to
good packing grades. We quote: Light,
S4. 1904. 80; mixed, S4.05@4.25; heavy, 81
"a. 22I2.
Cattle Quiet; buyers found plenty Of
close trades; prospects for to-day better;
quotations nominally unchanged. We quote:
Good to choice ripe corn-fed steers, $500
4; good to choice fat native steers, S. 500
mon cows and mixed, S1@250; bulls S1N
$50; milch cows, S1s@35; stockers, S1.75
@2.60: feeders, S2.30@3; veal calves, $40
$50; butchers steers, S2.5O@36O
sheepI5@lOe lower lower; the larger stoc !,
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VI Hooking Valley. 14l7
W Houston 4 Tex. Sl2
u Illinois Central. .113E2
"A Ind, B. d w. 5
Kansas & Texas. 10ss
Lake Erie & w.. Is
Y do pfd. ..... =. 69ls
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A IIIrh I,rlpslc.. Shown lip.

Madam Blayatsky, the high priestess
of the Iheosopical Society, processes to
be a Buddhist, and with her talking and
her writing has done something to make
her cult fashionable in this country and
abroad. Her teachings have taken deep
hold on many minds, and to-day she
numbers among her followers very
large number OF intelligent people.
This strange woman, Of undoubted
ability, has been telling the world that
she aud others OF her society arc in close
communication witha mysterious broth
erhood beyond the Himalayasiromwhicll
is drawn knowledge that is sealed book
to all but adopts in her esoterlc science,
She dwells especially on one Koot
Hoomi, whose abiding place nobody
knows, but who knows everything In the
universe aad communicates it all to her,
Between this Koot Hootni and the
Trans.lilmalayan brotherhood lies the
custody of all the books of oil languages
ever written. On this literary fund
Madame BlavOtsky is at liberty to draw
when aud to what extent she pleases.
Mr.. William Emmette Coleman, an
Orlentalist of learning and industry, has
written lengthy article which shows
beyond unreasonable doubt that Madame
Blavatsky is a plagiariSt, that she has
taken what sue knows Of Buddhism from
one OF the poorest translators, that she
is no sanskrit scholar al all, in short,
that she is the humbuR and imposter
which all but her followers have sup.
posed her to be.
Mr.. Coleman's dissection Of the
woman and her pretensions is very
minute, and he challenges all corners to
take up the cudgels in her behalf. I'm.
less the challenge shall be accepted and
Mr. Coleman overthrown, Madame
Blayatsky and her scheme Of religion
will have to make way for new impos-
ter and new imposition on the highly
cultivated and still Credulous,
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lIow.s rhl.i

We otter One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that car
not DO cured by taking Halls CatRrrh
FL. ouESnr & Co., Props, TOlcdo,o.
We, tho undersigned, have known +,
j. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable 10 all
business transactions, and financially
able 10 carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
Toledo, Ohio.
waldlng, Kinnan 4 Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Il. II. Van Hoesen, Cashier Toledo Ma.
Lional Bank, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure ID taken Internal.
ly, acting directly upon tho blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price,
76C per bottle. Sold by all Druggists,
nav
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Nd. Illnlnn,. ltlorrncr Leltrr.

A foreign correspondent Of the New
York World gives what he says Is the
true story OF Mr.. Blaine's Florence let
ter, In which Mr.. Blaine declined the
nomination for the Presidency. The
story is brought outin an interview with
Dr.. Baldwin, an American physician Of
repute residing In Florence. DR.. Bald.
win says that Mr.. Blaine took a severe
cold while passing through the ST.
Gothard tunnel, paralysis and a severe
and distressing typo Of melauCholia fol-.
lowing. Mr.. Blaine had overworked
himself and there was a general break.
lug down. Believing that the excite.
ment OF political campaign would Ger.
tainly cost Mr.. Blaine his life, DR.. Bald.
win advised his patient TO notify his
friends at home that he was out Of tho
race. The physician insists that he was
right, but adds that Mr.. Blaine Is now In
good health.
On the contrary, Dr.. fernonl, Of Milan,
who also treated MIR. Blaine, says that
tho letter was a great mistake. He too
tolls Of tho paralysis aud Of Mr. Blaine's
intensely hypOchondriaral condition,
Ills deluslon that he had almost forgot.
Ten how 10 write Ills natnC, that hO was
done for, and more Of the same kind.
Notwithstanding this, Dr. Fetoni iS
now as lio was then Of the opinion that
Mi. Blaine was In condition 10 lead In a
Presidential campaign
On Dr. FetonI'sownslat statement Dr. Bald.
win was tho better counsellor A man
In Mr.. BlainO's condition would have
run a great risk TO accept d nomination
for tho Presidency with oil that II on.
wolves, and for a man Of MI. Blalns's
aggressive nature and acknowledged
leadership II involves more than for The
ordinary nominee.
Tho two physicians aEtUO on The
essential points, aud these arc enough
10 yindiCale the wisdom Of Mr.. Blalne'S
withdrawal, Ills better 10 DO q much
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-29


Senator Henderson puts 1t to tho Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs this way
You got your place by reason of the re-
moval OF a Democrat to make room for
you. II that rulO was good in your case,
why doesn't it apply to humber Repub'
llcans who want places under your
The published report Of the interview
does not show the Commissioner OF in
dian Affairs to have been ready with an
answer. He might have replledthat the
President is responsible for putting him
there and for not allowing him to re-
move Democrats to make room for Re-
DublicAns,
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FOR SALE.
Lots For Sale IN Crawford Heights

Crawford tlCighli 10 the maine given inA play
oil land COhlAInlnb about forty hcits wv W
The hill back Oi The RluR and sbhlAI HVna
WORMS. Lots vary IN tlEl tom nht hhll " M n,
pPfO u lOuf acres, aud Will be sold uigl o.
blocks Come Dl the property Mis'ul ~,
Ing OF fruits aud beTFlea he lUCaWh! WHY
near the tnlllA, factories ard railroad, NJ Wr lm
Icy II yet above and beyond lhclt 'n,A ti3i
aud Other dikAs fOcGble iCAlil'tt, ~ b'allu,gl
Affords o lihB view VI the liver hul ihcmipNuI
Ing country, and RdmltRbl, COinbIuH W. hn
vGhlaEel oil town and county No more IulI
bic location Tor private fttldelrc' cnn % lunua.
The property Will be sold httea'ohhblt Ii''V
and on easy i6fmb. r.
FOf further particulars enquire o.
Howell, HtldgebOfi, o. Ab'hm lhih, M'b.nt
FettJi !, ], Holloway, At tltEi NNllgnal Rua,aI
hfidk6pOiil W. 4. Graham, nj Oillcepl a'gl,m,da
itsSsat sss,V Si.si ~ '"'' " go
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Miss Caldwell, the rich American who
is about to marry Prince Murat-who,
by the way, isn't the prince Of anything
in participants old enough to know
her own mind and her own business
Age is not always wisdom, and SO MISS
Caldwell is going to confer her hand and
fortune on man who would not take
her hand II it did not hold fortune II
Is denied that Miss Caldwell intends 70
pay Murat's debts, Unless she does
his creditors will make things lively
about her,
Railroad King Huntington's daughter
is not old enough to do her own think
ing, but Mr.. Huntington, who Is old
enough and should be sharp enough 70
do the thinking for half dozen families
allows the marriage to go on, Prince
Hatxieldt is a pauper Of most unsavoFy
reputation, has had the distinguished
honor 10 be kicked out Of clubs for mol
paying gambling debts, is nobody in res
pectsbIe society, and has run up a hand
some pile OF debts Of all Sorts Anonl
his creditors Is notorious courtesan'
These two titled foreigners arc marry
ing these two rich American girls 70
their money, 1t is clear case Thu
American girls should have sens
enough to know that they are buyInI
titles, but It'll plain that the titles hav
SO daszled them that they see nothinI
else. The men and the probably mlser,
behind the titles are not at all in thei
calculations. 1t Isl sorry sight, Amer
can girls have done the like before AM
will do 1t again, Titles come high, bu
1t seems that some Of our girls mus
have them,
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Miss CLARA BARTON and her Red
Gross Society did noble and efficient
work at Johnstown, rs they do where
ever tho voice of suffering is heard.
This good work goes on, and few people
90 down in their pockets to keep it NOV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-29

As a family medicine, Ayers pills
excel all Others, They are suited 10 every
AGO and, being sugaf.coaled, are easy 10
Afe, Though searching and thorough
In effect, they arc mild aud pleasant In
action, and their uSe isattended with no
Injurious results nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-29

GOVERNOR WILSON, the people Of West
Virginia have their capacious ear to the
phone, What are you going to do about
in and when2
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SD-PEHsoSs wishing to subscribe TO the DAILY
ISTELusESCER eau do 50 by sending In their Of
ders 10 the INTELLi0RNCER Oilice on Postal Card
OF otherwise, They Will be puuC1ually served
by carriers.
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" tie prosperity Of the country con-
tinues at this rate some Of the newspa'
pers will be too big for bustles. From
the press straight to the ragman would
be hard fate,
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rms l,lllsr sYaiprO,Is on prAr,,.

Tired feeling, dull headache, pains In
various parts OF tho body, sinking
at the phi Of tho stomach, loss Of Nppe.
tile, feyefishness, .plmples OF sores, arc
all positive evidence oil poisoned blood,
No matter howl became poisoned Il m,iil
be purified 10 avoid death. Df. ACkeF's
English Blood Elixir has Hsttr failed 10
remove sCtOiulouS OF syphllltlC poisons,
Sold Under positive guarantee. For sale
by Logan Drug Cos j. Il, Goodwin 4 Co.,
o. r, Goethe, a. !. Young, John Cole.
man, o. Menkemelleh DAw.4
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Tia ~ u sec a woman growing old before he

TIA sal to see woman growing old before her
Al broken, down and hopeless whpn life should
hold It's prime;
She feels herself burden when ablessIng she
And ioSs1 6 SS 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 Iegalned by the use OF DR..
PleIce's FaYorite Prescription, how
eagerly they would hasten to avail them:
selves of 1t. They ought to know 1t, and
try It, Every woman who Is still healthy
ought to be told about the wonderful
virtue in this medicine, and understand
that it is a safeguard against the terrible
diseaEes common to her sex. Iii Is guar.
anleei TO give satisfaction or money paid
for 1t will be refunded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-29
BELLAIRE.


The EnterpFisIng Candidates. Adjusting.
Progress with the Electric Light.
Mn. George Romick is no better.
James Brown has moved to Ningo,
Nm. J, ". CARRIER Ii home from visit to BoleS'
Vile,
charlie Dawson has gone to East Liverpool to
Ms. Harry NCsregOr is home from clAyTIlle,
Penn.
John Flood, Of J. D, Van Laws drug store, Is
on the sick list.
Mt. and Mn, William sniYely are In Bridgewa'
ter, Pa, among friends
Daniel Logan, aged atty'two, died at bis home
Sunday, Of consumption
The electric plant At the Nall works gave bet
ter satisfaction LAST night
The LAIGaTVlllO Glass company get their pon
from Jas. Gil q Bros. here.
The knights Of the Golden Eagle held AM I'M
portAnt meeting last night
George Logan wAscallel home from Lancaster,
o., by the death Of his father yesterday,
on the llth, 18th aud 18th the !. o. o. 7, will
open their new building with IAiF aud festival
Jake Kemple lectures again tomorrow night
on "CheStnuts," for the beneht Of the Womens
Relief Corps
The barrel works hay, been busy night aud
day all this fall on apple barrels for this imme'
alAte vicinity.
Wool, tobacco, produce, apples and potatoes,
in large lots, arc being handled by the BellaiTe,
Zanesville 4 Cincinnati Railroad,
Train Master ohllgheF, OF the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh Railroad, was In the city yesterday
on business connected with his road
Marshal Darby had good long race after
thieves who stole an umbrella from schWRpt
dry goods store, They managed TO escape
The Republican candidate for County Audi
tor, John A, Bond, Is here looking after hii
fences and lndS them IN very good shape,
Tomorrow test will DO made with the CiIy
electric light and II everything 70 satisfactory
BellAiroRlll have her ArSt electric light on Bat
; urday night,
: Everybody Is huStlllg, The .pnlibooks hay'
arrived and arc ready for distribution, the can
ddAte Is In very hot water and everything u
assuming shape for thecomipR election,
The Prohibition meeting last night was not 81
! well attended AZ was expected, The same OLE
raEinRs were given each party, and a. usual, tn
Republicans caught II the most, City Hall wa
: pretty well tlllod and tue Prohibitions were lu
bllAnt,
A horse became frightened on ThirtyEecon'
r street yesterday atterl0OuL and shytng, wen
through the window Of an italian conieCIionef
: smashing things In general, Afterwards quit
l an excitement was raised by the whole family o
\ Italians ROlng after the man for pay for the bro
1 ken window, An old woman In the crowd wa
knocked down and the wagon ran over her, W
I was not much hurt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-29

TIE forging ex.stato Treasurer Of
Louisiana is not in so great a hurry as
he was to face his accuserS. This may
DO because his accusers arc now armed
with an indictment for forgery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-29

alive Secretary Of State than q dead
nominee for the Presidency ny.
Blaine could have been nominated u
he had desired to be, but 1t is better for
him and for the Republican party that
he was not nominated in 1888.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-29

LUCKY for the crowned heads that the
dynamite llend was not in Athens when
the Duke OF Sparta took Princess Sophie
for his wife, What a blowout there
might have been,
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IL Chicago has any bowels of compass
sion she will raise New York's Worlds
Fair fund in addition to her own, Chi
cago can do II II she will,
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ST0OK FOR SALE.
dor SALE.
FOR SALE.

Anew Double Brick House that will ray TX
pef cent A an lnvcSlmbnt ,,..--.,.
A six ROOmed House with large lot, 100 IN'h
ty.ninth Alreet, very uheAp,
Residence At 22i2 ChlpllnG street.
Three TOOlned bIiok House, iOtOulh lluIOn "
Desirable Modern Dwelling, IA South tenn ~
Building Lots on North HDnt, south ltlhr
Old Fair Grounds, ZAnes Orchard, fOhFtttthmlD
street, Fifteenth street, corner TweniltlkEhlgs
aud Wood street, corner 1weniynlhlh hha LGp
Streets corner MGCOllOch ami lhutiClh ilittu,
on MayBtet, Wilson and Wood street, htlNton
Twenly.ECventh and Twenty eighth STREETS a
A llfI0k House corner wood aud 1hitlyelElu
streets, Ut bargain; Will pay ASA inysNnuL
Fhrfn near MOundlyille, OIL tie ...0 hGs'"
exchange for city property
Largo Farm III Ohio county, nCf.f CnsitaE"
with other improved ptOppiiita ,.,-s,
shIR "a a SMITH tglO Main ~
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AN ORDINANCE.

Notice is hereby given that al meeting Of the
City Council, held Oh Tuesday evening, October
q, 1852, the Committee on Markets were In.
6tfuctgd 10 report the following Ordinance,
amending and fe,Ordalnlng Section 8 OF the
present Ordinance In relation 10 Markets:
AN ORDINANCE To amend aud re.ordaIn an Or.
dinlnce entitled IAN Ordinance 10 amend
and fe.oFdRin section ), OF an Ordinance en-.
titled An Ordinance inrelatlpp 10 Centre Mar.
kot, and the election, duties and coupensa.
lion OF the Clerk thereof, passed December 10,
1881, as amended and reofdalned by an Ordl.
1851
BE II ordained BY tie Council QfEt Ctty Of 1V7tel.
lug, That an Ordinance, entitled "AI Ordinance
10 amend and fe-ordAin Section g. OF an 0rdl.
nanCo entitled An Ordinance IN relation 10 Cen.
tre Market aud the election, duties aud compen.
sallon Of the CLERK thereof, passed December 10,
1881, aS anended and re'Ordained by an 0rdl.
uAnce passed October %, 1885," passed July ],
lSS7, b6 AmOntC cd and 70 ordained 30 as 10 read
siCTlON 8. Hereafter markets shall be held Of
tho Centre Market on Tuesdays and Thundais
OF each week, commencing at D o'clock q, M,
aud ending at 10 O'clock q. NJ and on s4tur'
6sys s eaGh EGS az soes 81 az ia SoSSf
shall DO OIen for the. sale o. meats and yeget.
Abes on all days OF the week, except Sunday,
from O'Clock q. m, TO 3 O'Clock p. M. unless
when open for market as herein provided. The
and locked from O'clock p. 10. until o'clock 4.
M, except on Tuesday and Thursday Of each
week, when Il shall DO opened at O'Clock q, m,
until O'Clock p. m. The Clerk Of the said
market shall cause the bell OF said Market
House 10 DO funb, on each mAtket day, Of the
hours described for opening and closing the
market, Any person buying or selling at or In
the Market House, or at or In the adjacent mar.
ket space, before tho ringing OF the bell for the
opening Of the market or after tho ringing Of the
bell for the closing Of the market, Ehall forfeit
and pay 70 tho city fine Of not less than one
nor more than three dollars for every such OF.
fence, aud the cost Of prosecution. All aFtl.
Giles, goods, wares merchandise aud vehicles DO.
longing 70 peFSOnS attending tho said market,
must, Wh0neyer on any day, tho bell for closing
the market shall have been runR, DO removed
from said market house aud adjoining market
space, within one hour thereafter, except on
Tuesdays aud Thursdays. All pOnOnG 10 attend.
Ing and falling 10 remove the same as above
prIvlded, shall forfeit aud ray 10 tho City Of
Wheeling, ilne OF not less than one nor more
than three dollars, for every such offence, aud
tho costs Oi prosecution.
This Ordlhnpcc shall take eject from and after
the 18th day Of November, 1850,
bc& Civ Clerk,
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FOR SALE.

A DeIlFAblO Residence containing II rooms,
ground y acres, at West Liberty,
No, 22l5 and 22i1 Market street.
leo Acre Farm on Short Cteeki 0wnOF paid 600
ptr acre for IL; eau hp bought for li6 per aero.
twenty-five slAfea Wheeling and belmont
flfIdgo COMPANY Stnrk,
building slle, Ion street and Alley 1O fronts
% feet on Eplf street. M 22lS EOT street.
No, 1919 McCOllOCh street the late residence Of
James KxlOy, deceased gtOnnd 10 ieOl tt0ht or
more II desired, Up to 2la feet,
ADe,ltAblO Butlntts House on Market street.
No, 1910 charllnO street, Brick IlnlSo rOOmS,
ground 10 by lll leCt, M, iaO Jacob street, \
fe1med btlGk hQpa9; price olIOuO, No, 6id
Alley y, No, B81 Main Affect No, 2620 MAln
llfCIt, No, u TwentylOuEth street. No. "
Twenty fourth street, No ~ and " Twenty.
sixth street No. " luA "a lwulltyti6ih street.
No, zoos ALLEY Y. Mo- Coz and G1Oi Moods street.
A DellrAbl6 Acsliencc on liigellh affect
No. VI and W Eleventh street, east Of llAlll
mpfe street, 10th liDliaeA Tot 1900
No, 9lIl MAin street. No. Ylti, 2lpG, 9iOa Water
street, No i210 MlUOlllVh street,
No 40, 2ll8 and mo MalhItfcei,
lot south Of lnute Nh. IEDl ROT lttVCt,
UlA east aud wttt kldCs Of South Front street.
Lot ioutl west cOinoF Of VlulnlA ana South
York tltepls
SiiAttGs land and peiltablV ROaldentO, will
o6nhhhkb lot nliy pfufftty.
Many Olhtf Houses, fAfmI and iOIs tot sale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-29
Stockholders Meetings.

NOTICE '''''
A general meeting Of the stosEholden Of tina
d,os ~ Ana S1s Company will ee held al
turing Company, In tho city OF WhpoliUp" N.Y.,
Virginia, on the 9th day Of NoyembrIe "InN
lSss, AZ O'clock p. m TO elect Board Of biz,
torS, make bylaws and transact any other Sm,I
meas which NAY By done By the said ock6SId,
j. W. PETERSON,
", !, PETERSON,
H. 7. CALDWELL.
MENRi N. RUSSELL
II, Il, ADAMS,
0osGIu Cnrncfhinr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-29

Cleanse the liver, stomach, bowelsand
whole system by using DR.. Plcrce's Pei
lets.