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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-27
FOR SALE.
Is1a,es Penwood Iron Works,
RiNEHART g. TATUM,
j.. Heal Estate, Stocks & Fire Insurance,
'ti ljS MARX EFT STREET.
Trustees Sales,
TRUSTEES SALE,

! .- -a
ro <! virtue Of a deed OF trust to me made by
~ DlmnS and CAthH,!ue Dumas, his wife,
s1Sl The 10th day Of December, A, D., 1850, and
E%vn'tti ~ The ellee OF the Clerk OF the County
d III Tss ., .U n,. COUNTY West Virginia, In Deed
Ae Oh : ''A'2-o'
SATURDAY, MARCH :e.A. D. 1890,
Tannenc!ng at 10 o'clock Il. H., Mt tho front
G WIZ ~ We Court House OF Ohio. county, the iol,
.on.ps described property, to.wlt: Ono leather
i,S,yp TraSton, made BY Donaldson, Lewis & Co.,
tna WIN blue cloth; ono leather top phac.
4, Rade by donaldson, Lewis d Co., Trimmed
ian sieeh Cloth; ono leather top phae.
WIN green cloth; ono leather tor phacton,
r ~"HSa az Laiise's old ono, trimmed III brown
yrsn ~ wy canopy, topped .phaoton, trimmed In
NNi {. ete!h one side bur top buggy, trimmed In
Inv; Inv v.oth; Que twos seated cuiiuucr canopy
, M , n Donaldson, Lewis & Co. make, trim.
essan WV" sEseh cloth; one two.scatcd cuiundcr
nns X, Yop Suf!y, u. kull Jr., & Co.'s make;
i IiN tnSiI!n Coach. trimmed In green CLOTH; one
,H r;~n, ,tLm:Icd III brown CLOTH: one Gloss hack,
irimMssII ~ Ssccn E!ota: one canopy top landau,
iva so'H'sn IN !~tatllcti one three.Icat swell sleigh,
-utie' one swell cutlcs, one horse; onG
us,nss Iutlef, 9ue. hose, Two spot.cd horses,
uA,nrs i SSn" and tommy: two black horses,
MHS a Su"n anu Kate; two bay horses, names
tNsh.,i, a."' ptS WY LDTSC, Ha10g LtDlgGt
ixSS;S. y one soFrel. no name; Two yellow ponies,
IaST b @s.ss; onS spotted horse, name Dan; two
oas.J JV oSs :. Bethany, in pasture, (Lauge's old
Eot,S oHS hag mare In pasture at -, named
sISriyss s',9 q buck harness; ninc sets Of
rcSSs.s Issasss: Two Sadd!ep aud brides: lot Of
crs,, MAips, etc. Stable Ixtrrcp, two ROAD
Ii. ls S1a az I%efssnal properly Of lilo parties o.
by Vii p ots. n una on tue premises now used
'SssISesath Greet, whHcl!ag, West Va.
nNeS repeisy. OF 50 much thereof as shall be
pSns' S 70 ray a certain ,aoto Of tho said Johu
/, Iis9a Of SS0?i. with interest from December
boz i san tho further sum OF $500. which may
W rSiss' 'roa the said John sud Ca,harIno Duma,
%, 4 \ ras terms OF u certain lcuso dated March
sAIa -s w. or sALE.-Gash III hand on tho day o
pS;cs .es MI sums not .cxtccdln: slC0. md al
snI , "a, exceeding that sum, one.halt cash
cls.s. e silI on q credit Of three months pur
in;s,ntt iy!as note with approved security Will
ESSstlioR Day Of sale. GfI'
~ y. B. DOvRSER. Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-27

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, %tetter, chapped hnnds, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to. give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-27

TIE great majority Of so-called cough
cures do little more than impair the di.
gestivc functions and create bile. Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, on the contrary, while
it cures the cough, does not interfere
with the functions OF either stomach or
liver. a. ntw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-27

Pilesi pilcsi ItchIr- Piles.

sYMrroxs-Mo!sturc; Intense itching and
sttnGtus: most at night: worse by scratching.
bleed and ~ulcenic, becoming very sore.
swArSE's OINTMENT stops the Itching and bleed.
Ing, heals liberation. and In most cases re-
moves the turnots. Atdrugyists. or b.. mail, for
80 cents, Dr.. SWayne L Son, phIladelphla.
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uIIow to Cure AN skIn II.cases.n

Simply apply "swAYsE,s OINTMENT" No In.
ternAl medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
Itch, all cruptious on the face, hands, nose, &c.,
leaving the skin clear, white md healthy. Its
BY no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SWAYSE'a OINTMENT. n5I4@i TThSAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-27

And soon, very sooa, Miss L.arklns was better.
The G. NJ. D. which she took was DR.,
fierce's Golden Medical Discovery, the
great remedy for bronchial, throat and
lung diaeases, sick headache, scrofula,
dyspepsia, and all diseases that have
origin in impure blood aud q disordered
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1fetlA.
Cotton.

,,a MaW xonk Isi Teo M se;31f i; Iron 70 steady. ,cSPpe.
s. SIX. Tin quiet; straits SO e5. 49,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-27

The cleansing. antisept!c and healing
qualities Of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
are unequaled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-27
BUILDING LOTS,

lot ~571syl?0, South Penn, west side, choice
'cntiOA, Sl,gUO.
Lot @tl.D, North Huron, old Fair grounds,
$50. $50
IwCa!y'seventh streets, $3.50.
h.n9t;liwest corner South York aud Virginia
kttcrI q 40.
M,&IS0, North Front street. $500.
Lt6lzl0O, Fifteenth street, S.,,i0y.
s3N. ''
Lots n 2ano's Orchard, from 500 up, accord
IN; to location.
ntWxlM, south side Fourteenth street, near
tc!l0o! house, Sl,.j0.
L0tll!xiA, South Penn street, $3.50.
0sEoftn side Fourteenth street, can build on
aay PIT Of II, size G0xt9d, $500. =
taItas, large md small. Great bargatus In
West Virginia Wild lands.
uSol sioeAS always Oh hand for sale.
G. o. SMITH,
NI 1ptn MAIN STREET.
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road or tho Chemical Bank. New York
might well run u race with Massachu.
setts to see which will DO Just to women
taxpayers first.
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Live Stock.


EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Feb. Observation-Disclosures
aoi mead; shipments $40 head: market active;
prime 81 5oal I5;. good s. 9Onl DO: fair 81 GOa3 6:
bulls. sti!gs and fat cows s. 5Oaa 30. Hogs-Re.
cce!pts LOO head: shipments $500 head; market
iniriy aetlye; GOOD TO best select 81 2jai Is; good
miSeu - 2aai ~: good to best Workers 81 2aai Is:
common Workers 81 20ai %; common and good
pigs 81 75ai ". shecp-ReceIpt. 100 head: SHIP
ments SoO head: market dull; prime S 5s6 Of;
81 50ai Is. ~
CHICAGO. Feb. e6.-Catue-ReccIpts1 70, Goo head
shipments 1000 head: market strong and a shade
hisnG; bee,yes 81 GOa5 %; steers s. GOai 50: stock.
erS and feedere g 50a3 70 Texans saOOa3 S.. HOGS
Receipts 100000 head: shipments 10000 head:
naTEet opened steady and Il shade lower; light
and heaSy y aii o.; mixed g sQni 90: skips
s. Wl3 70; sheep-Receip,s l. 1000 head; ship.
menIs 1900 head: market lCal5c lower; natives
" l5l5 SO; western coru fed SiSOa5 60: Texans
81 75a5 90; lambs s. 0oaG 10, -"
CINCINNATI. Feb. 26.-uogs easier: common
and light 50 t0a4 80; packing and butchers a. 95n
! 10; receipts i.9D head: shipments :, 900 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-27
LEMON ELIXIR,

Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles should
carefully read the above. TrhsAEow ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-27
FINANCE AND TRADE.
h Fcnturcs OF tho Money and Stock
...HL. .h Markets.. MH |N.H . u.

Ekw yoRx. Feb. 26.-Moncy on call lower
ranging from tx too per ce,r, last loan az pc
cent. Prime. mercantile paper 4t,a6N per cent
Sterling Exchange quiet. and steady At a sijgr
4s,l1f. Sales o fs.deks to-day were 22S.s3 shares.
The stock market to-day was quiet, and left 10
Itself would have shown nh improving tendency
as Indicated by the carly imdlng, hut the bears
got In some pressure upon Hook Island, Huillnv.
ton. l.aclawanna, St. Paul aud ,somc OILERS,
though with small effect only. The only really
weak spot In tho list was Sugar rclncrles.
There was little foreign buying Of Louisville 4
Nashville, but the trading for tho Interest was
The deal In Tennessee Coal tccms 10 be nbout
oycr ahd that stock was quiet aud maintained
within narrow limits today. There was some
selling Of New England and Reading, but both
met Win good support mud the pressure WINS
tho las. hour. but the close was no more than
stenay ~ the Improvement and very dull. Tho
ihial changes nra Irregular though tho declines
are Inc more numerous tonight, but with tho
exceptions Of Sugar . per cent and Tennessee
Coal per cent lower, the changes arc confined
to factions only.
ltailrohu bonds more actlyc: sales q, Cl7, 200.
government and State bonds dull md strnlv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-27
OUR VERY BEST PEOPLE

G%1NclMSATI, O., Fob. ec.-cottou steady; mid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-27

OustIy lScDuNcu.
WHshina!on Dispatch 10 Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette.
A fow days since a young dude born
some years inter the war, was complain.
ing in the office OF Mr.. Smith Fry, one OF
the brightest Of the Washington corres-
pondcnts, that an old soldier was stand
ing in his way for office, and finally ex-
claimed, "Will they never die?" Then
Mr.. Fry turned on him with the follow.
ing:
Young man, half a million OF them
died while you were in your cradle. Ten
thousand OF them died inside OF ten min
utes, in the morning Of June 5, 1864, in
front OF Cold Harbor, when the Army
ofthe Potomac made an assault all along
the line. Many thousands OF them
died i'll prison or in rebel hospitals,
naked, hungry, suffering and unloved.
Many thousands Of them to-day hob
BILE on crutches, Or flap empty
sleeves in the breezes. They are
dying fast enough. Half q million
Of them still live, but every one of them
bears in his body the mark OF battle or
the germ OF disease contracted while
campaigning in order that this govern
ment might not fade from the earth.
But fof them there would be no govern.
ment for you TO serve, nor to protect you.
Don't bein \ hurry. These old veterans
are matching off the field brigade by bri-
gade every year. Regiment after regi-
mcnt is disappearing over the brow OF
the hill Of time. They are marching
away into the valley Of the shadow,
right into the river Of death, bravely as
the Old Guard Of Waterloo. Don't be
in a hurry, young man, these old soldiers
are marching of of the field, and they
will soon be out OF our way. While they
arc here the Republican party will give
them the preference"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-27

leu 1oOned brick house. fronting o. iect on
sOUtA Penn street. Can easily be converted into
iTJ or three dwellings. A good Investment.
five Topmel house IN good repair, ut l25 South
Broadway. s!,Tj0.
Five f0umel house, 2lEorth Broadway. 81, 500.
AgOOt Fix rooined house, good location. 4!
KCG,ucSy street, theap-sl,,o0 K.
Three rOoned brick house, 70 South Huron
!tfet. .l,0D.
Bu,!at8 block on Market street.
anew double brick house. 81 and % North
Huron street. Contains natural and city gas.
VIII pay 10 per cent as an Investment, s., 80.
Athtee.StoEy brick building, N0S Main street,
sou.
Tea Foomed brick house, l6 Eleventh street,
s,N.
A fruit iarm, within sight o! this city, con-
hIG!Eg w RC;es, with all the most productive
.li paying varieties OF fruits. Just III their
PINE. At great bargain.
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4 I.Nttnr From Hmm


says' I have used your Extract Of Red
Clover in my family for the past year,
with great success, more particularly as
regards my wife, who has derived
greater and permanent relief by its
use, after suffering and being treated by
many physicians for years. I consider
il TINY family medicine. As a tonic and
spring and fall medicine it is without
equal. For Constipation, Dyspepsia and
Stomach Trouble it is without doubt the
very best medicine on the market to,
day. You IRE at liberty to uso this as
you see 1T and I shall be glad at any
time to give my experience with your
Extract Of Red Glover to any who may
write or enquire Of me-. Yonr1, IA.
BrLyEA, 2aS High street, W. Detroit.
To I'M. Loose Red Glover Company,
Detroit.
Write for further Testimonials.
For sale by Logan Drug Company,
bridge corner, druggistS. Wheeling, W.
W.. .#sf' FHs' DSW
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

"A RR1yAL AND DEPARTURE OF
- TRA1Ns-on and after nov. q. lN9.-EI.
Gay excepted. monday excepted. Saturday
s1ecpied. lsunday only. Saturday only
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-27

A man is happiest when he can forget
all the mean things he knows about
himself.
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Miss LAEKlSs was bilious and feeble md sick.
And II seemed as II nothing would ever relieve
her.
Her liver was clo;gcl with Impurities thick,
And her stomach was constantly burning With
fever, ~
or the srea! g. NJ. D.. she bought a supply,
And directions for taking pursued to Tho letter.
Twas the best thug on Garth she couli nossihIv
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Gle Slltrlliefnter.
, Nos. 70 aud 81 Fourteenth Street.
GREEDY.
sSTt"tH Ddyer, Ia 81. Eioao'dt.

sytatH Ddyer, Ia 81. Eiaao'd..
4 greedy iollow7 I should say!
iley passed the apples round this way
And then he snatchGd-l couldn't whit
INC biggest one upon the plate.
s9ch. grecdlncss " do despisei
hau been keeping both my eyes
upon that apples, for. you sec,
INC Plate was coming, next, to nc,
IT was big and mellow. Jus, the kind
greedy chap would like to lind.
Im ,",g',Sa NJ y ho thonsht 1t iun-
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Through tickets, and baggage checked, To nj
points. FOR rates and other Information addrcs
W.J. ROBINSON. g. PA, Paskersburg.
Al. handy, A. 6. T. A., Plrkcrsbury.
I w. II. Osborn, S, r. A, pomcroy. OhIn.
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Railroad bonds more nctlyc: sales q GU, 900.
Government and State bonds dull aud steady,
bonds AND STOCK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

s.. do pretcrrcd.......liln
SScw York Central. 100
& Mississippi. 2UT
10 prcfcrrcd...... 81
Oregon lmpr'ycm't A
Oregon Sav............ ysh
Oregon Trans......... ~;
I Pacific MRll............ OF
Pittsburgh.
Pullman i~a!acc.,....lS7
Reai! tng...,............. 3yji
liock lsland..,........ Syys
,Ist.L l.. & San f'ran..... 49,
lSt. Pdul.................. G7I
do p~referrcd........lii
Isl. Paul & Omaha. 81
do preferred. ..,... yl
Team. Coal & lron.. 80
Texas l'acIhc........, l9j1
Union paclhc......... Gi5
|u. y. lex press ........,. 81
W., II. L. K p......... lai3
l., do prclcrrcd...... No.
Wells Fargo Ex......li0e
WcstOrn Ifninp 90
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ELECTROMAGNETIC RAILROAD
- on and alter November p, 1850, trains DC.
inns.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-09-18

Henry was a bashful lover.
He scarcely dared touch his
lady's hand. He loved her we'll
and she was worthy of his af.
feclion, for she was modest, in.
telligent, sweet and honorable;
but like all good women she
yearned for the respectful ca.
resses that are the evidences Of
a pure affection. She, however,
yearned in vain. Hen.
ry worshiped her he might
kiss the hem Of her garment,
but to kiss her lips or cheek
the very audacity Of the thought
made him tremble.
They sat together by the sea
looking out on the track OF the
moons light which white.wing'
ed yachts were crossing now
and then.
ut was a witching honr; .
scene for love and calm delight."
Suddenly she moved slightly
away from him.
"Please, Henry, don't do
that" she said.
"Wha,7" he asekd in genuine
surprise. :.
"Ohl you needn't tell me-"
she replied. "You were just
going to put your arm around
my waist-and you were going
TO try to kiss me-"
"Dear Lille"
"Oh! you needn't tell me dif.
fprent; you were going 10.
Well, after all, I suppose you
are not 10 blame. It is just
what q lover would do to his
sweetheart, and I suppose ]
must not be offended II you d."
And Henry grasps.! tue stu
alton and did exactly what
Lille supposed he would 10,
and the moon grinned and the
stars winked aud thu wsvslsts
laughed and q mosquito tha|
was about to Alight on tht
inAldsn's cheek flew away end
suttlcd on tho noso Of \ gras,
widow who was sitting Msar III.
bund stnntl.--l3UstVn Courier
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-09-18

1t is said that farmers should
keep out of politics, that they
are Impractical in their views
aud apt to do mischief.
Well we don't think a farm.
er's Congress could do more
mischief than the one IN session
at Washington.
We have elsewhere cautioned
the farmers against trying too
much; here we wish to call at.
tention to a sound statement
of principles they have put
forth, and ask what honest man
can object to it. Among a list
of questions presented to the
consideration of certain candi-
dates for Congress, we find the
following:
Do you hold that all revenues,
national, State and county,
should be limited to the neces.
sary expenditures Of the govern.
ment economically administer.
ed. and that no public money
should be used or laws enacted
to build up one class or inter.
est at the expense Of anotherl
This strikes at the root Of
most of our troubles, Economy
in expenses; a Limitation Of
taxation to the actual necessi.
ties Of government: no class
favoritism; equal and exact JUS
tice to all men.
Farmers can, on such issues,
appeal to the support OF the en-.
tire country. In such a field all
honest men can work together,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-09-18
LUTESVlLLE LOCALS.
Miss q. Martin Of 1t. Loais is |
here on q visit to friends.

Miss z. Martin of 1t. Loais is
here on q visit to friends.
w. E. Miller lie visiting his
parents in Doe Run this week.
DR.. j. @. Ramsey. returned
from a trip to Blodget Sunday.
Rev. D. L. Phelps and son re.
turned home Sunday from Oran:
Rev. Keiterman is holding q
protracted .Aeeting at Bessville,
this week.
|XC. A. Walker of Alto Pass, Ill.
is here on a visit to his uncle,
Geo. E. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Of Stroder.
vile were up on a visit to their
son, T. M. Jones, this week.
T. M. Jones informed US that
he would commence building
his new butcher.shop this week.
w. s. King, one Of our on.
terprising merchants, is having
a large salt shed built at bis
store.
Mis- Lena Stau,, Of Cape Cir
ardeau, who has been visiting
relatives of this place has re-
turned home.
Mrs F. E. Bruins, who hat
been visiting relatives in Ky.
for the past two weeks, returned
home Saturday.
Mr.. Turner, who has beer
stopping at Allenville for some
time, came up on a visit to hil
family Saturday.
Mr.. Cowan and daughter
who have been visiting rela
tives and friends in Illinois fol
the past two weeks, returned
home last week.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-09-18

People who live iu the country
who are annoyed by flies should
remember chat clusters Of the
fragrant clover which grows
abundantly by nearly every
roadside, II hung In the room
and left to dry and shed its
faint fragrant perfume through
the cir, will drive away more
tiies than sticky sauoera Of mo-
lasses aud other fly traps and
tiy l'apers can ever collect. t.--Bos
| ton Journal Of Commerce.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-09-18
LOCAL AND GENERAL

-3o to W. s. Kings for your
merchandise.
WIN. Drum is reported as
being very sick.
Miss Lou Shell has return.
ed to st. Louis.
On the 2Srd the st. Fran.
co.'s County Fair opens.
-Bny your b"ots and shoes
from w. 8. King. Lutesville.
-Ephraim Stevens Is visiting
his parents Of this place.
Hon. Roger @, Mills speaks
at Jackson. No., Oct. 2nd.
Go to jackson Oct. 2nd and
hear Hon. r. Q. Mills speak.
Best stock of men and
boys fall clothing at w. s.
Kings
England has $4,000 women
who earn q livelihood az prin-
ters.
If You want Fresh canned
goods 90 to A: & E. Miller.
Lutesville.
X-"Necessity is the mosher Of
Invention; and likewise the faith
or Of lies"
Take your produce to w.
s. King to sell. He wants it at
best prices.
Each kindnes shown to
bird or man, is sure TO futter
back again."
Why don't you go to w.
s. King If you want to buy
goods cheapf
The usual number Of horse.
swoppers were in town during
circuit court.
w. 8. King has q full line
Of men and boys ready made
clothing at his Lutesville store.
The F. h L. U. of the coun.
ty of st. Genavieye has nomi-
uatrd a ticket.
king, Of Lutesville, sells
the best goods and sells the
cheapes. goods. Go and see him.
*. w. Webber, Of Farming
ton was in Marble Hill a few
days last week.
" The Exposition is a big
thing for St. Louis so is Kings
Dry Goods Emporium for
Lutesville.
n AT its last session, the
County Court of Madison coun-
ty ordered that a Jail be built
in Fredericktowu.
Don't forget the new Res
taurant and Grocery store run
by A. h E. Miller, Lutesville.
They sell cheap-you bet.
Collectors notice to pay
taxes appears in this issue.
Mr.. Seabaugh will start on his
round of the county Oct. 13.
w. s. King Of Lusesville
will sell you Millinery goods
as cheap-if not cheaper-than
you can buy them elsewhere.
Miss Dora Axe, who has
been teaching school in Madi.
son county. has give up hel
situation as teacher and return.
ed home.
w. s. King keeps the Peo'
pie. supplied with all Of the
cheapest and best Groceries
the the St. Louis market at.
fords.
While cutting wood, Willie
Ledhetter accidenty stuck the
ax he wac using, in his foot
making an ugly and painful
wound.
Business may go slow at
other places but that is not tht
way it is going over the counter
at w. s. Kings cheap cash
store,
Robert Wilson of Jackson
and lawyer Uavis of Cape Cir
ardeau we're in town this week
They had business in our cir
cult court.
Lawyers must bs payet
but they come a great dea
higher than does the Dry goot
and Groceries sold by w. s
King Of Lutesville.
! Children under sixtee,
[years Of age are, by law, pro
hibited from smoking cigarette
or cigars In New York. Thi
is . good law.
-One half fair will take ~,
to the 81. Louis Exposition bu
It costs you nothing to exam
inc Kings immense stock o
Prints aud dress goods
\ "A collision Of two freigh
Atrains near st., Louie Saturday
caused = delay Of the mail 9
several hours. The mail intend
ed for this place did not reacI
here until seven O'Clock.
The PRESS would be thank
full to the rropristere Of thresh
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-09-18

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THlRO DlHTMCI,
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VA10 W11AosD INV
THAT The children Oay 10 propok9y -
Struetel, the tsao69s - -
eAunAsd.l
1ultfOn rI6e.
Instructions ThOfOukA.
Hvvor.e. 8aa.
a.,
Aocauon nlgn: nce"nv - s'
Discipline exoesfeuA
A thorough preparation tor teaoG y =
pteparaSM tW 6fA
Naxt farm he0ina Nan. 2 -
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cNARc q eeosfs.
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" Lece. y AoeN, Seoseasy;
w. z: Csls.sn, sa,e Ssp%
Geo. I: beiaet, u
K Mckinney A~
l.. +. butoro, Esq.
FxcTIT:
H. Morton: II. u: rseadeat'
men'A ana Moaai fnno:oPoys ~
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-03-20
a UNIQUE WREATH.
The Widow of Connecticut Man Perpetu-
ates His Memory.


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eaten pu'eons Vi al kinus rom DIS old
clothing, ana small bottle containing
cheese made by his first wife. All Of
this collection is labeled, as, for
instance: 1.-THE smelling-bottle used