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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
WHEELING ISLAND.

WHEELING ISLAND.
Three room frame house on South Huron
street, pantry and cellar, lot Sexl20 feet. A bar.
gain tor 81, 2Go.
No. 50 Zane St, 10 rooms. lot 4Sxl2o feet, $500.
Five roomtd ffane h0tre, northeast corner
maryland and North York Itrects.
no. 1877 South Broadway. 7 reomed frame.
Six roomed frame house on North Trout street.
No - New jersey street, GF1oDed frame house.
Three rnIue lnuhes southwest corner Zane
and Broadway streets,
no. Al Maryland street. 7 rooms, lot G0xlSo.
Fine lot OH North Front p, 50xl43 feet, 81 100.
No. l25 south broadway. lot g0xl9o feet
Lots on South Penn Street. below Fink street.
Lots Oh South Elm street, below Fink street.
ALSO
No. fsl7 Fol- ST., s roors, stable In rear, S,,Gc0
No. Gil Main street, S looms, brick. Look Ut
II, s5,'N.
No. ITO Twelfth street, franc, lot e0x;G0 feet.
No. 1910 Byron street. brick, b rooms. .
No. ~ Eleventh street, brick, G rooms.
No. 2y25 ChnplIEe St, & rooms and storcroora.
Ecs. 49, md ICY sixteenth street. lot 3oIl1O.
Lot Oh National road, near Mt. bellevue.
RlNEAART g. TATUM,
jr2s 1911 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-20
Central Standard Time.
PENNSYLVANIA IjngS.|

En@ From Bridgeport Station
Trains via the Cleveland d Ps,,sb, rgh Kali.
road leave bridgeport for Pittsburgh. CHICAGO
and C!cv. lNld, A:bD n. III. For Pittsburgh. 1922
q. m. For Chicago and Cleveland, leo p. m. For
Pittsburgh and >cw York. ":J y. N. For olcu.
benvil!c, S:Sa Il. m. a-as-
Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 1863 a. H., 10:2l
a. M; l2:l' p. m 4:S7 p. IN and 1872 ,. III. ~
On SATURDAYS onlr-For East Liverpool, G:li
p. M: IRON East Liverpool, 1l:l2 p. IN.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati i 81.
Louis Railway-Pan.l Handle Rouic-leayeWheeI
Ing Tor Stru6enville, Pittsburgh aud the EAT.
G:2J n. m, 1885 p. M, $40 p. IN and $40 D m.
For Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and d.
Louis, Coos m.,and h:4o p, m For Columbus
Ing ut b:D II, M, 1000 4 m, 2:l5 p IN. AND 800 D.
m. Trains leaving At 6:10 u. u. and arriving n
$40 p. M run solid between Wheeling and
Mt,thnrHh. All ttninsd.tiy cxccp. sunrav.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-20
BUTTER EGGS AND POULTRY.

Aaster has u 'niea aca pound since last quot.
Gu, aEn tue markct Is almost entirely cleaned
out. No country butter worth mentioning is
eo'nins III. and the commission mep arc holu.
tnS the little creamery butler ihey can get at 2ia
s2c. EYES hre up lc Il dozen aud arc u little
scarce and In good demand. A few DAYS OF cool
weather .lwAys brings about this condition,
Buiter-Country choice, lial5c: cresmery
choice 2la2sc: country good, 3alOc; country iair,
Egg'-lFresh In case. l4a15c por dozen; fresh
In barrels, lial5c.
ronlry-Lire chickens, old, FER dozen s. so,3 IN:
chickens. spring, per dozen, 81 teao 90; eucks,
Old. DER dozen. 2lW. BY pound live-Ducks, Sc,
Chickens. hens. per b., &c. chickens, old cocks,
&c; spring chickens, per h., Sc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-20

PoTAroHs, HAsIlED WITH CnEAM.-
Chop cold boiled potatoes tiue, and stir
them into a cup Of hot milk In which
has been melted two tablespooniuls OF
butter. Pepper and salt to taste. II you
have cream use this, and half Ms much
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-20

In the vegetable market the domapd Ia firm
aud strong. mud all Kinds Of produce nrc In do.
mad. The market contains no new articles
This week. and the changes III price from la,t
week are only on those which arc getting
men have no trouble disposIng OF stock hui Sr.
unable 10 get nearly all they have orders ior,
Oatons-New, 81 per bushel.
sutet Po'oto's-Scw, 81 % n barrel.
Patasos-5e 2Sa" 80 Il barrel; deHiand good,
supply light. ~
Tropical Ffuits-Lemons, 81 90 per box; Or.
anSes, Messina. 81 70 per box; bananas,
3lW 10 sos per bunch.
Vegetables. ttc.-Scw cabbages. 81 75a2 % pcr
barrel; cucumbers. l5c per dozen: green
bushcl. Apples 81 Sons o. per barr.l. Wni-r.
melons. SlauoaeO % per hundred. Muskmelops
s. CON- . per barrel, 'Tnmninrs bMl r.ncr hIl,Lni
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-20

sV, STEAMER BHLLAlRE.
Leave Wheeling. Daily Trip. City TIme-6:4o,
$50, 1000 Gud HAS A. m. 200, 400, G:t0 p. m.
Leave Wheeling Sundays. City Time-8:Uo,
1000 4nl 1900 n. m: 300. 400. 600 n. N.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-26

Ta. Hu-i.gts viewed ibs auHria
.Hl,niis with ~lIvs-ii..Hus ave.
.HHa..r upon Do a- au Hu.s Hf u.IJ d
iII disaster o. ia uut unusual Tor
G,- EIrflHu- Uf ODD ;irur battles o.
give a1lu--Hr- o. Tire aurora 90
-rU.glH.lu light The IaH..uL in
hlHs.ut- irH- iau. bordering iEy
'IelrL.lr.lu.a SEA called tine aurora
ly name which pressed tire diff
feryU. .a..Hs-. such .~ r'i.-matu. iHli-
.s.- aal lU.f~. Iu tine aaUu.- u!
& .Iu .lI4n-au.-.. .- Goo De-. iHuuL Iu ac-
count .tI lGrr'r AURORA which it
iuc northern skies iu Jhr year U.s.
s. d. 700 tEe night Iucviiug the
-nH.- lt.l. Luf.y-u !.aiI-iyI aud
Munster. ls-'iut. -IFyutiiIHus
sH.r tHu. lt a- lu uW-u 90 great
slaughter, WEi,h soon followed.
Ia ;.r llli uf I-HH iEu E..F DE o.!
Alrsl." Witnessed -.Hrv 60. the
-saHiu-t .l-fr.BE- RUuNU lu the
history 90 ilc riI. Daring the
month 10 ~..g....rg' al sa tine nights %.
.sr I'd. 80 ana 18th. brilliant auIIrls
aauu uInrra! IrI u,rr'y every
{ iu. iu fure.r.i.Et-.! Eu.i!. ~uryg-
-'I.l.g- I.uFas 900 America like
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i.i..v. t.i4gs. UaIu ibis DAY iiigt
IHu T.e.ai.gT a-. IrIurg 10 thu skies
0u t.ir might mentioned au- "a prs
H-e 90 tHs -..Ht U-Ir ..Iuu which
200 broke owe. iisv Ju..v. States.
20 ice Ia Rive. H & ..sFG..s.-Hs g.. Do. nj q
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Wanted an African Army.


There aga great iuhillti0us in
England that sac have obtained tine
concession or v,Eal-pluIItc Of 20 iaTss
. portion al Africa. 10 Looks ~ Il.
ca. lLr Close. ~ tie nineteenth CEN
tuIy us were a.= To- create an
empire ia NlTics similar % that
wLIrg sgr ancestors created iu Hin
1us-Iu. iu. origin lly mtau- Of
gaa.Tvrs4 com. auiys having large
Iswyr- j. much tire same. ami
VuJllhly the growth u the African
t-uYirr win be much the same -
.uy eastern one. but this African
empire viii certainly increase the
rg=t Hu-i'ilitit- uI tIr aluihcr ruut.-
iEy and iu lime demand the pr1te,-
uou Ul British soldiers. We may. a,
49, have done % lulis, raise native
gFruIs. aliLUl-E We reiiygu Karir-
~ distinguished from Fiu-0g-
have uege. Iel'liiy entered CUR
MILITARY service; still just aS in
India. the native troops require a
- king ~. British soldiers, - In
AIrici. native lrviys will always t..
quirc the sIrEl.. O! British trgoI 5.
~ we have assyi be.1Tr. how j. thi.
4 increased demand Tor -1uJiuES 20 lle
asrgs BIuutiy~ will certainly give
u recruits, tut MT the proper Kind
I Of recruits. We 10 not want men
vino viii eulist today ami desert t.
morrow. We have too many d,ser..
. els as 90 D.. Ia. the lCuuty system i
a Premium Ola lesestipn. Then,
& sri-n, we have the police striking
Tor higher wages, ami Ne have u
doubt they viii ge; q Else. This J.
I u course. dead against tile interest.
% recruiting. our theory l. thai
E the cuuz;sbIlary should he taker
from the army, 30 that the superior
I aitraetiouS % police service sh0ull
lie tbs means % inducing men e
] enter the army BrOad throw.
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HOPE r5E ,oN>UHpTnE>.
b MEDICAL rAN EEaHggNu~
gwAsTIHF- COB yAIrE.

B MEDICAL rAy EHauH-Nu>
grAsUUE- COB wAuE.
Il. all increment tina. Dr.. ".
u. Bat s..4.a ryfIa.n "a new thu
ga fae rlU-.- u. consumption
H4u-y.l % iITg. g.fruHaur-ut q r,- eat
u1r-;ir- .. ir-t'ri..,.p N-iig,i 80
Dr'y ~ lHg Giant rlgifr Hotel,
-Gg- q DU.rE-a lllyr. Blight
IsHItil- ago EvI reading ui tHy
wonderful rIrsr igHu-lt a'uuut Doc
t.g u t-ify 90 i'E.Hu- bismarck,
fluEsi. u..7Iils4- ium the u-v OF;
NlfH- EIG ylsuH -IEGUfH-. Dc ur-
guTl-l .H him chat goo uri site tr,.tt-
mra. u.=Bt 90 result ia tire
r.lr Ht Oh. wa-.ia- diseases. His
experiments since Egvp justified
IIm Boo t..a statement tgat cNc,z-ivr
ysf.lE Iut lr- v..uy--ivp u~- %!
wafer viii ss-s fifty per cent ~ all
nHr-umTflgr eases Iu their La-t and
-IUI -slEy-. lie rsUlliutI at
length :G- tonic Influences aI.i
power boo 'Ii'iiug zap tissue PCS
-.--sH. ng water. which form three
ia.T.l, ui ;sr human Iu!y. and
stated t'sal even iu health ia Yiui~
q Gay Ep.r necessary a. meet the
glirr waste, AMI iu ui-t-~,-- twelve
r..ul- charged with rlrIluir arli.
tine doctor rlIiu,,i 30 would give
Gee very iIi- o. tuu system and
,f--u.- demanded iu Uuu-ump-
lion l!e TrE lueyi the bacteria
theory, su popular Of late. 90 lun-
NONSENSE. la detail his treatment
consists. 81 ilr fr,-r Use Uf water
every hour Zoo ;ar l.1y. uiuu hours
-'.eT regularly and D.. I4~>illc tine
80, uT %. gE;aiu aiT. Above all the
llti,u. mu-f inE uluu the drinking
% WafvT g.. Ii. time a- his life.
HyIyIiiy was tire great danger, and
Or. EuTt advocated the TI--iug 10y
C.u-E,-- u: q lEw nTiiIiiug the
lllTris-, az u8u-ImItivy. Nils 'hi-
ia f0rc- iu wears from HuE con-
sumption rI'I u.l gAI-t Ia tie
Ii-tA -lAttr ...... a..
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Mormon Hog DANISH. l.r.l, s. .'-
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Die E.o.tIicnr PerIr Eeruza}, c.o'a.
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The Iife OF IIebrr &. Isimsail., i' 3
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Half Morocco. with gold ei.e --t - -.
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Roy ELnEK sTAKE.

.'rEsTDENT-EEd-rr ClaSsou, Bri=ssu
"OUNsELoEs. - Afr,plUs N4is1u,
Chas. Kelley, Brigham City.
Dor EfT County, T.Et.
Bear RIVER Cjtv.---....-...CarI = H--eu
Eli-ham Ii'y, - WaTi--llgHIy T.u-,s
Brl-hzm'i'y, sntWaTI..AIyiu Nic-g.s
Brigham City, sid ward.-..-.........-.
Brigham City 4;h Ward. .Jrns Hansen
DewcTyiiie -...............I. e.. Dewey
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Nantua iBriEhsm CityI.-.P. &. JyIsya
North brigham City ...Th0z. Harper
PARK VALLEY --.--....-... r. ID. Nccl-u
NuOwvil.e.----..--......-..A.G 1ui5lEr
Three Mile brigham City, 4. Perry
Grouse Creek. CIas. kimbur, S.l.
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SALT IKE STAKE
PrEsIpEST.-Ansus ". Cannon, Sal,
Lskr City.
toJNsEI1Es - Joseph T. T4y,1-.
Charles W Pgurasr, salt Lake CI:y
SlItLa5s CiH, Huls.

Lake City.
CovNsEIOES. - Joseph +. T4y,1-.
Charles W Psura,,, salt Lake Ci;y
SIItLaEs Ca,r WuEs.
wAEp9. ur-uDrz
First Wsrt......... Joseph Warlur-un
second Northumberland g. Hardy
Third Na-t--............J jacob Weller
Fourth Harrison SperIv
Fifth Wa-li..-...SauiugI ". l. S,Ituu
Sixth Na-'..........James G.. Watson
Seventh Ward William Thorn
Eicltl WsTi.--.......EIt4h r. Slee,s
Siu.a WaEt-.--.--.Ssmlyl 4. WoaGey
Tenth Nart--.--.--....-..AjaU SpsIr-
.syu'L ward. Alexander NcRa-
Twelfth WarL....-.lliEam T.. ClawS1u
Thirteenth Wlri....... M..tgu atwood
Fourteen nth Ward.--.G- are- II. TavI9r
E''cug.L Ward .....-.--- T. Jas Morris
>.N'g nth Wart---.--Fr-tcGick E-s.er
S-gsutggu;L Ward..-..... Juaa Tirsey
E.-I.eguta WaEJ....O-SOu ?. Wrllusy
N.Ea'y-utI W4r'....-... Isaac Barton
I~rn'iciH Wart.-.....Gaar-e h.uley
Twenty O. WarI..w I.Ijzm IN Allen
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observation-disclosures ". Sla5eui..r
care 7. ScHoUie,d, Z.C.afI, 81 CITY
Draper -..--..-.......... Vim G.. Allen
East MEL Cr.rE IS John Nrf
farmers IS L-Ci'yI-. Hruly =. Burton
G-au'tr lBItlrrT Butler
GRANGER ,Tay.1-sgllyI...DIaI Mere
HERMAN Robert uIl-.s
Iiuu'yr IS l. William Miller
AI.. Gree James G.. Hamilton
Mountain Dr........wilI am b Hs-iy
NORTH Point IS L. cts levi ". EsIf
Pleasant G-era IS LCIL.N.IarIu=u
h.vrrtun .EHI-I...-.....O.il T.. Miller
SUGAR Huu-y........ApJl.Is @ Dri-s-
S1g;l Co;Jluw1Jd.--.Jus y Rawlrs
sandy -.................EZe Ezekiel Holman
Sruth Jordan ,GaIs1. William 4. Bills
JEiou.......-......... IstmaeI Phillips
North Jordan lTayI1rsvilIe1,
!lshgr Eauui0U
Wes, Northumberland Gardner
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EASAE STAKE.

PEEsIDEST.-E. y. wOOiIey, Graham
COUN~ELoEs.-Taomzs Chamberlain
Graham; Daniel SevgmiIler, Earao
ErEe CgWty, Utah.
WARDS. BISHOPS.
Fsct1Ty.-...-.. J1lu C0ylngtou, p. Z
Glendale. ..--..-..---.-.-...k- j. Cutler
JohnsOn..........W D. Johnson, I. Z.
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..... Snaa5sl Fr-i
trade o.. IN.
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SLY INV SrAKE

PEESIDENr--F- 4. Hammond. E.ur.
ouyN~EL1ES. - Wm. Halls, Nalc1s.
Vim. Adams, Monticello.
SIN Juan County. Jrr.
Wards rr-uHr.
Bug titT................--1aus y. .'ssu
BEguc.-......GcG. ". NcguuEs-. j.. T..
EHsT Comfy, JtrI.
.........-.......--k n y Vart
Moth M1u.lceL1lB.ufTF lone. PIE
II P'r'r ,r., Co'arr..
Nrr V.g.
Bu.uasu---..--.--Lr'asE G.. Bul.lu
IA A'1------------------, Jesse Steele
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PEEsIDENT.-H. d. HaiSa;, Oakley.
COUNsELoRs. - MorouI Pickett, Ma.
tIOn; Wm.F Brim, Albion.
EresFr rrsr~sr Trrra.
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FFEsIrENT.-Jro Z Ngrtrcs q assr
-uUNsEIuEs. Vim. Fn;hgsln 5rz-H.
~ l.. Shepherd, Beaver.
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ST. JOHNS STAKE.

ST. JOHNS STAKE.
PEEspESr.-psvid X Utzu, - joins
CorSsEI"Es.-E. y. Frsemaa, wrs.H
Gibbons, ). joins.
i9rc1s County, lrs-aEG
WARDS BISHOPS.
Alpiuc.-......-........- Edward Noble
EraStus....................|. {. kgmpe
NuiriOso............. John Brow p. +.
Spriuseryiiie tUuiOul .--.C. u. Crosby
81 JO1us.-........-.......W.l;aTt FarT
Ia'.aefr Comfy, v. "
Neutrality-suspicious. r. Mcneil
Sa,o-ro Camy, V. ".
Luna HHeber wariI..Gu5crt u. Greer
SNOwFLAKE STAKE.
PRESIDENT. y. Smits. Snowflake
CoUS~ELpRs. - Lorenzo Il. Hatch,
Woodruff; Joseph II. Richards,
s. JOSEPH.
Apae1s County, Ari-our.
WARDS BISHOPS.
fiueiale.....-.......... Sicls Peterson
SEow.ow-....---.....-..-HanS Hansen
Sunwiiakc.-.--...---.....-..Jo JOHN Hunt
-. Joseph -.............jlhn Buslmgn
Recommendation z. willis
WootTutI.............-I=mrsC c. Owens
Trurp1i JJm'g. Irl.1B1
Ta.g-s4 T.aa- ID. -. MI 49,.
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3 uHE1Hrrl-NuN THAT Iih- EEFS
E.UE-u nf sI- IEEEpIl- EY saI-
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BANNoCK STAKE.

PuEsIrEST.-T. r. R.CE~. u. Eau--.
CuUS~ELuEs W. +. E-Iy, Jas O.
Steele, R=Nlgr--
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EsLAD STAKE.
ONEIDA srAKE.

lEF-lIENT.-Ga0--s 9. Parkinson.
F.sES'i1.
.u--Hs =f.a..-.--~ solomon u II8I., Ger
sH.. N-.r-. ETrra.ar.rFr. . ,rartNg. .
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4 MISTAKE coEREcTED.
DIR. Hall Changes the Name Of His Adj
dition TO Kirkland.

Dr. Hall Changes the Name Of His Adj
dition TO kirkland.
1t will he remembered that some weeks
ago DIR. Hall. OF this city, caused tract
OF land near Kirkland to be plated and
placed on the market. under the name of
the Russell A. Aiger addition TO Kirk
land The friends and business associates
of General A'ger in this city felt that il
was an unwarranted and outrageous use of
his name, as indeed it was. and there was
at once an indignant protest. It was
thought to be fraudulent uss of General
Algerss name, designed to deceive the
public into notion that he was
connected in proprietary way with the
property and with the project of
putting it ON The market This Journal, it
may be remembered, characterized the
matter in very positive and severe terms.
DIR. Hall dlsclaimed any dishonest designs
in the matter. declaring that he intended
nothing more than TO pay General Alger a
compliment, which he imagined would be
acceptable. Since that time he has endeav-
ored to undo the wrong that was done by
withdrawing the name ri General Alger
anu submitting his own. 1t is due to him
to say that he mas done this cheerfully, and
has omitted nothing that would remove
any faint of deception in his land enter
y,riso
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states should work together, each having
its own exhibit, but all being close to-
gether. He said Washington should find
out what space can be given to it ard ar
range it accordingly.
An informal vote of thanks was ac-
corded Mr.. Mcdonald for the information
he had given, and il was understood that
the subject would be considered at the next
meeting Of the board of trustees.
In an interview with q Posr-ISTELIa-
sEscEg reporter after the conference, j. b.
McKilligan said "A thorough organize
ton ought to be formed in the state TO pre-
pare an exhibit for the fair. / think the
best way to proceed is by means of county
associations. Such organizations would be
useful as permanent institutions for the
management of annual county fairs and
industrial expositions. From these bodies
state organization might be formed TO
take charge OF the state exhibit aud
secure q thorough representation Of
all products and industries. By their
means subscriptions could be raised
TO supplement- any fund which may be
voted by the legislature for the purpose.
II they are organized this year they will be
in good working order by the time prepar-
alton OF the state exhibit becomes neces-
sary, and in the meantime three annual
exhibitions could be held in each county.
Moreover. they could be made the means
OF establishing a permanent exhibit OF
Washington productions, such as they
have in San Francisco of the products of
California. There they have an exhibit of
the products of each county. changing as
they are in season.
"A good feature OF this system is that it
stirs up emulation among the counties,
just as the county fairs arouse the emula-
ton OF districts and individuals. We ought
to get to work at once on some ssich sys-
tenn as this"