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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-11
prccept and Practice; or tho Equitaple'a

In spite Of an anonymous circular
with the above title, which is being cir.
culnted in this city, the Equitable still
continues to issue the only absolutely
ineontestible policy and to do the larg-
est business Of any life company in the
world. For a veriication Of the above
call on Sweeney 4 Edwards, agents,
1908 Market street, who are not ashamed
to put their names to any state ment
they make,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-11
AplcNsiDy Sense

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use oil
Syrup of Figs, rs It acts in harmony with
nature 10 etIectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale In Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-11
QRpErs for ppre Rye ana Bourbon
Wh,sky promptly 6llsd at Eallyis, ago
x
mhrh1R no.f cr--It.

II yon intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker Or memorial Of any kind,
and want hrst-class work and low prices,
coil ct Office Of L. A. Moore, second 1oor
McLain'a Building, 1905 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-11
Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. G., July 1O.-For
Western Pennsylvania and West Vir-
Warmer, fair, winds shifting to
south.easterly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-11
Dry Goods.

NEW YoEK, July. lo-There was very little
change to be noted IN the dry goods market 10.
day, the demand continuing moderate, though
an Increased number OF buyers are present. The
condition and tone Of the market was IN.
changed. s R4F4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-11

Go TO Mike Hearne's, No. 20 Six
tenth street, for Gibson 4 Dougherty's
Old Rye Whisky,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-11
witEELiSL


Iiise hits-Canton. 6: Wheeling. 0. Earned
runs-Canton, 3. Two base hits-Hart. Cline.
.tolcn bnscs-cnntnn, 4: wheeling, .. Bases on
balls.oT FItaetald, 6; of l%landiboc. /. struck
ont-By Handiboe, 1; by Fitzgerald, s.. Wild
pitch~es-llandiboc. .. Tlmc-l:QS Umpire
al. Bauer.
In Il private telegram Captain Lytle
says: "We now have the hardest hitting
team in the League"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-11
1fnnbftefd, o; NJ Keesporf, @.

Special Dispatch to the En.eg.senee.
MANSFIELD, o., July 1O.-MansGcld
won to-day, having nine runs 10 Nc.
keesport's Elk. OF her nine, six were
earned. Mckeesport earned five. Bishop
and Jones pitched,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-11

Thermometer Record.
The thermometer at schreprs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered rs follows:
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Gl)e S%ntellt9enrer.
ONCE, Nos. aonnd 81 Fourteenth street.


Stockholders Meeting.
llaviland's ~ChinR-EwinG Bros.
Want TO Botrow-s7,00V.
Don't-R. H.. List, Druggist.
Plano Tor Sale-f. ". liaumer & Co.
Bluc Print pHprr-E. l.. HjcOll.
Belts Reliable ept c.llties.
Fruit %JaIs-John trIedcl.
Notice TO the Public.
Notice 10 Consumers OF Water.
white MOUNTAIN leo Cream Freezers.
Second Hand GAns-t. q. Dillon & Co,
Galvanized Iron Cornice-B. +. Caldwell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28
COTTON MARKETS-RY TELEGRAPH.

liverpool, Feb. u p. m.-COtton-Iho snIt- OF mo
day incudo II 700 bales American FUTURES closed quiet
but steady. Amcrcsn-Middlink low middiins clause
ety sellers March and Agr delivery Sd Ia sellers ,as
delivery sod sellers June and July delivery. SOD
sellers July and August delivery 6id sellers August
io,d sellers september delivery S4Sid -esrs sep;
and October delivery 5l0id Nalue OCTOBER ana
November delivery, 1864 value. ,,,,, a. .
Galveston Feb. e7.Cotton STEADY mdd ih losc
receipts. 5 bacs sH2rs eo4'twise aoS4 bales sales
Norfolk Feb. 27.-Cotton steady middnr lo4e net
reeepts llS7 bales srGss 81 ~ az, bss
savannah, Feb. 27.-Cotton quiet; mddng. love low
cepts 9G5 bales sales 900 bales stock q 800 haIss
losc; low niddllng 10 5i6c good ordinary, 10 Lice
net receipts 40 bales gross. Se6 bales exports N
Great Britain, 2,l3S bales eoastwie ool pales sales
5000 bales stock, a6t ,1o1 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
,,nrs or xEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

Tho wheat market yes:erday was dccidedy moro
rho tr.nsactlons running up 70 100000 oushe'' -
aIso Exhibited decided Mgor and made materia =, .
-rho,s vas some outside interest developed hhoush nv
nr,nc,naI buying was for the short account Win ofes
nnrchs... added Tbs governing influences on .he ouI
La ,o the cold weather West, the firm cables aha ruo
q, heavy export engagements at all points. oh 1e euo
A., ,hea, ,old at 81 cents cent above the oneai coe
T anal nouros officially reported were up cent io reo
nav = for March q for April and >. for May I" oot
and a. cent for Junes at $50 cents
csh wheat advanced 8. cent. and 1900 bushcis were
,.ten 10, ex,rt the milling demand amounting " WV
bushels The cearances Of -four at the seaooaru arc ~
go, contInued 70 follow wheat In sympathy, athoush
.,,oht decrease in arrivals helped the better feeis
o, iunrovcd 1a cent and the export demand feaeheo
,es 600 bushels here and 80 900 bushels In otnef p
rho borts were stampeoed in the option iine' anu po
.,soa With gains OF l cent for February AZ So l1
March a. 49, aud April at 3oS and cent iof may ~ %
,. On the spot were cent higher although there
sccont continued large scale and me toai dn ,he
,tons amounted 70 .. 400 900 bushels MAY oe as
taNo,ed meath final prices are up 3ds cen. to
for February and March, 211a for Apfl anu 80 ' ~
May. m, .,,o,. ,,deJ I'M 3ao points for
u.rch AZ Al 10 April at % Is and May AZ 80 anu u
.tna ;or Juy al 80 SO and October at % OIL =,
frhr recents OF grain aud nour reported ycNtcIuay ~
SeS YORK Philadeiphia Baltimore and Boston ,.so,
tollows Wheat Il ,273 bushels corn SiVotSS romr
csts 4os bushels total grain and ST. Louis
be sIrSas were Wheat 50 oS5 bushels corn o
bushels oats 1872 074 bushels total gram ei''Sof '
els -four, 30 6i6 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28
BANK BURGLARS WANTED.
ADVERTISING FOR "SAFEBREAKERs,' BUT ONLY
| FrRSTCLAsS ONE, NEDD APPLY.

A man. probably between twenty and thirty wears
old. stood In broadway. near Twenty evcntl.st
shortly before , =. yesterday. His face was partly
unshavcn and Redeemed somewhat by exposure Ia the
weather. His trousers slightly fray ed about the
bottom, and his hat looked II. time IL had
been in the Bay In BaAterst. lie looked across
at the second noOr Of the building opposite. glanced
al "a piece Of paper In his hand. then his face
turned down the clock in front the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. Tho black hands on the white face OF the
big tmepicCc pointed ~ exactly four minutes before
,. Crossing the street quickly. the climbed the
stairs Of the second floor 'front.' and stopped to
look at the following advertisement, which lie held
In his hand:
Bank burglar fr>tclass: must have "donc time,
and be well up IN nitro glycerine and other
modern explosives. Apply, at . y. IN. to-day. to
second floor. front.
81 aint no crook" said the bearer OF the advertise
ment as he entered the room where theatrical
manager sat, but | know u pal o. mine; no. not
u pal. but Jest Teller l know; secI Dis feler's
done time more'n once an lie 10 he. Jest
60 round an see what's do lay
1t explained that the object was 10 secure q
hrstclass safe breaker. to do a turn at safe
cracking In acting drama, rs the star cracks
man" of the cast, talented ex convict. had been
"pinched' yesterday In New England city. ana
grave fears were entertained that II would not DO
possible for him 70 MI his engagement In this city
The Intermediary unable TO show q sufficiently
well authenticated record fer mis- friend and Was
dismissed, rs were Others who called on the same
business.
The gentleman who will probably get the Gu
mgement Is the well known expert, recently OF San
Francisco, end stnl later II is said, of the San
Quentin Igissas cf California. 81 Which, punitive In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28
HOTELS THArBREAK THE Law
THE FIRE DEPARTMENTS REPORT or THOSE
wuo NAVE TOO FEW FIRE ESCAPES

The Commissioners Of the Fire Dcpsrtnent sent 20
M.vor Grant YESTERDAY list OF the hotes OF ,S enS
which have not complied with the law OF 100, p'o
scribtne that hotels shall be supplied win rope ..
uroper fire escape TO DO placed In every oon' ~.
KENT plainy in sight capable Of bearing 4oo pouhus Vi
weight and securely fastened near WINDOW o. o'n.'
anerture opening upon q street. inc flo Dope,V
ment "a charged with the duty Of making 'cn'ien
ma, examination TO ascertain the law mas poem cou
nIed With and of reporting to tho Mayor wnat hoto"
have fulalled tho Law and those which have not com
nlied. II is then the Mayors duty WITHIN .oh oAy
stter receiving the report Of the Fre Department !"
c,us. the arrest OF hotel lessees. propretors or man
sger, who have neglected to comply with the law. INC
dcrelct may be punished by imprisonment IN e"o
nenttentiary sor period not to exceed one year VI
sne Of not more than s1 900. or both.
The list Of the violators Of the law contains e'sh'S
ono hotels among them the following: American ana
west pnd Hotels Central and Carleton Houses New
Vor, ST. ClIr Page's, Warrington Coh,ihents' nd
deep and Glenham Hotels, Bancroft house, ia" rsrh
IioteI IIote bernhard. spinger House, oreIev
iiotei Hotel ST. George Morton House s.aI Iyo,e c
ionss iotrl Arno, Victoria and Fnth A'gnuS =,
MMorIo,s Clinton Place, Windsor ana bu ,s na
iiotcis JJoei Vanderbilt, Shelbourne ian a. rc
p.rS xvcnne Hotels, Hotel Cambridge ilotci ~
f,ronob Hotel Hotel Normandie Hotel Nenaome'
MotsI Rnrssf6fd Stanwix Hotel, Harlem HOUSE, ~
Morris Central Avenue and Everett ho'eS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb. 81 (speclaD.-Precs all day were very
much stronger than yesterday. May wheat when opc
at 77ls cents and for moment touched 80. eio'u ~
AZ, mt ,sde a full cent advance over "Wednesday
tcht and mad. calls" pay Handsomely Todsys market
wa. run chiefly on pit influence. Almost all inc Gay .
advance was made within few minutes and AZ time
when there WAS nothing new on the noor from inc ou
49, ~, otn, partridge who evidently anticipated -
,ro,, day took ON about 500 900 bushels at 7 Genus
ana later sold this but at an advance almost an Oh ~
one bock Cudahy also was moderate s'htI. IA .,
US good cash demand here for wheat at ~ cents uuel
Ne, eThsrc VAS the same buying spirit In corn As IN
MAY, rt,h the sane result. My closed at 30i. cents
cent over "Wednesday. Provisions were STEADY part
rsoeban- i'm symIuthy with gra1. Armour, however
Was on the buying Side In pork doing good aeal oMafg
closing that product steady AZ slo or May ,, sile,
Of the day Ryan bens the fresst buyer 81 al sort
nrodIce. May wheat the curo sofa At 'ob Sehs
nut AZ TSl, calls at TSs.dIos
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situation he has tust sssminsssd continuous
sitempt . blow open .sss ~ 81. =, .a9s msn
e.rs,s Ana 10 The police ~ the most expert man
IN Sis line IN this country. lilo s email. gray haired
with slight stoop to his shoulders. and SooT s
WAS robbed in vermont and the president OF tine BANK
was accused Of tho roeoery The man nom I'm t ds
fence CLEARING tho accused bank president oy aemon
strsng that under tho circumstances the only per
son who could have opened the saie IN ene wJ
ance Of the witness. highly gifted. bank Srsss
who is now living In Germany un s .ssrt sor "a
show. and thus is the hish dramatic art brought u
plane where the popular intellect can grasp "'''
ont difhculty,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil failed 70 develop any rcmasat 10
activity yesterday in spite oil the sharp oaA Oh "'s
-. 1T wont somevhat further The Stock Exchange
market opened hang and confused. and dealings were
.low At 81 ooI,dsl Then . plunge downward followed
and prices went os cents before the market showed any
o-,,e,a,ive power At The Consolidated Exchange tho
Nah option, sold a shade under oS cents whlle cIsh
OH was sold 900 bafrels at oSs cents IN the ainI
noon the prices both option snd Sock EAchanee 10
liy.ry rallied a little more than cent ,.
THE new. from oil country vas OF tuc slgn3c Aic O.
excent that the new "gushers were reported " % iaInp
~ course entirely natural In the circumstances Re
I'D onot Ions were not reduced but the drOp In cruda
no.. be.n severe enough warrant lowering OF prices
NJ Sai On cfudo has stimulated increased Inquire
by buyers but figures somewhat under the ruling ASH
mo certitc ate market unsettled condition. nut 81
he decline there WAS q disposition on the part OF us
PRODUCERS 70 cover their snort contracts, ana sone gpd
new buynk appeared. 49,, ..,, $50. =. -,
The range Of prices ana me tooA aeShss "eio ~ ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NsrYoI* s Tu ..Sy F' e, I ca
little sresas ne inside ssaS., .,a .. market,
as ' at ls5 Ss' Sss.:ss sss sAssi &
VII pf% SS. 10 a.. s' 50 ess II: md ia
sheep or9ocO 70 Bermuda ISmor.OS Mr. ,s's
,SS s.s e, hs:Ss. sl Co. so I'D H' nd;
get II GnuI M head to-day. Nc .S,ns
Feeling steady ~ choice mixers VIII sell ~
i i sasS,a Sss sold ssss R'5'':
' :. :s .%s IT,: :S sss
''n ss ssiye; t5s Sg%ss s's
.lt Hts, Il r SG ~ :. ~ a. Is
ssIas: SOS No. at s+'' 80 v''l' 1877 ~' at Col
Sss ssg: 3 y yssI: S 49, 10.
coins sc? S Jersey Sea. saSou: weights Sass
APP ~ S.sss . sss
cry .@d carload !. e
s :s s
ss@sp o. :ei %'.s cen%Ss
, Sss a d a1% s: 1t ss: s 5'Ss'
and dressed I.S. h aers sas ss
spr1s Lamb e sold at 'a's per carcass and
ssesNJ ~ Sons ~ oersy Nv Icy or,
4 rs State sheep 20 ~ M g 80; rs State LamOs' -
h.;;ias e a. S.Siss "a Sheep CO., ~ CO.'S,
Hume s Mullen ISL State Lambs, 70 70. at % IS; 80
! = Halisnbesk l4s state sheep. 100 n =. O. 60 .,
d. 81 n q g so Do % y a 8 :siSi STAT s LspS.
5 Bucks, III II. at 81 SO. - ~ v ~ "
G Collins: 80 Spring lambs. at Aas7 50 per head =.
q. Jersey City and carloads at totS None for ALE
alive. Nomnay steady At - 25det so.
heavy 70 light. With : little lean Pig selling Il &c.
LIVE STOCK MARKErS-BY TELE' RAPH.
Bunso. Feb. 27-Catue-Receipes last - hours, 2.2sq
head total for week thus far. ll1o0 for s1ne asS
week, 10 ssS consigned thtSSsh. 2:eo Of which :ooo
LIANT sReceips last ~ hours 100 head total for week.
thus far, eotoo for same upe lat week. 90 900 coz.
sale, 600 head aud lower. sheep-Choiee 70
ss GOOD Is $50 medium % sS s ss"s. 30
ios..Resepts las, "a hours seso sos. Ior week huj
tar. ys AGO for same time asi week so 1914; consigned
through, Slso Of which s,'so head e New; Yo,s 90
. gsas! 80: m,Scd =. 80; Workers. {" sSas< 80; pis'
st. foas FEB. 27.-Csirs- Receipts 800; shipments
= 90 70 rOcd DO tOast s0 soeie!. feeders
SSs: a sS ssSs' = a sSs & s q ssS
g s..s. g Sss' s
ChicsSc Feb e7.-Cstis-Reee:px. Il 600: shipmen.s,
$500. Market stssdy To- strong beeyes. - sotet %
sSrS sGs d ss sss 90 =
- 900 shipment 1000 Market steady mixed. g eod
g sSs: g S = 5000: sSs: q ' i a.
s::a;s a. .; 10 sssst ii .a. 1880 sssss Z @' A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28
rrpoprAH FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London, Feb. -, 4 p. m.-Atlantlc and 6rat wsern
ar,t mortaag, trustees certificates 3s do second mort
gage canadian Pacific zSs Ltir 20 90 coS SsSoSs
69', Scw.YorE central, 1907: Mexican nfntrai ney
per cent bonds, 72l Spanish Is, Ia bsf SILVER ~
Paris advices quot per rentcs at 80 francs 50
confines for the account. ,-.,.
The amoas: Of yeG sono Into the BANK OF ne Rana
Of England increased Ejo4 900 during the pat week ms
proportion the bank Of Englands reserve 70 laoty.
which last week 5003 per cent now 4IS3 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28
INNING STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
THE NATIONS COMMERCE ANOTHER
MONTHS SURPRISE.

Thursday, Feb. 27-p. m.
The report OF the Bureau Of Statistics OF the
foreign commerce OF the United States for the
last month"; January, presents another welcome
surprise in its results. AS compared with jan
uary. 1880 there is a decline Of SJ,500,00O in
the value Of merchandise imports and an in
crease OF 81 800 900 in the value Of the merchan-
disc exports Hence the excess Of exports for the
month is el2,363,515, against $5,l3O,ll4 In
1889 and S4,537, 500 in 1883.
Including the gold and silver movements the
excess of exports for the last month is $780,
l04, against $7,1lS,24l in January. 1880, and
$5,sOs,osl in January. 1888.
But it is for the seven months-July l, lSSo,
TO January 81, ls90-that the changes are strlk-
ing enough to attract attention. The imports
of merchandise for the last seven months were
SaO.OOOO00 greater than in the same seven
months OF 1ss8-lss0: but the exports were
$50, 800, 900 greater than in the preceding year
Hence the excess OF merchandise exports for the
last seven months was S99,60S,o33, against
S33, 055, O03 for the seven months ended January
81, 1852, and S3S,llO,l99 January 81, 1888.
Including the movements of gold and silver
the excess Of exports Of the last seven months
rolls up to the magnificent figure OF Sllo, ,2O7,
against S54,754,0OS for the seven months ended
January 81. 1889. and only $S.6?9,s49 for the
seven months ended January 81, 1888.
The following tables compare the values OF
Januar, and of seven months for three years:
SEVEN MONTHS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28

mustard plsster to the abdomen; the blue color as
appeared, and by degrees tho other symptoms eA-
oept fsintness, which iastd sevral days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28

O.--~~-'D-'-c~~t
In State issues the business was covered By
or city bank stocks Fourth National sold 1901
at 1874, Leather Manufacturer u0) a. 2501
Iradesmens l2o at 81 and Western National
In the general bond market the Philsdelphis
81 rs, the first income So at Sc l-4ass and thu
ally was firm in tone. Atchison, Topeka and SAINTS
Fc Is sold At 80 1-2as3 SIS and the income So al
50 7-s. Reference is made 70 our full report Of
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The general rate for cali money to-day was
per cent, but toward the close the supply was
excessive and late loans were made at per cent.
The Clearing aSs'e statement nss to-day Vas -
The sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearins
House $3.50, Its net loss ., on balance wa:
S?5,345 currency. The days operations covered
Receipts, S2,sss,63l: payments S2,sl3.3i?; re-
shifting In general b. ance OF Slss, 373 046 con-
sisting Of $I77,534,sJa coin and $7,s3s.3s: cur.
e"''' REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The limited States Treasurer at Washington ~
ceived to-day $ls6,S5s National bank notes fos
The customs receipts were 81 .o49,s4a, the in
ternal re venue receipts s526,s3l. and the miscel-
laneous receipts S3S,250.
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF casn
figures of the last previous statement as follows:
v; sse "a ss;s: B: ]
'o on ' hsad, '. oaiooes oos72so Inc. 2is?es
Actual cash 10
Treasury vaults
over outstanding >o,,. -,
Deposits in bank. y 1851 - S4sS,o Inc. 1si,is
Net cash barees2.7 es7 oeS s24ss7sISa Inc. CHALET
The foreign exchanges were dull. there being
mail till Saturday; the market was barely
steady at quotations for business as follows!
and short sterling respectively; French francs
at 5.2l rs and $40 3-s; rechmarks at % IL
and 05 Is, and guilders at 40 and 40 l-s.
FOREIGN MARKETS
The governors of the Bank Of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change In ito
minimum rate for discount, and IL remains at
8 Der cent. During the week the bank gained
G525, 900 bullion. and the proportion OF its re
serve TO its liabilities was reduced from 50.03
10 A. 80 per cent, against decline from 454O to
425S per cent in the same week OF last year.
when its rate for discount was 3 per cent Tho
hank to-day gained $50. 900 bullion on balance.
The weekly statement Of the Bank OF France shows
n loss OF l,375,000 francs gold and an increase
OF $4,000 francs silver. Az the London Stock
Exchange British cOnsOls were iirmcr at ~ '-ld
and 81 l-2 respectively for money and account.
Bar silver was frmer. with l-sd advance 10
AID per ounce. American railways opened al
most bmoyant, and ruled firm all day at hgure9
better than the concurrent home quotations AZ
Paris French per cents rose 10 ss.4Oass.5o.
Griswold d Gillett offer TO investors at par ana
accrued interest per cent gold debenture oonds
Of the Kansas Investment Company, OF TOPEKA
Kan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28

The Treasury purchased S33,o0o Il-2 per
,ent bonds ~ l04 6-a. At tha 6tAak Exchange :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-28
LITTLE DONE IN STOCKS.
4 DEPRESSED MARKET.
IOHDs AID BANK ST0Cka

II a. ne. 5000 ........
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-14
Whist Do Yos K.sv

VIM ~ 1O0 A00W IN
About the Superb Pullman Dining Car
which have been recently placed in a3yice
VA the Union Pacific, 1.-THE Overland
Route?" They run ON the fast Vestibule
express between Council Bluffs and Denver
and on the Limited Fast Mail'' between
Council Bluffs and Portland.
Is you want to get q eumptuous meal
while travelling, don't fail to take the Grain
on which these diners run. Meals. vhich
cannot BE- surpassed in any Of the first-clasa
notel u the country, are served in thee
ears at z6c each.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-14

Reduced Rates Account Missoula Races,
On account of the races to be held at Mis-
souia. July 14th to 18th inclusive, the North
ern Pacific railroad will make q rate Of one
ana one-dfth fare for the round trip 70 Mis-
oQ1b from ~ nainle a nain line "a
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-14

branches between Helena and Thompson
Falls. Tickets on sale July 18th, 18th and
18th, good to return until July 10th.
A. D. EDoAR, General Agent,
Gas. 8. EKx, q. ct. A.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-14
The Sunday Independent

Contains large amount Choice reading especially
adapted to the times and the people
issued
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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1890-07-23
HazeItOn Happenings.

In justice to the widow and children,
we will state that the county will not
have to pay the expenses of the s. P.
Medaris funeral. Jas. paYidsop's di-
vorced wife is up from Oklahoma :. j.
Marion Terry has sold his farm, north
east of Hazelton, to Mrs. s. E. Circle,
for 81, $50. He will remain citizen of
Kansas. :. The 4-months-old babe of
ii. Chichester and wife died last Thurs
day., x. N. and z. c. Anderson were
tried. saturday. And acquitted of the
charge OF stealing rent wheat belonging
to j. NJ. Dake. I. F. Shannon for the
defense. and w. G. Afford for the pros
ecution. :. Mrs. r. NJ. Mansfield has
opened an ice cream pasleF. The Har;
insurance case viii be settled by the
payment of $500. .Hazelton will send
ahoHt a dozen to the normal. ;. Rev.
koose will commence q camp-meeting
at Corwin. next Saturday. W. 6. A.