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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-10
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Amber is replacing tortoise shell as an
ornament for the hair in England.
Philalelphi, expects to come out OF
the census conflict with million inhab-
itants.
a society TO prevent people from be-
ing buried alive has been organized in
New York.
A young man named Sutton has lived
seyenty.seyen days on coda water at Du-
buque. Ia.
A white lobster was caught by fish-
erman in Penobscot bay, Maine, the
other day and sold to Boston museum
for S..
Walter Haynes, Of Brimfeld, Me-,
who celebrated bis Tooth birthday near.
ly year ago, spent his spare time last
week riding horse to pillow.
The Kansas capitol will be finished by
the close Of 1890. The entire structure
when completed will cost 81 100000
and at least I lives.
A pet doe at the Missouri peniten-
tiary gave birth several days ago 10 twins.
This is said by those who are up in
natural history to be Of very rare occur
renee.
The new German military rife has d
range OF 5000 yards, and will shoot
through the bodies Of six men standing
behind the other at distance OF seven
PAGES.
Little Joe Gebharat, truant pupil ut
the Davenport school, New Haven,
Conn.,, was SO severely whipped by Prin-
cipal Lewis that it brought on epilepsy
and he died.
Ancient fans had long handles, SO that
ladies' used their fans for walking sticks,
and it was by no means unusual for testy
danes to Chastise unruly children by
beating them with their fapsticks.
A Dayton, (Me.) man says that his
town does not owe cent and has S. 900
ia the treasury, and that neither Law.
yer, doctor nor minister resides within
its limits, neither is there a church In
the town. "S-=''s. y
| A pretty incident accompanied the
shower OF rice at recent wedding. As
the departing couple were Ghowered
with rice, flock OF city sparrows
swooped down and covered the pave,
ment, and before they few away not {
grain Of rice was left.
A young woman at Mexico, No., wa
half dressed for her wedding when hel
mother induced her to reject her love-
because no was dissipated. She con
scented, but the disappointment 81
wrought upon her mind that she, com
mitted suicide.
Foolscsp is a corruption Of the Italian
folio.capo, a iolio.sized sheet. The er
ror must have been very ancient, as tn,
water mark OF this sort OF pape
from the thirteenth to the seventeenth
eantury:was FOOLS head with cap an
bells. Al. 7s ~.
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RICHMOND. md, July 80.
J. II. Loose Red Clorer Co.. Detroit.
l have used your Extract OF Red
Clover in my family for a number Of
years as spring medicine to the exclu.
sion Of everything else. In my judgment.
it is the best thing on the market.
Tnos. G. GARvIN.
For Sale by Logan Drug Co. Daw
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O'Garrity-"I don't see how that
weekly payment bill is going to benefit
US workingmen." O'Rourke-"Yees
don't, eh? Won't it give US chance to
get dhrunk vance week, whin before
we could only get dhrunk vance a
,,,notb a sf.r $500 - = :
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IMPORTANT.
Address, U. BASSETTI,
City OF Mexico.

By ordinary letter. containing MONEY OR
vEK Issued by all Express Companies. Ely
SPECIAL FEATURES.
ny terms 0i contract Tie company must de
poslte the sum Of all prizes included In thu
.cheme before selling a kingle ticket, and 70
ccive the following Official permit:
GERriflcArE-l hereby certify that the Banh
Of London aud Mexico has on deposit the ncces
sary funds tn guarantee the payment of MI
tfikes 2faTa BY the Loterfa dc Ia Bencfccucfs
Publica. APoLiSAR CASTILLO, Iu!etyenor
Further, tho company Ia required to dis
tribute Dity SIX per cent Of tho yAlne OF all iht
tickets In prlzes-a larger portion than Ia given
BY any other lottery.
Finally. the number OF tickets Is limited &c
S0oo-20, 900 less than arc sold BY other lotteries
using the same scheme. my3i.rThAw
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.4Iou 10 Cur, AM skIn pIsea.e..n

Simply apply "swAYsEs oISrxESr." No In.
ternal medicine required. Cures tclter, eczema
Itch, all eruptious on the face, hands, nose, &c.
leaving the skin clear. white and healthy. Ii
great healing and curative powers are possessed
BY no other remedy. AK your druggist fol
sWA1axs OINTMENT. 77hsAw
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Loose's Red Glover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
stipations. Csc. per box, 5 boxes for 81
For sale by Logan Drug Company. Daw
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Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is a
positive specific for all forms Of the dis.
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer.
ated and PIotruding Piles. Price Soc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. paw
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FROM WHEELING STATION.
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
c II E A P LA N D S
IN THE
W-EST

Along the lines OF the RuRLINGroN Rot,rp
W Me, ssn' Rsa,., GoIondo Wyoming and norh
lions In that territory, there IL III, c1
e e,hL Land awaiting settlement, M well ~.
o ,n cheap land hed By indiyiduais. The iards
nMVGS me peat to DO Ind anywhere in tho
In the comparatively new dsltIets s,e ss,
im aln S farms. which can be purchated nj =
,sry low Iate Of that class Of restless pioneer Set
tsas w %ae are ready a. az tmes 10 move "Sr
BURLlNGToH's lines west OF tbs MI ny NC
hivet, mere arc IN the vicinity OF two hundsnd
p pey Towns. which aGer 10 handkerchief and
,h n,o men an eTceen. opportunity TO locate
sc;lptlye pamphlets and other msiter 1--WE Ge
Io od. and full particulars Concerning thssSS
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

Five roomGd house, q North broadway.
The property on northeast corner Of Maryland
and Huron streets, lot 50xl3., on which there Is
II good SIX .vemed rolInse and three rooIned
housc In rear, with enough vacant ground for
Que other houtG twill pa s per cent as II is.
Your last chance 10 buy a lot on North Front
street, Lot SOxl0O, 81 $50 cash.
Eight KOoucd dwelling. lle South Penn
street. very desirable location, tS,e68. =. Z.
Six Roomed dwelling. with large lot, "a
Twenty ninth street. for 81 rs. "a.
Six roonfed house ~ Zane street, 5000
Bargains In building lots,
Garden farm, Ohio river bottom, above high
water mnrk. The very best land. Good improve
fneuis, Railroad station on tho place. Six
miles from this city. nv acres. Price So
per acre.
Rcal EItate Agent and Broker,
ana - lgh0 Main street.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Juno 9.-cattie - Receipts 1000
head; thipments $500 head; market steady;
bseyes 8 tea5 CO. steers s. !oai 40; stockefs and
ce sni ~ bOi w; cows bulls and mixed 81 5aa
II, ooo head; shipments 5000 head; market strong
AND oal0c higher mixed 81 Coal 50; heavy s. Goa
S91: skips S. 90 Sheep-Receipis II .OG1 head
SSnipmens Sooo head; market slow aud lVal5c
iAmbs IS 00a7 90.
EAST LlpEnrY, Pa, June -Cattle-Rcceipts
3,2s' head: shipments ,95l head: market active
aud loa.tc higher than last weeks prices. Hogs
L,KeSSeipss iS5o head; shipments 400 head mar
KY Jul, medium aud select So S0a3 81; common
-Receipts 800 head: shipments 800 head;
market DUH; prime S. 10; yearling lambs s. 5Oa
| . 10; spring lambs S. O0a6 o.
CiScISSArI, O., June 9.--Hogs steady; com.
mon and light :? 5OaS 60: packing aud butchers
" Icy asaS ~; receipts $40 head; shIpmens 9Oc
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Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

A manufacturing Mite, fronting 2al feet on
Warren street aud Z2i feet on Wetzcl street.
$50 Acie FarIn. one mile from FIecport station.
Harrison county, Uhio Brick house, rooms
and hall. Large orchard. Fruits OF all kinds.
Barn 20 by 60 feet. Corn cribs and OTHER out
buildings. so per acre.
20 acres, one.hnlt cleared SIS per acre.
10 It res three miles from Ffeepert. Franc
dwelling, good barn aud stable and fruit OF all
kinds. S3) per aero.
No. lS0 Sonih rem street, rooms, basement,
wash house and coal house. lCO grape vines.
Ground op by 10 ieet.
Lot southwest corner OF Ohio and Huron
streets. 50 feet on Ohio and 70 feet on Huron SIS.
No. 36l2 Ihapline street
No. 1910 Ehapline street.
6ruomcd frame cottage, Park street, Mounds.
vile Camp ground.
is acres OF hillside land In Eighth ward, val.
uea at $50 per acre.
No. 1857 Market street, ground a halilot. Price
SEQ.
No. 81 and Sc Twenty sixth street. Both houses
for 81 500. r. Lrs-
No. 1850, 2ssS and $40 Main street.
No. III aud ia Seventeenth street.
No. 10.S McCottuch street
No ll.5 EoN street, half lot. .5'T
Corner lot, cast side south Front street
Choice Of lots IN Fair GEouni properly, Wells.
burg, Ma -5-s-
81 acre Farm nj Glcnn's Run.
Properly suitable for hotel on Main street.
Residence. one-quArtcr milo east Of Trindel
phla, with 0 ucres Of land, $780,
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MctaIs,

NEW YORK, June Cooper dull; lake SIS S.
Lead frmcr atsiS. TIN strong; stra!..hs 81 S.
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VAN HourES's CocoA-The original
most soluble. L
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Thr Features OF tho Money and Stock
s-l Markets,

III |H..a b 4
NEW YonK, June 9.-Monoy on cali easy
ranging Iron 1 10 bper cent; Jast loan clo,et
offered at per cent. Prime mercantile paper
task per cent. Sterling exchange quiet al
81 Si1;ai sG1t. Sales OF stocks were ,iG3.
The stock market was comparatively quiet 10.
day, and while incllned 10 weakness under the
hammering OF tho room contingent. early de-
yei0ped STONY touc, and all Of ine early losses
were regalued. The market opened = 10 " per
cent higher. but the disposition aalahg the ma.
Iofily OF the operators was TO await the action
Of the Senate upon the silver BILL, aud the ad.
vance was but slight fractions further. The
trading element showed an indication o. weak.
ness, and made some attacks ON the list, but
outside Of the tru.ts the impression made was
slight.
Toward noon the announcement was maso
that passenger rates had been restored all
around. and the Wizards were the fiist 70 set
the stiinulul. Oregon TianscOntlncntAl moved
up nearly = per cent. The trusts were not 10
active, but while they th8wed ,eae vide hue
tnatiOns they were on a smaller scale than
usual OF late and the ful list 10 latest
strength IN tho regular list. rho close was
quiet aud firm VI only slight changes from Aist
prices.
RaIlroad market firm. Sales, sli,eSDO.o,
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Educational,
University OF VIRGINIA..

s1JMMEn LAW LECTURES (nIue weekly
SeeIa lDth July, 1880. and end 10Th September.
Have proved Of signal pseIist, 70 students VINO
law School; end 10 those who propose TO read
Nriyateiy; md Sd. to practitioners who have
i,ot had The adyantatc Of systematic instruction
For circular apply ip.:o: 1niversi,y OF Va 10
JOHN u. MlNoH, Prot. Com and st2t: Law:
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When Baby was sick, NO gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to cnstorla,
When she had Children, she gave them cas.oriA
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AGENTS WANTED.

as For CLuB RATES or any further Informs.
tlon desired, write lesibly 10 the underSip med
clearly stating your residence, with State, Dun.
Street anil number. More rapid return mall
delivery VIII DO assured by you cnclosiug en-.
vel0pe bearing your full address
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BEEouAM's PILLS cure sick-Head-
II, 1
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

TRUSTEE'S SALE.
by virtue Of decd Of trust made by William
Merchle and Toliiha Metche. his wife, dated
December 10. 1871. recorded IN Deed OF Trust
County tOutt Of ohio county, Wet Virginia /
VIII nell at the front door Of the Court House OF
laid county, on g07-
SATURDAY, THE 6,h DAY OF JULY, 1890,
commencing at 10 o'clock q. h.. the following
property: a part Of loi>S0. % on south stds Of
Nineteenth steet, East Wheeling. fronting
thirteen feet six Inches on said street and CT.
tending back .i4iy iye feet. :
Terms OF sale-Cash.
=. WI: W. CowDEN. Trustee.
W. II. IftLLER. AurttOnPer. ie3-ru
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E.l Cotton.
CINCINNATI, o., June 0.-Cottop, mIddllng l2c
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A pretty incident accompanied the
shower Of rice at q recent wedding. As
the departing couple were rhowered
with rice, a flock OF city sparrows
swooped down and covered the pave.
ment, and before they few away not q
| prain of rice Was left, HsF.
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A young woman at Mexico, No., was
half dressed for her wedding when her
mother induced her to reject her lover
because no was dissipated. She cop-
sented, but the disappointment 80
wrought upon her mind that she com.
miftpd suicide.
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Foolscap is a corruption Of the italian
folio.capo, folio.sized sheet. The er-
ror must have been very ancient, as the
water mark OF this sort OF paper
from the thirteenth to the seventeenth
eantury:was a FOOLS head with cap and
bells, - y. -. -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-09
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Prices BELL GO UP.
Ono Of the First lsenlEiccuI Results
OS Ihc ScSV 'EaFigf atiii.

The Philadelphia Record Of Saturday, says
that since tue passage or the Mckinley bill
the Prices OF most OF the drugs that are
necessary IN u sios room have some up say
htgh. About the only drug that Is NOT di-
rectly affected by the pi! is d ltnine, and
tina commodity is on the frees list, There
Il not druggist In the city with any con
siderable atocs that has not been enriched.
and that at the cost of the consumer" This
record further states. as result OF visits TO
several drug stores. that price, have been
elevated 10 10 80 p9r cent since the passH -
OF the oil, on al articles sold IN a drug
store that come from fnrplgu lands
Saturday GA2EsIE ANE Journal reporter
talked upon this subject with 4. James
Belt, druggist at Sixth AMI Market streets.
Mr.. Belt said there would probably be
slight advance upon foreign articles prin-
cpally toilet goods, although Saturday quo.
tatlons did not show ANY material differ.
enee from those Of Friday, there being
some advances md some declines.
But what VIII be the effect upon drugs
and medicines r WAS asked
well, the Bill will probably cause Il slight
advance 10 tho COST Of drugs and medicines
imported from abroad
subsequently William Poole, clark IN Mr.
Belts stora was interviewed. Mr.. Poole
VITO does most OF the buying for the house,
has been making q careful comparison OF
the recent duties on drugs, medicines and
other articles sold BY drug stores with those
imposed by the Mckinley bill. As to the
prNbaDle increase III the retail prices of
drug store r qlsitei Mr.. Poole said much
would depend upon the action taken by
the Importers and the extent OF the .itffsr.
ence shown ny tie duties imposed BY the
new bill. There ere number OF reductions,
az well as advances IN the yarions duties
and some articles heretofore taxed have
been put upon tine free list. Among the
latter are beeswax and opium. In some In.
stances the increase Of duty Is not sufficient
TO warranr any advance IN the retail selling
price OF the article. still, II the importers
make any radical advance In the wholesale
pr Of the articles Affected by tho low bill
the retailers will hAve to do likewise an
the consumer will pay the difference Ia thu
end. ur. Poole was unable, however, to
speak positively as to the result OF the
change.
But the average render can very readily
iere'ee apeady Increase In the price u
drugs and lledteines az ono OF the first re-
suits ofthe Mckinley Tariff bill.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-10-09

Row g. Sevemteen-ni,e Branch
Roah "A lam NNIlli one. Eitminr.

how q SeveMteen-uiiiG Branch
ROAD ~ IsuiI With Que Ensiue.
Away down on the Eastern Shore, In
Somerset county, Maryland, there is a
lIttls stretch of single track railroad, IL
miles long, running between Kings Greek
and Orlsfeld. This little stretch of rails
was once an important part OF the main
line OF the Eastern Shore railroad. II IA now
an Insignificant branch Of the New York,
Philadelphia Il Norfolk railroad, which
absorbed the Eastern Shore road, and
made It's southern end branch, construct
ing main line from Kings Greek, down
the Peninsula to Cape Charles, Va.
The Crisheld branch. as It is called, does
not, Judging from appearances, pay very
we'll. The little stations are going to decay
and the platforms are full of rotten boards
and holes. The rails are warped and
crooked, the read bed rough and grown up
with weeds, and - passenger on train
running 80 miles an hour would bite the
end OF his tongue OIL II ne had attempted
to open his mouth, so great Is the i)lting
and swaying OF the car. A single little
locomotive runs up and down like shuttle
or this forlorn and neglected piece of rail-
toad, drawing one or two rlckety passen.
ger cars or some freight cars, as may be
necessary, aud sometimes stopping, so easy
is the schedule for freight trains, 10 walt
for the schedule time to catch up with the
train.
There is one trip that the little engine
finds 1t almos. impossible to make in the
schedule time. That is RUIZ south with
the mait 10 Crlsheld and back to Kings
Greek, to connect with an express north.
bound on the main line, in one hour and
ten minutes, Including eight or ten stops.
The timetables indicate that the connec-
tlon is made at Kings Oreek every DAY. but
In reality II Is not done more than once a
week. IL the south. bound mall train on
the main ltue Is few minutes late, which
is usually the case. the engine and two cars
on the branch. which have TO wait for II,
cannot get 70 ocisfisld and bach in time to
catch the express train, which only waits
five minutes Tor 1t.
Intending passengers are told that they
must take the risk Of catching the express,
and strangers are often put to serious an.
noyance and Inconvenience by this vari-
anee Of timetable and train. The officials
OF the road understand now nearly tn
possible it Is for the train on the branch
road 70 mGEe The connection, and ticket
agents at tho little stationa on the branch
have Instructions TO sll no tickets above
Ktps'5 creek, Il the train is 10 minutes lats
or moFe.
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a S1s, 900, 600 CONTRACT.
Tho PhiIadeIptsia Cramps Rich
pfuut IN ShinhuiidSun

This largest moneT contract ever given
out by the United States government will
be secured by the Cramps, tho Philadelphia
shipbnilders, and preparatory work has
already been commenced. Secretary Tracy
reached this decision on Friday. The total
amount of money involved In the bulldiAg
OF the new battle-ships and cruisers will
closely approximate sit, 000, 600 aud OF this
sum nearly $l3, 100000 will be paid to the
Cramps. They are 10 construct two huge
battle.ships and ono cruiser. The securing
OF the contracts for building the gigantic
battle-shtpa will provs boom for Phlladel-
phia, insnrlng steady and remuuerative
employment to large number OF men for
three years.
II has already been determined that the
battleships shall be exactly alike, bur they
Will be either IL or Is feet longer than the
original designs OF the navy department
1t has been proposed by the Cramps TO
make the ships II feet longer, and the gov
eminent ia considering the sdvlsRbility OF
adding Is feet to their length. Secretary
Tracy IA strongly In favor OF big battle.
chips, and there is little doubt hut that he
will decide on the extreme length. The adj
dition OF ~ feet would bring the displace-
ment to 9.S80 tons, and the addition OF 1S
feet to 10, 900 tons.
The ships were originally designed for
four 13.inch, four 6inoh and number OF
inch guns, all in turrets, but the change
"a Inc hoStSAe Will kifo EOUu lOE elBHt o.
inch guns, making the batteries the heavi-
est OF any iron-clads afioat. For the
changes to be made In the original designs
the contract price will be Increased accord
ingly.
Some doubts have been expressed about
the vessels being able to make the Is knots
sea speed per hour with the extra displaee-
mont, but Mr.. Cramp was certain that this
would make but little d ference.
THE dimensions of the vessels" he said,
will probably be $50 feet IN length, 80 feet
beam and "a feet water draught. The width
and the draught remain the same, and the
increased displacement will not retard the
vessel greatly. as the Increased length will
admit OF much finer lines. Secretary Tracy
Is highly pleased at the result OF the bid
ding, especially as he will be enabled to
get l0,000.ton ships within the limit OF cost
fixed by Congress for 9,000-ton ships. We
have already laid the keel OF the New York,
another gigantic battle-shlp. This is also
to ba finished within the next three years.
Therefore. you see. we will be very busy
from this time on"