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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-08-28

News comes from Woodstock that
Hon. Frederick Billings is still seri-
ously i'll and is not gaining.
Col. Jedediah H. Baxter, whom the
President has nominated for CHIEF
Medical Purveyor of the army, is a
native of Derby Line and well known
to many Vermonters.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Johnson and
son, Albert, of Montpelier, who were
killed in the Quincy disaster, have
been inferred in the cemetery at their
old home in Winchester, Mass.
Some of the republicans of Wind
ham county have held boilers eau
Gus and nominated new candidates
for associate judges and states at
torney. The platform calls for a re-
peal of the new school law.
The House has passed the Senate
agricultural bill, which appropriates
out of receipts from the sales of pub
lie lands to each state for the benefit
of agriculture and the mechanic arts
the sum of SIS 900 for the year end
ing June 80, 1890 This sum is to be
increased $1,000 each year for 1C
years and each year thereafter the
sum will be $4,000. This will be
quite a help to Vermont's college.
The ocean steamer TeutOnic recent
ly made the passage from Liverpool
to New York in 5 days, 10 hours and
minutes. The total distance
Travelled was 2SO6 miles The great
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-08-28
New Advertisements.
COLTS AND STEERS FOR SALE

Black 4-year-old Morgan, broken to
drive or work, sound and all right, price
500. Gray 3-year-old Percheron and NJ or
gan. all right, price, $75. 1 pair 4-year
old Devon Cattle, nice workers, price 81 90
price, SIS. Also 1 pair A 1 work horses
weight 21OO, price $1S5.
w. o. SHATTUCK, st. Johnsbury
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LOWER WATERFORD.
NEWS IN GENERAL.

Notice appears elsewhere of re-
publican caucus on Aug. 80.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1890-08-28
VERMONT NEWS.
Annual Muster.

The muster of Vermont National
Guards at Bradford last week was
unusually interesting. The regiment
has 757 men enlisted and 72S of them
answered there" at roll call Wednes-
day morning. Guard mounting was
the first thing after roll call and this
was followed by a skirmish drill,
of three 'battalions, commanded by
Majors Bond, Watson and Evans.
Gov. Dillingham; and staff arrived
just after dinner and were greeted by
a salute of II guns from Col. Fuller's
light battery. The afternoon was
spent in battalion and skirmish
drill under the direction of Coils.
Estey and Kinsman and Majs. Bond,
Watson and Evans. Dress parade at
6 O'Clock concluded the work of the
day. The parade was reviewed by
Maj. Evans, and the front presented
by the several companies was
remarkable considering the rough
parade grounds. The band gave
concert in the evening. The compa
mics were inspected in turn by Lieut..
Foote for the war department and
Col. Greene, assistant adjutant-gene-
raj, for the state. The captains first
put their companies through the
manual of arms and man9uvres and
then the first and second lieutenants
took charge in turn. Lieut.. Foote
says that the companies are made up
of good men who would make excel
lent soldiers if they should be needed.
The officers are of good material, but
show in almost all cases a lack of
experience in commanding. They
need more drill masters.
The Webb prizes were all won by
members of Co. E of Barre. Whit
more won first, Samson second and
Robin third. Friday was Cover
nor's day and the troops passed in
review before his Excellency.
The Rutland Herald sword was
carried off by Captain Gray of Rut-
land, he receiving 11O,537 votes.
Capt. Childs of Brattleboro was
second and received 81 $50 votes.
Capt. Roberts, Co. D., was sixteenth
with IA votes. First Lieut.. c. M.
Bonett, Co. d., was eighteenth with
% votes, "a of which were cast at
Bradford. Frank M. Bonett, John
B. Lauder, E. H. Russell, Charles B.
Carr, all of Co. d. received badges
for a term of five years faithful ser
vice. Lieut.. Foote thinks the time of
muster too short and advises a SEES
sion Of 10 days.
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LADIES ENJOY

Both the effect and result when Give
Blossom is used. 1t acts gently, vel
promptly. 1t is the greatest boon tc
w~oniahkiid. Every lady can treat her.
self and not have TO undergo the torture
OF Instruments from physicians. Give
Stossom positively cures all forms O!
female weakness, such rs Painful Men.
situation, liberation, I.arceration, Bar.
rcnncSs, l.cucorrlina, pruritus, Cancer.
Ovarian and FibroidT uruors i'll their carly
stages aud the long list Of innutttcr.
able and ~unmertionable sufIerings that
afiiict the patient. The 0livo Blossom
treatment is simple and harmless. Tie
first application often gives permanent
relief. Try it, and you will cxclaim,
as hundreds OF others have: "Oh,
feel like n efficient woman!" One
months treatment sent postpaid to any
part of the world OH receipt OF 81 90;
six months, $500. Olive Blossom
is iorsale by all leading druggists. Any
druggist who may not have it cali order
it from the wholesale dealer. Do no,
afttH any substitute. BesVayt of fraudu-
lent limitations.
The Celebrated Franc R.stiAe Olive
Biasson, is prepared only by Tile
Frame .MtaIGi NStiIUkc Co.. Columbus,
O. M<prhorAAd 1856. CAPITAL Soc, aoo.a o.
BRANCH HOUSES: New York, Chicago.
San Francisco, and London, EHgiaHd.
Sold by C. Il. Goctze, IS. W. Irwin. w. VII.
Hams. Bowie bros, Bsidscpor., urdJ.w. Dhrrsh,
Martin's Ferry, sepi.Dlw
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Uhe Sntdlioraffr
A RIVER

fortHt AMI Snlm.
Long ere the ruthless march OF trade
Had ribbed tho land with sunset reaching
trails
Or human vAntlAls torn
The role the springs soit touch has laid
On ihturek shoulders bare, or sweeping tuilt-
Like eonq'rlng banners borne
Had filled with ifcighted atgosles
The liquid highways To the seas;
Young watrior.. haSl'ning 10 the fray.
a thousand tiroDg, win flashing silver mail.
ANA Wlhu'tDfn crestS OF white,
iaye rushed town ravines far away,
lhent rhAFgtrn hoois, Ike loit'tonrl Ginning
THAI tnrtsh to threads OF light
The restless beds OF pebbles therel
slrlnging linked cnluhcc on IND uir.
That hHel's .atiiencc rs they swell
tween
Tic walls VI forest bOugl-
whispering Mintly as they tell
oithsie'' ciOus strength that crcepj unseen :
UepeRth the outward show
Oi peace and ialf seGuytty, '
Ioslflng At last upon It's prey.
Though p'isoned In high corridors.
seft carved III blinded rage from solid rock
Satght but itself Its Scars,
I'LL White with sweat. meath storm.kings'
tlufI.
1t charges with fes!stlcss shock
Against the lnny bars
Men ,rni'e against the mountain yol
ANA haaf. them Hike It willow rod,
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Children Cry tor Pitchers Castoria.
The fossil OF saurisp, several thousand
and some years old, which Yale has Sc.
cured, will be placed in the museum,
and not in the faculty, as rumored. '
a Rsprieve for the Condemned.

Wretehcd mon and women long condemned
to suiIuf tho torlurus OF dyspepsls. arc filled
with new hope after II few doses OF Hostctter's
Stomach. B!tters. This budding hope blossoms
Into tho iru!t!on Of certainty, II the ,BI!,e:s Is
tic, Who seek It's aid. FlRlulencc, heartburn,
sinking at the pit OF the stomach between meals
The nervous iremors aud insomnia OF which
chronic indiccs, ion Is the parent, disappear
" Nv TOW y i nae Arhoi m nsS ,snn,'o, no; i1osI De.eneent
INSTANCES 1t awaEens grateful clc1ueuro in
those who, benefited by It sucak voluntarily In
its behalf It ,efaisesa graphite pen TO detcfibe
the torments OF dyspepsia. but IN many Of the
testimonials T, cefved by the prcprictors Of The
Bitters. these are portrayed with vivid truth.
futness. Constipation. bi!iousuess. nus,ulnr Do.
6ili,y; malarlal ievc,s aud rheumatism arc &c.
liered by II, W.
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Whnt Does It Mean:

"l00 Doses One Dollar" means simply
that Hoods %Sarsaparilla is the most eco.
nomical medicine to buy, because il
gives more for the money than any
other preparation. Each. bottle contains
100 doses and will average to lust a
month, while other preparations taken
according to directions, are gone in q
week. Therefore, be sure to yet Hoods
Sarsaparilla, the best blood purifier. 9
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For Sale.

a modern scyen.roomcd honsc, No. lG Viz.
riuia street, Oue hull square from suspension
bridge. Fine location,
A property that Will mike a very pleasant
home, 1T No. ~ soath Broadway, near Virginia
street.
Paying invcstncu,E-the property southwest
corner Broadway and Zane streets, three dwell
iuE houses. Rents Tor shout $50 per year. Price
Gi,GOJ.
Property northeast corner Of Maryland and
North Huron stIrris. Two dwelling houses
with groune enough for u Third house. This
property Us In such II location that Will increase
very rSpld IN value, $500.
seven roopici dwelling, lie South Penn street.
very desirable location, SS.DC0.
Five roo,Gcd dwelling, l3' south Brosdwsy.
A six roomtd house NJ - Zane street, se,25u.
Five iuontd house oil Florida street, Sl,SO.
BUILDING Its.
Your lAst chance to sc! one Of those desirable
lots on North Huron street, Old Fntr Ground
Addition, $3.50 each. or 81 CTS for two
Lot lUs 10 on Huron street, just north oil VIZ.
giuil. Prcr si,S8.
Lots on cast side Erie street, old iair grounds
5QIi.0, SJO- -,
End siO per front foot.
Lots on Wabash stIcct, good location, S0IlS,
$50. ~
Lots OH touth cud Of South PENN street, .sxlS'
several small fruit and garden farms In good
location.
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
.o1r Itg Market street.
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PilesI pliesl Itching pllos.

sYMPToAs-Moisture; intense itching and
singing; most at night: worse By scratching.
bleed aud u~lccfate, becoming very sore.
S#AfSE's OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed.
Ing, heals liberation, and In mcSt ccEcS re.
moves the tutaors, AtdrGgsisls, or BY mail, Ior
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Live Stock

CHICAGO, Sept. a6.-Cattle Receipts ll,OO0
steers 8 U&itg2: exams s.5i5ay I.Js; ranger,
5! goal 10, Hogs-lieceipts q 900 lend: shin.
menis $500 head: market 81 w and lower:
packing 3 s1aieo: mixed s. l5ai Is; prime heavy
Io STa1 ~, i!shts " SAi g. sheep-lseceipts G WI
ernS SlOSaiS 90; rcxSns s. Sous IS.
EAST LlGEnrY, Sept. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l.oll
Geadi shipments l.Gl7 head: market nothing
doips, NJ through consisnmtnts. Hops-Re
eeipiS $,aN head: shipments 1850 head: msrks,
ta'r; inlladelphias 81 Sjai 90; corn led Yorker.
= Nai %: rough s. 225ai co. Sneep-Keceipi
ut yesterdays prices.
ClSclSSATI, O., Sept. 2G-Iiogs In light dc
mand and msIkel SLOW; common and iipht 81 ,.
4, %; packing and butchers 81 2iai Co; receipt!
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Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy, Ia a
positive specific for all forms OF the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Protruding Piles. Price 5Oc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. paw
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GLOW to Cure All Skin piscascs,n

Simply apnly "swAYSE's oISrMEST." No IN.
tesaal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
Itch, all eruptions on the face, hands, nose, &c,
leaving the skin clear. white and healthy. It's
by no other remedy. AK your druggist ior
SwAYlg's OIsrNEsf. rrhRIw
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RoaI Estate.
For Sale.

Nos. eJao, 2,O?, GIOi. $50. 25NS and 95lo Mair
street. Nos. IG nnd IS Twentr.fith street. nos
25Ol. 2Ga, 2;Oj, :JGI and 800 Alley Il, In at
twelve hOls' $, each containing iuur rooms
basement Kitchen md cellar. Annual rent
sl,4J0.
80 iO}i Chtpiine street. $500.
No. u U l3OlT St'cet, sl.fe.
Nos. Gi and GS Twrnty.thirl street, 500.
Manufacturing sits with Factory Building.
No.. 1895 Chhpline street.
No. is Sixteenth street.
No. lUi, ClgItine street.
Only four lots lett In James Carney's heirs nd
ditiun, McC0lloch street, NJ $50 each, aud one
Of sjU1.
Lots on Ee,zel street. 500.
Lots on Warren street Sl0O.
Lot 20 fee, iront on south Front street. PrIcc
Si,GW.
No. I57 Fourteenth street. new frame house.
No. 1906 Chaplipe street, brick house, ground
q half lot 3SxiD feet, s., 10.
No. l1AnI III Seventeenth street.
No. l025 MCCollOch street.
No. l2lO MctollOch stscet.
No. iIIj EoG street.
No. 2ii5 Main street.
no. $50 Main street.
No. stDd Main street.
No. :Gl2 Ghaplinv street, Sl,i00.
No. laU Twelfth slrcc,.
No.. 60 North Front street.
Lot No. I, North Front street.
Frame horse on Ohio sirecr, near South Huron
Street.
Eighteen acres hillside pasture land, Eighth
ward.
FOR RENT.
A MONTH.
No. 100. Chaplinc street ....-.............-"-S SIS &C
No. Ply Market street. ID llopr.......... 1b q
No. 1913 MORROW street 10 W
store room and Cellar, No. Ol Main street.
JAMES A. tiEERY,
Real Estate Agent, U. 4. Claim Attorney, lGl9
Market street. | have long experience III
prosecution Of pension claims Soldiers tlieiI
widows and minor heirs viii fiud tt TO their
advantage 10 employ All attorney at home In
n-n.rt.,,f, "a ono In WASHINGTON. u q. tpS
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Sept. .a.-pig iron dull. Copper
Nominal; lake 81 20. Lead dull; domestic $3.50.
TIL quiet; straits SIS 90.
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ding l01.c.
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BRADFORD. Pa, Sept. H6.-opened ut 1g11c; low,
est '91sc; highest 795.c; closed at Iy%sc.
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Miscellaneous

TNK. q. +: HEATH,
~ (sreccssor to bf. G.. B.. Robinson,
A Practitioner Of ~ Year, Experience In ali thl,
pertains 10 the management aud treat.
ment Of DOMESTIC ANIMALS.
Special attention given 70 Horse Dentistry and
CaytratiOn. OFFICE AND Uosp:rIL: Carrier q
horrow's Livery, Stable, TwGnty.thIrd and Mar.
ke: street, Wheeling, ". Va.
Telephone calls Wlsw day or night at resi-.
dence, No. W Eighteenth street, Wheeling, W,
". Va, Beitaire Breeding anil sSiG Stables, BELT
Iirn. Ohm faitIsIw
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Wool.


PIIILADELPTIA, Sept, o5.-wool firm. Ohio
rennaylyhnih and West Virginia M and above
%aaSsG: \ 3is5'e; medium sGIS7; {c: coar>e 3iaS5c;
New YORK. Michigan, Indians and western lin,
or y and M IA DC; medium :ia37c; Oars. S3IEs
DC; hue washed delnine y and NN 39a35.
medium washed combing and dcluine 89aICc;
coarse 10 do do Siha2Sc cannla do DO SAKE;
.uD washed choice Ssai0c; fair 37u3Sc: coarse sd
&c: medium unWashel combiug and deiaiBe
Ttsa3Ce: coarse 2ia2sc; Montana i7aoic; territor.
lnl l5a2,c.
HosToS, Sept. e6.-wool market nc;ive; snle,
o,So.uoJ mounds OF all kindss territory active:
me Goab2c; fine medium 57a5Dc; medium 63ab5c;
and Penn sylvia Ia arm: Y 9iasSe: Ey aasSin.
No. |, S6a3ic. Michigan y 29aTHc; No j, SSc; No,
COMPILING 3Sailc; Obi fine dclaine 25a3Gc; Mich.
lgan do aJa Nc: pulled woods steady: supporting
&taifc' extra 2aaS8c. Foreign WOODS firm.
NEW York: Sept. 96.-wool In fair demand
Texans l1a2ic.
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Central Standard Time,
pennsylvania lines


4N rToTH station
Trains via the Cleveland & pitttburgh Pail.
road leave Bridgeport Tor Pittsburgh, Chicago
Il. IN. For Chicago and Cleveland, 100 D. IN, For
pltHnuEsh and Sew York, 2:oi y. N. For Steu.
tenTihe, $50 &. m.
Trains arrive at bridgeport at 1:s3 o. H., lo:..
a. m; l2:lhp p. IN ,4:S7 p. III and 7:b2 p. In.
On Saturdays only-FOr East LIyefpoOl. G.l4
p. m; from Fast Liverpool, 1I:1a q. m.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the Plttsburrh, Cincinnati & q,
Louis Railway Pan. ffuHdte R0uie-lcaveWhecl.
lug Tor stsnbcnville, Pittsburgh and the East.
Oh a. m. 1885 p. NJ, $40 p. IN and $40 n. m
For Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis AM. 81,
ard chicago, 1875 IN. rains arrive ut Wheel.
II n 5;!O Il; M, 1000 "a H., 2:t5 p II. and $40 D.
m. Trains leaving at Go 4. n. and arriving Il
ESQ p. M. run solid between Wheeling and
Piilsbnrgh: An tratnsd.ily except snndHg
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PITTSBURGH, Pa; Sept. 2i.-%Petrolcum dull
oSened and highest Soc; lowest lnd closed
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features Of the Money md Stock
Markets.

EEw foEK. Sept. 25.-Mouey on Call easy
Ringing from . to 1 per cent, lest loan az re-
cent, closed offered al 3S per cent. Prime mer
Camille paper Ga7n. per cent. Sterling E1cbapg,
quIc. and steady at 81 SXaislx. salcs werC
1885 shares. -
The stock market o,day WIS as usual OF late
quiet 10 duh for the general list, but active and
weak for the few stocks In which the bears arc
making special efforts, with u hope OF starting
liquidation In tho rest Of the list. fhe news OF
the day was mlher Of an encouraging nature,
the signing Of the colorado aidland deal nnd
The practical completion Of the lAfilf bill, beiag
tho most influential factors.
Tho opening was lower nil A'ound, with Sugar
down "a per ccUt, mud while that stock was al.
vntcci +? Der cent after n functional further DO.
cline II failed TO reach last nights rrice Ut any
time during the day, aut also tsil,d 10 hold II.
recovery aud cloicd with n fractional los for
thu day. The general list was pressed for kAIe In
The iufciiOOiI with AtchisOn nni Louisville
leading, but the losses weru generally Tor small
fractions. Pacific Mall Is the weakes, r8IBt,
dropping " per cent. The market iiually closed
lull aud steady 10 ilrm generally NJ about tho
lerLl OF the opening pr,ccs anu tlnal changes
therefore arc gcnernIty for slight losses, tactic
Mall Is down ~: Sugar and Louisville & Nash.
Vile each " aud uniOn Pacific ! per cent.
kaiIIund bonds dull: 'AlrS ssJ9,OOO.
Government md State bonds tlulI and kirslv
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liNEW fnEE, seEt. :i.-retrolcum opened
Gteady IN Pennsylvania option, aud after declin.
i9g &c under a pressure TO sell By small holders
closed weak. Linn. orcned weak nj Ysi%c snd
moved lHc on light trading, closing dull, Penn.
sylyania nrened and highest, lowest aud closluu
NJ SIC. Lima opened nj 2SlSc: hIglcs, SOci low.
est"'>.c closing at SOc; total So les s1,0SJ barrels.
OIL CRY, Pa, Sept. .cSS.-opened at VIC; high.
eeat a9ej loves, iu}4c: closed at 79Ac: runs
$685. barrels; sales 81, 600 barrels. "
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Government Land.
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
c H E A N D S
IN THE y
WEST

Along the lines Of the BURLINGTON ROUTE
western kansas. particularly on lis new extcn.
tons In that territory, there Is still some Gov.
eminent Land awaiting settlement. rs well rs
other cheap land held by individuals. The fards
country for agricultural and grazing purposes.
III the comparatively new districts aie many
improved FARMS, which can DO purchased ut i
very low rate OF that class o. restless pioneer set.
tiers. who are ready al all times to move 'iar
her West" In tho territory embraced by the
BuRl.lNGToE's lines wpsi OF the Missouri
River. there are In the vicinity OF two hundred
new towns. which offer TO manufacturers and
biistaeSs men an excellent opportunity to locate
with profit. Send TO the undersigned Tor de-
scriptive pamphlets md other matter giving
location and iull particulars concerning these
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Government aui State bouds dull AMI steady.
noNus n BrOCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MN

Z. {. y reg.*....'.~l9HiOhio I. Mississippi 2X
v. !. ~ conpons"..l2Sk do preferred ..... IS
u.s rs seg."-".lWH IOtcgon lmproye'L. u
U. ). 45ss coupon, 1871 Oregon Ssv..-..., NJ
Pacific q. Of '5...,..iii t1fegoh fut..,,,,, STIS
Adams Express ."..lN Pacific Mall....,,,,, az
American Express.lll. lfittsLurgh...... .lh5
Canada iacinc.....- w pullmhu Palace. ... 2l6
Canada Southern... &HiReading. .,..,,,,..... SOsI.
Central Pacific ...,.. u IiOck Island ...,..... Nj.
CheShpcase& ono .OA Il. l.. & San Fran. III
DO Nm. preferred. 10 81. Panl.......,.,,. 6As
do second ptefd. 5iAi do rGirrred.,,,.IIis
chi. Btr.& Quincy pS3s 81. Paul d Omaha. 29n,
del. 4 ll,ids0n. ",.-lh1 do preferred. .... gI
Del. Lack. & Wcst.fi5 tTenn. Coal & IRON, a.
Denver l. X. G....... l754ITexas Pacific .,..... ~
Etlc......".......,. slI.l PhciilC,,,,,,., w
Fort Wayne .......lb9LIU :. ExprrsS.,.., GS
Illinois Central ...,.. lOaEIW st. l. & P..,,,, l0l,
KANSAS d Texas, lisj do preferred .....- ~
Lake shotc.mm..-lt7 lWells.fargU ES. ....lW
Louisville 4 Nash. S3I,lMes.efa URf0a.,,, 4;
Memphis& CIns.. 6T lam. Cotton OIL. ga.
Michigan Central. VI lColondO COal.,,,,, 49,,
Missouri PGcltlc.... -UAltron Silver ..,.,...lCO'
Nashville Il Chstt.1GO iQuicksiiver..,,.,., y.
NewJctscyCentral-ll7 do preierred..n.,. Az
Norfolk &W. preId co lSutro.....,.m.. .
Northern Pacific. 10 lRIchm'd & ". y, T, ~
do prtierrcd... - IIAtchIspn. ......,,,,,, ISL,
northwestern ....... lUIa, lGhlcugo Gas,,,,.... Itit
DO preferred ......ll2 Lead TruSt..-.~... ny
New York Contra. i8j11s tISugar ........,,.,,...,. III.
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BALTIMORE, Mp. Sept. 26.-whest, western
qniei and easy: No. 2 winter red spo; and Sen
tSmoer 9S1G2sy514c; october \. s6Lc; Dccembc,
gsAenslo W: Corn, w'stcrn quiet; mixed spo, aud
SepleinoPf &,ao5%:c: October 5ia5iEc: W ar sic:
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-27

ONO RIVER RAILROAD TIME
table taking eject August II, 1870. Pas.
senger trains will run as i~ollows-Centrsl Time.
AZ Trans daily except lho,o marked thu I,
which do not run on Sunday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-27

Sick Headache and relieve nil tile troubles Incl,
dent to n bilious state OF the system, such rs
Dizziness, NAUSEA. Drowsincss. Distress after
eating, Pain IN the Sfdc, sc. White their most
remarkable succcs; has been shown In curipc
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-25
~GREENvILLE ITEMS.

The Young Ladies' Bible class of the
Greenville Reformed Church gave a
pound sociabie in the chapel last night
for the benefit of the new organ fund.
Miss CARING is the teacher of the class
which is composed of Misses K.
French, Annie Fritz, May String
ham, Elite Spatchel, Genie Grant,
Jacobs and Miss Clark. Mr.. H. N.
Walker acted as auctioneer and sold all
the packages which the young folks had
brought. Mr.. G. Cheseboro and T. Reed
assisted Mr.. Walker in his task. The
young ladies Bible class sang with good
effect ssThere Is Music in the Air'' and
"Mary and Martha Have Just Gone
Along" Miss Louise Byers re-
cited with her accustomed grace. Little
Orphan Nelly" and "How Girls Fish,
Miss Rosa Fox acclaimed Independence
Bells, and "Puss in the Boots" Misses
French and Clark had charge of the
Miss Katie Schultz, Addie Pelgrim,
Annie Dickinson. Nellie Henderson,
Jennie Lamberson, Emma Cambrelling,
Louise Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Byers, Mrs.
M. Becker. Miss Godfrey Delloway, Miss
Hattie Vreeland, and Messrs. Thomas
Reed, Fitz Jaehme, George Vreeland,
Charles Vreeland. Robert Schultz, John
Schultz, John Baucker and Clark
Walker.
Greenvilie Council No. 247 of the Cath
olic Benevolent Legion. met last night at
Only the regular business OF the monthly
meeting was transacted. Comrades
James p. Pearce, president. of Security
Council No. 119, @. b. L., and Mr.. j. j.
Quinn, collector of the same council, were
present as guests.