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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02

RuLRAoAp,-Active: sales S2,OSi,09O.
Cro,r. Tho stool, market was again ac-
,i,o o,,,I s+,dne, to-da,. and the tone of the
Nv "'iu ,,1,c tl,, nj any time
SU ,i,'s' ii,o' ,iesent rise The rcaction
tulIiis iuo ,lPlo"f vostcrdav Win "A nros.
10" 'lF 49, 'iiv J'o' ,o abo,. denonst,ations
peC1 vi tIou1ie 80 Co., ~, attacl, NJ The
was ilaue tnc pasiS loi IT. 80 fe, min
opening lu.s IloI , -, 80 d"rnionod ~
utes' however lhe "a l -, u'nGt4pGu
strohs zone anu sogli 'i.o ooH' " ;ij
On news from the West upon the railroad
situation, all the gfahgers carry Dec'lie
leaders in the upward >, movement
Rock Island ana -. IauI la Ia
ing OF, followed ~, by Al'hlson' N 1.l-
western and Cmcaso Gas. Later
in the day the Nanderolits TOOK up lhe u p
ward march. and all OF the Missouri rac,-
iics made sharp advances even Ne" DIX Oh
Central showing gain OF . per cent al the
best figure. The close was active ana
strong, at about the best figures reached.
The entire active INST IS hgher l0-nighr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02

j West if-lnit.
McFaran Carriage Company
and others. Do Dt.rrerv
David Kuu Dr.. and others.
The undersigned special Commit -Inurr hereby
gives notice fltf. pursuant fD a decree ni >nid
Court made on th- @d day ol april. q. ID. $50
Boo nllI -elI. nn
Monday. the 9Th day of Nay. =. D. 1890.
commencing .f iu %. m.. ~ public anrii'u Ai lhe
north door OF iH- Court lilu-e Di -aid county
iu tLc Cityuf Nh.eliug N. Vs.. to ihe highest
AND best bidder. tae following described real
estate That i- fn.ly. tlr north half 40 thr south
faIfof Dot numbered .iehfi-f.uf 49, situate ou
fhe east side lf Nain -frret in fhr Fifth wnrl
of the said city. fhe dividing line between the
th- south half and north bali of the south half
NJ lat 40 80 aforesaid. being the centre Of the
house ol said .0t and The property t0 De- sold
being fle same conveyed t0 David kull. j.. by
Hannibal Forbes and wife. by deed dated Feb
quarry 9th. s. D. lsS7.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third OF the purrha.e
money. aud as much m0re thereof as the purrhA.
sep shall elect. cash in han4 on the DAY ~ sale
fle residue 81 The purchaser money being nav.
months respectively. from day Of sale bearing
interest from the dag % sale the purchaser a.
give Dis notes. with good personal security fOI
tur deferred ln>talment- and interest and th,
title to Be- retained until the payment in full of
such Notes. 4> further security.
ALFRED CALDWELL.
Special Commissioner.
=. g.. HERvEY. Auctioneer
hereby certify that the above named Specia
Commissioner has given bond and security az
required by law and said decree. April - 1870
JOHN ". MITCHELL
Clerk Of said Court.
apbl6iS,9l 1895 2S40,my25'49
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Time to spare.

Minister seeing pack of card on
,,E,eI-Do Won play cards. Mrs Doody'
Mrs Goody really must excuse
ma. haven't time nov.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02
rornrps THE DEMONSTRATION.
Italv Puts Her Root ON the Labor Move
ment.

lazy TuIs Her TooI o" NC IN00F W0FV'
ment.
Po,r. April e9.-Itaiy has put her
foot upon the neck of the proposed
demonstration on May ]. Tonight
cycry civ i'm the Kingdom is placarded
with am order forbiddiug meetings or
PROFESSIONS of any Kind ON that day.
The placardS announce that the Gov
eminent is prepared TO use force.
There is no danger Of an uprising here,
for the movement is Strangled, and
every branch of the Government is ON
the alert 90 discover any sign of return
fur life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 4 1-eaS per cent.--GOvernments
Dull - Stocks Higher - Flour Firm.
Wheat Higher.
NEW YORK. May Money on call
ranging at "A TO $ per cent; closed
offered AT per cent. prime mercantile pa
per 5a5 per cent. sterling exchange quiet at
lsaHIalA..H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02

Moundsyille Accommodation, 7.pJ a. Dbl. .
cept sunday
ARRIVE.
From New York Philadelphia and iilli.r
g.30 %. m. and D. o. p. n and 400 D. DOL. a..
Cumberland Accommodation, 30 p DOL.
cept sunday
Grafton Accommodation. - - D. m.. al....
Mouudsyilie Accommodation, quo 3D. in
cept sunday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02

PmLurITHIA, MAY Flour, firm but
quiet Wheat. market strong on oullish
speculation In Chicago. fair 70 GOOD mill
inc qOaq5c: No red May 9ia96c. June
3aq5c: July glag3c. Corn. firm; No 4
mixed SOC: No. mixed May 40a4ui. g.:
June i0af0' C. July 40 a4lc; August II e..
oats. more active and firm No. white
Sc: No. white May 81 ass &C.. june
32g az @: July b a33c, August . "a
zoe. Eggs. steady but quiet: Penusylva-
MIA frs,s l2i e. Receipts lour, 1000
barrels: wheat. 500 bushels; corn. l25-
POO bushels. oats, 1890 bushels. ship
ments-Wheat, 4. 800 bushels; cora, l'5.ti1
bushels: oats. 4. 500 bushels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02

To the Young face Pozzoni Complexion
Powder gives fresher charms, 70 the old re-
ueved youth. Try IT,
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FOR RENT.
GEO. j. MATHISON.
DOR SALE.

Garden Farm choice Ohio River Bottom
Land None better. above high water. good
Improvements. railroad station ou place. ,iN
miles from Wheeling. contain, 2lis ACRES. 90
80 per acre.
Double Brick House. Nos g7 aud 60 -
VIII pay clean lO per- cent a- 1000 Investment un
- 20
Building Dot ou North Front street. Last
chance tu buy vacant lnf. DlNip sltpu
DOuhl" Frame House uoW renting fHg SOS p'r
Year. Tor el.tOu 500 No,. ai aud - Indiana street
Building lot 600 Fourteenth ,fr-et 'Hr 80
SN.r1omrd House. ~ Iaue street. s2uu
O. %. SMITH.
Real Estate Agent
Mai
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FOR MEDICINAL USE

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come so popular as this Pure Malt Wits
key. Its absolute merit is the cause of this
popularity. which Is increasing every day.
Like all valuable discoveries II has been
initiated, and care should he exercised To
secure only the genuine and to take only
Dunys. Send for an Illustrated book to
TIE DUFFY MALT WHISNEN CO..
.N Rochester. y. y.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

Four-r1omed Brick and threc-roomed FRAN,
House. ON Dot 3lNl0O. SLID.
SN-roomcd Frame House on lot 23NS0 : .GpO
SN-ro0m-d Frame House ON Dot 25NlpO sl.~1
SIX roumrd Brick and iroomcd Frame. s. %
-Four. roomcd Brick House. Sl@o.
Two lot, ou Charles street.
Three. Lots ON Wood, street. South Side.
-Four Lots ON Old Fair Grounds.
Two Lots in Zanc's Orchard addition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02
Roasted Coffees.

"Aaroma." -Arbuckle.-.' .Llon.r aul uF
own roast of "Oil Woman. Horse Heal aHl
loose rna-f
.f~>0l. Agent Pop fle Celebrated Duf'ont
Powder NILS. tfgN supply of Rife. E.H.t
ig- au4 sporting Powder of rsfry Kind constant.
lF ln magazine Order. .o..site1 ff.m l....-.
only. Also Patent Hemp. Cotton. and N..0r
Proof Safety Fuse. .is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02

CNcINyATI, O.. May Cotton, steady
and quiet; middling 11&c Flour, strong
er. whoa, strong and higher. No. , red
ole: receipts. 2,400 bushels; shipments,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-01-25

The Sioux Falls Press makes a full
explanation of the circumstances sur
rounding the recent alleged default in
the payment of interest on the part of
North Dakota, the gist of which is as
follows:
The fact was that North Dakotas
interest was not paid when due-Jan-
nary 1, and the proper officials were 80
notified from New York. Communl-
cation was at once had with Gov.
Mellette, in order that South Dakota
might so far as possible protect her
self from reflex injury. and with Gov.
Miller, the chief executive officer of
North Dakota, in order that he might
DEVISE such means as would meet the
emergency. Finally arrangements
were made, and on January 4-three
days after payment was due, the last
day of grsce-the German American
bank Of st. Paul deposited by tele-
graph-not In the usual course of bus
mess. but by telegraph-with the
Chemical National bank of New York
the money to meet the coupons of
North Dakots's bonds.
There seems to be nothing in the
above statement of facts to warrantthe
indignation of our North Dakota
friends over the alleged attempt of
the South Dakota brethren to slander
them,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-01-25

Wsare4in receipt of the last report
Of telritofisl trsasurer Bailey, which
gives ths Sact status Of Dakota's
finances ssupst0 date Of double state
hood, Tks showing is not q psrticu-
latly exhilaratfn9 one for either state,
yet thelsts no reason for discourage.
ment Of dsspond dsncy, but simply cause
for rigid eeon6my for q few years,
when ~ epnsider the marvellous re-
sources 81 either commonwealth. An
individu1lnaAy reach ~ point where
the :strietsst retrencksnent is neces-
safy and yet be many removes from
ruin II ho can only tide over until he
cantrealtzs nshis resources.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-01-25
Senator Pettier;ew is about to int,

Senator Pettigrew is about to intro.
duce two measures which will surely
commend themselves to his constitu-
ents. One Of these is practically an
amendment to the act of the last con-
gress. which provided for the negotia-
ticns with the Sioux, and is designed
to give the lands to homesteaders, in
stead Of selling them. Under the act
referred to. the lands are open to set
Element on the same conditions as any
public lands, after the payment to the
Indians Of $1.25 per acre for those
taken the first. year, and smaller
amounts thereafter. The bill contem
plates the payment of this money by
the government instead Of by the set
tier.
The other has . still wider bearing
on the interests Of the northwest, as
1t provides that In sll land cases which
had been proved up prior to January
1st, 1880, and where innocent parties
have obtained an, interest By purchase
Or otherwise, patents shall be issued.
The effect of both these measures
will be most beneficial to the interests
of the state of South Dakota, and If
Senator Pettigrew secures their pas.
sage he will have more than vindica.
ted the good judgment of the choice
which put him where he is.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-01-25
"A Base SANDER.

The Alexandria Journal of last week
has the following:
The Mitchell REPUBLICAN took Of
fense at the article in the Journal last
week in regard to diphtheria in that
City. From the row that is going on
in the Mitchell papers, anyone would
think there is cause for warning peo-
pie away from there. A member of
the state board of health has informed
US that the disease is spreading there
and that people from this county
should remain away.
There could not be more groundless
slander against this city than con-
tanned in this paragraph. There is not
word of truth in it. OF course the
REPUBLICAN would not say that a
member of the state board of health
had not made the statement to the
Journal accredited to him. But it
would say, and that most positively,
that, if he did make it, he gave unmis-
taxable evidence of either gross mis-
information or inability to tell the
truth, and in either case of inexcusa-
BILE malicie. The facts in this diph-
therla matter were presented in detail
by DR.. A. II. Daniels, chairman of the
city board of health, in Mondays RE-
PUBLICAN, in answer to the charges
made against the board by the Mail.
DR.. Daniels stated that since the ap-
pearance of the first case, which was
almost two months ago, there had been
in all six cases in the city. OF these
two had proved fatal. The board had
done everything possible to check the
spread of the disease. Gases were
quarantined as quickly as reported by
attending physicians. Thata saIutary
effect came from these prompt meas
ures is indicated by the fact that there
is not case of diphtheria in Mitchell
at present and hasn't been for ten
days past. This certainly doesn'tlook
as though the di e. Sc is spreading.
The member of the state board of
health, who was so careful to conceal
his identity while dealing his SANDER
GUS thrust at the city, should now seek
to vindicate his honor and make what
reparation he eau for the injury done
through an investigation of the facts
and an official denial over his own
signature of the statement with which
the Journal credits him.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-01-25

Twoglcent0 occurrences In Ohio pol
tiles 60 - prove the dckleness of pop
ular favor. Before the late state cleo,
ton Fefaket gAs the prominent figure
in the republican party aud had he
bsen nlsetedS regardless of the ballot
box forgery which he tried to make
use otrtoswretk other eminent republi-
cans h6sRonld have occupied a larger
share of public attention thsn ever be-
fore. Asit e. he Is being kicked and
cuhed pn every side and made the
scspsaoatffor all his party bluuders
during the past ten years. On the
other hand there is "Ca!" Brics who
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-01-25

plicants bid for it one against another
and the applicant who is willing to
give the highest premium over and
above the fixed rate of interest gets
the loan. The board of directors then
decide that in the future they will
make loans only to members of the
association as in that case they get ad-
ditional security that will in the end
of the period repay the loan. Another
member, new borrower, finds he is
unable to keep up his payments, or he
desires to move to another city; to ac.
commodate him the directors agree to
open the strong box before the ap-
pointed time, give him what he has
paid in with reasonable amount of
interest for the time the association
has b ad the use OF his money.
Now it is seen thai they are, besides
saving money and getting interest up
on it several sources of profit, namely:
Premiums arising from competitions
for loans, penalties for the non pay
ment of dues, and portion of the
profits withheld from members who
withdrew and whose stock is cancell-
ed. AT last between sixty and seven
ty months and when from $12O
to $40 have been paid in on each
share the strong box is found to con-
tain securities and money sufficient to
divide and give each member, borrow
er and non borrower alike, two hun
dred dollars. The time has come for
the association to he "wound up" each
holder of an unborrowed or free share
ge.s the two hundred dollars cash.
Each borrower is entitled to his bond,
and the account is squared by the can
collation. of the mortgage. The bor-
rover finds he has paid off his loan by
installments and not paid an exorbi-
tant rate of interest for the privilege.
We will suppose he had five shares
which entitled him to loan of one
thousand dollars and he has paid six
per cent interest and premium of
seventy cents on each hundred dollars
monthly.
He finds he has paid the association
thirteen hundred and twenty dollars in
sixty months. He had in the beginning
one thousand dollars, leaving three
hundred and twenty dollars he has
paid the association for the use of one
thousand dollars for five years.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-01-25

United States Attorney Sterling has
made the following statement with re-
ference to his dual official capicity and
is entitled to the full benefit of 1t:
l think the newspapers who have
criticized my action in accepting the
two positions are resomewhat premature.
If ct any time in the future there is
q conflict between the government and
the railroad, if do not conduct my
self in an honorable way, L shall not
complain of their criticism. consid-
or such conflict as only remote pos
sibillty. and that it is as unreasonable
to say that cannot accept the busi-
ness of these two clients as 1t would
be to say that l ought not to accept a
retainer from grocer and dry goods
merchant because one might have oc-
casion to sue the other. The judiciary
committee of the senate was fully ad-
vised of my acceptance of the railway
attorneyship and 1 consider their
action in confirming me as an endorse
ment of my position in the matter.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-01-25

Asenats bill has been introduced at
Pierre cutting the yearly. salary Of
county trsdintsrs and registers Of
deeds down ;ols.half-from $1,000 to
el GOO. We don't believe there 10 any
crying need Tor this sort of cheese
pairing Theirs ig rea eason even in legis-
lattvss economy, and to expect compet-
ent service intwo OF the most import.
ant county apopitions for sl,OW a year
each u absGtd a niRgardly policy IL
ofttimss moro expensive in the long
run than ens that approaches the
other extrsmS. =.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-01-25

The fundsmental principle Of home
lopathy sssma 10 have some bearing on
tho snsstS Spf the prevailing ls grippe.
PhysiaAngagEes that hsbitual vhiiky
'drinh hsrs q nscumb quickest e ths
seA5ssMhileson the other hand the
sursl tMay Tor the temperate man 70
Withstand md throw OF the distsmper
is'to drink cppiously of tho same liquor.
This Eoeato prove that whisky was
intended Tor medicinal purposes and
not, y. III .nssd o . beverage.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-01-25

The Redaeld Journal: Rumors are
current that HsDcheme has been con-
5eoetsd fQIs the division, Of Sphinx and
Brown nscoMlties., 81
Tbs time has passed for any scheme
OF that sort In South Dakota. It has
worked dg1isiisksYil in the past in more
wGys t6an There is. no organ.
tied dconnty 81 the state that is q par
told To laIg while there are several
that NJ lptIs sgiHg today. because Of, the
smiSs Skyn policy-or Of the selfish
schamin certain legislators In the
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-01-25
PROFITABLES SAVINGS BANK
Building and Loan Association

Building and Loan Association.
The earliest authentic information
we have on building and loan associa-
tions is obtained from work published
by Henry A. Davis of London, England,
who tells US that in 1881 an association
was formed in Birmingham for the
purpose of enabling its members to
build or purchase dwellings, and pay
for the same by monthly installments.
The rules OF articles of The association
are very similar to those in use by
American associations of the present.
The scheme of Modern Building and
Loan Associations is explained in the
Building Association and Home Jour-
nal in this way!
A number of men, each able to save
certain sum, say two dollars month
agree in order to strengthen each to
save that on certain day of each
month to deposit this two dollars in
strong box until each mans share is
worth two hundred dollars. 1t lis easy to
see thatif esch man is prompt in his pay
ments that the box will be ready to be
opened for division of the savings
in one hundred months.
But let it be supposed that the men,
bers agree that instead of allowing
the money to lie idle in the box that
they put 1t out at interest each month
putting the securities for the money
and the interest in the box as fast as
loaned. They can see that in this man
ner they can shorten the time to the
opening Of the box, and a division of the
money. We now have purely CO.
operative savings fund or building as
sociation with only one distinguishing
feature-the savings are compulsory
and made at stated periods. The as
sociation having determined to loan
its funds. its next step is to appoint a
board of directors from their members
to see that the money loaned is re-
placed by good security. AS real
estate i, the basis Of all local securi-
ties they decide to loan on nothing but
real estate, and to make the rate of
interest 80 low that the demand for
their savings will be such, that they
will be able to get security of many
times the value of the loan. Now it
appears that one of the members OF
the association desires a loan, and in
addition to the real estate security re-
quired by the board of directors is
willing to by pothecate his interest in
the strong box as additional security
for the money The directors see that
this would be very desirable loan as
the applicants share of the money in
the strong box is increasing each
month, and at the end of the period
will repay the loan. We will suppose
that another member also desires 9
loan and there is not sufficient funds
In the strong box to accommodate
both members. The security is equal
ly good and the board of directors art
In dilemma as to whom to make tht
loan until it is suggested that the ap
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-01-25

81 No S1sbut , physical coward will
hide II 1fdark alley to attack . man
i ainss whom he may have . grudge;
~ one sat the smallest kind Of o
'laots seward viii indulge In attacks
a. zen "A measures under cover Of ?
setiaouI signature, and behind the
prstnseu having party or local in.
3tstett sEhsxRt. q
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-01-25

ThS AAya legislature seems TO b.
sla1 Of the prize dunderheads Of
|hg NS9ld "A careful perusal Of the
.ally d spcsedtngs fails toreyeal any
Gool Gen for the continued dead
lleek but ltcontinues all the same
- th4peeple foot the bills.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-01-25

IkS 3sdReld journal comments on
~ aggestion OF the REPUBLICAN,
Mt members OF the legislation do
snst esse to the state ss follows: !;
III S e 3tal suggestionl Let our wor-
continue to practice Whst
been preaching.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-01-25
Will Close EARLY.

We, the undersigned, agree to close
our respective places of business at
800 o'clock sharp each evening during
the months of January and February
and during the month of March at 8
o'clock, with the exception of Satur-
day nights.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1890-01-25

lsng sought and much priced
gboonSs0f statehood seems not to have
sbr6nI tswith 1t the angel of peace and
absns hly love to intervene between
eshesllxS editors Of Fargo.