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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-14
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ienDaaren fam Sober berineiben, Der
feline Orbers bur9 Yieper& 6 6uIt.
b eB ausfibren ldbt. Gabrifanten re-
gllIiren ibre preiie mad hem RDnium.
piper 6 G6ultbeB baben feis einen
enormen 8orraib bon Sen3brabt, gilens
ble1 II. /. 10. unb fe notiren frtibere
tieorige preiie, tpenn bieielben aud i'm
i'm Marfte 3ieigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-14

SO ersiebt ii6 bieraus, oaB bic 3abl
ber Ibeligen 20,37 Bros. unb bic Der
8iirgerlden 1868 Yro3. betrdet. SIN
Sabre 1882 befanben fi6 unter SAG Of,
fiaieren %. Sd pro3. slbeli0e uub IT,
&C proj. 8iirserIi@e: bier bat li1 NIT
bin in ben lebtsn Sabren cine gstpiiie.
alarotHas iepr beid)eibene Isrihiebung
gu 8unfen beg biirgerlideu Clements
bemert5ar sema1t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-14

&. Wpsel bat ben geibsStaa bon
8eraitr6m & 8raD gefauft uno label
Seben freunoliblt Elm, puraufpre6en,
Der Bferbc, guggies &C. faufen ooer
pertoufen mill. 20,6, lin
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-14
9as Bette 1T ftets oas yillialte.

Rauft Cure GpbIen Bel Ser IS. A. &
Indian Territory Fuel Company, Sc
lepbon 1856. Office uuo Yarb nabe
bem Snternatioual. .9epot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-14
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tuiro ein Gnabe i'm Utter bon Ia - Is
Sabren, Der fertig oeuii6 Iefen tann
In Der Office ber =
Greien preffe fur Seras".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-14

- Sas grsbte 2aSer BON @etuebrs
unb &ebOluers patronen bel piper q
g dultb eR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-14

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Office 9to. 23l OF 0Ouiion Strabe,
San antonio. Spre6t bel ibm borl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-14

Das bffenili6e 1lrtteil, bab Or. guu's 0uiteu Sps
rup has bette unb bu9ite Mitte sesen @rf6lmno 0uz
iten, rauben 9dlS uni 9nsbrlisteit it, BAT d bird
aasemeine Grfahtuns pplrdnnts beItdtiat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-14

Wenn ole Opiate ibre Wirfung bers
feblen, bann periu6e man Samaritan
Nervine. Sc furirt ii9er ale gterpens
2eiben.
llebler Wtbem 1T bic Golge bon lln'
berbauli6feit. Wfan sebrau9e bagegen
Samaritan Nervine. @s beieitigt fo>
fort bic uria6e. Sci alen Wpotbefern
fit $3.50, ober 4 Tiir SIS.
sat mid BON Dpspppiie sebeilt.
SD fOunte giidts efeu, obne baB uebeIs
teit erfolgte. Sd mar benz 6ungerz
tobe nabe. = %. Asfins. Union
@itD, Senn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-14
wprtesuouaens. = @biner Qo.

correspondence. - g @biner, Ga.
baea 60, ben II. San., 80. = Ser 10
lang eriebnts Noroer bat iid enbli9
eingeifellt; er 1T allerbings ni9t iebr
falt, benno6 freut ii6 Sebermann ilber
ben llmiflag Der Witterung. Cine
Nenberung berieIben mar febr gu toiins
fden, ba in JoIge bes feudten iuarmen
Wetterr f6on bieI 5leiib unb Wurit
peroorben lit. Sn Tolge ber unbeifdn,
biefeit bes Wetters In lsbter 3eit ges
t!auen Iid biele 2sute aud isBt nod
nidt au fAladten.
9eBten Greitag fubr Der Garmer SDbn
Gilt, ien., ben Der Stabt mad 9auIe,
als fsine Grau unterpegs rI0bli6 uns
tpobI tpurbe. sic tpurbe In oas Oaus
beg 9errn Sobu Rasper eetrageu un5
ifarb baieIbit, ebe fie nod ibrem eige.
nen, nur II Weile entfernten Qeim ge.
f9afft perben tOnnte. 9eute 1T fie be,
eroigt tnorben.
2ebte Wobe uar Elm Or. Woob BON
ber Cuban .Mebicine So. III ber Stabt
unb rertaufte Mebi3in, tpdbrenb feline
Grau 6ffentli9 auf einem gSagen Se=
benz mad Belieben 3dbne aus3og. Nud
tpuroe Rranfen Die Webi5in auf benz
Wasen unentgeltli1 perabrei6t.
Das &orn mirb bier iebr fort bon
ben 2dfern beimsefudt. fobaB beinabe
uur Sbods auf ben Marft sebraGt tper=
ben f6nnen. es 1T oies elm GROCER
Werluft fir uniere Garmer.
Sn nd6ffer 3eit miro bier bon einem
Deutf6en elm pol3bOf er6ffuet tperoen
unb tpiro bamit einem BsoiirfuiB abges
bolfen.
Sonit paiiirt bier tuenis Neues, bod
iiens, oaB auipeilen elmer Init einem
blauen Muse babpnfommt".
0err WoIters fen. baut einen Store
unb Sos. 2inbermanm Elm Wobubaus.
Cine 5od3eit wuroe sefeiert unb aud
ber Slor9 bat leBte Wode bier setlaps
pert. P. e.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-05

advantages Derived OF summer Flowing Of
tho Soil. NH"
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Tho sermon was tedious" tho daughter re
AGRICULTURAL MATTERS.

Advantages Derived Of Summer Flowing OF
tho Soil. N o.
Philadelphia Record.
1t has not been determined by leading
agriculturalia,s and scientists whether
late blowing should be practiced or not.
In all discussions on the subject local
influences are made TO bear on the mat
ter. Tie character Of the soil, it's sur.
face confirmation, the climate, the pre-.
vlous crop grown thereon, and other
considerations govern n decision on the
question. 1t Ia claimed by some that
the soil should never be exposed In a
condition bare OF growth, rs 1t Is in.
jured by tho sun In the summer and bv
the washing of the rains in the winter.
1t is admitted, however, that every far
mer must Judge for himself, as his farm
may. require treatment radically differ
ent from that OF his neighbor.
The great difficulty with some farmers
is to secure al opportunity to pillow dur
ing the summer, as pressing work pre-.
vents THEM from doing such It may be
an advantage. Summer blowing will
answer well on ground that has long
bee. in sod, and which has been turned
under in the spring. Such land Is usu.
ally planted to corn or potatoes, and the
frequent use Of the culiivator keeps the
ground loose and promotes decay Of the
sod, but potatoes for an early crop are
harvested as soon as possible, which
leaves the soil not only rough but in M
excellent condition for weeds,
By blowing the soil after the potatoes.
n.e oil 1t will be reduced 10 a finer con-
dition, the weeds will be destroyed, and
the second crop Of weeds retarded, 40
that by the time the land should be Tot.
ten ready for wheat (when it should be
plowed again) the eeed.bed Tor the wheat
can DO narrowed down fine and nice,
while all the weeds will not only have
been destroyed but prevented from seed
ing. II tho plowing on corn land is
done rs 0 o as the corn Is cut, and
again the land plowed before seeding to
wheat, 1t will be a great benefit to the
wheat.
In all such matters the labor is the
first confederation, and no farmer will
plow twice il he can make one plowibg
suffice. But this work should be bal.
anced by tho saving Of labor later on,
in the destruction Of weeds at the first
blowing, the better condition of the
seed:bed for wheat, the cleaner the field
of wheat in the spring Of weeds, and the
greater the yield by the larger amount OF
plant food rendered more available, due
to the stirring Of the soil and the action
OF air, warmth and moisture.
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"Let Not Rum Put asuuder.r

W. J.. Ayers and his divorced wife
Mrs. Gertie A. Ayers, were married in
Chicago the other day. Their wedding
cards bore this startling and origina.
line: "Whatever God Joined together
let not rum put asunder." During thei,
former welded lie Mr.: Ayers had been
much addicted to the flowing bowl, aud
when he became 30 dissipated that his
wife could not live with him she rot
divorce. Ayers reformed, and for &
couple Of years has been a prohibition
exhorter. His ex.wife believes his refor,
nation complete and is willing to try
him again. The bridegroom had the
unique sentence putt on his weIdingcarda
as a sort OF admonilion to the demon oil
rum to stay out Of his domestic affairs
in the future aud greatly oblige.
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Have you eyer noticed in playing
cards that a good deal depends OF a good


Though disease paupot always bs conquered,
iu trst Approach can DO checked. But not only
Is the use Of a medicinal safeguard 10 DO recon.
mendcd on the first appearance Of a malady,
butt wise discrimination should DO exercised Ia
the choice OF aremedy. For thirty years or more
Hostet,er's Stomach Bit,ers has been ihe }slgn.
Ing specific foS dyspeps!a. fever and asue, q loas
OF physical stamina. live. complaint and other
disorders, and nag been most cmpha,tcally In.
dorscd by medical mea as a health and strength
restorative. It is indeed Il wise precaution to
use this sovereign iortiiyiuG agent and altcra.
tire In tho early k'ages OF disease, for L eject.
uRlly, counteracts II, Il The Malady belongs Ia
flat larHY, cltss to which this" sterling nedicIno
Rnd harmless.
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Evils Of promiscuous Bathing.

Lddtes Iiolhc JoHrnqL U
A few years ago stockings we're not
worn; now they may BE- Of silk or cot.
ton, Ard the latest aayiees tell US Of
stockings cut 80 as to expose the toes.
which some newspaper correspondent
describes az !tep tiny mink Shells" AZ
l see them thus arrayed-or dIsaryayed,
to speak correctly-l lear the girl will
soon begin to calculate tho effect Of whit
some n lately called "artistic bare
ness" on the mind Of mascuiinity, and
the man to be too conscious Of the value
Of muscle and calf which he exposes.
As the moHthpleCe Of the erowda who
CONC to witness these exhibitions, let
me quote the little girl who, in the in.
noceuce OF her heart, asked her mothe,
III she might take of her dress and play
In her underclothes Ike the ladies did
on tho beaeh.N
After The bath these young people set
] TIC themselves on the papd tor perhaps
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"They're a canny lot" "Who 2" 1.-THE
lobster.factory people in Newfound-
land"

II you do not feel well it is because
you have violated some law OF nature.
Nature, however, Is kindness itself, and
has provided that which il properly TAX
en- will again permit you to enjoy her in
all her beauty. We have but one Of her
numerous remedies to give you, which
will not cure yeu OF every iii flesh is
heir to, but to you who are suffering
with Indigestion, bad taste in your
mouth in the morning, headache and a
general depressed feeling, il you have
any Rheumatic trouble, he it In any
form, II yon have a running SORE which
won't heal, take Loose Extract OF Red
Glover, which contains nothing but a
pure extract OF the clover blossom, and
il it does not cure you Of all We herein
advertise your money will be refunded.
It costs nothing for the experiment and
can do you no harm. " it not worth q
trial? For sale by Logan Drug Co. Dsw
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mand and steady. Wheat arm and IN naI ro W.;
demand and steady: receipts l6.I23 bushels:
shipments COO: No. red glc. Corn iu rood d..
pana aod Grm; No. . mixed SOC. Oats In good
aem ! and easier; No. . mixed 3sc. Rye hrm:
sl3%t. lard steady At &. 75c MhisEy 81 II. Ru,.
{sr steady, Sugar In light demand and steady,
Esss barely steady. Cheese firm. I.lnsccd oil
lelngud moderate ann SlnoJv "~> oA'
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of tho Money md Stut
n Mhrketa,


Markets.
NEW foRk, August 4.-Mouey ON cali easy
ranging from I to 8 per cent, Inst loan offered a
0 per cent. Prime mercantile paper LACY pc
cent. Sterling Exchange quiet aud easier Il
s,S for sixty day bills and 81 50 for demand
The total sales we're 1jO,0jg shares.
The disposition 10 nwslt Developments IA stu
paramount OF Wait street. aud tito stock mar
ket. even under tho most favorable conditions
shows no slgn that there Is 10 DO u revival OF In
tcrcst IN speculation or nj incfeaAc IN business.
shfewu operators, however, arc credited with
mo utternnce " optimistic opinions on tina,
point. anu they say that the n0n, tho money
anu INC Stocks hrc here, and when tho time
Gomez. ihrre VIII be seen tho greatest spccDia'
tIom tho street has ever teen.
THO bank statement Of Saturday was q good
hlgher tRiifcs, aud further engagements OF gold
btafs another opportunity aud they selected the
Missouri Pacific and A,chisOn to hear the blunt
o. mo attack. Both Of the stocks wciS forced OF
ABOUT IN Yer cent, but Sugar was strong and
htlu the decline In the general list IN check,
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. that special efforts werc
male 10 get 81. Paul and kCck Island down,
lhey weft m%nlntaiucd NJ close 70 tho opening
l'rircst ihe gain IN tho cAtDlpHs IN lbs iltsi
named being Il factor IN tho strength displayed,
RAllt0au bonds were more active, but sym.
pa,hisel slishily with The depression Ii stocks,
ana most OF the TOW impUrtnat changes this
evening show u material advance.
Government aud State bonds have bcun dull
aud steady.
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Whea Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria,
When she was q Child, she cried for Castorla,
When she became Miss, she chung to CastoyIa,
When shs bad Children, stp cave them castozia
Nucklcn's Arnicp Snlyo.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, ealt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptionB, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % centa per
boz. For ssle by Logan Drug Go.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-05

Producing poultry for market is a
profitable adjunct to fruit growing, as
the poultry can be used for winter EN-.
ployment, for hNt little work can be done
with the orchafd Of that season. Tho
raising OF early broilers is done entirely
in the winter.
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Use a machine whenever it can be
done, if you wish to keep up with your
enterprisiug neighbors, and get a ma,
chine that can be applied 10 all kinds oil
work done in tho house also, when DOS,
sible. The labor OF farmers wives
should be lcsaened in every depart,
mont sS ..#.a H7.. Ia |"| -r.-"
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LINEN MILLS.
Ono Thousand Looms ltsady to begin 10
J weaye IJn,u NJ nuca

Ono Thousand Looms lteady to nCgin I,
Weave llasn at Once. DE-
The Philadelphia correspondent OF thu
Dry Goods Economit writes: ut neccs
sary protection was afforded this indus
try to meet tho greater cost Of labor
many firms engaged in other industries
would devote part Of their attention to
linen. 1.-THE bill is passed in it's orig.
inal form as regards the linen schedules
your correspondent knows Of nearly one
thousand looms that would at once com.
mence to weave linen goods, aud
doubtless this amount would be
largely increased. MIR. @. Moore
has made considerable inquiry into tho
matter, and few ncu Ia tho United
States have hud a wider experience in
the linen trade. He maintains that at
least so per cent. OF the foreign linens
imported hero could ba made from
American line, by American labor, II
thisindustry were protected only enough
10 meet the higher prices paid for labor.
AS he has fine spun yarns from domestic
flax he Is convinced that in this manner
both manufacturer and farmer would re-.
ceiye great benefit from adequate pro.
lection, prices Of the manufactured arti.
Gle would DO no higher to consumers
and all classes would bs gamers. lie
knows Of no natural conditions 10 im-
pede the progress Of this industry here
except higher priced labor, and this is
so serious an obstacle that without mora
protection the established manufacture
ing concerns cannot exist"
Special Agent Dodge's Investigations
Tor the Department OF Agriculture have
that fine tiax fibers can be pro.
duced in this country, but suppose they
could not, is that any reason why we
should not import the linen industry
itself? Great Britain can't produce cot
ton, but she has q great cotton indus
try.
The Economist also quotes Mr.. Sym.
OF the Marshall Thread Works,
Newark, as saying: "Weaving has al
ready been done In sample, and l know
four concerns TINT are making plans
to start mills for the lower grades OF
weaving the moment the pending
bill becomes a law. Let the Nc.
bill pass, and you will sec linen
mills eprinsing up all over the country.
on the other aide will have to |
bring their plants here and start in 10
the American market with home
grown and homemade goods"
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There is ouitea difference in the breed
Of ducks. A pskin can be made to
weigh Ave pounds when ten weeks old,
while the common puddle duck will
only weigh three pounds when a year
old. breeds make the profit or loss as
nall On Aho fand ~ ~ - WIZ - =
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Snail I'll, Snail 1sa snail Price
Health is Wealth

Dit. Z. C. WEsT's NERVE AMI BRAIN TREAT.
AESr, a guaranteed specific for ilys;cria. DIzzi.
ness, Commissions, Fits. Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous .prostration caused by. the
use OF alcohol or tobacco, wRke.ulncss, Mental
Depression, sottenipg OF the Brain resulting In
insanity and leading to misery, decay and
death, Premature Old Age, KasyCnness, Loss OF
spermatorrhHa caused by over.excrton OF the
brain, self.abuse OF. over.indulgencc. Each box
contains one months treatment. 500 q box,
or six boxes Tor IS o.. sent by mail prepaid on
receipt Of price. GUARANTEES SIX BOXES
10 cure any case. With each order received b.
us for six boxes, accompanied with Is %, we
will send the purchaser n written guarantee
10 refund the money II the treatment dooa not
effect a euro. Guarantees Issued only by Nc.
Lain Block. cor. Market eud Twelfth streets
Wheeling. ". Va. sserrrhs4w
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ARRIVE:
From Pittsburgh, 1000 a. NJ, daily. and l2:LO
p. M, daily. except sunday. G:H and lO;25 o..
m, daily, and 1850 M, Sunday ouly.
washington Arcomn 6catiou, s:H d, H., da,lr.
except Sunday.
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After The bath these young people SET
tle themselves on the papd tor perhaps
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an hour or So, rarely having any chaperon

or older person with them.
Is It right that TIL innocent aud child.
ish creature should DO thrown into sncll
close and utterly unguarded companion.
ship with n OF the opposite sex? A
girl's purity and perfect anomalous.
ness are her greatest charms, and can we
expect her to retain these graces In such
an atmosphere?
You may Say bare legs arc no more de.
moralizing than bare shoulders, OF which
we have a snrfeit in every ball room.
Granted; but because we condono one
indelicacy arc VIC 10 smile quietly on all?
Round dances have been the subject OF
Pulpit oratory; let tho moralist and
preacher now turn their attention 10 this
rapidly increasing evil.
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RAILWAY lime CARD

Arrival and departure Of trains on ana aiicr
NAY II, lso! EXPLANATION or REVERENCE
excepted; Saturday cIcSpiCl; isnndey on,yy.
esatnr'.r Nnlr EasiGth Einnhain iimn.' oN',
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-05
U n BEAUTY

preserved by using that marvel OF the age,
"LEAuRrLLE OIL" Though called III oil It Is
more tho nature Of an expressed juice, n vcrltabie
essence from nature: possesses peculiar proper.
cy 10 Ageing Of the akin. Prevents whitening OF
the skin. drying up Of the flesh. Preserves Inc
skin. 81 at DruErlsts, or prepaid by express for 81.
II Z. $. WELLS. Jersey City, NJ.
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syMrroNs-Moisture: Intense itching and
htinging; most at night; worse by scratching
bleed and ulccrate, becoming very sore
6wAYSE's OINTMENT stops the itching md bleed
Ing, heals liberation, md ip most cases ~
moves The tumor1. AtdsNEgists, oi hy mail, tol
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-05
Government Land.
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
CHEAP A DIS
IN THE E
NV ESr

Along the liles OF tho BURLINGTON
western Kansas, particularly on rs new extern
cTmment Land awaiting settlement, Is well "a
o.hSr CHEAP. lsxd held by Ip%dividuais; Ihn !, @n 1Sa
Country ior agricultural Ard grazing purposes.
In tho comparatively ucw dtsisle.s aie many
Very low rate OF that elsa o. restless plones; Ges
thnr Vest" In tho territory embraced BY thG
HTinLINGlDN's lines west Of tho Missouri,
pIIvHr. there arc In tho vicinity Of two hundred
new towns, which oiISr 70 mannise!u, r. 1os Sna
., :, nSnIt. send 10 tho Undersigned for DO
S%crip,iYc pamphlets and other matter g!yini
Vocation and iuii particulars concerning theSs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-05

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is a
positive specific for all forms Of the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Protruding Piles. PRICE Soc.
For Gale by Logan Drug Company. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-05
Live Stock.

CHICAGO, August i.-Cattlc-Recclpts Il. UDc
head: shipments 1900 head; market sieaIy And
hiSaer on choice: becvcs 81 5Gat 10; g;ccrs 81 Ol
al 20; s,ocEers and feeders S! aVa3 90; cows
WIS anu mlxed 81 soaa 25: Texas cattle 81 40p
3 %: hogs-HeceiptS $1,000 head; shipments
6ooo head: market dull and lover; mixed II d:
a. a. Xxx; heavy IS 35at TO-: light s. tOGa ~; skip!
7. ooa3 o. sAeep-Aecetpls 5000 head; ship,
ments l;W0 head; market uneven; natives
y aoa5 ~ western 50 VA, 70; Texans 50 Gual 10;
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Simply apply "swAyNE's OINTMENT" No In.
formal medicine required. Cures te,tcr, eczema,
Itch. all eruptlons on the face, hands. nose, &c.
leaving tho skin clear. white and healthy. lta
great healing and curative powers arc possessed
by no other remedy. AJAX your drugglA; lol
9WAYNx's OlNTNyNT. Tyh:.lW
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Uhe Satellieeutrr,
o,ase , Nos. rs aud ~ Fourteenth strrst.
TIE PARTING HYMN.

Chicago Tribune. N ~,
"Wh.. kent yoa. my daughter. a. service 10
swee. fmogepe's father taid.
whichever you 10 with young fteptobato
You never get back 10 our garden gate
TIL evcryOnc's gone 10 bed"
"Tho sermon was tedious" tho daughter re.
Piled:
Tho preacher was dull aud grim.
It'll the end Of tho service W. had 10 blde, .
uat The l8Hgeat wa!t"-and kwee. ImoReae
sighed
"was caused by tho parting him."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-05
Metals,

NEW YORK, August 4-Pig Iron strong
copper quiet. Lead steady; domestic 81 W. TIL
Steady; SIaIis SO 81, -|'- =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,


Thtec room frame house on South Ilprou
street, plntry aad cellar, lot SUxteu feet. 4 bar.
gain Tor q 10.
No, 30 Zauc 81. 10 rooms. lot 4sxl2o feet, s6,S0o.
rive t0,omed itnnie house. northeast corner
Maryland and North York streets,
No. 1877 soIth broadway. 7 ,oOmcd iramc,
ilx Ioomcd frame house on North Front street,
No. u New jersey s,tcet, G r0omed frame house.
Three l-ano h8i.es southwest corner Zane
and Broadway streets.
No. Il Maryland street, z rooms, lot COxlS0,
fiuc lot OF North fr1at T.. bdxft3 feet, 1880,
no. l2S south broadway. lot WxlO feet.
Lots on South Penn street. below Fink street,
Lots on South Elm street, below FINK s,tcet.
ALSO HNI..
No. csf7 f.of st., 6 rooms, stable in rear, s,.GC0.
No. Oh Main street. S looms, brick. Look ut
II, si,E0l.
NO. $50 Twelfth street. iramc, lot GOx,eO feet,
No. 1910 Byron street, brick. b toons, TIT
No. !! Eleventh street. btirk. G rooms.
No. 1913 Chnpllnc ST., 6 rooms aud storeroom,
Nos. l2 aud 1871 Sixteenth street. lot S0x no,
Lot on National road, near Mt. bellevue.
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