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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-02

MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
IA of the Salvador Reduction Company. held
September 2ith, 1880. the follow ing resolution was
Adopted
Resolved, That in the jud gment OF this Board IL
Is advisable, and most for the ben ait or the SALIVA
dor Reduction Company, that the same should sbe
forthwith dissolved, and to that end It Is ordered
that q meeting OF tine stockholders be held on
Thursday. the thirticth day OF October. 1890 at
two O'Clock p. M. at tho oflce Of tho company. so
Pearl street. Jersey Cit y, n. j. TO take action upon
This resolution; aud further, that the secretary
forthwith give notice OF this meeting and the
adoption OF this resolution within ten days from
this date. by publishing the said resolution. with q
notice OF its adoption, In THE JERSEY CITY News. 4
ne wspaper published Ia Jersey CITY. for at least
four weeks. once a gseek successfully. aud BY mail
ing a written or printed copy OF the same to each
aud every STOCKHOLDERS OF the ccmpany&i In the
r CONFLICT.
Secretary.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-02
game follows:-

New Jersey A C.-..." -...ll = | "a
Detroit A. o.. ..,........0 0 v U y Y Y Y W
Earned runS-New Jersey, ,.
Two base hit-Smith.
Three base hits -Channcey and Carey,
Sacrifice hits-J. ii. Ctrrie, q
Stolen bases-W. Currie, :; Spalding and Mabie, 2.
Bases on bal1s-Crowley and Walker.
Bases on errors-New Jersey, 5.
Struck out-W. Currie, Smith, spalding. McBur-
ney, 2 Crowley and Walker.
Double play--Spalding and Smith.
Pissed bali Walsh
Wild p~itch-Codd.
Time OF camel hour ana p minutes
U~mpire-Quinn
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-02
TEAM NO. 2.
TEAM NO. I.


Victors and vmaquished.
Results of championship games played
yesterday follows:-
National League-Cincinnati, 8; Boston.
g. Philadelphia, 3; Pittsburn. 0, (for-
feit).
Players League-Cleveland, z; New
York, 8. Boston, ~; Buffalo. S. Pitts
burg, 9; Philadelphia. 2.
American Observation-Disclosures. a.;
Athletic, 0. Syracuse, s; st. Louis, &.
Louisville, s; Baltimore, s, Darkness.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-02
Columbus; Baltimore at Louisville;
Syracuse at St. Louis; Rochester at
JERSEY BOYS TAKE THa LEAD.
They Shut Ont the Michig an Amateurs
in tho Galnns Ycstarhnr-

They Shut Out liz Michig an Amateurs
in the Games Yesterday.
The baseball team of the New Jersey
Athletic Club took the lead yesterday in
The battle with the Detroit A. CTS nine
for the amateur Championship of the
world.
The Jersey boys played without al
error and did splendid work with the
stick. The battery work of the Currie
brothers was superb. The DeIrolts Sc.
cured only four hits and did not get II
man home. The opinion of those who
witnessed the three games is that the
Jersey boys outclass the Michiganders.
The score Of the game follows:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-02
Roming pigeon Club.

A homing pigeon club has been organ
lied in Greenville and will be known as
the Greenyille Five. The officers are
Henry Lutz, president; FL. schmidt, vice
president; j. Boedo, secretary, and Colin
Boag, treasurer. The club will have It's
first match next Sunday. Each member
has entered four birds. The pigeons Will
have only a short trip, as they will be re-
leased at Bergen Point.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-02
championship Record.
Today's Gard.

Players'League-New York at Chicago;
Brooklyn at Buffalo; Boston at Pittsburg;
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
National League = New York at Chi
cago; Pittsburg at Brooklyn; Boston at
Cincinnati; Philadelphia at Cleveland.
American Association Athletic at
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-02
WHAT The PATENT SAYS:

~ have, been a constant sufferer fos
years (irom about Nov. ist until the fol-
towing June) from severe colds 10 my
y head and throat; in fact, the whole mu-
cous tissue from the nose. down TO and
including the bronchial tubes. were more
or loss affected. It was fast developing
into CHRONIC cATARRH. Ihad tried
most known remedies. and was finally
persuaded last March TO use PONDS
EXTRACT. snuffcd It Up my nose
and inhaled Il; gafglcd my throat with
it and swallowed il. 4 relieved me
wonderfully and has effected almost a
radical cure. have used il for burns.
bruises. and sprains. and believe It In
valuable in such cases. believe also
that. no family should be withoutitin the
house, feeling as do that Il comprises
a whole PhaFmaeopnia within itself"
FREDERIC e. FlNck.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-02

The chief n-ineeerrspor5ed cerJiacates In FAVOR o
henry Byrne. 81 105 20, OF account OF contract NO
az. 0iDonneIl & Ormsb7. $1,000. on account OF con
,racr No 573; p. J.. Condor, $4,000, on account O
Nontract NO. $50
T rpm the same oncer, submitting specification
ier duncan and Sip Avenue sewers. and specifics
tlon for stand pipe at High Service.
organizations Tor Sewers. referred to the commit.
pioe adopted.
From the same ofncer. submitting sewerage plan
Tor that bart OF the city s5uIh OF Bentley Avenua
ana west of Bergen Avenue. egtsn4tns 70 che HACK
cDsack River. Received and referred 10 the com.
mittee on streets and sewers.
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Totals. ...ls II Is ssI totals. ....l2 is % e

SCORE BY FRAMES.
Team No. 4. ,......Tg 1866 252 $50 429 SIG CSC 1856 BOB S7s
Team No. s. .......84 179 2GS 1856 aUS 466 SOB SIS 6g9 10Y
Averages-4Team No. q, i5 So; Team NO. 8, 1853 3.5.
Scorer-C. Il. Henderson.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-02
u s
Pc D'S
I: X i h +
on
CA i a n h II
WHAT THE DOCTOR SAYS:
A WELL.KNoWN NEW YORK PLY
sIclAN GIVES THIS ADVICE IN CASES
OF CATARRH:

81 The mucous membrane being
relaxed an astringent is required
TO restore it 10 a healthy condition.
PONDS EXTRACT is such an as
tringent. Used as a gargie. wash,
-or injection it is exceedingly bene-
fetal"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-10-02

The proprietors of Ely's Cream Balm do not
claim iI to be a cure-all. but a sure remedy for
catarrh, colds in the head and hay fever. 1t is
not a liquid or a snuff, but is easily applied to
the ~nostrils. 1t gives relief at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-22
STATE NEWS.

A County Alliance was organized at
Milton, Saturday.
Robert NJ. Stickney, of Hardy county,
killed three wild turkeys at one shot,
last Saturday. The aggregate weight
OF the birds was II pounds.
Drilling has been resumed at the
Grafton oil well. The drill went through
five feet of coal at a depth of 200 feet,
and at 200 feet it passed through ten
foot vein.
The statement, copied from a State
paper into Tuesdays REGISTER, that
Miss Nellie Dean, an attendant at the
Hospital for the Insane, had herself be-
came insane, is denied.
Work has been stopped on the c. &
o. road up Gauley by an injunction Sc
cured by the X. & NJ. people, who
claimed the c. Il o. company was tres
passing on their right of way.
During the flush water in the Ohio
several weeks ago, the work of building
the piers for the bridge over the Kenova
was suspended, but the water has since
gotten sufficiently low for the work &c
be resumed.
The West Virginia and Pittsbnre
Railroad Company has issued orders
that no more passengers shall ride on
construction trains. Thirty passengers
on such train had very narrow es
cape few days ago.
George 5. Harness, of Petersburg,
Grant county, killed AZ patridges at
four shots, with shot gun, during the
late big snow. He found the birds hud'
died together in their roosting places,
and but one got away.
Last Wednesday evening, while some
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BELLAIRE.

Mr.. j. W. Cabot, retiring manager OF the
steel works, was presented Nth an elegant
gold watch and chain by thu steel workers
OF this city on Saturday light The pre-
sentation took place in |. 90. +. hall. Mr..
Rial Leasure made the presentation speech,
10 which Mr.. Cabot Responded in a fitting
manner
The authorities are making an effort 10
have the girl Ward returned to the Indus
trial Home The Presiden,of that institu-
ton refused to receive the girl, saying he
had no right TO under the existing truant
law
Eggs are selling at 80 cents dozen.
Wonder if the tariff did it. If it did most
consumers would as leave have 1t removed
But it didn't. The tariff don't count.
Supply and demand does it.
A fight of small proportions took place at
Vogel's place, near the Stamping Compa-
ny, Saturday night. One man had his lace
cut. The participants were arrested.
James Harrison, jailor at St. Clairsvlile,
will move his family TO st. Clairsville TINS
week. Jim evidently has surety oil lOo
that will be good for some time.
The funeral of John McCauley LOOK
place yesterday aftornoon. Inc Mas3ns
had charge of the funeral. The remains
were inferred at Rose Hill.
St. Paul's Nj. T.. Church will have its
Christmas treat in City Hall. This hall
seems 10 be great favorte with the people
of this church.
Isaac Luchs will so East after the hCli-
days TO consult eminent physicians about
his sickness. Isaac has bad case OF lung
trouble.
Candy WI not be given at the Christmas
treat at First NJ. f. Church this year
Bananas, grapes and. the like will be
served.
Communion service was held in the First
NJ +. church yesterday morning. Presid-
ing Elder Mills preached in the evening.
The slippery sidewalks caused number
of hard falls yesterday and Sunday CLONES
suffered in consequence.
Prof. Wenner and Miss Taylor, formerly
teachers ia our schools, will spend their
holidays in this city.
\ bazaar will be opened tomorrow even
ing in Thompson's store room on the west
side of the street.
A number of school teachers were pre-
Sented with presents the last day oil schooi
by their pupils.
A little daughter of +. NJ. McKelvey
was buried ut Mt. Calvary cemetery yes
terday.
Some uneasiness was felt last week about
the heavy fall of snow. \ flood was
feared.
Most of the ladies and gentlemen who
attend college are home for the holidays.
Christmas service was held in Second
Presbyterian Church yesterday morning.
Nancy Haney has been granted divorce
from her husband, j. 3. Haney.
The First NJ. F.. Church will give an en-
tertainment on Christmas night.
Most of the days this week are days OF
devotion in the Catholic church.
Bellaire Lodge No. 267, F. and a. NJ,
elect new officers this evening.
There will be service in the Episcopal
Church on Christmas morning
Supt. B. +. Jones will spend the holidays
at his home at Shreve, o.
The holiday excursions on the railroads
begin on Wednesday.
Seven DRINKS and disorderlies were run
in Saturday night.
The bottle works will close down Wed
nesday evening.
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cember 81 055S; January 81 05IS; Feb
ruary 81 0659al 069( closing at 81 06sS
March 81 073<; May 81 06SSal o.; July
81 0O2l. Rye, quiet and steady; western
TaSOc. Barley, easy and quiet; No.
Milwaukee S0aS2; ungraded western 75a
SEC. Corn, receipts 10000 bushels: ex-
ports 5000 bushels; sales, 10000 bushels
futures and $1,000 bushels spot; market
dull and weak; ungraded mixed 6la64c {;
December 62I4c; January GOS4aGlc, closing
at 60Sic; May COS. Oats, receipts q, 600
bushels; exports q, 900 bushels; sales g.
600 bushels futures and 5000 bushels
spot; market dull and easier; January
694c; May sic; spot No. . white soc:
mixed western IS; white do 50a56c; No. 9
Chicago 5Oasc. Hay quiet; shipping 45c:
good to choice 50a70c. Hops, steady and
quiet; common to choice 30ai0c Coffee,
steady, with little change in prices.
Sugar, steady and quiet. Molasses, quiet;
New Orleans common to fancy 3Oa40c.
Rice, quiet; domestic extra 6lS; Japan 55ta
o.; Cotton Seed Oil, quiet. Tallow, strong
and active; city 45Sc. Hides, dull and
weak; wet sailed New Orleans selected
i5a5O pounds 7aSc: Texas selected go :"
pounds 1aSc. R0sln, quiet; common 10
good 81 AZ. Turpentine, quiet at 3s1sc.
Eggs, steady; western 25a26c. Pork,
prime 50 lOa9 80. Cut Meats, quiet Lard,
weak and dull; western steam 81 10; Jan
uary Sc 10; February s. 40: April 81 %;
May 81 62. Butter, easy and quiet; west
ern dairy lla2lc; creamery 2la?9c. CheeSe,
quiet; Ohio fats Ga9l4c.
CHICAGO. December 20 - The wheat
naarhct opened tame and the acting III the
spirit which usually characterized bull
market The outside news regarding the
movement of wheat was in favor OF the
bears. The Farmers Alliance report de-
liveries increasing in the Northwest, and
from Kansas. The weather was damp and
drilling at st. Louis and threatening ram
throughout the winter wheat belt. The
ground is badly in need OF moisture ana the
above weather probabilities were another
argument used by the bears Corn was
dull and featureless all day. Oats, mod
crately active. There was fair trading IN
provisions and the days business was at
the expense of holders. Flour, steady;
spring patents 81 1Oa5 co. Wheat, cash
No. = spring 9l4c; No. spring SJa
Ssc; No. red 92i 4a93c; December 9la
92c. closing at ~ &c; January 9ll4a2c,
closing at 9l9tc; May 90 ash O05s closing
at 81 10. Corn, cash No. ., 52c; Dc
cember 52a52l &C. closing ut SIC; January
81 a5l e, closing at 5ll5c; May a.a5ic,
closing at 53S-c. oats, cash NO. ana
December 4lailllc, January 4ll9ai2c, clos
ing at 4ll(c; Mayi424ai5ltc, closing at
445Ec. Rye, No 2,61c Flax Seed, at 81 II.
Timothy Seed, at 81 10 Mess Pork. cash
s. 7ja7 81; December 81 15aS %, closing
at s. -; January 50 92isalO 20, closing at
g %; May $40 sail 22lE, closing at
$40 9sl<. Lard, cash 8 %; January s. -
a. So. closing at - -; February - 92l4;
Nav s. 35a6 -, closing at 81 311l. Bulk
Meats, short ribs, cash 81 s5a4 80; January
s. 9Oa5 o., closing at 81 90; February
s. lOa5 90, closing at s. 10; May s. 55a
) ~. closing at s. 57l5. Cut Meats, Shout
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with her who shared their mothers Pc
cullarlties. One of them ! remember
distictly, who was known as Peggy
Stewart, and the other cannot recall.
Whether either of the ladies was subse-
quently Mrs. Parnell l do not know,
but it would not surprise me, as any of
the family would be liable to indulge in
the eccentricitieS which have occasioned
so much remark Of late.
Mrs. Commodore Stewart, as the
memory of her comes back to me, while
not recluse, seems to have had but
few associates. They, Mrs. Stewart
and her daughters, would take their
daily walks, but always alone. do
not remember ever to have seen them
together or with anyone. Mrs. Stewart
was supposed to be wealthy, but made
no display of 1t.
The story OF her separation from the
Commodore is almost legendary, coming
as ii does from the long past, but as
told me in my boyhood | have never
forgotten il. 1t was customary at one
time in the navy for officers of certain
grade TO take their families with them
on the long cruises which sailing YES
sells had to undertake, and Mrs. Stew
art accompanied the Commodore to the
Mediterranean station. While at Naples
revolutionary disturbance occurred,
and one of the leaders of the revolt
sought shelter among the vessels in the
harbor, and eventually reached the
United States ship commanded by Com
modore Stewart, where, appealing to
the sympathy of Mrs. Stewart, he was
Secreted in the ship.
The ship sailed soon after, and when
some distance from Naples Mrs. Stew
art informed the Commodore of the
presence of this person on the ship. The
Commodore at once returned to Naples
and delivered the fugitive to the author
tiles, and, as was told, put Mrs. Stew
art on vessel sailing for America, and
never saw her again.
There was good deal of kindly SYM
pathy for her here, for no one even Ques-
toned the purity of her motives, and her
friends said it was the harsh treatment
of the Commodore which produced in
her the strange after-life she led.
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furniture u,o Carpets.

New YORK, December 20.-Pig iron NOM
inal; SIC GOALS co.
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ders a 25a4 35; short clear s. 10.
20. Whisky, at 81 IA. Others unchanged
Receipts-Fleur, 27,000 barrels; wheat
$1,000 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels; oats
l56, 900 bushels: rye, 1900 bushels; bar
ley, $1,000 bushels. Shipments-Flour
81, 900 barrels; wheat, 81, 900 bushels; corn
l02. 900 bushels; oats, 229, 200 bushels; rye
1900 bushels; barley. $1,000 bushels.
PHILADELPHIA, december 20.-Flour
quiet Wheat, No. 2 red December q
a99ilc; January 99l%casl co; February
81 0lI6al or; March 81 03I4al o.. Corn
steady; No. . mixed December and Jan.
uary 575Sc; February 5ssla59c; March
$3.50. Oats, quiet; No. white Deem
Der and January 49Ia50lsc; February
503%a5lc; March 5lsic. Eggs, dull and
weak; Pennsylvania frsts 25c. Receipts
Flour, l 600 barrels; corn, 1000 BUSH
els; oats, 800 bushels. Shipments
Wheat, 500 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels
oats, 5000 bushels.
BALTIMORE. MD., December 20.-Wheat,
western steady; No. winter red spot and
December 974a97lSc; January 9Sa9Sl4 &c;
May 81 04az. Corn, western steady; mixed
spot and year 512.a5sc; January 575Ic;
May 57s4a5sc. Oats, slow Rye, dull and
nominal. Hay, quiet. Provisions, quiet.
Butter, hrm. Eggs, quiet; strictly fresh
at pa &c. Others unchanged. Receipts
Flour, 1900 barrels; wheat, 600 bush
els; corn, 1900 bushels; oats, 5000 bush
els. Shipments-Flour, 5000 barrels;
wheat, 1000 bushels
CINCINNATI, ONO, December 20.-Cot-
ton, easier; middling 9l4c. Flour dull.
Wheat, easy and dull; No. > red 99c; re-
ceipts 1900 bushels; shipments, $500 bush
els. Corn, steady; No. . mixed 524c.
Oats, dull; No. . mixed 46c Rye, dull
at 14c. Pork, easier. Lard, firm at s. GO.
Bulk Meats and Bacon, quiet. Whisky,
quiet atsl IA. Butter, Sugar, and Cheese,
steady. Eggs, easier at 20a2lc.
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PROCTOR.

PRoCroR, W. Va, December 2O.-The
big snow now covers the ground ON bot
tom lands 70 a depth Of one foot, wnile on
the hills IL is reported as being taree 70
foor feet deep where It has not drifted,
while the snow drifts range from nve 10
fifteen feet deep One Of our largest
farmers. Mr.. Meshach Yobo, has not been
able 70 find his hogs or SheeP since Tue
NV fen and ne fears they viii be lost, as
he is unable TO find them 10 feed. 1t IS a
much deeper snow than the big snow OF
1884, which caused the big flood along THIS
valley.
There are some families who are very
poor living here. and VINO are suffering
from cold on account Of not being able 10
get wood while the snow is so deep.
The health Of the community is bad az
this time. Mrs Walter Moore is confined
10 her room with pneumonia, but is i'm
proving.
Miss Lizzie Egerter, Of your city, is here
on 4 visit 10 Mr.. Michael Moore's family.
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young men were playing With powder
in VIM. Jones' saloon, at Hamlin, Lin.
coin county, an explosion occurred
which burned Frank Jones face TO a
crisp, and blinded both liseyes.
Mr.. Krebs, OF Writ cointy, is modest
in his demands. He ASH SlO,O dam
ages from Sheriff Buckly and Consta.
BILE Beckwith for false hrrest and I'M
priSonment. Before halding over this
amount they will to hearlwhat the jury
has to say about it.
A shocking accident occurred on the
railroad extension near Alton. Two
men named Graves and Mcintosh, en-
ployes of the road, wereon a box car
and as the train ran, wee brushed oil
by an overhanging limb of tree.
Graves fell across the raj and sustained
injuries from which he Ged next day.
Mcintosh will recover.
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WASHINGTON. PA.

| WASHINGTON, PA, December 2O.-The
|G A. X. musicale benefit at the Opera
I House last night was well attended and
proved to be indeed musical treat. Among
those who took part in the entertainment
was Miss Name Hamilton. Miss Hamil-
/ ton is a graduate OF Mt. dc Chantal, near
I Wheeling, and has attained rare proficiency
with the violin Her violin solos were the
features of the. evening. The singing OF
Mrs. r. +. Aches0n was received with
high appreciation.
Owing 70 the RsriciC and Examiners war
upon the immoral shows that have been
PLAYING at the Opera House, the Black
Crook will not exhibit as arranged.
Miss Rose Lemoyne has returned from u
visit TO Chicago.
Miss Cora Hawley, of Wheeling Island,
is the guest Of Mrs. y. o. Blair, Of West
Wheeling street
Miss Jennie Allen. Of the Washington
Female Seminary, left yesterday for
Wheeling. where She will spend the holi-
DAYS with friends
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, December 2O.-Cattie, receipts
1000 head; market steady 10 firm; prime
Christmas steers on sale; common TO good
steers 81 00a4 95; stockers 81 50a2 80.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head; shipments
1900 head; market strong and higher;
8 95; light s. 40a3 30.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head: shipments,
800 head; ma rket slower; natives - GOA
5 90: Westerns s. 05a4 30; Texans 50 20;
lambs, s. 00a5 80.
East LIBERTY, Pa, December Coat
tie. receipts LBS head; shipments ,OsO
head; nothing doing; all through consign-
ments.
Hogs-Receipts l,SO0 head; shipments
2. 200 head market firm; Philadelphias s. 90
az GO; mixed s. 40a3 30: heavy Workers
50 aOa3 40; light Workers 8 l5aS %; pigs
- 5Oa3 90.
Sheep-Receipts 600 head; shipments
1909 head; market dull at Yesterdays
prices.
CIxcIxSATI, o, December 20.-Hogs;
in good demand and higher: common and
light 3 GOa3 -; packing and butchers s329
AZ So receipts, 1900 head; shipments. $500
head
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Commissioners Sale.

Abraham \. Huss In the CircuI. Co9t'
vs.. OF Ohlo Nouh'!
Rachel Altman and othersl West Virginia.
IN CHASCERY.
Nv virtue Of the authority vested in NJ by a
decree entered IN the above entitled cause on
the 18th day Of November 1890, We VIII sell, ~
public auction, IL the front door OF Ia" CouT'
House OF Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, THE 9th DAY OF DECEM'
BIER, lS.e,
commencing mt 10 o'clock .. m. the following
described real estate, (ds - whole or III parcels
as shall be- most advantageous, towii: a
parcel Of ground situate on the east side ol
Main street in Centre Wheeling. known and
designated ON the plat Of the city OF Wheeling
as lot No. 73. the same being VI feet IN ifont ana
1872 feet in depth
TERMS or SALE-Onc-third Of the purchas,
money and as much more ~ the purchaser
NAV elect TO pay in cash, aud the residue IN 1--WE
equal annual payments with interest rom the
day Of sale. payable annually. the purchaser
giving his notes for the deferred payments and
the title TO BE- retained until the payment o
the purchase money in full.
Wv JOHN j. JACOB,
!. +. JONES.
Special Commissioners.
hereby certify that the above named specia
commissioners have given bond rs required b.
law and the said decree. -
JOHN ". MITCHELL.
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Ahxice tn Ninfhers.

Mrs. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used by millions of mothers for child
rem teething for over fifty years with per
feet success. 1t relieves the little sufferer
at once, produces natural quiet sleep by
freeing the child from pain, and the little
cherub awakes rs bright as button" i
isvery pleasant to taste, soothes the child
softens the gums, allays pain, relieves WIND
regulates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhGa, whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
cants a hottie
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HE EiILL'1EESSif ii STOCKS AND LOANS
nr0pCE OTTE & CO..

Real Estate Bought, Sold and Loans Negotiated.
Special Attention Given to Collection OF Rent>.
We offer the following valuable property Tor
sale:
Three Building Lots, iJ0xl0o. corner Forty
fourth and Jacob streets, VIII be- sold by hall or
ull lots VIII BE- sold cheap.
Two.story Frame House, new, four rooms
lot o5yiOO. No. 3sl9 Wood street \ bargain.
Building Lot 5OxlCO, corner Ihir'y'hih'n ana
NcColloch streets. Cheap.
No. $500 Eod street. Brick House, six rooms
lot lnONiOO Best location In the Eighth ward.
Address, or call on GEO. ;. OTIE - CO,
det3snt TN rh-sb City Building.