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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-06-12
KILLED.

Mrs. f. Penncr.
4 child of Mrs. Chaplin.
A son of j. \. Brumsey.
Three children of John Shaw's family.
WOUNDED.
DR.. Moore.
j. \. Cook.
Mrs. Thomas.
Willie Heath.
Nellie Dorsey.
Willie Chaplin.
Mrs. +. Chaplin.
Mrs. VI. Williams.
=. NJ. and ID. Colby
Mrs. Charles Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller
j. y. Brumsey, broken arm.
Mrs. j. 4. Brumsey and two daugh-
ters.
The wife and family of Mr.. Shaw.
Alexander Miller and his entire fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Babcock and their
three children.
An emigrant, unknown, who was
taken up and dashed against an eleva-
tors side; he will die.
MISSING.
Mr.. Shaw, father of John Shaw.
The Prussian settlement out west of
Bradshaw is also destroyed
The physicians state that a number
of those injured will not live The
prairie around is strewn with dead hogs
and stock.
Governor Thayer has ordered Com
pany A of the State troops to Brad
shaw, where it will remain on duty till
order is restored
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-06-12

The negro will never amount to
any thing SO long as he is treated as
''the ward Of the Nation" and it is en-
couraging to find that he is beginning
to understand this--N. Y. Evening
Post
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-06-12

When the boy who hates arithmetic
fails to get his lesson, it makes him
hate it all the more to have his teacher
make an example of him. -Somerville
Journal.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-06-12

Som thing the French Have Been Doing
Tor Thirty Years and Have a Perfect
Right to Do Under Treaty Stipulations
Naval Matters.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by Il sick child suffering and
crying with pain ofcutting teeth2 II go,
send at once and get a bottle OF MRs.
WlSsLow's Soothing SYRUP FOR Gull
DREN TEErnISa. Its value ia incalcula-
bic. 1t will relieve the poor little sui fer
er Immediately. Depend upon it, moth
ers, there is no mistake about it. It
cures dysentcry and diarrhea, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, soltens tho gums, reduces inHam.
nation, and gives tone and energy to
the whole system. Mrs. WlSsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH.
ING is pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription ofone Of the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and ia Tor sale by all drug.
gists throughout the world. Price q
cents bottle. Mwraw
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Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

A manufacturing site. fronting 22l feet on
Warren street and Ell feet OIL Wetzcl street.
l5D Aclc Farm, one mile lron frecport station.
Harrison county, ohio Biick house, rooms
and hall l.ArSD orciInrl. fruits OF all kinds
Nnrn 40 by co feet. Corn cribs and othtr out
buildings. $40 per ncrc.
70 atres, 6ne.hali cleared, s,5 per acre.
l.D IL, res three miles from Frccport. Frnmc
dwelling. good barn nnd stable, and fruit CT all
kiuds sSi yer acre.
No. lsy south Penn street, 6 rooms. pavement
wash housc and coal house. loo grape vines.
Ground % by TO feet
Lot southwest corner Of Ohio and Huron
streets 50 fee, on Ohio and 70 feet on huron, SIS
No. $751; tnApfiue street.
No. 1910 thHpl!nc street. -
5roon!cd trrme cottage, Park street, Mounds.
vilIe Camp ground.
IL acres OF hillside land In Eighth ward, val
Ned NJ 500 per acre.
No. 1857 Market street. ground a halfiot. Price
$50.
No. 81 and Sc Twenty sixth street. Both houses
for 1850. Is
No. &y6, 2a1s and 23;o Main street.
No. liz and Ia Seventeenth street,
No. l0.5 McC0lloch street -s .tsE 80
20 ll.5 Eof street. hall lot. -
Corner lot, east side south Front street.
Gh1i,c OF lots iu Fair GROUND property, Wells.
burg, ". M .E7
80 ae:e Farm at Glenn's RIM.
Properly suitable for Il hotel on Main street.
Residence, oueQuarter mile cast OF Trsadel'
phla, with . acres 0! land, u. &C., s.
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Illustrated -imtFita".
The failure OF our commercial relations
with Brazil is not due to any narrow
conscrvativism in that country. North
American ideas are fully appreciated
among our Spanish and Portuguese
neighbors, as il proved by the large
amount OF spurious American goods sent
from Germany to Brazil and the Plate.
Even the English dentists call themselves
North Americanos. Inc immigrant
from Italy, from Germany and from
France, imagines he has come to coun-
try called America, OF which New York
is the capital. South Americans build
their constitutions on ours. They
preach American liberty and take very
good care to practire it. They have i'm
ported the cocktail, and in Brazil are
very fond Of game they call "pauyiok.
err In the Plate, the common school
system OF tho United States has been
adopted, and SCHOOL marms" arc teach
ing the young Argentine idea how to
shoot. And yet, paradox though it may
appear, there are no people in the civil
lied world who know and care less about
the United States than the South Amer.
leans. Take up South American pa.
per-and there ure some ably conducted
papers down there-you will find plenty
Of news from Europe-letters from
Paris. London, Berlin, Lisbon and
Madrid, but not word from the United
States. This is not the cause, but the
the result, OF the fsiiure'of our CONNER
cial relations.
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IRON AND WOOL.
hsadstrsat's Review OF the Coalition of

! Those Markets.
There is better feeling In western
and southern markets regarding the
future Of pix iron, aud quotations are
now firmly held. Stocks are declining,
and there Is a good prospect for an In.
creased output later IN the season. Pix
iron makers feel quite at ease over pres.
eas trade conditions and prospects. The
bar, plate, sheet, muck bar and wrought
iron Pipe mills throughout the country
arc busy, aud orders are flowing In at
full prices. Structural iron Ia In good
requeat, and mills everywhere over.sold
ut strong figures. Prices for Rteel rails
arc hardening. and an improved demand
Ia reported at Pennsylvania and weatern
mills. Bessemer pig Is tending up in
price, and this fact Is affecting steel rail
quotations. Bitiets aud slabs are under
more active inquiry. and buyers are slow
about placing fall orders, Throughou.
the West there Is an active demand for
agricultural implements md machinery,
aud manufacturers are now in the mar.
ket for the purpose OF covering their 70.
quirements for the next six months.
Nails arc moving with comparative free.
dom. Sheet iron Is very active, and
plates and tubes are wanted in large
quantities.
Copper has advanced further, and the
market is strong. Lake Superior ingot
has been quoted at l53dl6c, with casting
brands a. l4c. Consumption continues
as large as ever. The strength OF the
metnl Is fully reflected in the Boston
market for copper mining shares, where
speculative activity Is pronounced.
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SeCretnrY SeMnrsl,n Enrcsirlit,

Ncp Urs SHn. .TI D
The glory Of this gifted and magnani-
NOUS statesman is that, beyond all the
other men OF his tipe, or any other time,
he foresaw the future OF the American
Nation and did not fear to map it out,
and to lay broad the foundations for the
continental power whose development
lie perceived to be as inevitable rs it
must be magnificent. 1t was Seward
who bought Alaska; it was Seward who
made the treaty for the possession OF the
Danish West midas. lie planted tho
flag in that immense territory Of the
north and to plant it in the central
stronghold Of tho Antilles. In the first
effort Congress went with him, and it
was successful. In the second Congress
WIS not willing 10 joiu, and it failed.
But the failure Mr.. Seward would never
regard as final; nor do thinking Amer.
leans now regard it as tinal. Seward
was the prophet Of a manifest destiny
and Of continental power whose ulti.
mate advent in the politics Of the world
will yield blessings to humanity and
bring peace to mankind. '-t
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\ Scrap OF Paper Saves Her Life,

1t was just an ordinary scrap OF wrap
ping paper, but it saved her life. She
was in the lust stages Of consumption,
told by physicians that she was incura
bic and could live only short time
she weighed less than seventy pounds.
On piece Of wrapping paper she read Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery, and rot o
sample bottle; it helped her, she bought
q large bottle, it helped ker more, bought
another and grew better fast, continued
its use and is now strong, healthy, rosy,
plump, weighing Ito pounds. For fuller
particulars send stamp to W. II. Cole,
Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles OF
this wonderful Discovery Free at Logan
Drug Co.'S drug store. i
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|0h1O RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
- 1nbto taking effect November d. lSs1
r TsssscnSeF trains will run as iollows-tenlrsl
t i,me; AZ trains daily except those marked
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Ubr Sntrlliecurrr.
FASHIONS Fol. MEN.

Said tho sun TO the stanl.up collar
witt" audit wittcJ. r.
The midget scarf pins, too, seem tc
have entirely gone out Of fashion.
During the summer rs ut any other
time, gloves. must be worn by the men
with evening dress. The prevalent
idea Is a delicate pearl shade with heavy
white cotd.like Druid embroidered upon
the backs. ...-[I,-- 80
The metal headed canes seem 10 tend
IN their decoration 10 repousse work In
silver, or tracing Of tho silver in cratic
destgns Upon the natural wood sticks,
Some very unique results are obtained
| by the latter method.
A new kink Is to have the buttons of
tue waistcoat match the shirt studs, A
very chaste effect Is obtained when
whlle eAameled studs are worn la The
full dress shirt by having tho waistcoat
bnttonsnlso in similar while cnameled
pattern.
During this intermediate season OF
cool weather, gloves have been Worn by
the votaries swaggerlom ell promen.
ade. The correct walking glove ut this
season appears to DO an undressed kid
OF tan shade with self.colored wide braid
upon the back.
This seems 10 DO somewhat cxpcn.
sive fad at tho first glance, but the clean.
ing establishments have now mastered
the att to the extent OF not only REM.
waiting Kid gloves, but also Kidding them
OF the Objectionable benzne odor that
WIS the advance guard and sigma, that
this junction Of economy had been per.
petfated.
There has been recently put upon
the market fiew standing collar, made
especially to be worn with full dress, II
is but little over IN inch In height at
the back, but rises pesceptibly higher
in front. The style is straight up, the
ends almost meeting in front. The i'm.
preston created is OF an appropriately
formal character.
The gold scarfpin ia in comport with
tho best taste nowadays. Inknot or ball
designs it Is most distinyie and effect
i've. There is being urged by some OF
the jcwelmongers an idea of utilizing the
high.coiotcd precious stones like emer. |
alds, rubies, sapphires, topaz and anne.
thysts for scarfpins, tut such Il display
would never receive the countenance Of
refined taste.
The introduction OF the .urn.lown col. |
ar with full dress will he more general
this summer. The ntyliytt influx and |
influence will create Il more marked !
feeling for comfort in warm weather,
and although the s,and.up collar is pre-.
emlnently en- rcg'c for full dress, there
will be many that will yield n point in
style for the solacc that the turn down
collar will impart. Moreover, straight
up collara are difficult to keep straight
in warm weather.
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through tickets, and baggage checked To a,
points; For 5stes and other Information sddre ~
% XII h koEINs9 n 9; :. F.ftersburs.
J. Q. T0MLIEsoN. =, H.. %bee, girsp4 " ".
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No man is qualified for Il shepherd
who is not gentle in all his ways-a gen.
s!eman, remarks Galen Wilson, ia New
York Tribune. : Some are born Sheep
men, some acquire skill in handling
sheep; others are poison 10 the race.
Grain. producing farms grow poorer
every year; sheep farms increase in fer.
,ihty. The sheep crop suffers less by
drouth than any other, animal or veg.
etable. Breeding for the most wool 10
light carcasses is poor policy-there is
no reason for sacrificing fleece qualities
in carcass Improvement. One cross upon
pure Merino ewes by compact-bolied.
close-wooled rams is usually OF adyaut.
age, hut cross upon cross will deteriorate
the flock. ~ y
A good constitution combined with
mutton and wool qualities makes the
perfect sheep. The breed that can give
best return for care and feed Is the
proper breed to keep, and expe rience
proves The Merino to DO tho winner in
the race for money. The foot disease
does not originate on high, dry ground,
and animals affected with il recover
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES removed from low
to high land: Sheep moved from The
limestone soil of,the North to the sands
Of the South generally Idle acclimatins. !"
/ 4
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4 SpripE Medicine.

Tho druggists claim that people call
daily for the new cure for constipation
and sick headache, discovered by DR..
Sllas Lane while in the Rocky Mount.
aims. 1t is said 10 be Oregon grape root
ia great remedy in the far West for those
complaints), combined with simple
herbs, and is made for use by pouring
onboiling water to draw out the strength.
1t sells at 90 cents package, and is
called Lanes Family Medicine. D&w.l
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Had Mrs. II. A. Gardner, OF Yistula,
Ind, lived two thousand years ago she
would have been thought to be pos
sessed by evil spirits. She was subject
to nervous prostration, headaches, dlzzi-
ness, backache, palpitation and forty to
fifty apasr'sa day. Though having been
treated by eight physicians for years
without success. she was permanently
cured by one bottle Of DR.. Miles Resto-
rative Nervine. A trial bottle of this
new and wonderful medicine, and fine.
ly illustrated treatise free at The Logan
Drug Co.'s Drug Store, who recommends
anu Euarauteeslt. MwF4w-l
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Everybody Knows

That at this season the blood Is filled
with impurities, the accumulation Of
months OF close confinement in poorly
ventilated stores, workshops and tene.
menis. All these impurities and every
trace OF scrofula, salt rheum, or other
disease may be expelled by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the best blood pur.
itler ever produced. 1t is the only med.
icine Of which 100 doses one dollar" is
trnp o
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Petroleum.

New York, June 1l-Petrolcum onenca n,
S9c for spot and 90hc for July. Alter slisht
decline In the carly trading tho market turned
IND advanced steadily. until the close, which was
atm; spot ss5sc and July 9OKc Stock TX.
ssih.anee; Opening at soc; highest S9,Sc; lowest
PITTSBURGH. Pa, June ls.-petroleum oncrca
ut 9oAc: highest 500: lowest St.Ic: CLOSED nj
N2Sc. Enns 60. 20 barrels: runs Is Die barrels.
shipments loss barrels. Shipments 70, 05y bar.
rev; charters 1885 barrels: ccGrnuccs o0 bar.
~ on CITY, Pa. June A.-Petrolcum opened A,
sales $500 barrels; runs 81 T3O barrels. hin.
ments '9'oo' barrels; charters s43.5 barrels. '
BRADFORD. Pa, June u petroleum., anenea
a. a.. we; lowest S9l.c; highest 9Oic; closed at
9Qsc; clearances A7s.OOO bnrrcls - ~
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A nox Of Ayers Pills has saved many
q fit OF sickness. When q remedy does
not happen to be within reach, people
are liable to neglect alisht ailments and,
oil course, il serious illness follows they
have to suffer the consequences. "a
stitch in time saves nine" paw
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE,

Five roon.cd housc, q North Broadway.
This property on northeast corner Of Maryland
and Huron streets, lot 5Oxl3!, on which there Is
%sona nix roomed cottage and three 1oomed
house in 1rnr, with enough vacant Esouna ioF
nUn 0th,r hoU.r II will VA, Spcr GGnt rs 4 Is.
prire. II sold within tho next tel. days, s3,GD. :,
rour lss, chance 10 buy II lot on North Front
street. lot SUxiOo, s., $50 cash. I.
Fight Koomcd dwelling. ll6 South rem
''s NJ Eo1mc1 dwelling. with largo lot, ~
Twenty ninth street, for 81 ,l2a. :, ~ q.
Xix rooincd house l22 Zsac street, 5000
yargans in building lo.a. Il. 49, -, A,,,,
iiNt1en farm, Ohio river bottom. R6ovo ;h,S wv
sn,er marx, rho very best land. Goot l.pprove'
,nents. VsIlr0nd station on the place. w
miles from il!s city. NJ acres. Price aaoe
per acIo. cM,ru taiy5
Real Estate Accnt and Broker,
$50. = - i.sAl Main street
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IN Observation-Disclosures OHIO
l. COUNTY, wEir Virginia.
Sun,a Leu sce,Cy \

oEcar stclcy mud Others
Take ncticG INA. the dep0slt!Ons OF Thoma,
rogue. john 81. KNy. ". q. Williams, Rankin
u. Jones md others will DO taken at the Inv
0aiCe Of Rankin y; Jones. rooms n and Is. Pike,
sthte"i ohio, on the Sth day 81 July. A. b. 1890
between thu hours Of . o'clock il. IN. and
a'tlscS p. M, 10 be te,h IN evidence Ia The
hbUyu named cause On behalf OF said plaintiff
Aud. II, from any cause. the taking Of Maid dcpo
ht,iaHs shah not be commenced, or being eaf,
mcucrd, ,hall no, he com leted on that day, The
takln. OF the same Will So nd iourned from time
to ttnc Hhttl the sane shall be completed,
NINA LEE SEELEY, plRintltl,
ny W. J. ". Co"DkS, his Attorney.
II 0tcnr 't,icy G. ". .tG6righ and ". Il. Forster
hftmiGn.. ic2x
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a Prominent sIlni,i.r writes.

Alter ten years Of great suffering from
indigestion with great nervous prostra.
ton, biliousness, disordered kidneys
and constipation, l have been cured by
Ut. Aiozley's Lemon Elixir aud mn now
well man. Rev. G. @. DAVIS,
Ed. NJ. Z. Church South,
THds No. % Tatnall st., Atlanta, Ga.
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Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy, is a
positive specific for all forms OF the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and Ptotruding Piles. Price Soc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. DIV
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Harry (who is seriously affected by
smokipg-"You don't realize how sick
| am. Arthur say, old man-if any
thing thould happen-don't tell 'em
'twas-only cigarette-say I-drank
myself to death, won't your
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LEMON ELIXIR,
A pIcnSant Ie,,,n nrl,,.

" AAchHNut Lemon Drlnk. W.
For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir. ~ i
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir. l. - !.
Lemon Elixir. y
For sleeplessness and nervousness,
take Lemon Elixir. 2.
For loss Of appetite and debility, take
For fesy,e!rs, chills and malaria, take
Dr.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not
fail you in any OF the above named dis.
eases, all Of which arise from torpid or
diseased liver, stomach, kidneys or bow.
lanta, Ga. p, 7-,l-I'~-
SOC and 81 90 per bottle, ut druggists.
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THERE ia no comfort, night or day,
Z When teeth arc suffering from decay,
And oh! tho pain that VIC shall feel,
s When bitter hours AT last reveal, y r :
That all our woe came grim aud gauut
Prom our NEGLECT OF SozopoSI, l,',.T
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1--we SfHCt

CHICAGO, Juno Il. Cattle-Reccints nm
head; thipmcuts - head; market s,crdy.
beeyes 81 Coat %: stockers aud feeders 81 Il
AZ 30: cows, bulls and mixed 81 5ot1 30: Ter
ans {! 25'2ao liogs-Rcccipts 1870 head;
market All slow =. md 5a!Oc lower: mixed S, 10a
s. lOa3 So; Sheep-ReceipIs 500 head: shin
ments 500 head; market slow; natives 81 iuu
100: western 81 Gas 80; Texans 50 aiai 10;
lambs S. 0Oi6 90,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features of tho Money and Btoca
..F Markets..

Aho Features OF tho money hhd btdCb
Markets.
NV foRK, June li.--Measy on cali easy
with no lohus; closed offered at 8 per cent
l'rlme mercantile paper easier nj Sal per cent
stefli ling exchange quiet but steady at u aAi 81.
Sales q ,5G2 shnrcs.
Thera was sea,cely any stock market to-day,
while tho fluctuations were strictly up on par
ny with tho trading. In no stocs but Sugar was
there aus real i!aeiHat!9H, and ihst was spry
moderate for that stock. The holiness was most
Intense from the start and prices M uSunl began
~, utter sales stSi,,i but In nothing else was
there movement worthy Of notice.
Railroad tdnds duii. aaies, s3tP.00. "a
Government aud State bonds dun anu firm.
BONDS AND st0cK ouoTATioSs-CLOsED Bin.
y. s.ts reg,....-,...l?l loho 4 mississippi. an
Y. =. Is C0uponS...i2! do preiotrrd.,.,... ~ :
y. y. T. w feg......-i01 Oregon lMpr'yemt iolL
U. y, 4Lxs cOup0h..l0J IOrcgon Navn"....l0tM
Pacific Is Of '9j.....iiJ Oregon Trans........ ip
Adams Expsess.....ii8 Pacific Mall .......... 4S1s
American Exprcss..lit Pittsburgh tS
Canada pactc."... NJ Pullman PaIAcc...."2t
Sanhda southefu... n.'s tendttf g..,;.'"..." tbA
Chesapeake \ Ohio l.. l. San Ftau-.. 80
do first preferred. g. ISL Pattf.."............. 10
do second pret'd. 43h do preterrcd......l?Oh
Chi. bur. l. Quincy. II Cyst. Paul 4 Omaha. 33lS
Dol. Il HuusOn......16snt do preferred. ..... W
Dol, Lack 4 Mest-.l4h1 Tenn. Coal 4 lron.. Lp,Ss
Denver i X. G...... ~ Texas Pacltc...... -
Etto............,... 27tdUnion FaciGc....... C6ts
Fort Wayne ."....l57 U. 4. Express..-..... nv
Illinois Central. lI6klW., 81. L. & P......., l2E
Kansas GTexhs... II I do preierrcd....... ~.
Lake ..il2HIWcllk.fargo Ex.....,lt5
Louisville & Nash syEIweS,ern Union, ,,,,, sIgs
Memphis Chhs... % Am. Cotton OLE. 3UE
Michigan Central log Colorado Coal....,,.. b2i.
Missouri Pncihc...- IS Iron Silyer...........cOO
Nashville & CHAT LOB iQuicksllyey".....,.,S
Newjcrtey Central..l2bl do prcictred..... ~
Norfolk & W.prei'd " lsuiro................, B
Northern pacllc.... 371. RiChm'd & ". PIT, ?SX
DO preferred. .. &5. Atchlsoii. ............. Il
Mort Chicago Gas...,,,., bt
do prclerrcd-..-li5 Lead Trust..........., ~
New York Central. - Sugar. ,,,,, ssh
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Executors Sale,
ENECUrORS SALE.
oS SATURDAY, JUNE q, 1890,
Loyal Notices.
INTilE CIRCUIT COURTFOROHIO
/ COUNTY, WEST Virginia.
Sumu Lee suelry


vs.. In Cbn NOW
Oscar s. rlcy md Others,
Thse notice TINT tho dispositions OF Nutna Lee
Ser', Oscar seeley, IT,. d. A. signr and others
Will he taken II TIC law oill"n u Foster & Metz,
In kMNk lin. 81. Maty's pnrish, or county, in lhs
sMtcOI L,DiSlann. On the 18Th Oar oiJnne. 4, Is.
lSAh between tho hours Of y o'clock n, nj, and o
o'clock y. NJ. to 10 read IN evidence In thu
S1ayE nailci cause on behalf O! said FiaiatiK.
And, i, from any cause. the taking Of the said
GrpnstiOns shall not be commenced, or being
mtarnG"dl Ehall no. be esin ble,ed oil that DIV
thu taking OF tho same win Ge adjourned from
time Ia tlIG until the tnmc shalt be q JulpIet0d.
NUMA Ike sEELEf, PiatntiK.
Bv ". J. ". C,wkES. his Attorney.
IT, O"ur Srly, q. ". seGbrigh. aud ". H. Forster.
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