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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-02

FORTUNE, not to say the loudest blast
OF tho trump OF fame, awaits. the man or
woman who shall invent genuine fly
discourger. Bald.headed men would
gladly pay double price for It.
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Proposals..
pECRUITING RENDEZVOUS q.

PECRUlTING RENDEZVOUS U. S.
LIZ Army. No. 1919 Market Street, Wheeling,
". Va. June IS. lsy0 Sealed proposals. IN
Iiplcate. subject to the usual conditions, wilt
be received nj the rendezvous until II O'Clock
then opened. for furnishing cooked
IatlonS' In such quantities as may be necessary
for the subsistence Of the recruiting party nj
this station for the remainder Of the iscal year
be furnished at places Objectionable for recruits
viii not be considered. Full Information will
be furnished upon application 10 this Iepdez.
vous,, The Government reserves the right 10
reject any or all proposals. Envelopes contain.
Ing proposals should be marked "Propota's for
cootcd ratious." and addressed to GREHORY
BANETT. Captain Tenth Infantry. 4. o. j.31
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More Enrth,,uakc sl,ocI,s.

SANTA Rosa, CAL, July 1.-Three
shocks Of earthquake were.ielt here yes
terday. They were not SO severe as
those OF Sunday,
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WHEELING, JULY ., 1890.

REcirE for cooling beverages "A
good conscience and n palm.leaf fan,
equal proportions. "
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WANTED-G EN- ERAL STATE
W. Agent 10 open office headquarters In
some principal city. assumG exclusive control OF
our business and appoint local aud sub agents
In every city In this Stat: goods we'll known,
net profit OF 80 to lCO Ter cent Address with
credentials, THE UNION COMPANY, 7lt Broad.
way, y. Y. 'IaIE 2ah'N.Rl,' .1.'5 2 je31
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ENERAL7 AGENTS MAKE FROM
General Notices.

A SSIGNEE'S NOTlCE.-ALL PER.
~ SONS indebted TO shaIIcr, Noble 4 Co,
viii save costs and trouble by calling nj my
office and pay Ing promptly. 1hGSn having any
CLAIMS against the firm Of 'hairer, Noble Il Co,
will prrscut them 10 me properly certified for
settlement! ',Hta X II. GlILE~rT,
80 Assignee Of sHAlRtR, EobLE & co.
Of,lcc No. 1878 Chanlinc street. los
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Spend Your Fourth at I'll. seasl,ore.

The B. 4 0. excursion on the 3rd OF
July to Atlantic City ia the correct
thing. Round trip good 10 days only
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-07-02

Atlantic City Excursion ara.
via the B. 4 o., July. 3rd. Round trip
$40, good 10 days. 1915
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VALUABLE OIL LAND FOR SALE.
Y one hundred acres OF oil land III Tyler
county, West Virginia. for sale. three QuArt;fs Of
mi 10 from ohio river. Lies betaeGn two oil
wells, one half mile from ono, three IN lies from
the other tn this land Is A well roo fees ocep.
with tools fast III the hoe Free, ttsnld ut once
1850 Inquire Of q. ". SroCKlSG, listers.
vile, ". Va. yl
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PERSONS going out OF tbs city for either
long or .ho,t periods, can have tho INTEL
LIGESCEK forwarded to their address at
tn. ra,a OF Us cents per month-postnIe
ur,nDII,
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PEDMAN & co,
TOR AN INVESTMENT.

TOR AN INVESTMENT,
\. WE OFFER FOR SALE;
Thirty five acre garden inrm, on the hill ton
III this? u,T's 10! N''' ''o'
:. brick residence. % rooms. natural gas CRATES
throughout the house. > ncIes Of ground, one
Store building aud town hall ut Elm Grove,
We Will sell this Oh easy terms nd At u low price
a three story brick with store rooms, c,c.. 10.
gether with The business. fixtures, etc, also
frame building 10 rooms on same LOT, 5uxIaO
cor. !hlrtieth and Chapline Streets 10 ouur
this for ashort tilno only. 0rf'','
"A tluc 90 acre ia-m ~ miles from Tho city.
cheap and much cheaper than you expect,
Frame dwelling No. l2s sixtct nth street, and
lot a5xl?0. stable on alley. This is a lnc piece
Of property and Will sell In SHIRT time : 49,
le.O q. ~. &. A. SC!lAERER & co,
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NOTICE.
N Office.

N or1oh ~.
All persons indebted 10 Geo. ". Hess as agent
for Louis Dali by reason Of the business carried
on Uy him Gtl1l5 Jacob street, viii Call and
settle their accounts with Herman Hess & Co
who arc authorized 10 receive aud receipt for The
80" lf.E U LOUIS BALL.
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OF CITY PROPERTY.
Mary f. Lane, ct al, ! ''
- W., 'sF In Charrnrv W

~ = AAsSA A<AS - '...N
Mary f. Lane, al, ! Z.
- vs., 90 In Cha.cnrv " g.
Mary Morrey, ct al. f""NN ri -.5
BY virtue OF decree In the above entitled cause
made BY Tbs. Circuit. Cour, OF Ohio county, or,
the ?5th day OF JuAc. 1880, We shull, as com.
missloners appointed thr,ehy, proceed 10 sell at
public auction, Al the north front door OF HE
Court House OF Ohio county on =
WEDNESDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF JULY, 1892,
tho following Parcels Of real estate, situate In
the city Of Wheeling, and OF which john Morrcy
died sczed:' '''s=15r lst'.i' ',IiI -. -
Thewes. half Of LOT No. q, In ". W, sh,iyer,,
addition to said city on Fifteenth street; on This
half lot Is erected large two story brick dwell.
Ing; Fart Of tho fractional lot No. i In square NJ
In Cuhrchill addition No. . 10 said CITY: said
part having u front Of 80 feet, more or less on
the west side Of McColloch street and is feet.
more or less. on the east side OF alley -: on
this part OF said lot arc two mo dwellings: and
also LOT No. b In Thomas Omen addition 10 tho
town Of LaGsangc, now part Of said city, =
TERMS OF SALE:-One third, and as much
mnre rs the purchaser may elect, In CASH, and
the residue In two equal pay ments In II and "a
months from the day OF sale, the credit install.
ment, to bear interest from the day OF sale, The
commissioners taking from the purchaser notes
with good personal security for tho deferred
payments and the title TO be retained until Ina
further order OF the court ~ sT.II71 - -,
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FOE SALE, 5
- lots near centre OF city, between Twenty.
second aud Twenty third Streets Price sta 10
si9o ehch Most OF the above lots Arr 90 b ltu feet
: toomed house, with !argu lot aca. Cu!d.
wells Kun, SIoO. III - ~ O" ''
with two lots tn same, 81 eco =
roomed house OH Seventeenth street. $50,
roomel hou.e OH WnGd 81, Sixth ward, o. COO,
roomed house, Market st.. Fifth ward, $500,
roomed house, Fifth ward, $500,
Lists OH Island SEQ TO $3.50 each
3rooned hou.c. First ward, lot G0xle0, snon.
70 acres. four miles from city, three houses on
sane, with tandst"Me quarry opened, cement
Stone, limestone, good quality and coal. Terms
Farm OF 50 acres, In splendid condition, good
Aye roonicd house on same, nine miles from
clty; ), NESElIT. Jr,,
: 1eli ~ l1.9 Anrket street,
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yNANTED-STATE AGENT FOR
tHithc Canadian Flo Ptnoi Roof Paint
Twelve years In usc In Canada. No coal tar,
hard as slate. Now IN uso here, and Hapy other
Stats.. A perion with koma capital can have
permanent and profitable basIncs. u. BELL,
Pitsbnrsh, Pa jy9
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cost willing Congressman d cent 70
cat Dundee dinner, Dundee 10 very
earnest in missionary work vol this
character.
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STOCKS, BONDS AND REAL ES.
~ TATE FOR SALE. l ~ -

STOCKS, BONDS AND REAL Es.
~ TATE FOR SALE. p =
X. STOCKS AND EoSDs.
% shares Belmont Mil Co,
% shares Hobbs GlnsS Company. ~ =
W hhares Wheeling lion and Nail COMPANY,
u shares Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Co,
LOCO City Bond. Ak. 1881. 10 81. s'9
20 shares LaEclle Iron Works.
l-r5- EfrtfNl REAL ESTATE.
Tho south one.half OF lot IS on North Main
street, oppositcC C. Hess The Leighton Residence
on Chap.ine street. Lots /, . and 3 North Front
street, Gilchrist's addition. ChRp!no rtrcct
building lot. Hou.cs Nos. $40, G.I and Sg3 North
Main street. Two ~ one acre lots ct Leather.
WOOD. House and lot, 43l3 jacob street,
THOMAS O'BRIES,'
Secretary ". 7. & T. Co.. Real Estate and Stock
Broker. Otliec, Room !. Reilly Building, Mar.
ket street. Telephone hGy. 'iciD
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TOR RENT CHEAp-FoUR COT.
T. TAGE.. fully furnished: at Mountain Lake
Park, MD. Apply to STuNE& THOMAS, Wheel
ing, ". Va, or joins N. DAVIS, Oakland. Nd.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-21
New York Bazaar
BUTLER, PA.
Annexation Bargains.

Although we have to-day
the largest store in Butler, we
find it too small to accommo-
date all our customers. There
fore we have rented the store
room now occupied by Miss
NJ ii. Gilkey being next door
to the Bazaar, and only par
tition wall between them.
These two stores will be aneX-
ed by an arch, carpenters and
decorators will soon be at work
to complete the annexation,
which must be done by April
l, when we take possession.
The New York Bazaar will be
one OF the finest Dry Goods
Stores in Western Penn'a.,
having Il frontage Of As feet
and 60 feet depth. and will be
filled with the choicest goods
the market can afford.
We are selling our present
stock at a big reduction. Come
and see the bargains,
NEW YORK BAZAAR,
60 ). Main ST., Butler, Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-21
DEATHS

GERSTN ER-At the home Of Jacob Kra-
mer, in Clearield Twp, Friday, March
II, 1890, Mrs. Mary Catharine Gcrstner,
aged 50 years.
PEFFER-On March 9TH, 1890, Frederick
PETER, Of Lancaster Twp, aged 80 years,
months and Is days.
He was born in Dettingen, Kingdom OF
Wurtem burg, Germany, and came 10 this
country in 1916. He leaves children, II
grand children, II great grand children
and one gisteF.-Nci0S.
HARBISON-ln Jefferson Twp, Friday,
Feb. 2s, 1890, Margaret HARRISON, aged
about 30 years.
Dear aunt, thou hast left vs..
Gone to heaven there 10 dwell,
With the angels lowering around thee,
In that land where all il joy.
Brother and sisters cease your mourning,
She IL happy with the blest,
Shining angels bore her upward,
TO that happy land of rest.
EDITH.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-21
Fra n kiln Twp, No. 3.

This school. known az Mile Run, closed
the winter term, Thursday, March ID. The
day was very wet and dreary, as had been
the two or three preceding days, yet all
but four Of the scholars were present, and
they were detained by unavoidable circnm-
stances.
The forenoon was spent in the usual ex-
ercises, and the "long hour" at noon was
good naturedly passed by the boys and
girls IN playing all kinds Of harmless, in
door games. The scholars were very friend
ly towards one another, and entered into
their sport with unusual fcryor and interest.
thinking that that group Of merry faces
might possibly never meet together again
in the same happy relation. The last day
Of every term Of school always brings
thought for reflection, almost bordering on
sadncss. The last day is generally
separation day for some boys and girls who
have lived happily together IA one family,
for months. and the thought that these
happy days and pleasant times are sudden
ly " come to an end, is ruiIicicnt excuse
Tor solemn thoughts and reluctant fare
wells.
After the pupils were "tircd Of play"
the remainder oil the afternoon was spent
in singing recitations and speech making
by the visitors.
The percent Of attendance for the term
is 90, notwithstanding the continued in
clemency Of the weather and the preva.
lencc Of the influenza.
John Ray ana Myrtle Wciglc missed no
days Of the term.
Daniel Dunn, Willie and Edwin Necly,
Frank McKinnis, Howard Shannon. How
ard West, Howard and John Ray, Chattie
~ 40 II ata la
LOttie Ray, Belle Hays, Anna Shannon,
Zclla McKinnis, Amy Neely and Matte
English missed no days the last month.
Visitors not previously reported: W. q.
Russell. Co. Sup't, Lizzlc Sickle, Rev.
Ray, Charles Neely, Edward Sickle and
VIM McKinnis.
We are very thankful to the visitors for
their friendly calls and words Of cheer.
The spring term will begin Monday,
April T.
In closing, wish 10 extend my sincere
thanks 10 the scholars for the kind treat
mcnt that received from them, and TO the
parents for their united help and support,
and 10 the directors for their indulgence
and suggestions. g. 7. W, Teacher.
SENATOR MITCHELL, Of Oregon, formerly
Of this county, recently delivered very
able argument in the United States Senate
on bill introduced by him, providing for
the "frec coinage Of silver" The object of
the bill ia - make and kesp the silver
dollar OF onr country Of equal value in all
respects to that of the gold dollar. In
other words, the bill requires silver dollar
to be Of the same intrinsic value as q gold
one, and, considering the great amount Of
silver produced in our country, this would
seem not only just and reasonable but
actually necessary.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-21
ASSlGNEE'S SALE.

To all Whom Il may concerHi
Notice Is hereby given that |, A. V. GrOssnan,
assignee for the benefit OF creditors or Henry
Dllimau, VIII expose 70 public sale on the pre-
mIscs In Brady twp. utter CO., Pa, on Thurs
day the 10th day OF March 1890. at O'Clock J..
NJ the following real estate. tO-wt n lot OF
ground IN said twp. ad ming lands Of &. 3. Dill
liman, Daniel McDeYltt and Otnc'A containing
acrcsTa lot OF land m same Twp. adjoining
lands OF kessiah Cooycrt, DaAiel McDevitt and
others. containing acre; with small granary
thereon n lot OF land III same Twp. adjoining
lands OF lhO8. McNecs and others. containing
acres, more or less; lot Of land In same Twp.
adjoining lands Of T.. g. CluttOn. w. q. Hahn
and others containing acres more or lesf.
The above mentioned tracts Of land being clear
ed, under fence ana ia good state Of OfculLivatiOn:
Terms Of BALE All sales OF 800 and under. cash
ana all sales exceeding 5lOO-Onc nall cash and
balance In one year secured by interest bear
Ing bond aud mortgage with attorneys com
mission OF per cent. sales VIII De adjourned
for want OF Auinccnt bids.
A. v GHOssMAE. Assignee.
West Liberty, Butler Co. Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-21

THE magnificent property OF the Ursu'
line Convent in Pittsburg ia to be sold by
auction The Vatican decided that the
sisters, who were dcposed by the local
bishop, hould be paid $50, 900, but they
contend that the 'unearncd increment
belongs TO them aud not 10 the church, and
they have accordingly determined TO Sellit'
IA the property il easily worth s4OO, 900,
their determination is not unnatural.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-21
Not Taxable.

Judge Pershing, of Schuylkin county,
has inst made decision in regard TO the
taxation of bank -hares in the hands of
individuals, which is of general interest.
He continued an injunction restraining
borough officials from collecting county,
school and borough taxes on bank stocks.
the conclusions arrived at being as follows:
First. that the act of June l, 1889, repealed
prior legisl alton for the taxation OF the
shares owned By individuals in national
banks, or in banks of saving institutions
Incorporated by the State; and, second
the Miners National Bank and the Penn
svlrania National Bank having, IN com
uliance with the assessments made by the
financial officers of the State, paid into the
State Treasury the full amount of taxes
demanded by the act Of 1889, the stock
holders are severally discharged from the
liability to pay in addition the taxes speci-
fed in the bill Of complaint
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-21
A Happy Wedding.

At noon on Tuesday March 4, n large
gathering OF friends were present at the
residence Of Mrs. Margaret Moore, Cherry
VALLEY, Butler county, to witness the
marriage Of her daughter Miss Ella y.
Moore, TO Mr.. Blair Carnahan. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Il. II. Hood,
brother.in.law Of the bride. The con
tracing parties tripped to the altar keep
ing step TO the molodious sound Of
"Loyell's Grand March" played by one Of
the guests, after which the company re
iul dinner awaited them. Quite n number
Of both useful and ornamental giits wer0
received by the bride. At four o'clock the
guests departed, wishing the happy couple
long, happy and prosperous voyage
through lifc.-Tarcntum Sun.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-21
Notice..

Notice IS hereby given ~ the members OF tue
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF
Hann,h5tOwn ana vicinity that on February lat
1900, the yOtcs on the gas question were count
ed by the appointed committee. ana the result
30 votes Of a majority against gas In lnsur-
ed buildings, and Ia consequence OF the above
result the Directors oi the company, at their
meeting on Saturday, February sth. 1890 an
uulled and made void Article Is. Section q In
the bylaws or the Constitution, unanimously,
and substituted In the place Of the annulled ar
Licle the following article, VIZ :.
II n loss Is occaSioued by the use or gas or oil
for fuel In dwelling houses or other buildings
the insured fOrfeit5 his or her insurance.
Further II was adopted by a unanimous vote
OF the Board to insure haystacks, the same as
hay In buildings, wherever the hay may be.
either on the premie5 Of the Insured or other
placeb.
The Board Of Directors hereby notifies all
the members Of the company insured using gas
AT present 10 inform the undersigned Secreta-
~ at once.
by order Ol the President.
HENRY HECK. Secretary.
DELAEo, February 3, 1880
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-21
Is. & b..
The New Spring Assortments
are now all in.

1t is a great pleasure to us to offer
this seasons productions, because
they are the most elegant and satii-
factory for the prices We have ever
seen
Our Mail Order Department win
cheerfully submit samples by mail,
and your order will be filled at the
lowest prices aud as satisfactorily as
though you were here to do your
shopping in person. Have you tried
il?
Special mention is made of a few
items only.
A very large assortment of All
Wool Imported Suitings, SO to 40
inches in width, in large assortment
OF stripes, plaids and mixtures, at so
cents. This is the most comprehen-
sive offering of 80 cent Dress Goods
ever made by any mercantile house.
loo pieces 40 inch Imported Plaids,
40 cents.
Also, at 80 cents, large assortment
OF All Wool, so inch Scotch Cheviots.
New and stylish Cloth Bourettes,
SO inches wide, at so cents.
A rs cent otfering-the most for
the money ever offered-Imported
Tailor Suitings, in large variety Of
stylish stripes, SO inches wide, elegant
quality.
At 33 cents, SO inch Wool Suit
ings, new stripes aud plaids
500 pieces extra fine Satines, 15
cents. % cent quality
New Zephyr Ginghams, l5c, zoe,
25c.
AndersOn's Ginghams, 40c, 45c.
Challis-largest variety in all
qualities up to the Imported All
Wool Goods at so cents.
Our Large Spring and Summer
FASHION JOURNAL AND CATALOGUE
will be ready April l. 1t costs
nothing but your name on q postal
card to get it.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1890-03-21
Not; ce in Partition.

IN partition OF the real estate OF anthony
Goldinger. decd o. c. No. :. March T, lSsS.
orphans Court Of Butler Co, Pa
whereas. the said Anthony GoldInger died
inteState, seized OF the following real estate,
to-wtt: situate in Parker Twp, Butler Co. j.,
bounded ana described as IOiIoWs: ON the north
by lands o. Harry II. ana Curtis Il. Ward, on
the south by lands of Washington Campbell, on
the east by lands OF Ell Ii. and Robt W. shake
ley, and on the west by lands OF Mon OIL Com
pany and W. L. Sedgwlck, containing one hun
Cred acres, more or less for the partition and
division OF which to and among the heirs and
parties ln,srested. proceedings nave Deen IN
sIltuted asShe above number ana term upon
the petition OF Mona Cress, bearing date March
4, 1889, which said proceedings have been duly
prosecuted 70 an Inquest or partition and report
thereof made 10 March tenn lsyJ, which said
report was nled IN said proceedings, February
l2 1880, setting forth that the above land cannot
be parted ana divided without prejudice to, or
spelling the whole, and valulng and appraising
the same at $50 per acre 20 which said report
no exceptions have been filed or OOJectl0n
made; whereupon the said Court on motion OF
,. l.. BoWser, atty, IN the estate, uld on The
l9th OF March, 1890, confirm said report OF in
quest and grant a rule On the parties Interested
10 come into Court and accept or refuse the
premises at the appraised value thereon or show
cause why the same should not be sold, return
able Aprli II, lsSo; notice on the a. Isl lent
lication In the Butler CITIZEN, according 10 rule
OF Court.
BUTLER COUNTY, S.
To Oliver {. Redic High Sheriff or Butler Co,
Pa greeting; We command you 10 make
known TO Jacob Goldinger, OF Armstrong Co.,
Pa NlneYah GOlGinger. whereabouts unknown:
Elizabeth Goldinger, james c. Goldinger and
Mona CreSs, petitioners Of Butler Co, Pa. ana
Robert I. Goldinger and William ID. Goldinger'
formerly OF Butler Co, whereabouts now IN
known, the contents of the foregoing proceed
ings, order ana rule of Court, ana cite them TO
be and appear at an Orphans Court, TO oe held
OF Butler, Butler Co, Pa, on the llth day OF
April. 1890 then and there TO accept or refuse
the premises at the appraised value thereof or
show cause. II any they may have, why they
should not De sold according TO law.
witness the Hon. Aaron L. II azen, President
Judge OF our said Court, at Butler, this lsth day
OF March, a. D., 1880.
REUEEN MCELvAIS, Clerk