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To Compete with ,l.s standard Monopol,

To Compete with t,e standard Monopoly.
Oil ~prcGrclrs vii! wcl1omc the CON
petitor CT the Standard which ID said 10
be about to cn;cr the fold iullarmea
with ample capital. 1t i, Il OF the
commercial wouacra OF the day that cap.
itai. al sburdanca of which is seeking
employment in the basis OF small re.
turns, has not appreciated the opening
offered by the relations Of the Standard
to tho oil business.
The Standard has endeavored 10 con.
vince the business world that lis auc.
cess is the result Of exceptionally brainy
business methods. The fact is that the
Standard lsil the foundation Of its enor.
nous success in 10 coriup. conspiracy
with the railroads. 1t did not require a
hatiul Of brains to rake in the rebates
and otherwise to profit by tho exccp-
tionai advantages which teil TO the
Standard in the deal. The interstate
commerce law places MI shippers on M
equality, 60 that tho Standard can no
longer prof! by the old time disctimina.
ton.
The Standard is what it is to-day part.
" because OF the start it has Of all com.
petitors and partly because so many PEG.
ple are afraid OF It. A concern backed
by ample capital and managed by bust.
nees men Of average capacity need not
stand in awe Of the Standard. Moreover
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-04

Fourth District Republicans have done
well to renominate Congressman G. B.
Smith. Capt. Smith made u splendid
and successful fight against Judge Jack.
sou, by no means Il weak man. Since
he has been admitted to his seat he has
served his constituents faithfully. He
deserved this manifestation OF tbs con.
Glence OF his party.
Nobody doubted that he could have a
denomination. The only question was
whether he would consent to run
again. Republicans outside Of the dis
srict as well as those in it will rejoice
tha. he is Tin it" again and in to win.
Mr.. Capehart will have, to do a great
deal OF hustling to have a chance to
reach the goal.
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A dispatch from Baltimore to the New
York Tribune says: President Davis, oil
the West Virginia Central Railway Com.
pany, and other capitalists interested in
the Washington &Cumberland railroad,
propose to begin the construction OF the
line as soon as possible, having been de-
layed awaiting the action OF the courts
in the receivership OF the Chesapeake 4
Ohio canal, along which the company
propoae to construct the new railroad.
Tho close connection Of the banking
house Of John A. Hambleton & Co., OF
Baltimore, with the enterprise and their
long.standing interest in the Western
Maryland make it probable that the
Washington 4 Cumberland railroad will
only come down the canal 10 a point
above the Point Of Rocks and then
crots the country for a connection
with the Western Maryland railroad.
The new road will DO a strong rival OF
the Baltimore & Ohio in the coal trade.
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E.J. CHESEf 4 CO.; Toledo, o. :
sa"Sold by Druggists, 75c. Daw
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Hatfield. Mccoy Feuh Endcd,

Huntington TiaGs.
The famous Hatfield. Mccoy ieud is at
al end. After partaking in the bloody
butchcry Of al! the men they could kill,
after living rs outlaws, with prlces en-
their heads, def?ing arrest and courling
meetings with their enemies, after see.
ing their young men shot down, their
old ones murdered, with no good &C.
complished, they have at last agreed on
either side TO let the matter rest. Two
men were seen on III streets yesterday,
converting together in 4 friendly man.
ner and together taking in tho eishta OF
our city. One WIS 4 brother.iu-law OF
the old man Mccoy, the other a son.in-
law OF Ansc Hatfield. They spoke
freely of the famous ieud, and Bnid that
by common consent it would be allowed
10 cease. Eolh the parties have gone
back to work and are living honest lives
without troubling about each other.
West Virginia and Kentucky may both
ut tho termination Of the teud
and may hope that their annals may
again be stained with q similar
occurrence,
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Tho Campaign In Pennsylvania.

The Democrats OF Pennsylvania arc to
have the ac,ivc assistance OF an indie.
pendent Republican State Committee
whose chairman, George L. Mapes,
formerly Of vcnargo county, now OF
Philadelphia, Is n politician oil expert
ence and skill. This Independent Re-
publican COMMITTEES 10 composed OF men
who desire 1t distinctly Understood that
they ure fighting as Republicans who
desire TO save the State in 1902 by elect.
ing n Democrat Governor in 1890.
They point 10 tho methods OF Quay
and Cameron 40 destructive OF the
party's vitality, and they ask whether II
Is not better to take medicine than to
die of disease. At tho back Of the com
mittec Is a largo element Of Republicans.
The plan Of campaign 10 to run no indie
pendent nominee, but to make every
dissenting vote tell by polling it for the
Democratic nominee.
While this movement is going on,
seemingly gathering force, there arc
Democrats who say that nothing can in
duce them to support Fatt!son, the Dem
o:ratic nominee. 1t must be confessed.
however, that there Is in the Democratic
ranks 10 such revolt as there ID in tue
Republican. There 10 no Independent
Democratic State Committee in the field
-Rmocrats rarely carry their dissent
that far. There are no prominent and
influential Democrats ready to give time
and moneyso tho ieleat OF their parly's
nominee.
The situation for the Republican nom
inec Ia e~erioua, though Delamater'B de
feat is rs yet by no means assured
Thousands OF Republicans who do moi
approve the methods by which he wat
nominated, and who would be glad te
rebuke Quay, are not willing to seek sat
~isiaction through the delcat OF the Re
publican nominee for Governor. The
campaign in Pennsylvania will lose mont
OF It's interest as 1t grows older.
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ME. CLAnKsoS, who has just retired
from IN office which afforded him Il good
point Of observation, says that the Pres.
ident "is willing to Turn bis attention 10
the strengthening Of the party lines
where they are veal; or waver:ng, but
lie il Handicapped by q weak or inditIes.
cnt Cabinet in political matters" 1t has
been evident that somebody WAS hold
liz back. Possibly Mr.. Clarksou offers
tie explanation. "Up. guards, and at
'em."
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me leeds Of intermittent aud bilious rcinn!,ten.
'eVef terminate and bcsr evil fruit, No com.
munl'y has altogether escaped 1t. In populas
wards Of large cities bad sewage causes 1t, and
In their suburbs s'ssuau, pools In sunkcn lots
o'e'd 1t. There Is at once Il remedy and II
means Of prevention. Its name Is IIos,e,,c,'s
stomach h!sters, which Is without peradven.
tnre. the most potent antiIo,e III existence In
the i~aa!arlRl. virus. Fortified with inis incom.
parable, saving specific. miasmstic Influences
may DO encountered with absolute %iinpunI,y,
Dt.orutrs OF tho stomach. liver and bowels, b..
cause. succnm6 10 tho bent liccut corrective
nsmS!, aud rheumatic, kidney and bladder
trololts arc surely honorable BY It's use whsu ii
ID SivGu 4 persistent trial, 1900
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soMEingerious person has been coloniz.
ipy two or three OF theBouthern counties
Of this State with English and Scotch set.
Tiers under the patronage OF Sir John
Macdonald and other well known Can
adiars. The pretty scheme, OF which
MI West Virginia was ignorant, is
knocked out Of shape by advices from
Canada. All the santo West Virginia is
an invi!ing tie~ld-to-thc ecttler who
desires 10 set his stakes for today and
the days to Gene.
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Ex.SESAron THOMAS G. pLArr, OF
New York, declares in Il letter to Secre-
tary Blaine that he docs not desire and
would not accept public preferment oil
any kind. This should be a great relief
to the Mugwump prcss OF New York,
which has been kept awake Of nights by
yisions Of Plat tTyipgto get back to the
United States SENATE.
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WHATEVER else tho Emperor OF Ger
many may accomplish or fail to accom-
pl;sh, he in.cnds to have I'll army that
will move as q machine when he presses
the button. The other day, finding a
gentry unattended by a bugler, he dis
missed the colonel Of tho regiment.
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It would come at q time when rioducets
who own themselves would be only too
ylad 10 piye i, n cordial welcome.
West Virginia has every reason to
wish well any enterprise that will make
lie bow with lair promise Of iair Gompe.
,i,ion. Whether the capital be Eugliab,
American, Dutch or Danish will make
no difference. Competition Is the thing
thu. ia needed. The sooner 1t comeathc
hpttar.
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Loose's Red Clover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
at'pations. 25c. per boz, s boxes Tor 81.
For aale by Logan Drag Company. DIV
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MARRIED..

HEiTZ-FNLEr-At the residence Of the bride,
At Wheeling, ". Va, September $, ls9,. by
Rev. Dr. Cunningham. AEnkEw RKrT2 10
MARGARET A.. ExLEy, both OF Wheeling, ".
Va. No CARDS.
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Accounted For.


1Nt EDVtE.
Living in The country now?"
"Yes,"
"Don't you miss the noise and hustle
the city,"
"No. l have two children.
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Liberal C0uetR.


7H Epoch.
Fret Criminal-Courts ia mighty un-
reasonable.
Second Criminal-Yes I always found
'em open ter conviction.
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A Brutal lsetort.

The Epoch.
"a Portuguese provc.b aezerts that q
con.ented ass enjoys long life"
you ought to be able to get good in-
surance rates on that principle"
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STATE OF ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO

LUCAS County, 50.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that be
is the senior partner Of the firm OF +. J.
CHENEY 4 Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County and State aiore.
SAID, and that said firm will pay the su,n
OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor each and
every case OF CATAEEu that cannot DO
cured by the use Of HALLS CArAnEl1
Cure. FRANK J.. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me aud subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day OF December,
a. D. 1856.
"sr,,O a.. W. GLEASON,
(-J Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and ac!s directly on the blood and muc.
GUS surfaces OF tho system. Send for
testimonials, free.
FL. CHENEY 4 Co.; Toledo, 0.
sa"sold by Druggists, 75c. Daw
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"The I.adiea' Victor has arrived, and
will open il school. Ladies' Claes
now forming. Call and join. Al! vel
come. EDw. L. ROSE & Co.
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SOME Of the Vermont Republicans
must have been OF fishing on election
day.
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WHAT steam is to the engine, Hoods
is TO the body, producing
power aud furnishing mental
IL
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II you intend erecting n Monument,
Vault, Marker or memor;a! OF any kind,
and want irst.class work and low prices,
call at Office Of L. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1905 Market street.
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Parkcsb II !&ntiHd.
The Wheeling 1SrELLGEScEg is aged
80 years, and it is Eli.
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%BrEcnAa's PILLS cure Sick.Hcad.
ache. j
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Executors Sale.
.N a-. EtCCQlOT SdIG,
ENECUTOR'S SALE OF
Valuable Ohio CountyReal Estate

Ey virtue OF the authority vested In nc by tho
VIII OF Edward hay, deceased, now on record II,
INC Clerks office OF the County Court OF Ohio
county, West Virginia. / VIII otter at pubiic
sale; on the premises, situated on Battle nun
!oad, one and one.hali miles north OF toIut
aniis station, on tho Wheeling, Pittsburgh K
Eai!imote railroad, in Liberty district, Ohio
county, W. Va, on INV
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER lG. 1890.
commencing a. 10 o'clock n. H., a tract a., land
containing one hundred md ii!ty.one acres. W
iocs anu thiIty.six pcfchcs, more or less, This
DelNg what Is known Us the home farm Of I'd.
ward Hay, deceased.
ING iarm Is situated on q good stoned roe1.
within one mad one hall miles OF tho National
ing. The farm Is we'll waicrcd aud one OF tho
mus! productive in the peigh0ollood, nuu viii
purchasers, ''> ""'
TEAMS OF SALE-Two thousand dollars of tho
purchase money ana AS much mole rs the mir.
GahseI may elect TO pay IN cash on day OF sale,
Ihs remainder In four equal nDnuai payments,
WIN interest from date, iay able Annually. Thc
uttered payments 10 be occurred byR decd OF
tIus! on the property.
40, W.. NJ. DUNLAP.
H.-,.1w Executor.
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WHEELING, SEPTEMBER 4. 1890.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
YdR IuDGE or the COURT oY AFPXAiP,
HON. +. NJ. REYNOLDS.
OF Mineral County.
TOR CuSGgESs.
Second Ditrid-GEohGE II. liAR&oS.
OF Grant County.
Fourth Dhtnct-CliAELES II. SMITH,
o! Wood County.
ron CLERK 0PTHS COUNTY corh7t
RICHARD ROBERTSON.
rog CLERK or TIE CIRCUIT COURT,
8. L. BalCE.
TOR noUsE OF DELEGATES.
". II. IIEARSE,
DAEL. MAXWELL,
CHARLES MoNHlNGsTAR,
JOHN CUMMfSs.
Election, Tuesday, Eoyembert
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The wise actor does not attempt to
give the whole show-hc is satisfied to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-24
c.rcur Nv Tile WICK OF TINE

,,o.tv Young Italian woman stepped hurriedly OF
I'D, a.. .urf,ce car about O'Clock last his"1' d.
n nth.,t. in great agitation, man ioi'"'N - -,
49,. AIR her up the avenue There was Sole''L'
,,.t "a. apreirlnca Of the couple IAat a''r''"u VI"
r,., , tb. Jefferson Marlet squad, VINO s'ood
,,,c together at the They followed the nA1
,1 woman. IN a nash the man pulled out o o,,ao.'
b.a.trg revolver end. m"tterng something ~ I1.iI,
- ,,r, IN shoot the woman, when the oAceiN |'usN'
~ ~ .n, p,r. Of tine. The couple were taken !"
M - ,r. street station, when 1t was found the man va,
Ni.a,lo MarsheIo tventy-siX years DID, oil no D''
..n5,ye a driver Tor Uric light company iD-
,,ora, vas bis wife losa. from whom ne wa, Se s
W. a. ,l a., iduc. her to return to live with him. ana
" -.,c...frl She sald-as we'll as she coud' IA
,, ltaan-hst her husband treated her orutAy, on'
.lo. 10 have him brought up at Essex Market |'1i'
,,'l. ,,or9ioc She was led as witness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-24

ment OF April IS TO he maintained, n maintained ST
all, by Russia, FOR whose and for whose ad-
vantage IL was particularly designed.
Mr.. Ba NJ as) refers to Lord SaiSbury's s.a ement
that political events in the United states had caused
an interruption Of negotiations. and not Canadian
objection AID closes the vOluminous spondence
as follows
| justified in assuming that Lord salisbury
cannot rccur 10 the remark OF Nr. Phelps a. Of
the for breaking OF the negotiation, because
the negotiation IN actual progress for moe than
four months after the remark made, and Mr..
Phelps himself took large part in it, Upon this recital
of fact, unable 20 recall or In any way TO qualify
the statement which made IN my note OF June TO
the Ciact that Lord salisbury abruptly closed the
negotiation because the Canadian Government OBJ
jected and that ne assigned no other reason what
ever Lord salisbury expresses the belief that even
If The view have taken of these transactions Do
acs.ata they would bear out tho argument when
I found upon them. The argument to which Lord
salisbury rcfcs is, presume, the rsnioh tran,
winch / made by direction NJ the President against
DC change of policy by Her Malesys G9yernme tS
without notice ana ag5inst the wish OF me 1nlte1
etat-> The nte.p sition Of the wishes OF brush
Province against the conclusion OF convention De-
tween two nations, which, according 10 Mr. fleips.
Mad been virtually agreed upon except as 10 detali1
WIS in the Presidents belief grave lnlusuce 70 me
Government Of the United states.
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UH1T 1THLETES ARE DOING.

Tho eo,crnors Of the Manhattan Athletic Club VIII
1 meeting tonight at clubhouse for the reception
Of new men 5crs and for the TRANSACTION oil general pu'
Tho cricket eleven Of the NewJersey Athletic CluO
and tie staten Island cricket team VIII pi'' Sn .N'
,,,o a, Bayonno X j.. the Avenue grounds tod'y.
,rio couutu, schuetl u Corps Of Broo%iyn VIII hoIa
a., .ynh annual shooting festival at Cypress Hi Park
20 dag. - ~, .,h,s,,. c,un
tn, annual regatta Of the New.York Ath-ete CLlo
Will take place Iravcrs Island Oh S1'UIu'9' A ~
test, VIII he Tor members oaIy.
Inc orange AtA.etic CuD viii OPEN It's ne" gIouhaN
q, tr,,,.,, sat.on Last Orange about AUGUST J. 4h'
eound, az. tcing put 10 hhe shape ana Will " ''
10 tle club. 49,, ,
-~ dat, n the t,--, race between the Hudson ana
,s,,d Crows mas not been settled yet, DIT IL VIII
ur,ta.v take place after the Maae St'Os hs''i'
In . l. aeue championship series Of CRICKET ms'eh'',
,, v.,.Y,.., and Manhsstans seem to have the hI''
TO-, h,,, tam, while second place is 70 be fought for
90 .t ,,s COUNTY the NeT-Jel5ey ana the Oosi0f"''N"
mon The B,cfjIds are dropping behind
sooa MANI Ncw-5erssy Athletic Club men nave
o,, / t.a Fort hamilton cricket cub, ana II pO'"''
i,,. o.. O. On. best el3yens on Long Is'ahu' -.
,,,+lr,s nave lccn sent 70 the secIeN'rleS VI '"s
different athletic cubs by the Amateur AN',~ T''on
warning them not compete IN the games u N' '''
Cl.y Amateur Lllgue Al august .. ,,.h ,,,u
TN, annual regatta OF the Nonparel hoNns N'-0 WIN
no hid d., the Harlem River on August -
TN. benefit TO waiter q. Hescman taxes pace d. 'H'
Criterion Theatre, B.ooSiyn, This eSehhs .,. ,ros,,
r,. American At.i.u. Club will hold thelr i0u'een.i
ANNA. c,fAc, 30 tao!r grounds, one'hiiiu4e
ATHEIST ana I.a..road.aye, Oh August d
NEW PRIZES OF TIE NEWBuEG AfhLEIIC 'L' ..
%,,,;.rr-. y w. July % C>pec,al-Ihe Ne"0afs
,II .i.c Clb hl, received more money for p1zeS "F
u,r 1850 day,' summer rowing regatta tha' Vi'S a."
ucpafcd. aud there Ill. in consequence po H'.'
and m re on.cie, shan were at hrst intended
....ars, Committee, President John l. tlmlOcH'
..ir1,sn VII receive entries up % aHd lheiudhs
Wednesday. Au-u.t g. The metropolitan Rowing OIuo
or Ncu-loq,, and other Harlem River o'Ismeh aTe
,>t.ctcd to be in the regatta which takes pace Oh
r,G,y and saturday, August and .. Tie Donosn4'
broher- Elmer o.mp on, OF tue "m"'er H'i'i. .'
| 80 md o.bers e1uai!y a, we'll known
81, II pcrtcpate Tine races on me his' Gay M.H 70
l,r done Gos.iu- bOa,, lass to ~ u.ltg. ts
80, u..lt,. lu We-nt AID not more I1ih t"chS 80
I'm ,li., IL 20 bt under 100 pounds ia vi ~
M not over twenty feet Ions me sfc0!' "a ,npIy
G.'.[d ,o pglo boats. abe same conditions ~ dPl,
~ IN line d9ul,,. The first prlze III each 'Ia'' VIII
! Ice valued at 80.
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ECZEMA
FROM
CHILDHOOD.

When an infant my body broke out all over with
eruption rash, which became more aggravated as
grew older. Every noted physician In our section was
tried OF consulted. When came of age 1 visited Ito,
meI, bat benefited. When nil things Ind failed
determined y. =. - and in four months
tirely cnred The terrible Eczema all gone, not
sign left my general health built and have never
had any return OF the disease.
GEO. W. IRWIN. Irwin, Pa.
Trcai-e on Blood and skin Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, Ga.
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TIE UEATHER REPORT


TNNNT NoT TIDL y - " = a, A..
80. win .b,v,r, during the afternoon ar nIEh'
-, , soa,ncrn southcry winds stationary tempe
yo. Eastern New.York. Eastern Plnn'yslana, ea...
-, p.,var,. MARYLAND and Virginia showers 49,.
crl, OPP .ou:hery winds stationary temp ra'u''' 'N''
IN Maryland slightly cooler ,.-,..,,o, Flor.
,, I,u,.,n, and Eastern Texas, showers he@l' w.
touary temperature. ,.,, Yves.
,.,. we,t.,n New.York. western PcnnsyNaha - w..
VIRGINIA and Ohio. showers; slightly cooler " o,.rI
,v. YORK and the northern portion OF Western rc'.
rSr IN W.T. Virginia and the southern p0f-
tiors Of Western PcnnsyiYania and ONO
For indiana, Illinois ana Iowa IdlF.
rur Mich gan and Wisconsin ar MtaDhcI warmer in
crs in Lower Michigan nortnWtSl,,tttit .on,In
ttunrr Nichi1an and Northeastern Nlscon''"
t,r Tennessee and hcntu( ~, snow
Ior Minnesota Nebraska ana inc Dse Coiorado ta.rs
Itr Misoonr Arkansas, Kansas ana C0i'iS4'' 'A-
cooler, except IL Colorado
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-24
70 pryrvRrR THE BATTLE OF BULL Rry

nh. member, Of the list Regiment Ne'ers"
Ito, colonel Henry X. White conilah"'
.,r,.d Yesterday for Pleasure Bay n'A'
ron, l,r,nsh. y D. to celebrate the t"enty,n" "'.
alyrary OF the battle Of Bu Run A. a reg
W 90. dr. 20 respond the call Of the ''o'ef'ire".
"'' -, IN the ar.t iattic for the Union. Ih-y
aT rr - the hay from Lone Branch and honor
6,,, ot ,an.,a&e ard with appropriate y. Snes:
,ni."rf Martin. who commanded the regiment A. '"N'
,,u,. vtll he present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-24
TWO HORSES KILLED BY BEES.

team belonging to samuel Thompson OF s'e'o' ~
,.,r, rescued both received such severe stlnsf
. chow died 1hc cluse Of the accident was tha o''
NJ ,hc horses got blind stlssers and eoud H"' We WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-24
His flesh L. not soft

His flesh Is not soft a'd habby. Bat ha'd he Is q
solid little fellow and his rapid improvement Is great
surprise friends. commenced ~ use M,lm =
Food when he was Two days old Wfics a mother. II
your child II not thriving he will gain quickly II
you Meln's Food.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-24

Tribune oncc July a. a m- aoa ,0 w but
f''u co. humidity prevailed yesterday TINS n's ,
no' eN.',,' ,.,ed - &C 3 p. aad 80 at md"ea'
se"'s r, ranged between 63 and - degrees u'o
average U.s. md y lower than Tuesday .,. bs
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-24
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the dIusran hbsnr,ed at me United s.stes
Signal Service station errys Pharmacy. sun building
The sun., 1890-11-09
HOLIDAY GOODS.

(Base meut-%Take ElevatorJ
Our display Of Holiday Goods excels
in variety and richness any former ex-
hibit. All marked at our usual attrac-
tive prices.
ART POTTERY - Royal Worcester,
Carlsbad. Addcrley, Buda-Pesth. Old
Hall, Imperial Bonn, Roystrand.
Antique Oak, Flemish. Leeds, Lon
don Tower. Hungarian. &C..
LAMPS--Piano. Table, and Banquet
Lamps in Onyx, Copper. Wrought
Iron. Old Ivory, &C., with q rich
assortment OF Shades.
ONYX CABINETS, &c.-Magniffoent
display Of Mexican Onyx Cabinets,
Tables, Pedestals, &c.
CLOCKS--Immense variety of Clocks
OF foreign and domestic manufac-
ture. plain and ornamental. many
with Candelabra to match.
BRONZES - Large assortment OF
French and American Bronzes, Or
naments, &c.