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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-04
NRO. llUNGGRFORD.

A Sketch OF the Life aud Labors OF the
Writer of "Molly Dawn"
Here is a sketch Of Mira. Hungeriord,
the weli.kuown, or rather well-read,
author of "Molly Bawn," "Phyllis,"
GMrs. Geodrey" and others.
Mrs. Hungerford is Tiny woman,
slight and well proportioped, with large
hazel eyes, which sparkle with fun and
merriment, and are shaded by thick,
curly lashts, a small, determined mouth
and chin slightly npturned. Her hair
is fair brown color, little lighter
than the eyelashes, and is piled high on
her head, breaking away into natural
Curls upon her brow. 1t is, when look
ing 1t her, difficult TO realize that abe ia
the mother of six children, the Oldest
in her teens, and the youngest, "Master
Tom," six months old.
Mrs. Hungertord ia the daughter OF
the late Rev. Canon Hamilton, rector
and vicar choral Of st. Faughnan's Ca
.hedral, in Ross Carberry, county Cork,
one Of the Oldest churches In Ireland.
The family are very old, very dIstin-
guished and came over from Scotland TO
Ireland in the reign Of James l. Most
OF her family are in the army, but OF lit
erary talent 1t has little to boast as she
will tell you.
Mrs. Hungerford has written twenty
seven novels, besides uncounted articles
for home and American magazines.
Mrs. Hungerford married first when
very young, but her husband died in
less than six years, leaving her with
three little girls. In 1883 she married
Mr.. Henry Hungerlord. He is also
Irish. He was at the same school with
Rider Haggard, who was q quiet, shy
schoolboY.
Mrs. Hungetford's chief joy, outside o
her literary work and her babies, is hel
gardening, in which she Is nothing les
than genius. She seldom leaves hel
pretty Irish home. What, with her in
cessant literary work, her manifold do
nestle occupations aud the cares Of hel
large family, she cannot often be in
duced to quit what she calls ian out
and.out country life"
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Our life is made up OF mistakes, and
the greatest one ever made was in not
using Loose's Extract Red Glover long
ago. l suffered two years, scarcely
knowing we'll day, with rheumatism
and indigestion; had arrived at the con
clusion that was nothing but a trial to
myself and friends. ! commenced TAX
ing your fluid extract Of Red Clover; In
fact, arrived at the point where l would
take anything anyone recommended.
Saw your ad and thought ! would try a
little newspaper Recommendation on
my own hook. Like all other remedies,
the first bottle seemed to do me good.
But unlike all other remedies, discov-
cred no bad effects from taking it. lam
now on my thirteenth bottle, and,
though perfectly well, go on the suppo-
sition that II little does me so much
good will keep 1t up. Very truly yours,
]. A. EBEIINd,
LAtonia, Ill.
For sale by Logan Drug Co. D&w
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any druggist tries to sell you his own
cough medicine, remember he does 1t
because he makes more money on 1t.
Insist on having Kemp's Balsam for the
throat and lungs, for there is no cough
remedy 80 pure and none 30 quick to
break up cold. For influenza, soreness
Of the throat and tickling irritation with
constant cough Kemp's Balsam is an i'm.
mediate cure. Large bottles 50c and 81.
At all druggists. 4
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while two other Bishops stand around
with lighted candles. ALI the chief dig.
nitaries Of Holy Church wait around
with incense, holy water, the vases hold
ing the perfume, and divers other ecCle-
siaatical trifles incident to the perform.
ance, and there are prayers and blessings
and invoCations over each separate stage
of the ceremony, as the Pope consecrates
the perfume and the balm, puts them
into the rose and puts the rose on the
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

J. ,.,,,,e nj A deed Of trust made BY Mary
" vi y.~bStrith and s. ChAs. ESchltrnth, hef
kni.S Ia me rs trustee, bearing dA!e nay y!
hD,3Ain 10 and recorded IN the once o. me Clerk
A. X. y Sontiy Court OF Ohio county, west VIZ:
q t.e ~ SV Tecd Of Trust Book No. ", page ~,
ii I Sttoceed 10 sell at public sale q tas front
W. p X, the Cont House Of said county on
CO.. %, "a Tho eth day OF FEBRUARY, 1921,
~ sAsjSa ing alto O'clock d m, the following de-
pttsi1.J nropcrty, that IL 70 Eay:
Et'' t,,i,b thiffy.lhTee lS) feet Of i0t mimi
~ sIs;rn an in 6liiAr. numbered slx " IN
!ISerI Ti, ri Wheeling, ohio county, West vr'
Lhe ~ n t6at part OF the said City Of wheeling
{l1lsas,,Il EuoWn a. Ritchietown.
IVutlIn. ne same properly which was conveyed
=, E oSa All Mary Emma EschStruth BY Hiram ";
" ~ by deed dated August 9th, 1857, and
IIts.Ll,,ini In the said clerks OniCe.
~ Slile 10 the above property Is believed 70
|. Ian,ipTt. but SelIlng IS trustee VIII convey
XIX ~ lille vested IN me By said decd o. trust,
GUY Tyn NJ OF sALE-0uet third and a much more
,S,, purchaser elects 70 pay In CASh; the Dali
49, In Two equGl InStallments, payable fespec
.i.It - IN III aud twelve months from the day Of
We w n6Irs beArIpg interest from the day Of sale
y, ~ ,riyen for the deferred payments, the TUE
~ ~ " ~ S,ctSined until payment IA made IN tnll
W " y q. <. 6CHAEFER, TTuyteo.
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You put water on the burning timbers,
not on the smoke. And II you have
catarrh you should attack the disease in
the blood, not in your nose. Remove
the impure cause, and the local effect
subsidies. To do this, take Hoods Sar.
the great blood purifier, which
radically and permanently cures catarrh.
1t also strengthens the nerves. Be sure
to get only Hoods sarsapsrilla. 8
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An evangelist several years ago, in re-
porting ameeting, mentioned the mum.
bers received by baptism, by letter, and
added "three by discovery" Perhaps
II our churches were active nthis line
they could get a good many recruits "by
discovery"
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REAL ESTATE.
TO Let

sloreroom 1864 Market street.
ReVen rOomed house, with modern improve
Eents, 81 south York street
Six roOmed house, 10 North York street, -
Five TOOmed brick, GrStC property u
North Huron street,
seven ro0med house, with all modern con-
Tenlences l6S North front sttest,
Eight rOOmed house, With all modern con
Yeulences, ITO Virginia street.
-Four r0omGd house, 266 Market street:
Seven fOomed house, "a South Penn street.
Store room with dwelling, 1871 Main street.
Two room, third floor, l22Q Market htreet.
Dairy Farm within one mile OF the city.
ThreerOomed dwelling, los Virginia street.
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For sale by Logan Drug GO.
Rncklen,s Arniea salye.

The best salve in the world for erts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale II Logan Drug 90.
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 3.-wool firm and
stocks ilztt; Ohio. Pennsylvania and West Viz
glnla Xxx and above &1AS5c; aoaS2c; medium
S7aSS1Sc; coarse 86R37c: New York, Michigan,
indiana and western finO or x and XXX 2SaSO1Sc;
medium S6n37Ilc; Cnarpe do 35a37c; hne washed
delaIne X and Xxx 8laSSc; medium washed
comblng and delaine SSaASc; coarse do S6aJsc;
Canada washed combing sec; tub'wAShed cholc0
87a60c; fair 3Sa87c: coarse 83a35c; medium I'M
washed combInR and delaing 29A3l 1Ec; coarse do
2sKC; Montana 2OA2lc; territory lGA22c.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Wnol flrm; domestic
fleece 3iRSTc; pulled 26aS2c; Texas l7G2lC.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 3.-MOney on call ranged
from 2to 4per cent, last loan per cent, closed
offered at Sper cent. Primo mercantile paper
SAX per cent. Sterling exchange quiet aud
easier RtA SIs<at 81. Sales O,s9s shares.
The stock market to-day bad somewhat Of a
reaction, though the movement was marked
only IN few stocks, such as Union Pacific.
Rock Island and Western Union, but the rest II
the list presented a firm front during most Of
the time, aud especially Wheeling & Lake Erie,
Lake shore, Michigan Central aud PaOl6C Mall.
The Gould stocks were also strong In the early
portion Of the day, and the impression on the
street Is that Mf, Gould'S trip over the Rich
mOnd Terminal as the guest nf the President,
John d. InmAn, Is for the purpose oil forming
an alliance between the road aud other South.
cru roads aud the Missouri PaciaC.
The strong features Of tho day, however, were
the VAnderblltS, and the Impression that the In
siderH are buying Is frwly rooted 10 the traders
Of causing those stocks 70 be tightly held, and
Lake Shore to-day reached point which was !
per cent above It's best price OF lASt year. MlchI.
Ran Central and Canada southern were also
strong. The 1nduStriAls, With the single exCep,
tIon " Chicago, was strong. The remainder VI
The market was dull and sluggish throughout
the day. Prices saRged . little towards tue close
Rock fslRnd leSs3ing, The trading was entirely
utVOlu oLbpeclhi leAtulet uuIAuk Guo hteluVuu
with the exception OF sharp rise Of 2 per cent
| In TenueAee Coal In the last few minutes. The
market closed very dull and heavy At small tnc
tons under the opening pIitcH III most cases
There were few advances, however.
The Post says: There are certainly home cap
italiSts buying stocks nOwon libeiRl scale, who
have not been In the market either rs buyers OIL
sellers for many months until within the pas
week or two. The speculation hA, not extend
| ed 70 the genera public yet, but there has evi
dAutiV bean A recovery of 6ntdeHGe on the bRF
OF capitalists who had taken alarm At the pros
pecls Of the silver legislation.
R1iiroAd bonds dImer. sAlcs Sl,2SS,C0o
| Government and State bonds dull and steady
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FOR SALE.

Choice building lots In Old Fair Grounds aud
GllChriSts addition from $3.50 up. ,,.,
Building lots corner Market and Thltty'hlth
line building Alto on North York street, 81
feet front, running east 10 low water mark on
liu0 Of new Electric Motor Hue.
One lot left on west side OF South Penn street
No better location.
stable In rear. on northeast corner Of twenty
AIXIh and EOGftrCGtS, $780,
FARNS-seYeTal good farms, suitable Tor reBu
lar farming, gardening and fruit
O. o. SMITH,
I2l9MarkGtst., over Wheat & Hauchers JeEelrS
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NEw YoRK, Feb. 3.-Therc was no new de-
yelopments in the dry goods market. ,ButtnesS
was relatively QUIET on account OF the usual
TuetdAys absence Of western malls, and the
somewhat Indictment state OF the weather.
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Motn.

NEw YORK, Feb. s-Pig Iron dull; American
sI5b0Rl7 60. Copper GtagnRnt: lake 81 90, Lead
nominal domestic q six. Tin dull and armer;
straits $3.50,
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NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-PeunSylvania oil opened
steady and declined re on western selling; then
rallied 70 and closed steady. Lima on a9.
March option opened and highest IKE; lowest
I6Xc; closed At T6Hc. Lima OIL; Opened and
Invest &c; highesti2sc; closing Of 2!hc; sales
690OO barrels
on. CRY, PA, Feb. S.-opencd At NE; high:
barrels; cieArances 5000 barrels; charters not
reported; shipments 9S,4H barrels; runs ss,SS2
barrels. Buckeye sales at ElISc.
BRADFORD, Pa, Feb. 3.-opened at 7I3se;
closed at 76c; highest Ike; lowest 7Gc; eleat.
auCcs 23G, 900 barrels.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Feb. S.5Duit and lower;
lowest 7GI4c.
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CHICAGO. ILL.,, Feb. S-cattle-Receipts 5000
head: shipments 5000 head; market, moderately
active: prime e1tra steers s. 00l6t0; common 10
good 60 OOGl %; cows 81 S5a3 IS: stockers 81 Sea
8 co. Hogs-Receipts 10000 heAd; shipments
common s. 45a3 10: packers and mixed s. b5a
AZ 90; prime heavy 50 Gas 75; light s. 65a3 as
Sheep Receipts 5000 head; shipments 5000
head; market active and steady: westerns 81 Goa
IS 2Ga6 10.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. Feb. Seattle Receipts
$40 head; shipments 800 head: market firm at
Yesterdays prices, H0gs-Rccelpts $50 head;
shipments 800 head; market steady; Phil1del'
phias S. SSa8 %; mixed 50 7ia8 30: heavy Workers
81 IaS 50: light YorkGrs s. 6a3 70; pigs 8 O04S So
6heep-Reo6ipN 1880 head; shtpmenB LOO
head; market firm on sheep, slow on lambs NJ
Yesterdays prices.
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Baggage checked through to destination Of
v. ]. ROBINSON, General Passenger Agent,
Parkenbnfg. ". Va,
4. J. handy, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, PAIker.buFg, W. Va,
J. g; ToMLtNsoE, Passenger Agent, Wheel
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Nv yIrtpe Of a decd Of trust made by John
NG1lon and Mary Manion, his wife, 10 me a.
trustee, dated November ~, 1886, recorded Ia
ohio County, West Virginia, In Deed OF Trust
Booi So. u, page IN. will sell Of the north
font dOOc Of the Court House Of said county on
SATURDAY, the 2lst DAY Of FEBRUARY, 1891,
commencing at 10 O'Clock &. m, the following
described property, that Is 10 ray: Lot mum
bered five In square numbered torty.twot IN bne
Of Wheeling. In Ohio County, West Virginia.
TRIMS OP SALE Ono third aud as much more
a. tbs purchaser elects to pay In cash on the day
Of sAle the balance in two equal tuttallmenh at
one aud two yeaz, nOtcB bearing interest from
mGnls the title 10 bs retained until payment Is
made In full. -,--,..
Nh. HALLEH AucttNneer. tRl9
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Norfolk & " pref d 654sutro.
Northern Pacific. az Richm'd d w. II. ~
do preierred-...... a. AtchisOn ............... ~
Northwestern l0fl Chicago GAg........... 49,
do prGiarred.......lSi Lead Trust......,..... w
Now York CeutEal lD3 l1Raf 30
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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 Protruding Piles. Price 5Oc'
For sale by Logan Drug Company. D&w
VAN HouTEs's Cocoa : delicious
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Rrend.tur. ana ProvLnIona.

r,r,c,oo Foh "a ante, session Vnnceedod III
N ~, : 49, a., A. ~, ,,.tc
VEL 10y ,s1,S Ky cssad nv abnnT
hSiS ~ sssSJn1 TTIS JSfTcncS
,a.. ~ IA W.. ~ nGi ,n1IIv IoS cSSh
wheat on the one hand, with dull marketl
abroad and small export cleArances. ordcts
was more DISPOSED 70 study the situation than
| 10 make ffesh ventures There werG sellers NJ
May wheat In abundance at 81 OH q soon
az trading started, which ran The price
down to Il coz. The price kept Within inc
range Of 900 aud 81 OJ after the carly decline,
| and closed Il 81 OJ bid
| Corn modsIlieiy active.
Oats steady but less active
Provisions Wetk aud lower,
J Flour arm and unchanged.
WHIAF-CaSh No, 2 spring gGAO6Jkc; No. 3
spring SSAOic; No. . red 9sagSI4C; February 9Isf
a5i13 S96c; May 99IfcGSl 0lAGi 90; July 051<a
C0RSSCash No, o 6lkc: February bI5fa5I5<a
bisEc: MAY ES5SSS Ilhjj;c; July n.
OArs-CsSh No. 2 aud February Il 70; May I6CCsa
I5Il l6II4C; June i551Gi9aI6c.
KYE-No. ?, 7lR7iISc,
FE4xsEED-Si2S
TIYOTIIY sEED-sI2O.
Mes PoRK-Cash and February 50 625S;
March 90 Sl5S; May $40 O2ISaIO ITIESiO i2L
May 90 Olj[a6 O7IIaG0S.
PIinET RIBs-GEsh 81 20: February 81 67IS,
March 81 81; May IS U75Sa6 lba6 i2x
sHoULnERs-Si 60al 10: short clear Is O0a5 O5,
WUBKY-sI il.
BUTTRh-Oulet. creamerles extra 2lnoSc. OK.
ira dFsts 2lS25c; nrstS i6SlSc; dGirIes extra pa
23c extra drsS lSaoiG. :
Edds-Ffrm at 2oR22c.
NEW YoRK, Feb, S,-Flour, receipts 5000
barrels; exports $500 barrels; market dull
elS;exporIs 5000 bushels; sales Aldo DO bushels
Of intures and ia 0O bnIhelS Of spot: spot market
1Nlti1lle lover and dull; No. 3 red q 0llS; an.
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PLYMOUTH ROCK
STEAMERS.


For Cincinnati, louisville. Menu
pills, st. Louis. New Orleans.
and intermediate Points,
VIII leave WhaFiboat, foot Of Eleventh street,
daily, Monday excepted, as follows:
$50 Steamer "CONGo," Eph. Talbot,
Master; Jules wGhrmAn, Clerk;
sslaanaAA eyery Sunday o. 8 n. m.
"a; ;s :s. s $ssSE1t ss' Ss \
LEG . s.:ss;; !. ,.A !. p. ever, We'd
S:$ "a; e d.9i F s7:5
~ Steamer 'sBATCHELoR,"G Goo. E.
glls,ftt O'Neal. MaGteF; Tim PenWell, Clerk:
lllia4 every Friday NJ . q. m.
sa,,, Steamer "KEYSroNs STATE"
so I. 8. Calhoun, Master; Chas. Knox,
etslia-A1a9 Clerk, every Saturday at 8 q. m.
Fintclass fare, wheeling to Cincinnati, 90.
Round trip, SO, Meals and stAte-room IN.
cluded. Tickets transferable and good until
used For freight or passage apply on board, or
'e jSla S Ssi SaS. 8 Rooru. Agents.
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James A. Henry,
Agent, US. Claim Attorney,
i.h 1912 Market street.

For Rent
POSSESSION AT ONCE.
10, Ohio ItTcct, room frame.
No 8 NoTlh Broadway, frame, rooms.
No 100 EOH street, HlOferoom and dwellinB'
No, 2gO2 EOf street, brick, rooms ana nall
No. 2fi7 Main street, gloEc RON.
Storeroom northwest coInpr ZAnc and BtoadWay'
Store room on Twenty hfst street, near MAIN IL
POSSESSION APRIL 1.
No. : North Penn street, rooms, frame. AZ
No. 81 South Huron stIeet, rooms aud baln'
No. YSIi NcColloch street frame s,oreroom and
dwelling. Corner Fourteenth and NcColloch
No 4 New Jersey atrcet. frame, roonS
No. IS Ohio street. frame. IpoDs.
No u ohio street, rooms % lonr.
No VI Ohio street, rooms, Ibt h0or.
No 200 Main street, brick, lhEEc yard
No. 21Os E0ii street, brick, large yard.
No. 1909 Non street, frame, q rooms,
No. 2l69 Main street, rooms, 81 noot,
No, 2iG9 Main street, EtOreFoom ard dwelling
No. IFS Thirty.thtrd street. brick, aFeEooms'
Six room frame dwelling, LeStherWooa.
No, l3ll Market street. hne once rooms.
Stable in mar Of No. q Fifteenth street.
al acre farm on Glenn's Run. miles from city
FOR SALE.
Fine Manufacturing Site on JACOB ssteeS eco,
FortyelShth street, IuatsoutR OIL INC Aai'neA'
No. n Main street, rooms, brick. q 100:
The entire tquare bounded BY Main, IMentS
fourth and TWenty.hith streets and Alley b
2C1l2O lect,
RINEHART &TATUMr
iS2i 1914 Market street.
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KA Central standard Timo.
4 lggRRGgIVaRia LINES.

~ FFVW SFIuBvpVFt ot4tIU"
Trains via tho Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave Bridgeport for rituburgh, chicago
ana Cleveland, 1850 q. IN. For Pittsburgh, l0:i1
Q, N. for Chicago and Cleveland, 100 p. N. For
Pit,spurgh and SeW York, 2:iip, N. For sieu.
bOuvttio, s:tS e.. m.
TIGInS arrive al Bridgeport At 500 q. M, 1890
q. N. 1910 p. m 4;64 =. m, ana 5l6 p. m:
p M; from EAst Liverpool, ll:l2p p. m.
RRo3 WHEELING STATION,
Trains via tho Pittsburgh, Cincinnati d 81.
Louis RAilWGy.-Pan Handle ROute-leaYeWheei
ing for steubenvIlle, Pittsburgh aud the EasI,
6:51 q. M, i2;S5 p. m, $50 p. m and $40 p. m,
For Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and 81,
Louis, 6:21 q, N. and $40 p, m. For Columbus
and Chicago, 1875 p. IN. LIAinG arrive Ut Wheel.
ing Rt $40 ., M. 1000 M, 2:i5 p. m. and 20 D.
m. Trains leaving st 6:20 4. n. aud Ru1yinR II
$40 p. M, run solid between Wheeling and
Pittsburgh. Al tralnAdGIly except SUNDAY.
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Eggs arc very uncertain commodity In the
Wheeling mrket just II present, rheir price
depends from day 10 day upon the weather, and
thu prospects are now that prices will begin u
rule lower within few days. Butter Is not a
drug exactly, and the demand for poultry Is
BIttsr-Country choice, 1BAlsc; creamery
choice SIC; country good, l2Al6ci country laif,
0' s5gs-Fresh tn case, 2aa2ic per dozen; fresh Ia
PotItrv-Liyc chickens. old, per dozen % OOaS CO.;
chickens, spring, per dozen, " V0a3 90: geese
PSF pair 9Ocasll0. by pound llye-Turkeys, lie.
Chickens, hens per h., Sc; Chickens old cocks.
40; spring chickens, per lb;, &C., Ducks, young
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RAILROADS..
quo RIVER RAILROAD.

Direct route to Marietta, PArkenburg, Point
Pleasant, Huntington, Ashland, Portsmouth
and Cincinnati Also 10 Charleston. Clifton
Forge and stanton, Va, and Lexington and
LG aiSs TSb Is cfsc.Ivo January Ii, 1891:
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9he 9ntelliaelltfr.
once Nos. 20 and "a fourteenth Street.
FLCCK VF CKOW NAnEs.

Mr.. Dana Again AmuSeS Himself at Mr..
CleVeland's Expense.
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for Infants and children.

'-CastoflAls so well adapted TO ehEldea that
recommend It a. superior to any prescription
tuoWn to met IA ARCHER, n. D.,
tnso. Oxford s., Brooklyn, n, z,
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YEaErARI.rs ANp Hnu1rs.

The demand for rabbits is still fair, and choice
Dummies are selling well. Birds are out OF sea.
sou and ART not handled.
GdRe--RabOliS, 81 OUal Is per dozen; venison,
by the CARCASS l0c per ID; saddles, l2al6c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-04
WHOLESALE PRICES
OF All Kinds of CommOditios Handled in
wheeling.

oHHICE or THE iSrELLfSENoER,
WHEELINO, Tuesday. Feb. 0.
The WhosesalO markets Of wheeling arc stu
Sctlve, on most lines. Demand. iS.gOOd aud col
lectionS fair.
0EAfN. FLOUR AND EEEp.
There is as yet not figure 70 change 10 this
market. The local mills arc working steadily
and the demAnd for their product Is good.
Grdtn-wheat, sixty pound test, $50 per
bushei. Corn 6SR76o per bashel. oan' boc per
buIhel; old 45Hc. Rye &c per buShel
S. 90 per baFfef: paper a IS per barrel; Spnng
wheat Minnehaha IS 60a6 y per barrel.
Fetd-Ban go 90 per ton; middlinBS sO0
per ton. Hay, bAled Sl0O per ton; loose - V
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-21

First publication sept, p last Dec y.
Whereas, default has been made IN the pay
ment oi the money secured by a mortgagr d.itcd
the f7th dny OF january In the year, 1871
executed by John kocpeke aud Louise kocpeL,
his wife, OF the village oiCrystal Fails Michigan
To Godfrey kinslcy. 81 the same place, which
said morigaec WAX recorded IN the office oi the
register al dcef ofthe county oi Iron ia iiher =
ofmortpages, on page "a on the 18th dayof Jan.
urary OF the year 1891, al O'Clock p. m. and
Whereas, the amount claimed TO be due on said
mortgnee AZ Tile date OF this notice ~ the sum ol
four hundred and twenty dollars and twenty
five cents lsi2o25l 81 principal aud utcrVst
and the inrther sum ui ten dollars $4,000 NJ
an attorney fee stipulated for Ia said mortgage
aud the whole amount claimed To he unpaid ON
sl.id mortgage " the sum of four hundred and
thirty doilnrS and twenty five cents (Si3n, 2hD
ana no suit or proceeding having been instituted
at law 90 recover the debt NOW remaining se
cured by said mortgage or amy part thoWoi
whereby the power OF sale contained Ia said
mortgage has becom" operative Now therefor
notice h hereby given that by virtue OF the "a a
such case made aud provided the said mortg gage
To- described az public auction 60 the highest
bidder at the front door Of the court house ia
the village of Crystal Falls IN said county %,
Iron. on the Sth day ot December next, ut ten
O'Clock In the forenoon of that day. which said
premises ARE described IN said mortgage rs FOL.
lows, To wit; Lot numbered eiRhty-three tS;i)
OF the original recorded plat ol the village oi
crystal Fails In the county OF Iron aud state of
Michigan. GonFRFY EfSstIev
&. II. CRANpAfI. Mortpagee
ATTORNEY