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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
n,,s 1914 Market street.
FOE Sale.

The twet.oYy Brick Dwelling on northeast
corner OF Twenty sixth and hou Htreeu. Ihh
il a GOOD and substantial house with EOod
brjCk stable III rear, and will be sold At about
what The house alone would cost to build:
hcne house containing six roons ~ 6Oo mar
ii hr f house containing sig rooms at l7S SIX
'e BnIldiTS lots OF Pleasant Valley. on National
roRi Choice location above nigh water.
Building lots Oh MeCOllOch street, Ihree
sluNrcs north OF Central Glass WORKS. From
500 up TO 500. splendid building sites. Never
bothered with floods. ...,.
building lots on TwOaty.nInth street, east Of
NcCOllOCh street, SEQ. 49,
Eight rOOmed dwelling, with large yard ID
NRrtIR'S Ferry. Very cheap.
SIX r0omcd house with hall, bath room no!
and cold water, IT 1C6i MCColloch street, ~
much less than cost
4 new dve TOOmed brick house on northWeSI
corner Of Eleventh and EOf streets, Sl,eSO.
County residence with nine and quarter
acres Of ground, at Elm Grove, fifteen minntes
walk from station House contains eight rooms
Good cellar, Cltern and splendid wen
Natural gas. Large stable. Yard oontAini
beautiful shade trees, hhrubbery, etc, eto
Large orchard and good garden, This proPertJI
fronts 100 feet on the National road. VIII sel
~ whole OF dlvidGit situated on beautlIu
elevation, with natural drainage.
A Aity acre farm on Falrinont Pike, MINI
miles from This city. Good house, stable ant
OuIbuildlugA Forty ncrCS In blue grass, Lthl'
vegetable farm on Ohio river, no bette
ground, VIII grow anything, containing twSHty
one HCIeS. Good houhc. Five minutes Walk
station. Six miles from wheeling.
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sCHIcAao, ILL.,, March 2l.-Cattle- Receipts q.
600 head; shipments 500 head; market steady;
steers, prime aud fancy, IS 26a6 70. Others run
I3S3 ~ hSt!ets ana COWS y ~ IIai ~ S1oSkeIs
300 head; market active; mixed and
packers s. 70all0; prime heavy weights 81 20a
IS; light 81 OOA4 Is, Sheep-RsceiptS 900 head
shipments 1900 headj market steady; natives
s. GVA6 Is; weSterns5 26Ab Is; lambs S. 00a6 Is.
90 head; shipments 81 head; nothing doing
all through conSignmentS. HOgS-ReceiptS SO
head, shipments $500 head; market Arm
Philadelphia 81 40ai "; beat YOrEers 81 2SA4 4O
common 10 fair NorkelSA LOAF %; pigs s. 7ba
w. sheep-Receipts eOU head; shipments 500
head: market nothlngdoinR, all through CON
Signments.
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Wool Conditions.


DtHASAEN %
Astrong demand for and large sales o
Australian wool have been the prfncipa
feature OF the wool markets during the
week. Fine territories and Texas wool
are the most active Of domestic grades
Other grades are comparatively quiet
but values remain unchanged. Austria
lian woods have taken the place OF Ohio
X and Xxx feeces 10 some extent, and
the sales which have been made OF the
latter are small and have shown grad
ual decrease for several weeks. Quarter
and three.eighths blood woods are 10
strong request and very firm. The sup
ply Is small, and the quantity which has
changed hands during the week has
been large considering the size and
quality OF the stocks. Pulled woods are
moving well, and few choice lots can be
found in any Of the leading markets
Carpet woods are in fair demand. Quo
tations are firm and unchanged. The
next London sales open April 2. 1tiI
the opinion OF some dealers aud manu-
tacturers that values will not be as high
as at the last sales and that prices here
will be lower In consequence. It is esti'
mated that over 100000 bales will be
offered. Undoubtedly large supply
will be taken for the American account
since all that was bought at the last saleS
has proved TO be profitable property.
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From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E.
Hurd, OF Groton, s. D., we quote:
"Was taken with a bad cold, which set.
tied on my lungs, cough set In and
finally terminated in Consumption.
Four doctors gave me up, saying could
live but a short time. gave myself up
to my Saviour, determined II could not
stay with my friends on earth, ! would
meet my absent ones above. My hus'
band was advised to get Dr.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. I gave it trial, took in all eight
bottles; IL has cured me, and thank God
am now well and hearty woman"
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Co.a
drugstore, regular size, SOC and $l.0O. 4
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A Prominent Doctor Accused Of Murder

A Prominent Doctor Accused of Murder.
A gentleman recently made START.
ling accusation in the hearing of the
writer. Said he: II firmly believe thai
Dr.. -, Intentionally or uuintention.
ally, killed my wife. He pronounced
her complaint = consumption incur
able. She accepted the verdict, and
died. Yetsince then l have heard Of at
least dozen cases, quite as far advanced
as hers, that have been cured by DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical discovery. Her
life might have been saved, for con-
sumption is not incurable." OF course
It is not. The discovery" will remove
every trace OF II, II taken in time and
used faithfully. Consumption is dis.
ease Of the blood-a scroiulous atfec.
tion-nnd the Discovery" strikes at the
root OF the evil. For all cases Of weak
lungs, splitting of blood, severe lingering
coughs and kindred ailments, 1t is
sovereign remedy.
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The best ealve IN the world Tor cutg,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt Theum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, ehilblains,
coTns and all skin eruphons, and posi-
lively cures piles, or NO pay required. II
10 guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For Gale by Logan Drug 90,
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Tur Olive Branch has always been used

The Olive Branch hasalways been used
as an emblem OF peace and good will.
When the dove returned to the ark with
the Olive twig in its mouth 1t brought
Joy and peace to Noah and his family.
The mission OF SOLVE Blossom" is 70
carry joy, peace and health to sui.
"olive Blossom" is sold by Logan
Drug Co., O. R. Goethe, w. w. Irwin,
W. E. Williams, @. schnepf, O. Menke.
meller, W. @. Armbright, W. q. vii.
liams and NJ. W. Heinrich; ]. W. Oar.
rah, Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry;
Bowie & Co., Bridgeport; o. NJ. Wy.
OK Bellaire; st. Clair Bros. Benwood,
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aware that one pound 90 earned will
give pleasure through life, more than
ten gotten iraudulently, and will give
more content at dying hour: See that
you take not OF any time the holy name
OF God in vain, for such will not be
found guiltleEs; speak the truth TO all
men; lay aside all malice; be ready to
forgive; guard against that most intatu.
ating vice Of drink, which has brought
ruin TO somany, and brought several 10
q shameful end. Be not ashamed to &C
knowledge Christ while on earth, as he
declares he will bs ashamed Of such at
the day Of judgment.
any dear John, let these things rest
in your mind, which l trust as dutliul
son you will, and ifso, you need not care
what part Of the world you are in-the
blessing Of God will follow you and you
will be happy whether at home or
abroad, among friends or foes, In pros
perity or adversely, for the cheering re.
Election OF a good conscience under Gods
blessing will make you happy through
life. Be not over anxious to be rich
moderate desires for worldly wealth.
Why would you destroy your health and
body or peace Of mind-seeing all such
desires, when obtained, can give no real
SMy dear John, 1 aatter myself that
you will be as obedient in this as You
eyer have been to me, the thought Of
which will be pleasure at dying hour
,Your sincerely atfectionAte father.
aAdieu.n
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CHICAGO. March 2.-The wheat market was
very active at the start. Fist prices tor May
vanCed 70 81 02%. Later in The day. under free
| selling by longs 70 realize the handsome PROFITS
In sight broke the market 70 q on for May.
Corn was active, IRREGULAR and higher.
Oats, fair trading done with slight advance
over yesterday prices.
Provision market was also active and higher.
Flour steady and unchanged.
WHRkT-CaSh No. 2 spring 9gHcal 90: No, 3
8 0ISa9gjlc; May q coal tsai OK; July wa
CoRS9Csh No. 2, SEC: March Gsas7,fc: Nay
ss@s i Ivy S,sasG ~ ..,Lc Inn.
655tSSa6tt1 %; July 61a51s6GSthc,
| RYE-NO. 2, sc. ...
FLAxsRID-S1 20,
TIMoTHY-Sl %.
No; May 81 SSI9 lOaii asi July liz 60al2 6Oa
I Ii1ii 80 4oac seX: March 20 4gH: May
sS ss S2 sas S July Az A. 81 re-
5 7sa5 G395; May S 7bG5 95aS S21i; July 50 oO
sHouI6sas-A soai ~; short clear S 9oas co.
| WHIsKY-Sll6.
Others unchanged.
NEW YORK, March 2l.-Flour, receipts 1850
barrels; exports 5000 barrels; market moder.
Ately active; sales n 900 barrels. Wheat, receipts
2S00 buShels; exports none: sales 8yS7e GOO bush
els Of futures; spot market hrm and higher: No.
No. rcd March 81 i5IE; May ST lOI4a1 llSl Il I:
June 81 OSISA1 C9ISAI cox; July 81 OK; August
81 on; September 81 "a; December 81 0ika
OK. Barley quiet aud drmi Eo.2 Milwaukee
celptA s. 00O bushels; exports COO bushels; sales
l.66,00 bushels Of futures aud 81 900 bushels Of
spot: market quiet aud scarce; ungtaded MIXED
76S45SIEle; May 7l5+a72lSsGzIe: June IoIzc; July
bushels; sales $50 GO9 bushels OF futures and 81,
900 bushels of spot; market higher; March aud
April &C: May 691tc; July $3.50; SPOT No. 2
white 6oASoz mixed o western eIA6lc; white do
HIPS dull; state TO choice 2la3Oc. Coffee steady
ana to Is points down. Sugar dull. MolA8Ses
firm. Rice steady and quiet; tAlr 70 extra bR
S Islow strong aud q9s,e!; city Sc Rosin
western 2Sc. Hides Inactive. Pork higher aud
active; old mess Sll 00all 80: new mess So 76a
10 Is; extra prime $40 2Sall Is. Cut meats
er SIN steam g %: March q 7saS 81: May s. -;
June 50 %; July sos: August s717; septem.
Der ST2. Butter firm; western dairy l3alic;
creamery 2laSlHe. Cheese asai Ohio Oats
8Rllc.
CINCINNATI, O.. March 2l.-Flour less active.
Wheat stronger; No. 2 red 81 OK; receipts $50
bushels: Shipments 900 bushels, Corn excited
and higher; No. mixed 69l7Oc. Oats strong
and higher; No. mixed 65a66c. Rye dull at
Sc F EN- hiEhsF At 81 20 Lard arm At % ss
and frm At % So. Whisky active and lrn at
q 10. Butter steady. Sugar dull. Eggs excited
and higher At l9a2Oc. Cheese arm.
PHIApELPAlA, Pa, March 2l.-Flour quiet
nG F e. Wheat St No 5es dH Mo- SSs red
81 0Sal 0S&. Corn aIm aud higher; No. 2 March
and April 7IE7Sc; May and June 72a7Sc. Oats
strong; No. white 6SIzc; No. white March
BaItSf frer creamery S neS extra 81
SIC, Eggs scarce and higher; PCnHBylyRniA ArStB
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Lemon Hot Drops

Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hemorrhage
and all throat and lung diseases. Ele-
CANT, reliable.
25 centS at druggists. Prepared only
by pr. II. MoSley, Atlanta, Go. NATE
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TO LET.

storeroom 1851 Market street. ~
Five tOomCd bIfcS, fNt class property: "
North Huron EtsCAt. Above high water. NOW
ENJOY, IA.
all modern Improvements.
Seven rnoniCd house 81 South York street.
Three roOmGd house, los Virginia street,
Dairy Farm within ono mile oil this CITY.
q. o. SMITH.
nr7 Real Estate Agent, 1919 Market street.
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The above letter was written to Mr..
John Orr, who became one Of the most
successful, useful and prominent bust.
ness men Of steubenville, 'ohio. He
died few days ago, in the sixty:ftth
year Of his age. He was born in Belfast,
IreIond, and came to this country when
eighteen years old.-Ed Banner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-23
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale

ri ,oored houte, In splendid condition.
Elk iOS HS,tet sttdGs, between Twenty third
I'd Twenty.iOurth streets
Seven Toomed house, 80 4oit Eon hneSs. o'AVe
fannie brick house., 10 hplenoiu SonGIti1n,
wv t"cob aud kineieCnth streets, . rooms -.
SnasrS raff,,, ............ .,,......,...... JOY
IN esSn house, 7t2 Main Street.......... 1850
,n0tncI house, ~ ~ rotR sIeet..:'''' ~ 49,
ELL, yaoHcf hdase ~ n. YORK Stfeet. leVV
SSroS93: :io SFiST SSolS IN
o.. ,cSr5t,d house oil Woods street, Dc
40" 'wsea TweGy.IhIrd and TWentyiourth MN
I Tc"Sc 5Si IaTFSi
SdaS i,oo@ei house on Twentyihird street 49,
FOpt E0G and Jacob Etrees.....:....... lao
rb,cc.r o0med house, In good condition, ono
Frt So; lilo Wood street. 80
ThIeetV Sm,'a brcE house, No. 26IS AllsyD l,1N
Eg Tue bfcE houICs looms In each house y ,OOO
each, ,.,. ,o.r psnvood tnnntIon. II,
0,,t sdiiiIoH u AArylynn, opposite me I'm.
in,nUiLe and c0unty road. Price itom s2eO 70
SI6S One third CGsh and balance ID one year.
'' Two brick holseS, isS aud 100 Eighteenth
ItISGt Sb% N.Y. brIrk house, 2Sls Alley D..s 100
hOsLic IfHInc house 1888 and S7tl koH St.. 2,Q0O
sfTlSaesgel hoUSc. IN splendid condition. oo
lS,6 Wood street z1oV
VoiS.rSorlcd hOBss gu rNenty'nlnlh street.
near Woods
''f a SSff iea,sand fixtures In city doing pay.
NJ ES SEs lois on Woods and Wilson streets, in
FILA, WHITE and gallagher addition etch lot
Min ieCi. $50 10 500 EACH. ,,., .,,o
Two Two hail lots on MEytIOn st, Sixth ward, $3.50
e Two half lots on Ior street, betGecn Twenty.
sI1btb and TWenty.nIuth streets, 81 90 each
NATAL Inch at. EiftQ HafC...E 2ttu
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Cubbage Ito sncient mendicant)-
"You ought not to be begging at your
sge." Mendicant-"0h, bless your heart,
1 began when l was great many years
younger,"-Epoch.
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NEW YORK, March 2l.-Petroleum opened
steady, and April options advanced slightly on
covering Of shorts, but a. soon as this was Oiled
the market became dull Rna remained 70 unit
the clote. Pennsylvania oil nc; April options
opening and lowest 7lsSc; closing NE; high
est &c. Sales 1900 barrels.
OIL CITY, Pa, March 2l.-opened at no
highest i2lSc; lowest 7lssC; closed at IKE; sale
77,0O0 barrels; Clearances 2I6,OO0 barrels; char
tiers ,162 barrels runs ai11s karrels; Shipment
| 81 400 barrels.
oa sPy ~ ph SI MsFs s SIoPeSeS. e. @
Ances S9OUOO barrels.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, March 22.-opened at 7lzo
closed at TsSci highest re; lowest 7lsSci mar
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cNeRsAu, O., March 2l.-cOtton steady mid
ding 93fc.
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Foa a Disordered Liver try Beecham'a
Pills. g
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sTEAMERs.
For Cincinnati. Louisville. Nom.
phIs, st. Louis. New Orleans.
naA InknpFna dInka Dainka

For ClnGlnnACiS LouleNllos meHnS
phIs, st. Louis. New Orleans.
and intermediate Points,
viii leave Wfarlboat, foot Of Eleventh street,
daily, Monday excepted, a tolloWF:
~. Steamer "CoNGO," EPh. Talbot,
[ HiN Master; Jules wehrmRn, CleFk;
H4-llRleA every Sunday At 3 al N.
Wsu. Steamer "SCOTIA," John n.
Inl fttH Phillips, Master; r. Il. Kerr, Clerk !;
A1l14l-1fl every Tuesday AT 8 q. m.
go. Steamer "ANDES," Z. D. Cooper,
Master; Al. ]. SlAYin, Clerk; every
tllllla Wednesday Rt 4. NJ.
4:;:: Il R:; d''i F 'E:
49, Steamer 0BATCHELO OR, - Geo. Z,
lpllsstt9 o'NeAl. Master; Tim Penwell, Clerk;
dA58 every Friday ct 8 q. m.
50, Steamer 1ISEYSTONE STATE"
LIZ - T. 8. Calhoun, Master: Chas. Knox,
tA--l4a.to Clerk, every Saturday at q q. m.
FiBtclass fare, Wheeling to Cincinnati, Sc.
Round trip, $40. Meals and StAtC-room In.
cludGd. Tickets transferable aud good until
used For freight or passage apply on board, or
jS5S GRooKARD 8 BOOTH. Agents.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Fsatursa Of the Money and Stool

The Featurss Of the Money and Stool
Markets.
NEW YoRK, March a.-Money on call easy
at2K per cent. Primo mercantile paper %;
per cent Startling exchange quiet and arm
At a s6Nal ssj<. Bales 6i,lil shares.
The trading in tho stock market this mornlns
was on q more contracted scale than that Of the
Hon al a hetter bank statement than usual Of
late, and the traders were q consequence
more disposed 70 take III , bull ide. and eel1a-
tion Of hGmmering operations In me hte active
SpecfRtttes was changed fnto desire 70 cover
some OF the outstanding Gh0ItH. The general
list displayed the usual lack Of feature, and 10
fact aucinRtiOn Of * per cent wI exceptional
to-day. The market CLOSED dnll Dut bealy 70
dfm a small fractions better than the opening
Railroad bonds dull; sales $4,000.
Government and State bonds du! and steady.
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baggage checked through to destination Of
v. J. ROBINSON. General Passenger Agent,
PRtkeTSbuIg, ". Va,
A. j. handy, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, PAIkenbuFE, W. va,
J. 9; ToALlNsOS, Passenger Agent, Wheel.
Ing, W. Va.
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The banks now hold sos ,S7S in excess Of tn
requirements Of the Is per cent rule.
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Cotton.

NEW Yo2K, March al.-PIs iron quiet; Amer.
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sTRAMER R, \, PHILLIPs,

$3.50, 1000 and rs q m; 400, 400, 600 p. m.
Leave wheeling Sundays, City Time-S:00,
1000 and 1900 q. M; 900. 400, 6i00p. m.
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Y central Standard Time.
ISRRnSuIVanidI lines

From Bridgeport Station
Trains via tho Cleveland d Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave Bridgeport for Plttlbpfgh, Chicago
and Cleveland, 400 q. N. For Pittsburgh, l0;H
q. n. For Chicago and Cleveland, loo 2. m. For
PittSburgh and NeW York, 2;44 p. m. For Steu'
Trains arrive at Bridgeport At 500 4. M, 1880
4. M; 1910 p. M, 4:62 p. m, and s:lb p. m.
On Saturdays onlY-FOE East Liverpool, GIL
p. m; from last Liverpool, ll:l2p, m.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via tho Pittsburgh, Cincinnati d 81.
LouiG RGilWAy-Pan Handle Route--leayeWhee
Ing for BteuSenVille, PlttGbufgh and the East,
6:2O a. M, 1888 p, m, $50 p, m and $40 p, m.
For Columbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and 81.
and Chicago, l2:8bp. M. Trains arrive at Wheel.
ing 80 O. M, 1000 q. M, 2to p. N. and $40 p,
n. Trains leaving q $40 4. u. and arriving At
$40 D. M, run solid between Wheeling and
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ToLEDo, O., March 2l.-WheAt lower; cash
81 OK; March sl0I; May 81 OK; July 994fc
august Ssc. Corn steady; cash &c; May 6i93c
cash and March SIS
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BALTIMORE. Nd, March 2l.-wheat, western
arm; No. 2winter red spot and March 81 0611i
Al OK; April aud May 81 OSAl 0SX Corn, west
ern strong; mixed spot, March, April and May
7lAa71c. OatA firm; western white G0a6lc. Egg
a0r Al on nlhaFa nRNhn nuAH
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Dltect routO to Marietta, Pmkenburg, Point
Pleasant, Huntington, Ashland, Portsmouth
aud Cincinnati. Also 10 Charleston, Clifton
Forge and sAunton, Va, and Lexington and
iT Time Table elective January II, 1891:
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-08-26
NEWSY NOTES.

The school board of Cory is consider
ing the plan adopting school savings
bank. 1t works very successfully in tho
Warren schools.
According TO an ingenious French sa-
want, persons who laugh with the sound of
IA" in father" are frank and loyal. fond
Of noise and movement, and frequently of
versatile and changeable character.
Those who laugh with the sound of "a"
in "ape" are phlegmatic, with turn tow
ard melancholia. The laugh in "E" is
that Of children, and Of adults who are
simple, plant, timid and irresolute. The
laugh in 80" signifies generosity and ro-
bust boldness. "Look out" says the
French observer, "for those who laugh in
" because they are misantbropes."
very seasonable article on fresh and
dried flowers, with clear directions for
drying them, and the process by which
tho color of the leaves is perfectly pre-
served, is given in the September number
of Peterson's Magazine. There are also
fine illustrations of dried flowers arranged
in bouquets and baskets. The. number is
'NPASsC "ith OhB aNiuBsi illNslEaJeu SLOTieS,
miscellaneous articles and poems, all first
class. Ladies will find all sorts of new,
pretty and useful things in the Fashion
and Household departments. In every
way this popular periodical makes itself
invaluable to the family circle. There is
no getting along without it. Terms, $500
year. Address Peterson's Magazine, 2O6
Chestnut St., Phila.
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An Incendiary Fire.

On last Thursday night the dwelling
house of James Stroup was tot'lly de.
stroyed by fire. The house is or was
located on his farm, which lies on top
of the hill overlooking Tubbs Run,
and about half q mile to the left of the
German Hill road, beyond the Proper
farm. Just across deep ravine from
James place lives his brother, A. l..
Stroup. Shortly after midnight his
wife awoke him and called bis atten.
tion to bright light which shone
through their chamber window. On
investigation he discovered his broth.
er's house on fire, and hurried to the
scene. When he arrived the whole
inside was ablaze, the side walls having
as yet hardly been burned through.
Not a person Was in sight, and he
could do nothing but watch it burn.
The house, which was comparatively
q new one, had not been occupied for
some time, and contained no furniture
whatever. There was no thunder
storm during the night, to which the
cause of the FIRE could be attributed,
and SO it is evidently plain case of
inceudiarism. Mr.. Stroup is not
aware that he has an enemy so bitter
that he would perpetrate such a des-
perate Outrage, and is therefore at
loss for any clue. The house was in.
sured for $500. but cost Mr.. Stroup to
build between 500 and $500.
AS a general rule the perpetrator of
such crime fails to thoroughly cover
up his tracks, and it is hoped l. at
some discovery will be made that will
bring the guilty to trial.