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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-30

OF some friends and shark, and his
sharkship scampercd away from the
bold swimmer.
II Mr.. oelrichs is right, rs for the
credit of the shark we hopo he is, very
much OF tho literature OF the sea will
have to be called in for revision. And
what Embarrassing tales will have to 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-30

LEoSIDAs F. LIVINGSTONE, president
OF the Georgia Farmers Alliance, writes
to the president OF the New York ALI
ance:
Had our Southern Alliance the power, as We
expect 10 have In the near future, We would ab.
roSatc all pension laws. The war lias been ovor
more than Twenty-Five years, and our southern
people won't stand the swinde any longer
This is frank. II the Alliance in the
North would cooperate with the ALI.
anco in the South on this issue tho
Observation-Disclosures would have an
easy job OF it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-30

SALvISl, junior, has determined to try
his luck in the footsteps OF his distill-
guished father. He will essay Ohsllo,
Tor which his father has sent him his
costume and dagger. II The father can
impart to his son the genius that has
made famous the name OF salrini, the
young man can afford 10 furnish his
own costume and dagger This genera
ton knows nothing OF another such
whirlwind OF dramatic power as Sal
WINS 0helio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-30

SENATOR Quay brings hundred
thousand dollar libel suit against the
Pittsburgh Post to give that Democratic
newspaper an opportunity to establish
wicked connection between himself
and Bardsley. This is business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-30
x REPUBLICAN, TICKET. /

Having SO treated his ticket and put
it in the ballot box, he may comfort
himself with the thought that his vote
will not be thrown away. A little close
attention will prevent all mistakes.
There is no room for Republican mis-
takes in Ohio this year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-30

INDUSTRIES IN OPERATION.
Shenandoah Brass and Iron Works, capital
S2j0,GG0; Goctz Harness Factory. capital 5000;
Road Machine Company, capital $4,000; G!Oro
Factory, capital SD,U0J; two steam brick and tile
works; electric light and street car company, \
mninganl furnace company has been chartered
with capital OF S1,O0J,OO1, to utilize the great
deposits OF brown hcmatItc ores lying neaT tho
town. Besides these new plants there nre In OF
e.a;ior bark mill. taEucry, three planning mills,
water and gas works, ana other prosperous IN.
dnstrieS IhCse in operation and contracted iGt
will employ from 40 to So operatives. THIS
Company Is negotiating FOR the erection OF
bridge building works, shoe llctOry AMI cGrpe!
factory. A belt road has been constructed 10
cQunect two great trunk lines. the baltimore.
Ohio and Norfolk L Western ratlrUrds.
Capitalists rom New York, Philadelphia. BAL:
timOrc Lancaster, Harrisburg, Unontown az!
Wheeling will be present at the sale.
At Chares.town Is cheap fuel, cheap iron,
cheap thu bark cheap timber, cheap textile INA.
terial, cheap homes, cheap living, and hearty
welcome.
TEEnS or SNLE-Oac-thirl cash. balance In OGo
and twOyears.wlth interest Fully Hnid ny shares
OF the Companys stock will he received nj pl:
FOR deferred payments. For iurthcr particulars.
write TO :: LEE PHILLIPS. Secretary OF Char.cs.
town Mining, Manufacturing and improvement
Company, CharicS.tOwn, W. Va.
r. 7. CHEW, PRESIDENT
JOSEPH TRArEELl,. Vice President.
oca5 Il c. WASHINGTON, Gcn'l Manager.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-30

The Ohio man who dcs Tres to vote a
straight Republican ticket next Tues
day will puta bold cross mark on the
left OF the Republican ticket and give it
this anpearance:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-30

The London corporation would like
to celebrate tho fiftieth birth day ami
versary OF his hishncss OF Wales in q
way to please him. a royal address
written in clerkly hand and bound in n
gold box is one thought. What is tho
matter with baccarat outfit in brass
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-30

For rheumatism. Lumbago, Neural
gin, Cramp aaa Collie there is no rem
edy superior TO tho genuine Dr..
Thomas Electric Oil. Daw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-30

SENATOR QUAY is the worm that has
turned. The proceedings should bc'in-
tcrestins.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-30

South broadway Streets Island, including brick
dwelling house, No. q Maryland street. only
$3.50. This Is dirt cheap.
No. 1929 McCOlloch street, frame, only 500.
Fine building lots In Pleasant Valley.
No. q Thirteenth street, brick, all modern.
No. 23Oi Chapllne street. brick. corner lot
No. 200 Chnplnc street, fine brick dwelling.
Nos. l025 and 1927 Main street, bridge corner, %
ieet on Main street: $50 feet on bridge approach.
No North Penn street. frame. six rooms.
No. 1Oj Zane street. island. brick dwelling.
No 1888 Chapline street, brick, seven rooms
No. 15j Sixteenth street. brick. four roomS
No. lll7 Ailey H frame. four rooms.
No, 1922 Main street. business block.
No 1ol0 Byron street, brick six rooms.
No. COS North Front street, Island only s. $40.
No. 6S Thirsy-irst street. fine brick dwelling.
OcS1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-30
PUBLIC SALES.
@ICoND GREAT
SALE OF LOTS
At CHARLLS.TOwS, W. Va, BY TIE
ChaGl0s:iOHn Mining, Manufacturing
and improvement Company,
Wednesday and Thursday, Nor. i&5.
INDUSTRIES IN OPERATION.

The sale will be conducted OF the Compauy's
new hotel, "PowhGlan," commencing nj 10
oiclorE n ny
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-30
IIEARTS on NEW YORK!

New and, special. scenery. great mechanical
effects, producing the maddenlng dash OF tho
police patrol. The great fire scene lu the Tone.
ments. Tho Illustrated view OF Printing House
Square. Refined singing. dancing and specilltlcs.
The election returns will he read from the
siage Tuesday evening $50
P,iccS-orthcstrn clalrs. Zoe: dress circle.
Csc: gallery BIC Seats on gale o. Gen:hers Store,
1907 Main street ol2Q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

MANUFACTURERS TO WINTER.
w Inquire OF 7, NJ GARyIN, Esq, ut Wheel.
Ing Bakery Company. oc2D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE n iitRkBN GIVEN THAT ~
N pursunnre Of an order " the PROBATE
Couft Of The county Of salt iaie. Utah ierIi.
tory. made on the iith day Of May, 4. u. ispo.
IN the matter 81 III. estate ~ iieulimin D..
novels deceased, the Undergrad wilt sell
NJ rHlyAII SALE, bv sealed bids ~ wTtiiur, 10
the highest bidder for cash. sold rain 81 the
unit.d -tals., and subject Y Confirmation "
1871. n q O'Clock IN At the law once u inrh'
ards A Moyie, Constitution buildlnE, Man ~,
city and eourty Of salt iase. tcrutofy ut Utah,
all the fiahf, tale, interest anu CstAte Of the
sid Bcnismin b, iioweiis. decreased. az
the time 81 bis death, or 10 winch his 90,
lain has acquired any interest since his
death. either ~ operation Of Law os
II his hciff IN or 10 the tulloNlrg tract u Iand
10. viii An undivided one ninth 40 Ia
terest N all that certain piece or parcel
q land situate 10 tho 20, and county
tieulAriy described a. follows. town con
mensinF u point ten liol rods nurth ~
the southweat corner Of block forty 'nine 800,
anti running thence east ten llol rods thence
NORTH eighty Uul fset, thence west ten iiOi
iors, thence south eighty i~ul feet to the niaee
% beginning. Together with a right ~ way over
the FOL owing described land. 70 wit Com.
mcncing i've ~ rods east aud forty.n,o ttsl
ieet south of tho northwest corner ~ lot four
az, block forty nine ti1l Aforesaid aud running
thence north ten ticl feet. thence west nVu l3i
reds, thonre south ten liol feet, thence east i've
way south To the land described above, and
situate, Aing fnd bong ln the city aud
county Of salt Lake. Territory of Utah. Terms
and conditions u tnlc-raah, gold coin Of the
United stsica, ilprr cent OF pnruhAsc rrlcc H.
be patti on the day Of sale. aud tie bslinre on
CONFEDERATION bY said Probate Court Al BIDS 60
~ ~ writing, sealed aud delivered 10 sAid j. n.
THOMAS A. ilowELLs,
Admiuistratof.
Dated this IN day OF March, is5l di@
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

Where is he? When will he GOMEZ The
world has waited years. but he does not
appear. Or will tho next great novelist
perhaps be woman When George
Eliots literary lamp went out. tho last
really great English writer Of iic-
ton disappeared. We have had none
since. Hugh Conway came. but he was
fashlight. Then came Rider Hag.
gnrd, another fash from the caiucra,
and then darkness. VIII Rudyard Kip
ling be only a wiii.o'.thc.wisp, too,
Come to think. no nation has any
great novelist now except Russia. semi.
barbaric Russia. Tolstoi alone Of living
writer's Of fiction can touch the hearts
Of all mon, making thcm weep, smile OF
curse. according to their nature and
bringing up. Germany has none, France
has had none since Victor Hugo. In
America there Il such dcarth " ab.
sorbing stories that now IN sheer self de-
fcnsc people arc going back TO the Oh
masters. Dickens and Thacksray. Even
the taste for oiida has pallc1 on the
popular appetite. we arc told by book
sollcrs
We want really great novelist. ono
whose books will outlast at least four
generations. one who will wake up all
tho readers soul aud influence him
through his life. who will make him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

The following conversation took place
at New York Farmers Institute;
What Is the best way to kill quacls
grass"
l., Van Alstyne-By summer fallow.
Ing and not allowing II to grow any all
summer, or by putting in hogs enough
20 root II ont. This can be done by fcnc.
Ing of the patch and scattering corn
over II TO induce the hogs 10 root.
Col. Curtis-The roots of quack are
very sweet and palaiable. These make
fine food for hogs. Mr.. Van Alstyne "a
right-convert them into pork. 1t can
b. done easily. The qunck patch IL Just
the place for the little pigs. as they will
BE- active In digging tho roots out. and
there In nothing better for them, to.
gether with grain food, as the roots will
mako the bulk they require and Keep
them healthy; besides, they arc very
fattoning. Quack grass has tho most
value under the ground, aud tho pig Ia
the natural factor to utilize it. only give
him u chance,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

ME on SOFT BorroM-rifE on CLAY
BOTTOM.
Laying the tile should follow imne-
diately upon the lcycling grading Of
the bottom, and In order 70 perform this
task without stepping into the ditch n
six foot pole with one-quartcr inch
iron rod fastened TO the end aud bent In
the form Of an elbow Is used TO handle
section after section OF tile, and placing
It Ia its proper place. The ends should
be closely fitted together. and clay sub.
soil firmly packed around them 10 hold
them In their place. until tho bitches
can bc filed up again to tho top. Fine
surface soil or anything that will decay
shonld not DO put Immediately In con.
tact with the tiles. 1t Is also essential
that the point Of discharge In the latcrals
should BE- u few inches above the level
Of the main, TO insure good flow. II Il
obvious that the tiles can H. laid directly
upon the bottom OF the ditch when tho
sulsoil Il perfectly hard and solid, cspo.
cially II Of still clay. Soft muck or quick.
sand In the bottom Of drains makes Il
necessary to rest the tiles upon a line Of
narrow sir inch boards. placed IN tho
drain, ~ here illustrated.
In some instances tile cannot be read.
lily obtained. at least not without paying
heavy transportation expenses. and other
means OF constructing tho drain have 10
b. found. l ha,c used board troughs
with excellent results. The poorest kind
OF lumber may DO utilized for this pur.
pose. Two boards arc nailed together at
right angles and held firmly In place by
strips nailed diagonally across. Such
troughs may bc placed directly upon n
carefully graded, hard. siif clay bottom.
or upon line of boards placed upon soft
bottom In same way IA the tile. Stones
and pebbles. where plentiful. can be- used
20 good advantage also; but to get u
properly constructed drain with such
material the inexperienced owner will
always find II safest aud cheapest 20
have the work done by somebody that
understands II. Tile Is always bert. and
drains thus made will be OF moro lasting
value. All stone drains are quite liable
u get chokcd up after awhile. since II 10
almost impossible TO keep tho soil from
washing and working among the stones.
aud finally Ill up the throat.
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n orIor or SALE OF REAL estate.

NOTICE N HEREBY GIVEN THAT ".
~ der and by virtue " an ordcf 81 The Prn'
hato tourt Of Salt LAKE County, Itah Tern
tory. made on the llst day OF February, l.al.
The Undersigned. tho duly appointed and quail .
Ned GUARDIAN 81 the persons and estates Of
John woodruff and Julia woodruff. minors
will sell at private sile. 10 the highest bidder
for rash aud subject ~ combination
by taid Probate iourt. all the night,
tile, Interest. and estate u tho said
minors, in or N that certain piece OF pefcei Of
land situate W salt Lake 'ity, salt lake Conn
~, Utah fcnttory. and parilc larry described
~ fol'ovs, 10 Wit An undivided one. thirli IN.
urcst In lots ten tiol aud even On. IN llogk
thirteen 49,. i've acres, plat ~" hig Iieii
nldf IN vriiinx will be received Tor said prop
eriy, addressed 10 tho uniersiencf, care u
isaac ". wsddcli, attorney, p aud - Las .
Tlr.t south street salt lave cay, Utah, w 70
and including the aist day % Narth. wi. after
which said properly viii he solf Terms sud
condition Of sale. cash, aud subject " confirm.
alton BY said Probate Court
A~AuEL n. Woodbury.,
Guardian Of the persons aud estates II sald
Dated nj. 18th day OF March. isol It'd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

BOARD TRoudn ~ NOTION or DRAIN.
But tile drains. II ever 20 well laid.
cannot DO expected 10 last forever. and
often they give out quite unexpectedly.
making II necessary TO take up parts OF
them for repairs. In an emergency Of
this kind Il il quito convenient to know
the exact location Of every drain and 10
be able to find II without having TO dig
over large area. A map showing the
location Of every tile drain put down,
with distances marked In rods and feet,
will be OF great advantage and valua
bio assistance sooner or later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28
NOTICE.

vNiiE skMI.ASNuAL MEETING or
4 toe stockholders " the Peoples
" held In the Hall over :. ii, MALTA
EOS Furniture store, salt Lake CITY, AZ
pm, on Monday, March ", isol, TO
hear tho Financial Report. hnd the
Transaction Of such other.t sisiness as
may DO brought before the mceiinr.
Jos. ANDERSON,
salt Lake CITY, March -. isol.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

LOCAL TRAINS.
SALT LAKh AND o0pEs.
Leave Salt LAKE 40 AIN. aud " 10 p,m..4n
pm. returning, arnye salt LAKE St1 am
li3 pm, bbo pm
BINGHAM,
Leave salt i,ake SIS a.m., returning, arrive
Salt Lake aao pm.
AsknloAh fuRN, raoVo. srRiSGviLLE,
riiisrLh, NJ, fLnAsANt AND MANrI'
Leave salt Lake as pm. rcunrniu- A..
rive SAT- Lake l2.Vi pm,
u. U. DODGE, ), IL, BKSsfrr
general AAIAser. Gan. Pa. An
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

Judicial ntstrirt Of Vlnh Tefritorv.
County 81 sail Iake,
The nescret savings HANK a gofpofatiou.
IlatntlHs.
-
GEORGE D. Ycadon Ifeuristt. Yeatiou Stewart
r. HAuFb, James Murdork. f'o1per Auder.
Ion and fdwaTd j. Tronwith,
Defendant,
Thr pcopie OF the Territory OF Utah send
r.a..... A. N..t.. ,t...,.,,. x..t.,, 49,.
49,, l,,', '..s,.pn,,'.M'
&c.. T., ~ iass.st Nj n., ~
49,. "''" H""" ~ '''""""' "'''nu'
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wv AhI ufhthl NtVIihfb To NJ.
pear IN an Acilon hforgli - ainFt YOU ~
TIE hhoys named piaintih ~ tue ilsiuct Court
OF the Third JUDICIAL bistfiet ~ The TERRITORY
~ uish, anu 20 answer The complaint ned
lh'feln within ten days leScia.iNe u The DAY
ol aetNlsel ailer NC sst,ice on you OF thn
snmh.ht.h setNeh Ninlh ihls county or, "
"n'l vut ~ thls e"uniy. but IN thls dialtiet.
wllhin tsenll DAY. oiheIwisc mithln tofty
nAls OF iudfment ~ ustanIt VIII he taten
ssain.t YOU according 10 nc prayer OF said
complaint;
Tue SD action u hrorght 10 recover the
sun o. Wv WIN lntcre.t thtfeon ~ per cent
~ hnnum itom July ~ lspu. ana tue SUN OF
IN,h mi't..t a. ~ UT ,eht pcr annum
lioh Juhc n ~ hhn Yen p.f cent % uo
hhouh' lvuna uuu ~ Miotncy = tec, anu costs
~ M ,uh hhu TOT suvh otler OF further re
W. ~ .se nfsn,iss a. 20 ~. court may seem
w, court iot ne foreclosure and sale q part
el lo' ~ n,o,h y, pa. fMt Lah' uiiy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

In the Probate Court In and for salt Lake
County. Territory Of Utah.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of John Wilson.
Deceased. -N.ticr'
NOTICE II iiLnLnN GIVEN. THAT
~ MArgAfci WILTON. sdniinistfntfiNo Of the -.
tate of John Wilson. deceased. hsa rendered
FOR settlement, and flsd IN said court, her nnal
account Of her administration Of said estate
And petition tor nnnl distrit luton of theresidue
1T sad estate amouf tho pffsOna eniiilo1
thereto, aud that Wednesday, the LET day Of
April. a. .. isai. nj 10 O'Clock q M. At the
Court iloom Of said court. In tho County uourt
House, salt iahc cry and county, utah
Territory has been duly appointed ~ the
inugc ~ said court. for tho settlement Of said
nerount Hnd hearing said pstitiun Tor diatrihus
ton, At which time aud place ANY person inter-
cttcd In faih cftatr may hupear aud show
cause. n an there bc.why said account shouii
not be settled and approved and nnM distIiuu.
tior made a. prayed tor.
Dated Mhrrho, isrti
q. u. ALLEN,
CLERK oi the Probate Court.
tiy %. D. STANTON. Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28
NOTICE.

'lNHE GENERAL NETTING OF THE
stockholders Of zion's Cooperative Mer
camille Institution will be held at the In.titu.
lions Factory on south temple Street. be.
tween tAsi Temple ani Fret East streets, SAT-
LAte oiiy. on Saturday, Aprii iih. lsoi. al, 100
pm, for tho purpose Of hearing The Presl.
denrs Report, amending tho Articles Of Asso.
clai'on, Increasing the carlil stock by chang.
ms Article OF the Ariiolss OF Association 10
read as follows "rhe Capital stock Of tho
Institution shall consist Of 1900 shares of the
par value OF siOOeach !" and for the trans.e.
i'on 81 such other business "a may be broght
before the meeting
4, G. wEBnER, Secretary.
salt Lake CITY, March lyih. lsgl dAs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

Notice n time m place Tor hearing ~ pstl.
ton for admifsien TO probate II vii.
DtRsUANT To ~ oibtn or SAID
u1uff In sad matter. npufe o. hereby
gwen thst Msducad4y, the NE Hay ~ april,
4. u. ISL, At ten O'Clock .. ~, 4 the County
Cont nauss, salt Iate Cits. utah Tcnut1fF.
In the court room - sid court. has hren Hp.
poinier the tme md place for The hcaiing Of
q Iettion 81 jacob u. Pete. urayipr for The
admss IN 10 probate 81 n rsrt1iu d1rumrat
thcfcwiih presented. pus y wing 10 be the last
viii and Testament OF said dseeasCd. whrn and
vherU all persons Interested may appear ana
INK ~ lotf@if o. administrator. with tho vail
annexed, TO jacob u Paio aud Th1mAs Gfcca
wool, a. prayed for ~ aid petition.
In wituts. whereof, I have trfuuntn set nv
hsnd and niilNed the seal OF tald Court, this
isEaf. ~ ALITN,
CLERK Of the Itob tie court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28

~ laad Hay sthliions. rcgisieied, ioi. hand
phli' coming Tour years old, perfectly sound
lhu ~ u gentle. Would eel on time 10 rc'
nicrtch. nuunuiul, DAVIS County uiAh. Al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-28
LOST, srnAvnD or sroLry

NRoM BLuff DALE, A LARGs RoAN
durham Cow, eleven years old, brandsd
4, NNYmblnndl on left thigh npnor and lower
sIsre on CIV aud square underblt IN lett car
~. person GIVING informAtiDn that will lead
70 ere recovery OF nd COW Will bn rewarded Ly
ANUS ". CA>NON
non u, salt Lake CITY
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