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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-24
First Publication Feb. n. 1893.
Sheritfs Sale Notice.

County Of uu!on,}
In Circuit Court First
Judicial Circuit.
Frank n. fillmore, Plaintiff.
W..
Fred Strobel and
r. L. Bradbury Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by virtre OF y
Judgment and decree VI lOrcciusure aDu aaie
rendered III the circuit court 81 Union coui.y;
Stale u South Dakota, rendered N.Y. spee.a'
term OF said court on the l3ah day Oi February.
1879. IN pursuance OF the statute III sdch cascs
made and provided, which Judgment was reliu-
fred III favor OF said pla!htif. I RANK ~. uiiino's'
aud against the said FRED StroDel ana Y. L.
bradbury defendants, for the SUN oi four nun.
dr,d aud iifiy dollars PRINCIPAL aud Interest and
the fur her SIM Ut $25 " attorney . ICES NJ IN
taxed IN said Judgment In the sum $2l.95 ~
favor Of said ptaintitf. Frank Gilmore. ana
against the said defendants FREQ struDc. anu
H.. l.. BRADBURY aud Also u decree iur we inre-
Obscure ami sale Of the premises llerciiAiter
described ~ against the said defendants a6d IN
frvor Of said plaintiff. to satisfy SAID Judgement
And also by virtue of 4 special execution tome
directed and delivered now IN my hands issued
ont 81 tile clerks office OF the said Circuit court
III and for Union county. ). d.. under the han.s
OF the clerk thereof and The seal OF said court
upon the aforesaid judgment and decree o. s;t1u
court ordering me TO sell said properly 70 SAILS
i did Oh the list day OF February. 1893. levy
upon the following real estate Of the said =. I:
Bradbury. tie same that Is described IN said
decree r. foreclosure and y. said execute. Z ~ sDn 81 g
and the N. u Of the =. X. 4 Of Nee. 10. all IN TIP.
~. Range -, containing ldai acres more or less
Of laMd aud situated IN said Union County. ,. y.
"A. And 40. that !! : ~ on sa.ur.iay c, The i,rs = day = q e
sakt day attic trout d0,r Of the court ttt,Ase. "
the City OF Elk Point. In said county sud state.
proceed e sell al che right; ,isls "; s.ara sste. rsd
Bradbury In and u the above described rial
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-24
The Verniliion Plaia Tan since

The Veranitaion Plain Tak since
pessi1g lit.. ti,e hands cf populist
editors makes this remark:
Here you! Get down OF the
straw stack ard 60 to work"
II must BE- confessed that this is
tough adyice 10 give 70 populists.
The strength Of the party consists Of
mon who set on straw stacks and
abnss tho government and the Al
mighty because rewards do not
come without honest toll. II the
adyics Of tlls PLAIN 1Ilk 10 followed
there will b no independent party.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-24
First Publication Jan. goth, ]

state Of Soutl, Dakota, I In County Court.
County of Union. IS:
liz the matter OF the Estate and Guardian
shin Of Jesse Il. Dennis. "A MINOR.
10 all whom it may concern:
Pursuant to an
order OF said court made on the 10Th day II Jan.
uary, 1893, the Undersigned guardian OF said
minor viii sell the following described lands be.
longing to said estate to wit: the undivided one
half interest in the soutt, half of the north east
quarter OF section e,ght in township nintty..
three Of range forty nine. SAID land 10 be snitl
at private sale on or after Monday the sixth day
III February, 1898.
The terms OF said sale are NJ follows, one
fourth cash on acceptance oil bid ana the pal
alce In cash on delivery Of the deed.
Offers or bids for said lant will he received
by the undersigned at his residence or by T.. Y
Ericsson nj his Office IN Elk Point. ). d., and III
bids must be In writing.
Dated This goth day OF January. 1898.
HENRY QUICK.
Guardian.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-24

~ rsptblioalls 81 North Dakota,
sMllhA9clsat warkins rnsjorisy on
Iutnt bal1ot ID ths legislature LEI the
dssnocsasse lsct ! United States Sens.
IN. Ths rspublioansofths stals have
always bean ssliish and divided and
IN ouscome 81 The senatorial cleo
sti0n olsOwsstow what extremes they
Viii % y knife each other. Il was
! goelssnd ~ eouth Dakota 70 get
sway from them.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-24
~ $1,000
Tie cx~uatriated American IN Car

The cxpatriated American in Can.
a1a aro tho boys who have little love
fOr The snexation idea. Tbe thought
'of formal visits from sunlry sl,+rifIs
gives thela that tired feeling. That
colony Of jaiI-birds would ind more
trouble than 4 little ii securing ms
cptsafortable 4 re,st rs they now en-
nv. Mexico is sts,ut the only ref
we remaining where Il white man
can liso on this continent on the
prs,iits 81 dishonesty.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-24
sau.rd,s snow Imminent.

Mrs. Hamilton. Cambridge, Ills,
.ays: l had the rheumatism 30
al I could not raise my hand to
10y head. Billiards. Snow Liniment
has entirely cured NE. | take
pleasure in informing my neiglbors
and frie,,ds what il has done Tor me
Canas Handley, clerk for Lay 4 1.y-
nan, kewanee,I lls.. advises us Snow
Liniment cured him Of rheumatism.
Nhy not try il? II will surely DO
you good. II cures all inflammation,
wounds, sores cuts, sprains, etc.
Sold by j. S. Talcott.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-24
(First Publication Jan 2Sth. 1881
Final Proof Notice.

u. s. Land ONCE at Yankton, South Dakota.
January 18th. 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intentlotf to
make final proof IN ) rport Of his claim, aud
that said proof will be made before the Judge
of the county Court IN aud for Union County
south Dakota. ut Elk Point. the county seat
thereof. On Friday. the 10Th day Of March 1893,
at -o'clock-M.. viz: Andrew Lewiston IN
der his timber culture entry No. 6i97 for the
north west quarter of"tl,e southeast quarter VI
section No. 10 in township No. rs north OF range
No. SO west 9Th +. NJ.
He names the fn,lOwlng witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation ol
said land, viz:
(ieOrre W Davis. Bengt Carlson. Thomas A
Solcm and william Barrett all Of Sphinx r. o
Union county. South Dakota.
SALoMoS WENZLAFF,
CIV Register.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-24
The legislature uf North Dakota

The legislature u North Dakota
- inally elected : successor to
United States Senator Casey, il The
psrsOn of ". n. Reach, ons Of the
Iieading democrats Of tie state. The
republicans in the North Dakota
legislature continued to ACT the fool
~ the end Of tho senatorial fight.
They had aclcnr majority on joint
ballot, hut allowed = democrat to be
elected 10 the Quilted States Senate.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-24
Every democratic editor il III

Every democratic editor il the
state gets red hes he'd when anything
u said derogatory to senator Kyle
md the nearer 70 the truth these
criticisms nre the n,adder the boys
gct. We supposed all The time Kyle
belonged exclusively to the popu.
lists. 4 begi,,s 70 look AZ fthc den,-
ocrats intend 70 commit petit lar.
cuuy II South Dakota's junior acct.
dent.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-24

First Publication February 10th 1S.3.

First Publication February 10Th IS3.
Notice OF Application for Letters OF
Administration.
State Of South Dakota. County 0; Union.
Ia County Court wtthin aud for said County.
Jmthe Matter Of Aie Estate OF Hans Olson.
Deceased.
Notice il hereby given tliTk Christina Olson
has Aleti with the Clerk OF this Court. Il petition.
PRAYING for letters Of administration OF the
Estate uf Hnns Olson deceased. aud that Mob
day. the 9Th day of February ie91, at hve
o'rlGck r. ~. OF said day. being u day 81 u reau
lar term af this Court. to-Wit: of the January
term, tS9, Il, the Court House In the city 0f Etk
Point. in the county 81 i'nion 1ntr aforesaid
has been set for hearing said petition when and
where any person Interested may appear ana
show cause why said petition should not be
granted.
Dated February sth 1893.
Attest, n, a. KIRK.
j, A, MILLER, Judge.
iSEAl1 clerk.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-24

j. RYAN, Elk FOlnt, =. -.
State Of South Dakota, County Of ohion'
Guy OF ELK Point. 49, ,r..,,ts
Notice is hereby given that INK Waira NV
have been placed IL my hands TX w. eny e'e III
Of said city IN fay.r OF 7. ", u.,,s'1. s,.i,,,f ter
stated and that said Tux Is due aud paya s,s.
ana pelaIty thereon will accrue nom anu ''i u
tile date OF this notice, the satme peih9 y" iWT
lows: ..;,. Mat
Lot six t6l OF block one % OF the or's'ha' p'"'
OF Elk rttht. &. d. ~ -. o.tr,,.,
Let four ~ OF block one ~ VI ~
Mat III Elk FONT. y D. sass .
Lot three GO, In block thirty ~ OF thc os'sH'-
al plat OF Elk potnt. -. l. tl4.W ZOO
Dated this 2Srd day VI FtDf,.ar!: e."
r,,, srr.a.rrer al Elk Point, y. -.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-24
NOTICE.
Leasing Of School And Public
Lands.

Onlcc OF Commissioner Of School and Public
Lands.
Pierre. =. D. January. 25th. 1888.
Notice f. hereby given that on the 9Th. day OF
April, 1898 all the unsold school lands In Union
County will be offered for lease at public auction
to the highest bidder at the front door Of the
Court House in said County.
Tie leasing will be held between the hours
of ten O'Clock. A. NJ. and five o'clock. r. N. Of
each day until all tracts Of school lands have
been offered for lease.
ThOs. II. Ruth.
Commissioner Of School aud Public Lands.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-24

Hush O.ponrsli Pound Guilty OF
Pittsburg. Pa, Feb. l8.-Hugh
;OsD0nnell was this morning declar-
I'D guilty of the murder of O'Con-
nj, ! Fullerton detective who lost
his life III connection with the
Homestead riot On July 6. After
HE verdict Ms announced O'Don-
nell received the condolences Of his
friends aud was 'thel, taken back to
Tho jail pending application for his
rsleaes on bail, which will be made
same day next week. O'Donnell
must yet answer 10 the charges 81
areason, riot and conspiracy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-24
Tue republicans q North Dake

The republicans Of North Dako-
q ii slecting ! democratic senator
betrayed their party, and the lead
en- IN tho deal should be politically
crucified. II III came from the in
llsrsnt cussedness and jealousy Of 4
lsw leaders. Congressman johnson
~ ! primo mover in the demora-
lisatit,n Of tho republicans, and
should b remembered. Ex-Gov.
Ordway, that prince Of scalawags
80 also ii the deal. II is = dis
grace % the republican party Of the
stats 10 permit such asses TO dictate
IL politics.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-24
II. RYAN.
Real Estate.
Fire Insurance.
life Insurance.
Town Lots for Sale.
Collections Made.

/. RYAN, Elk Point, s. ..
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-02-24

;nsta sgls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-28
nl.ons.ed in the Cnhlnet.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June S7.-TwO
hours was consumed by the Cabinet to-
day in discussing the new phase OF the
silver question and other matters de-
nanding attention. Although the dis
cuSsion, it is said, took wide range, it
was necessarily brought back TO one I'M
portant and unmanageable pOint-that
the executive had 20 power in the
\premiSes, Congress alone being able 10
deal with the measures for relief, 1t
was plain TO the Cabinet that the
monthly purchase of silver must be
continued or else Congress must
be convened in special SeS-
sion Immediately. As the President
has decided to call Congress together in
early part OF September to deal with the
financial situation, aud has maniE,ed
no intention of changing his stated pur-
pose. the project of an earlier session
of Congress, 10 is understood, was
dropped. So far as the continuance Of
the purchase Of silver bullion under the
Sherman law was concerned, it was
pointed out that little more than two
months remained before Congress would
convene in extra session, and that dur
ing the intervening time the silver lots
purchased would be only 5000, coo
ounces, comparatively small amount
In view of the previous purchases. That
the best way TO deal with the question
was TO await the course Of events for
two months longer was generally
agreed, aud it was with this view domi-
nant that the meeting adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-28
NOW IS THE TIME.
UMMgR IS HERE AND EVERYONE CAN Be
OUT OF DOORS
Nature Building Up It's Work.
What This Season is Best Adapt
ed te-A Few Timely Remarks.

1t mas been the custom Of Drs. Copeland, Bell
and Davis each spring and summer to announce
the advent OF the season as the most favorable
for treating cstarrh and all chronic diseases OF
kindred nature, the results of repeated and
oftimes neglected colds.
Their many years experience entities theIn
to speak author .tatlvely on the subject. A ma
jofity OF patients will only put themselves I'M
der treatment at the season OF the year wheh
they are suffering actual pain and distress,
namely during the winter sea on, when at
times tits almost impossible to do ANYTHING LOT
them on account OF the severe ana Changeao!s
weather; then, as soon as the warm weather
comes and the immediate distressing symp-
toms are lessened, they hatter themselves that
they do not need furthe. attenti ana cease
treatment to wait until winter returns
again. when they go through with the
same round of aches and pains and chronlc
coughs, growing worse, more deollltateu anu
more incurable each winter.
Do not trife with your health. Nature Is
warm and loving and generous In summer Inc
sick feel almost we H. so gentle is the season 10
the ailing The victimOf chronic disease Ieei
an abatement of the sharpness o his SUFFERING =.
Nature does much for US. but she does not 90 IL
nil Ii Is not wise to assume that when TINS
beautiful season works an improvement In the
system comp etc heNth will be the result
Rather think that this is an offer OF help rom
nature, which you should at once take Gdvant-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-28

ures. Conservative houses are doing
everything in their power TO limit
trading. for the reason that the
leading firms 10 not care TO charge
their clients mora than the legal rate
of interest OF their transactions; neither
do they cara TO pay the difference be-
tween six I5r cent and 35a40 per cent,
which were the rates yesterday. For q
time even these fancy rates did not
bring out any money To speak OF. Or
ders 10 purchase outright naturally are
not refused. but the absorption OF
securities FROM this source at present Is
insignificant and confined chiefly
to stocks sellisg at low figures
and which have been cut in two
so far as price is concerned during the
past six months or so. The clearing
house banks have not taken out loans
certificates in sufficient amount TO innu-
ence the market to any appreciate eX-
tent, aud il is hardly 10 be expected that
they will consult the wishes OF stock
spectators in this respect, especially
when distress prevails in the mercantile
community. The feeling at chicago is
also distinctly easier, aud the lndlca.
tions point to return How OF
currency this way. Still no great
relaxation in rates can be looked for IN
nj some time in July, after the semi
annual interests and dividend payments
have been completed. One OF the bright
spots OF the situation is the demoraliza'
ton of the sterling exchanges. This
holds out the hope Of gold imports. To-
day it was rumored that about $500, DOC
had been engaged in London for ship
ment TO New York. Here again money
come as an important factor as the wide
fluctuations In rates brings an element
OF doubt. With money at one minute
aud 35 or 80 the next, shippers are apt
to 60 slow before ordering this way, as
the profit at best is a small one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-28
BRIDGEPORT.

At 10 o'clock this morning there will
be a hearing of an attachment case In
Souire Clark's court which has attract
ed more than the ordinary interest.
Chas. Appenzeller, merchant tailor, or
the Island, attached Sl1.75 OF the wages
OF j. w. Bewly, a miner OF Barton Sta
ton. The defendant will have Attor-
new Heinlein and the plaintiff has Sc
cured Ross Alexander TO give their legal
ideas in the case.
IL is remarkable how rapidly the new
power house for the Street Car Com
pany is being built The brick work is
now being rapidly laid, and the building
is beginning to make fine showing. A
large force of men are employed aud the
contractors have the structure up TO
date. Work on the laying of the Conn
pany'S tracks is progressing In a rapid
manner.
The new building to be used as a
lodge room and Opera House, by the
Odd Fellows, X. of 2. and the
Jr! o. u. A. NJ, is causing considerable
discussion. Those to build 1t have not
yet decided whether to have IL two or
three stories. Citizens are very desir-
Gus that it be q three-story structure,
that it may add to the business look OF
the town.
Alice Leverage and the three men, all
of Wheeling, arrested last Sunday, in
the old shanty in West Wheeling, got
So and costs in the Mayors Court. They
could no, pay, and Marshal Thompson
and officer Donuelly took the four yes
terday to jail at st. Clairsvile.
]. n. Gaskell, OF the round house got
bad fall few days ago. He was
standing on the top OF an engine, when
he fell, lighting on the hard floor OF the
round house. He was very painfully
bruised and is off from work as the re-
suit.
A number Of persons, about twenty
couples, composed OF Wheeling and
Bridgeport society, enjoyed delightful
drive and supper at Wayside Inn last
evening. Those from Bridgeport were:
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. WAGNER, MIR. and
Mrs. Edward Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
G. Branum, and Mrs. Dunlevy.
A. ]. Jolley, Of Pittsburg, A. +.
! Leyda, z. ID. Nicoils and ). Il. jolley
made a tour of inspection last Satur-
| day over the new street ear route.
| All the members but two Of the com.
pany were present, and they were well
pleased.
Miss NJ. Alma Barnett, teacher OF the
grammar school, has resigned her posi-
| ton, and will accept similar position
| in the schools of Cambridge, o., hel
| home. She is very valuable teacher
/ and her loss will be much felt.
Ground will be broken soon for sew
erai new residences, Among these viii
be Mrs. Cooks and George Duncans
both fine structures.
In front Of the residences OF Henry
and Mrs. Elizabeth Koehnline, In the
upper part OF town, are iGproyedk BY
neat brick pavements-
/ The Ladies Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF the Presbyterian church -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-28
TIE LARGEST SUM EVER PAID
by Any American Railway win DO Given
by the New York Central in Settlement
OF n Damage SuiS.

by Any American Railway wiz DO Given
by the New York Central in Settlement
OF n Damage SuiS.
NEW York, June 27.-The WOrld
says $4,000, the largest sum ever paid
by an American railroad company for
injuries to a single person, will be paid
by the New York Central to Mrs. Homer
e. Baldwin. Of Yonkers, within a few
days, i'm settlement for the injuries she
received in the disaster at Hastings on
Christmas eve, 1891. The accident was
a rear-end collision, and the result OF
careleSsness in signalling. The Worlds
exposure Immediately after the acct
dent caused the Central TO put in a
block signal system TO prevent the &C.
curreuce Of a similar accident.
Mrs. Baldwin was crushed by heavy
timberS and scalded by steam from the
engine. Her scalp came of, her eye
lids we're burned away and her eyes
badly injured. Her right arm had to
be amputated. She brought suit for
$3.50, 600 damages. The cOmpany's de-
Tense was that Mrs. Ia dwin was riding
on a pass. TIL case was TO be tried last
Tuesday, but shortly before it was call
ed 8 compromise was made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-28
NESBITT & DEVINE,
SPECIAL COHHISSIOHER'S SALE.

Catherine Burleys, AdmInistrator VI. J, Il
Burlsy and others, and J. y. Lukens a BIO.
vs. j. +. BurIsy. and others. In the Chcsn
Court Of Ohio county, West virginia
Nv virtue OF the authority vested In me- by
decree entered 10 the above mentioned caasst
consolidated, on the 81 day Of June. 100. VIZ
sell At public auction 81 the front door OF ne
Court Hous. OF Ohio county, on
SATURDAY. JULY 4 Iss,
commanding at 10 o'clock .. ~. the foIlosinz
dssc,ibsd real sstlte. that 10 70 say: A piece %
parcel OF land with the buildings thefeoni
which fronts - feet, inches on TIE west sids
Of south Front street. In the city Of Wbesiin4
and running vest with an even wan DsI
dillon 70 tbs cisy u Wheeling. Also strip Of
ground u feet in uieth and - feet inchsf
dssp lying north and aftOiping the nofu
line Of said lot No "a, together rith All va
rights and Interests 10 and 20 TIE p.rtlflos
wall on The south side OF said part OF lot 20
~ inteuded 20 BE- conveyed 70 CAthsfine Bur
i-v NV DECD made by Niilism CsmpCsii ans
,viss on Inc 10, day Of soyeinbsr. l5ss, and -
corded In the ofies OF the CLERK o. he ocsnil
court Of saId OHIO county, ~ aseo Dook o.
page Si o.,n,,a n, An, ,urehsss
money. or 90 much thereof - ne psfenssn
NAV elect % pay, In cash. sod tho residue 10
go soaaI rayrnsuts IN one and too years
Win interest from the day OF sale, and ths
ga ,I,is 10 bs retained security for the de-
ferred psyments. - roxre
W. HALLER. Special Compassionate
tbsrsby certify that the aboye-namsd sDe--
IA: 60 4 missioner has giyea bosd and % esnfJ
a. rcaulred By law aud the said dear
jeis cNfk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-28
Killed BY a MIX Train.

CHICAGO, June 27.-An incoming milk
train on the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroad while crossing Willard
avenue this morning crushed the life out of
two children, badly injured their mother
and fatally wounded a l5yoarOld girl. The
four persons were in q buggy driving to
the city. James Webster, the gatemau at
Willard has been arrested as responsible,
The killed are Fred w. Inholsen, six years
old, Oracle Inholsen. 5-mOnths old. The
Injured are Mrs. Flore InhOlsen, mother OF
the above, bruised about the head and
spinal injuries, Maggie Slavin, lS-years old,
skull fractured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-28
sILvER on VAL STREET.
Things are Generally Demoral.zed and
Hapid fluctuations are the Order.

Things are Generally Demoral'zed and
Rapid Fluctuations are the Order.
NEW York, June 27.-The situation
IN Wall street has been further eompli-
seated by the latest developments in sill
yer. This started renewed liquidation
yesterday, and riveted attention on the
attitude of the incoming Congress re-
garding the Sherman silver purchase
law. The great majority Of Wall street
people are anti-silverites and their in
teTest lies in a repeal OF the law. They
argue that the compulsory purchase OF
silver monthly must De abolished before
there can be any lasting Improvement.
In the meantime speculation at the stock
Exchange is at q very low ebb, aud the
variations in prices which occur from
Way to day. perhaps for the closing out
OF the account Of some belated bill,
simply reflect the operations Of the pro-
fessionsl element Even II the general
public was disposed 10 enter the market
IS buyers. the lack OF money for bor-
rowing purposes would prevent vent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-28

New York, June 21-HeDry Allen 81
Co. have given notice that they have set
tied with their creditors aud have applied
for reinstatement as members Of thh Stock
and Produce Exchanges. The firms set
tlement was on the basis of fifty cent cash
and the signing of by their creditors, with
the understanding that the firm will con-
slder this moral obligation, ana meet it as
soon as is convenient. The firms liabill-
ties were $1,000 and IL is said the unre-
allied assets remaining are $500,
which as soon as things improve on the
Stock Exchange, can be realized on at a
profit