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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-07
Consigneea.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway.
Sept Or y Russell J f Grady Son,
Tidewater Oil Co, J p Williams & 90, 2 H
kiernan, " NJ Mosely, G NJ , Riley, A o
Curpriss, Mother Matilda Gooky, Byck Bros,
Southern Cotton Oil Co, Standard Oil Co.
Per South Bound Railroad. sept o.
Meinhard Bros g. Go, J S Silva, Eclxman 81 V,
savannah Grocery Co. J T Shuptrine Bro,
John Rourko & Son l. r Myers g. Co. G IL
Medlock, A LETTER & Son, l Epstein & Bro,
Decker & d. Fl Solomon & Son
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail
way, Sept 6-M Y Henderson D Weed g. Co,
Fagarty Q M Mcbride, Kirkland,
M Fersts Sons &'Co, F. ciuilmartin, G j
Grower, j II Hennery Mutual G. l. Co, w w
Aimar e. Co, G w Tiedeman e. Bro, Ellis Y &c
Co, Southern Cotton oil Co, Savannah N $ Co,
savannah Grocery Co, Palmer Hardware Co.
a Enrich & Bro, Collins G g. Co, Solomons &
Co, Fairbanks NJ & Co, Lindsay & M, $ w
Seay. A Eichberg, + Williams & Co,
son, Moore & Co, Hopkins & 5, Whitehead s.
Co, Davis Co, TT Davis, Peacock II g. Co.
w w Chisholm g. Co. Il Jones, Greigg J &c
w, Trenholm & Co, Paterson ID Co,
McNatt g. M, Hunter & Is, Chestnut ON.
Per Central Railroad. Sept 6-Woods G &
Co, Hunter p g. p, Dwelle & ID, Stubs s. Il.
Montague g. Co, W W Gordon & Co, Butler &
>, M Y q ID MacIntyre, John Flannery & Co.
Warren Am Macean g. Cod 5 Wood & Bro
} p Williams & Co. Mutual Coop Assn.
M Ferst's Sons & Co. S Guckenheimer& Sons
Dub, p Weed Co, b II Levy & Bro, Pos
tai Telegraph Co. N Lang, Hanley, q o
Martin & Co, w Balch, w A Pigman, Geo
Edgeheld. Lindsay & M, II solomon g. Son,
Q Brien, Frank & Co. E Lovell'sSons,
A Ehrlich & Bro, G A Munster, J 9 Slater,
Savannah Grocery Co, Standard Oil Co. e S
Dams Co, Mckenna & W, A Hanley.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York, Sept g. noon.-The following
we're the opening quotations:
Chicago and Northwestern. ............... 99js
Norfolk and Western preferred. ......... 2f4
Richmond and West Point Terminal. rs
Western Union .--........... .-... 81 y
New York sept. g. 4 p. m.-Money on can
easy, ranging from 3W5 per cent, last loan at
4 per cent, and closing offered at per cent
Prime mercantile paper S0l2 per cent. Bar
silver 73I4c: Mexican dollars 5S4c.
Sterling exchange Is tmr, with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 S24Gq4 1914
for sixty days and 81 861l4 S612 for demand
Commercial bills 81 s10i s.. Govern
ment bonds firm. State bonds dull. Rail
road bonds strong.
The sales OF silver at the stock exchange
10 day we're neglected.
New York, Sept. G-Speculation at the
stock exchange opened irregular but in the
main weaker. The weakness was short lived
and before midday there was a decided
change for the better. An advance followed
which carried prices to the highest point
reached since the present upward movement
set in. in this rise, Sugar, General Electric,
CHICAGO Gas Rock Island. Burlington and
quincy. Lackawanna, Reading, Lake Shore,
Missouri Pacific, Northeastern, Omaha,
Union Pacific. and Western Union were con-
SpicuOuS. The rapldltN OF the advance com
PEELED some of the shorts to make private
terms with their opponents, while some Of
their less fortunate companions had
cover their contracts. Taken altogether
the experience OF the bears during the past
few days has not been an enViable one. The
high prices led TO sales to realize profits and
at I &c same time London appeared as a seller
&C Louisville and Nashville, st. Paul and
other international securities, the poor re
ports Of the prominent orders for August hay
ing had more effect on European investors
than on local holders. Again there We're indi-
cations thatat least one of the traders re
sponsible for the recent sharp recovery in
prices had made his turn. and would
with lraw temporarily from active opera
tons i he receIvershipof the Evansville and
Terrc Haute and the developments attending
il did not help the bulls any. Among the
speuialtics Evansville and Terre Haute
dropped T. to g. and recovered TO ~ on the
annountcu1ent that the directors will fight
the releivership. American Gable, Pittsburg,
flint and Pierre Marquette. Hooking Coal
Laclode cas- Michigan Central, United states
Rubner Minnesota and st. Louis. CordaSe
Norfolk and Western preferred, PlttsDurg
Cincinnati Atchison and St. Louis preferred,
and Manhattan rose anywhere from , to 10
noints me general stock market closed
steatier. sales of listed stock 26i0JO shares;
units. eli 81 0O0 shares.
T7hecloslng bios we're.
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Springfield, Mo, May q. 1s02-Blessrs.
Lippman Bros Savannah, Ca. Gentlemen
was u little reluctant about taking hold OF
p. p. =. when your. Mr.. Parsons was here
about year age, from the fact that - was the
leader in blood remedies, but your judicious
method of advertising has reversed the sltua-
ton, and / now sell five bottles OF p. p. p to
enc Of --. / have just given Mr.. Parsons
another order for Is dozen. Please give IL
your prompt attention.
ad BELL, The Druggist.
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Notice to Mariners.

Pilot charts and ali nautical information
will be furnished masters Of vessels free Of
charge IN United States photographic Once
to the custom house. Captains are requested
in call at the ONCE.
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Send Your Hides and Furs
RHNDOLRH KIRKLAND
SAVANNAH, GA.

He pays for dry flints cents dry salt
CSnts, dry damaged , cents, green salt ?
cents, beeswax Is cents, deer skins 25 cents
wool, free Of sand and burs, 1875 cents; black,
s5a cents; bury, from 10 II cents.
I'll st. Julian Street.
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COMMERCIAL
SAy4NNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
savannah. Ca. Sept 6, 1888.

The market was somewhat hrmer ana
r-..es were advancing The factors we're
f55ing hrm for higher prices and 1t was re
ra-,ed that some sales we're made shade IN
advance of the market quotations. The total
sale, of the day were 64l bales. On change,
al the opening call at 1880 a. m, the market
,,t- nunetined firm and unchanged, with sales
n. .s6 bales At the second call, 1t remained
4rn on an advance Of loc in all grades, the
sale, being 1865 bales. At the third and last
Sgu at O'Clock, it closed firm and unchanged
Win further sales Of 1870 bales. The follow
ne are the official closing spot quotations OF
,ba Cotton Exchange;
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Per steamship Decatur II Miller for BaIti
more-Hli bales upland cotton. 3S7 bbls rOsin.
70 bbls spirits turpentine no bbls pitch 10
bOls tar, % obls FOsin oil, 69.5l4 feet lum Der.
143 pkgs mdse, Is boxes lemons, 10 boxes fruit,
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Knitting Cotton SC.

Silk, Satin Edge Gros-
grain, MORE, II, 10 and p,
all colors Ribbons, usual
soc, 35c and ACC yard, go at
G9c.
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During the day there were sales made of
the quotations of the day Of the storm This
stock is a portion Of that which was damaged
at the wharves, and was sold at the buyers
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-07

Per steamship Decatur Ii Miller for Balti-
morc-Mrs Harringlan, Miss o p Wright, Mrs
+ Wright Miss J Wright, Mrs Chas II
Thrupp, Miss Willie Bottoms. G Jones, w
Davis fl Hesse Mrs V Bashler Mrs G G.
Hirschbuck Mrs Hawkins Miss w Mechanic,
Miss Z Armstrong, j Lubs, Edw Mauncy.
NJ Mauncy, Miss X Cook, Mrs II g Cook, J
r. Harley. j G Sanders j Schafer A J
Dierks, w A Dierks, f l. Clyatt.
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Rice


Spirits Turpen tine-There is a strong de
mand for regulars, and 26 cents was bid. At
the first call at the board of trade sales Of $40
casks were reported. as follows; POO at 254c,
l09 at 255sc and 33l at 26c. At the last call, ut
4 p m. the market was quoted firm and un-
changed.
Rosin-The market is firm, and advancing
AT the opening call the market was bulletined
unchanged, with sales Of l,09l barrels At the
last call. at 1 p. m, there were sales reported
OF l53i barrels at the following quotations:
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SHOES.
ONE BIG SPECIAL.

They are below cost. We
lose on every suit-Sailor,
Blouse or Junior, well made,
willwash splendidly, Madras
and Cheviot, same sold at
SO, So so and So IS, will
they go at
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All the soc Linen Lawn Aprons ..........S 81
9SC White Lawn Shirt Waists. ..........., 40
2iXl9 Fine Steel Engravings, choice sub
jects, white and gold frames worth
81 to-. ..,.-.,......-... ...-.... eco. ID
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4 4 < 3 | SI 80? | 7 Il K 3
PnssenRnrs.

1876 tons pig iron 81 bales hides, bales wool,
ii bales domestics, 50 cases goods.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

High Water at Fort Pulaski 4:3l am, .4;56 pm
Central Standard Time).
-y-~~~~~-~~~-~~~
Thursday Sept Z, 1888.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Katie, Bevll, Augusta and way
landinRs-W Gibson. Manager.
Steamer Bellevue, Garnett, Darien-W I
Gibson, Manager
Arrived UP from Quarantine Yesterday.
Bark Mexico [Brl ,Moncrief- Strachan g. Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Decatur II Miller, Baltimore.
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Sc pieces English Porcelain Decorated
Tea Sets, usual S. SO, cut to 81 rs.
CUTTING CUTLERY.

Warranted Steel Bread
Knifes, usual 75c, go at
44C.
Warranted Superior quail
ity Steel Carving Knife and
Fork, worth ST, at &c.
so dozen fine quality bone
handled Pure Steel Table
Knifes and Forks, double
riveted handles, usual price
81 Is, go at 79C for g
knives and e forks.
lis pieces, regular price
S13 %, English Porcelain
Dinner Sets, decorated, go
at Sill 90.
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Del. Lack& W .l3S7t Tenn. Coal & Iron. %
Lake Erie & w l1l, do do pref f63
do do pref a. Texas Pacific. 98
Lake Shore ....l@2 Union Pacific. % %
Lvillc * NASH bSia Wabash. .......... ~
Memphis s. Char 10 Wabash pref d. lbA
Michigan Central. - Western Union. s2ai
Missouri Pacific 26i ANN. Tob.. COM. 534
Mobile S Ohio. 1879 do do pref. 81
Nash. C.. 4 st. l.. e. Chicago Gas 5000. 63
\. Y. Central. .... l022s I'd Gen Electric AZ 3
\. J. Central 900. l03 N Y. 4 y. E.. 22A
Mort. & West pfd 24l5 Manhattan. III
STATE BONDS
Alabama, class 80 Tennessee, oldS.- 20
Alabama, class - 81 Tenn. new set. Gs 90
Alabama. class g *95 Tenn, new set. SIS "a
LOuisianacons Is. % Tenn, new set. IS 7lla
North Carolina IS 81 Virginia is. ....... 30
North Carolina 6S l12 do e. mat.COup. IS
$. Caro'a Browns. 90 Virginia consols.. so
GOVERNMENT BONDS
United States IS. registered. ......,....ll0la
United States Is, coupons ........-.......1llH
United States NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
#Asked. IBID
New York Sept 6.-Sub-Jreasury balances:
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steamship Decatur H Miller, Baltimore.
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Cotton.

New York, Sept. 6.-SubJreasurY balances:
Coin, $50 6l2 600; currency, S7,36S 900,
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High Water at Fort Pulaski. 4:3l am, 1856 pm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-16
appoint ateacher at his own expense.
The resolution was adopted.
The superintendent's report for May
Vvna 40 fnlInus.

In the German department. the en-
rollment was AL number OF classes 81
amount paid for tuition Sl95,
Mr., Ellingham reported that " 200 is
still due Murray Bros. for work on
Webster school, and that only minor
work remains possibly to be done, The
contractors want the money, and Mr.,
Ellingham suggested that the money DO
turned over to the president OF the
board to be held until the work is all
done. Mr.. Giesey said the work un-
done would not cost $40. A resolution
by Judge Boyd that the money be paid
was adopted,
or, Chambers applied for reelection
as janitor OF Madison school for the
coming school year, The Communica'
ton was referred to the committee on
salaries.
The Jr. o. U. A. NJ. applied for per.
mission to ring the school bells at mid
night on July Srd The request was
granted.
Mr.. Milligan introduced o resolution
that the schools close on Thursday
June 90, The resolution prevailed.
Mr., Stanton moved that the schools
be dismissed at noon to-day to take in
Linsly Institutes commencement at
the tair grounds.
Mr., Hubbard moved change Of the
rules that nonresident scholars must
pay tuition before eutering school,
The election OF enumerators was then
started. 1t was decided that there be
four districts, same as last year The
pay OF the enumerators was fixed at
90 cents per hundred enumerated.
Nominations for first district, Gene
Bayha, w. E. McGregor, Frank Nesbitt
The ballot resulted US follows: Bayhd
II, MCGregor 2, Nesbitt2,
Nominations for second district,
Robert Crawford, Mr.. Sherratt, Frank
Nesbitt. Mr.. Crawford was elected.
Nominations for third district, Mr.
Sherratt, Mrs. Ella Kletzly. The latter
was elected.
Nominations for the fourth district,
Frank Nesbitt W. Z. McGregor, +. A,
Sherratt, who had heretofore been un-
successful candidates. The vote was
Nesbitt 10, McGregor 8, Sherratt 2. Mr..
Nesbitt was declared elected.
There was some talk Of postponing
the enumeration until September, in
stead OF In July as is provided under
the law. June was also talked OF, but
it was decided that the board could not
get around the state law.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water and Movements OF DOati
Tho RIyeE Inter0sts.

| stage OF Water and Movements OF Boats.
Tho River Interests.
To.day's Parkersburg packet is the
Ben Hur, at 1880 @, IN,
The Courier departed for Parkers-
burg with good trip at p. IN. yes
terday,
The stage OF water at the wharf yes
terday evening was 3 feat, . inches, and
still falling, There seems to be no
chance for rise,
The II, X, Bedford, with barge in
tow, passed up yesterday at noon for
Pittsburgh, with all the freight she
could carry
The notorious knocking bird whistle
OF the Annie Laurie will no longer be
heard iu these waters, she having
taken her departure for St, Louis,
where her owners expect to put her in
the grain trade.
The keystone State, known as the
luckiest boat on the Ohio river, left
Cincinnati last evening for Pittsburgh.
The captain expects rise by the time
he arrives here to carry him through,
but 1t isn't likely.
The Iron Queen arrived from Cincin-
natl yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock
and reshipped all her freight on the II.
X. Bedford for points above about 100
passengers booked for Pittsburgh,
Rochester and other points went by
rail. The boat is now tied up at the
Top Milllanding to await rise.
mi
men engaged on the packets Of the old
Pittsburgh & Cincinnati Packet line
alive at the present time. Two OF the most
prominent commanders are still with
us, Commodore w, ]. Kountz and Cap
tain q. w. Bachelor Commodore
Kountz has retired from active bust
ness, while Captain Bachelor is presi-
dent OF the keystone bank, Pittsburgh,
and is to be found there daily attending
to business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-16
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

al EOElb VI A1OClNl NGWb uuu duhhlp kEON
the Glass City.
Sheriff Martin, OF Gallipolis, stopped
here yesterday with two prisoners. They
were Isaiah Walter and James Peck,
both charged with burglary at CALI
polls. The sheriff got them near New
Cumberland, w. Va, aud thoy came
with him without any trouble. Both
are married and leave families in the
vicinity OF New Cumberland.
Tho electric railway people yesterday
began making the grade for their road
through the lands OF the Cumming
heirs, north OF town, whereby.the wind
around by the river at that point is cut
off and the road shortened o full'half
mile. There are over six miles Of the
road now ready for the cars.
William Brady, colored barber hero,
went to Wheeling the other evening
with 65 cents in his pocket and he pro-
coeded to teach number Of Wheeling
BARRIERS and porters some Of the mys-
teries OF game called 'craps." lie came
homo with $37 cash in his clothes and
a big jag on.
The Democratic county committee
will meet at the Globe hotel hero to-
day to call their county convention.
An effort will be made to have 1t here,
but 1t is understood to BIO pretty we'll
set up for st. Clairsville.
Cyrus II. stahl has boon appointed
transfer agent OF the B. q o. railway
company at Benwood, and will take
hold OF that business Monday Ho has
been transfer agent Tor some time and
is good man.
The body Of the man killed at Black
Hand last week was exhumed ut New
ark and identified by his brother and
sister as that OF William Mcconnell,
whose family lives just west Of this
city.
Frank Lawn, who was we'll known in
labor circles about Wheeling, died at
the home OF his father.in.law, W. d.
Jones, in this city, Wednesday night.
OF BrightS disease,
Miss Gertrude Taylor, daughter OF
Hon. j. D. Taylor, will DO married at
her homo in Cambridge on June 20, to
Prof, Moses Slaughter, OF Iowa
Frank w. Gowen, OF Maine, had two
4 large audiences out to heaIihis temper.
ance lectures under the auspices Of the
Good Tomplars.
A chap named Flahorty was arrested
for stealing flowers from tho cemetery
and will BIO given hearing before
Squire Cooper.
Mrs Elizabeth Foulkc, tho mother oil
ex.Shorltl Foulko, died at hor home at
Jerusalem, Wednesday, In the SGD year
OF hGr age.
Tho school board selected most Of the
teachers for tho ensuing year ut u meet.
ing hold last night.
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HOTELS.
WORLDS FAIR.

Now Is the time to make your arrangements
for tho Worlds F9ir. Parties Visiting Chicago
eau secure superior prlVRto-hDaTdlng at Psi
tho city for Worlds Fair PURPOSES One block
from Illinois Central road, that take you to
either ofthe four entrances 70 tho groundA Same
distance from cable road, and three blocks from
esSaeH ToaI ae SsI RoS n
pared to the immediate Yiclntyof the Worlds
Fair Tor jackson Parkl, where everything Is OF
necessity crude, made only ior'ths occasion
PrieesYary according 70 size and location OF
Comfortably furnished apartments In the annex
at somewhat reduced rates
Table abundantly supplied with the very best
the market Affords Meals quietly and promptly
MRS. H. W. LIST,
Ja7.Trh4s No. 221l Calumet Ave. Chicago, Ill
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cheering corps, with headquarters at
Cleveland, is home on two weeks
visit,
]. A, McComas, of Coarain, lost his
pocketbook containing $3.50 between
Wheeling and Bridgeport
w. l, Brown, Rufus Brown, Bluff
Brown and Charles Shipman have re-
turned from Marion, Ind.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Henderson andh brother
Charles Cope went to Smithaeld yester-
day
Glenn McCabe and John Smith were
at Taylorstown, Pa, yesterday.
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COMMISSIONER. SALE.
GPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
-OF-
City Of Wheeling Real Estate (!

ny virtue Of decree OF tho Circuit Copst Of
| OHIO county, made on the 27th dny OF May, 1895
In the suit Ia chaneery OF John Charles FremOnt
FTeose " George W, FTeese aud others We shall,
as special commissioners appointed thereby pro-
coed 10 sell ut public auction NJ the north 'front.'
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county, GU
WEDNESDAY, THE 2srnDAY OF JUNE 1893,
al 10 o'clock Il NJ, the following parcels of land
n the City oil Wheeling, OF which the late Isaac
| Ereese died seized
/, Lot % and part OF lot 81 OH the southwest
corner OF Chapline aud Twenty'lourlh streets,
and having a front on the west side OF Ohnpline
street extending soulhwaTdly from Twenty
Fourth street To the line OF William Auber, aud
alley In the rear OF said lots; aud having on thu
| mont part erected twOstOry double brick
dwelling house, aud on the rear part, two'AtoFy
double trume dwelling house;
=, Parts OF lots II aud IS in Eoif's addition 10
the City OF Wheeling fronting IS feet inches
On the south side OF Twenty-ioQph street, and
having thereon erected brick Ctttege dwelling
house Said paris OF lots have depth OF 100
Ieet, subject 70 private alley In the rear being
subdivision OF the plat referred 10 In tho deed
81 Allison and Peck conveying the same %
Charles and Keturah Walt
g. The south half OF lot 3, In square In tho
town OF South Wheeling. on the west side OF
and
Ioseph Caldwell estate, fronting on the west SldO
OF Chaplino street aud having thereon erected
two'slory double brick dwelling house
Said commissioners are by said decree
authorized to suhdiyidG any OF said several par
GELS OF land and to sell them respectively AZ
whole, or in parcels, rs they may deem best for
the parties In Interest; and saldland will be sold
In such parcels.
TERMS OF Sandstone third aud as much moro
as The purchaser rpGrchlserS may elect cash IN
hRnd aud tho residue In two equal installnentl
In nine and eighteen months IRON the dry OF
salei the credit installments TO bear interest
from tho day OF sale, the purchasers respect
lively to give their notes Tor the deferred lnIlRl /
mentsi and where the properly sold has thereon
any buildings or improvements, the purchaser
IN addition must insuTeund keep insured Rgalnal
loss by fire, for the benefit OF the said commas
EionerG the said buildings and improyementRto
an amount equal to at least two.thirdI Of the
unpaid purchase money; and the title to 30 ro-
tAlned until tho further order OF the court
A. j. CLARKE
GEORGE W. ATKINSON
Special Commissioners
j. g, HERyEY, Auotioneer
!, John W, Mitchell, Clerk Of tho Circuit Court
Of Ohio county, certify that bond aud security
ha! been given by said ommiAsionos as required
BY law, and tho said dooreA OF sale
le7,Nw4y JOHN w MITcHEI.L, Clerk
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MARTINS FERRY.
IIaps and MIshnps IN the ThrlvlnE CIT!
Across the River.

HhpS ahd Mlshnps IN the Thriving city
Across the River.
u. X, llogo aud Harry George at
tended character party at Nj. Pleas.
ant last night, given by Miss Helen
Hnssoy. Ernest contomplates driving
TO tho Wayslde Inn with his Sunday
night girl and eating chicken and wal.
files some evening during the moon sca.
son, but doesn't want IL published
Albert Barge, OF smithnold, was In
town yesterday He sold hnG driving
horse TO judge CrnnmOr, OF Wheeling.
Mr. George Tweedy willlgo to smithlOld
with him to-day
George chOssoll, IT,, Of Ritchles On