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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-27
TIE SEATTLE MARKETS.
ffiees Paid 20 Farmers for Country
Rraduee.

fsiees Paid To Farmers for Country
Produce.
The following quotations are the prices
nd % farmers aud producers by Seattle
kasiness houses for articles named, the
fpeis to be delivered In Seattle:
Bers-cholee, lie; medium, i4asl5c per
land.
Hss-un car load iots)--Puget sound.
MaA per ton.
kzAis-tIn car load lots)-oats. choice.
barley, siT.0o per ton; wheat, chicken
S9o, corn, 81; cracked, So.
fp5AToEs- Potatoes. $i2e6I3 per ton.
hrrTER. EGGs Asn Handled
1lisssy on commission.
issf STocg-Choice beef cattle, 2isef
&c; COWS. 2is0t3c: choice sheep, Sc:
~ hogs, 5,,405sc: calves. large. &c; small,
hssss. PKITs AND TAraow- Heavy saEted
N'sTs. over 20 lbs. per ID. Ac; medium. per
&c, light. under 4t lbs. per 10. &c; sailed
Ah e. and calf. per 10, Slatc: green
n.ass ie less than sailed dry hides, per
@s'ss. dry elk. per 10, 6esSc: cry deer
.Ahs summer, per 10. 20; good winter,
LNlar. poor and thin winter. a9ti0c /;
80 skins. iS12Ses full wool. &c: wool,
&C per ID. taiiow. 2,sNf3tsc.
mleas--SnpeTior Quahty. per NJ. ar, "a 30
~ choice cedar, $A2<dAoo; comr1on,
Jehhing Quotations.
me following are the prices paid by re-
81 eesers for round lots delivered at the
.aa'f or on the cars, or the iohbing rates
sse'ea BY Wholesale dealers
STAPLE GxoeKRiEs
slxak-t Iohhingl ~Golden &C" In Dbl,
,s.In =, aAcs extra ''CN in bbl. per ID, sac )
- 3D., TER ID. 81 &c, dry Eranulated.
sss. per 10. eae; cube, &c: powdered,
~ Kegs each OF the above at lac asi-
ssse On prices quoted
.lnss Err tJobhingl 49, Washington
ss.s'xaa per Dol. S. -, patent S. 20: Cali
- sa.a brands. s. -. huckwheat fiour, per
- Nsso, pcr cUt. xs sN. grahsu,' per Mi
- % ltNse sacks. 81 On per cwt. rye
-, per OBJ, S12a. or lo-lb sacks. s. 80
rye meal. per hbg. <soo; neT ewt,
oss sros,s. per oil. s. s'iSf6. -; hon.
80 ssf cat, SIS, cracked wheat, per
49, s-sa; rolled wheat. $500 per hhg
49, Nheat flour, per cwt, s. IS. pearl
49,, Yer 70. 4iacs split peas. per ih. &c
ny Sn,a naeal. yellow, Sl.90 per cwt in
i = saSks; ass. Si.so; white. los. SEQ: SOS.
4 sssss-tJoaeinsl- Small white. per Ia.
a. ~ az. t9atO>s Ter
NsAc ''''''''' VET
esssslt = !loehiasl ~, Japan, xs.aAtsS -:
n..sA s-''tfA $50. Chiaa. $TS per cwt.
sh fsas--t JohhiDcl- Field, PER ID. &c.
~ Is tlsehlngt Liverpool. seih sacks.
- zen, S2l0e American DAIRY. Sab
M, les ION, SO. Coast. background.
- -, ~ As, per soa. 81, aalb sacks. Per
~. ssss s'e sacks, = in bale, s. -. S-la
- 81 !. IA bale, s. -; io-sb saess. - in
slohhlnsf Home rendered. psY
tsrss. uesceS. itc. Queen leaf
~se' Lard compound, tierces
u eas~ 4oahsnsl -1srcsn Mocha. per
A. SAxa. neg Ia. nae: Costa Rica,
Aa..... psf - St'ses Rso. PER 70. sstse
M -. Afe'lckss's. IN 100 h cases. sseg
~ 80 wNse cases. per ewt, SIS. 90.
$50 Pet ewt. s-Ases lava. so-ie sla
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON srocx MARKET.

Lospos. Sept 2s. = Consols. s7TEd.
Bank OF England discount rate 81 per
cent
Holland il selling stocks in this market
owing 20 tightness Of monnr at Amsier-
dam, where rates are az Rt from to
s per cent. These are lest rates for
money since the Fran IAN war.
AMSTERDAM, Sept. - Emoney mar
ket here is steadily hardenJpg. Stocks are
being thrown over here and in London,
and heavy forced liquidation is still ex-
pected.
SILVER
Bar silver, Gas fine, 3f5sd.
ENGLISH GRAIN mAEgKr.
LtvEsPoor, Sept. 6.-Wheat-Dull; de-
mand moderate; No. 2red winter, IS Sd.
Corn-Spot, demand good futures, de-
mand iair.
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KHops are steady and unchanged on very
light business Brewers and exporters
are doing almost nothing, and the un-
certainty of the future restricts purchasers
to merely immediate needs.
MERCHANDISE.
Coffee - Options opened firm at 15@20
points higher ruled Arm on higher cables,
closing steady unchanged to Is points
advance. Sales. 1890 tags. including:
October. $i6.T5; November, $1,000
1910; December. S15.959l605: January,
$i5.so@I5.s5. Spot-Rio firm, No. 7. isisc:
sales, none.
Sugar-Raw, firm: sales. none; refined,
firm.
Copper-Easier; Lake. 50 70633. rs.
Lead-Bareiy steady; domestic, $3.65.
Tin-Active aud strong; Straits, $2095
bid.
spelter-steady; domestic. $a750as0.
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fuencs Of which the market moved up
ward rapidly. several stocks recording IN
absolute advance ard the entire List Shar-
Ing in the advance. The higher values.
however, Led TO realixasions. and the mar
kes closed irregular, but in the main weak
and az decline On the day 3 transactions
OF u to ~ per cent. on the active list,
some stocks having sold OF from ~ to 5
per cent
Government bonds-Steady.
Petroieum-Firmsr and more active; no
sales.
silver
Bar silver. per ounce, 74c.
Mexican dollars. 6Dc-
FfxAycIAE-
Money on cail--Essy. 70 per cent,
closed offered at 81 per cent. Prime rner-
cantsse paper, 7@lo per cent Sterling ex-
change Easier: ~. s5ss 10 4.S7 for demand |:
s4s4s< 80 4-sT for slxty-day bills; posted
rates. $4e51s 10 81 ssls-
BoSnA
e. q q frext 10 10. s. Ga cres) -
e. u q tccapl - Ill feHcide - -.. 1u2
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This agreeable and efHcacious Tooth Powder. -
fablishsd by more han twenty yeas experience
has received the sanction Of ths members OF the
Dental and Medical professions OF this city sener
ally, and by them 10 Is daily recommended sad
prescribed. Its ~ pleasant In the application a.
Il excellent I'm its enectx l: speedily renders this
keeth white and smooth, the gums heaithfai, rcd
and firm and by frequent uss VIII preserve them
tn this desirable condition II gradually but ~.
fectnaiiy removes tartar. and destroyes ths para
siticai animnicul8 which neglect may have par
mited 20 collect and prevents their further arcu-
mutation, thus serving a. o cofnpiese besutfnsf
and preservsF of the teeth. Microscopic examins-
fioAs have been made Of the matter deposited on
the teeth and gums OF individuals selected FROM
all classes OF society and or every variety Of bodily
condition, and In nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites we're foand 70 exist In great
numbeN Experiments were made for their 70
moval and the ingredients used in Luoin's Tooth
Powder were found 10 Be most eIscsuai. destroy
ing them instantly.
Through the Kindness OF friends 10 ase par
niffed 70 publish the following
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sTEsxxn IpAHo

<srsy fasnsshs6 asd easirpe1 an s.persassy
.s4xrseA &c srxnr4zsax kkaFees hox tn 50 easl
- roexm ~ starr Heya 6mEfasnG
1. ~ Ha0wsEIELp. kHsssr ana osssz.
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The Northern Pacific railroad has .nsugursted
diuine car service on sheir local trains between
seattle and Portland. Breakfast and lunch
serys1 on train leaving Seattle daily al n m,
and laaeh sud supper on train leaving Portland
dailx ~ % a N.
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BOSTON srook EXCHANGE.

Bosros, Sept. 26.-ciosing;
Atehison ........ 10 Telephone. ....... iss
BURLINGTON. sxsan Disgo......,. ;
Mexican Central. ~
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SPOKANE JssBsrJ ~. fsss
o-r,t.rsr-r take great piessara tn addsag rsy
,.x,s,.c-ssi "a sAe excxien; qualities Of Lotas's
Tocsa povv..er. and after usany years personal ss.
perlence in IS use And OF attentive 2
=. ,..sss.rtnry esecfs upon thu teeth Of ny
..,,sa,. rreonauaena h so AL - safe psesssas
80 sss.r.e5oa. asnflfrice. somssninx all the
.~,,.s,s. f,r preserving thu teeth aEa gaaas ia
easAe' Q. X LAWRENCE. d n q
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TESTIMONIALS.

PoRTLANp. Or. March Z. tbs2
Dear sirs-Beinx satisfied with your manner oe
preparing fhs Denffriee. and knowing IL 10 be per
fecfly harmless IN tis effects. have since you
commenced It's prepsratios, used q in nay family
and prescribed u 20 my patients with uniform
satIsfactlon, aud now cordially recommend u 70
the public as being valuable. safe and efacaeious
dentifrlcs well adapted 10 keeping the teeth and
gums In . clean healthy condition Yours trn'y,
w. G. BROWN, D. d. &
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Read what eheniss says:
sKArzEE AnTuss !. 1859.
Gsntlsmer--f have made . chemical ersmsns
,son 81 Lut,In's Tecsa Powder snd hHd that ia
constituents are sach ~ ear neither ehemicsiy or
mechanically tntuF~ the teste- Ths tsffcieus -
lection Of sae fngrsdents and the evident care eS
less an wen a. an efneacieus dentsries,
o. j. SIXTH. Chemist
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srEzMxRs.
UooD CANAL sourx.
STEAMER nrcxryx

Rsoufit and refarnssAed leaves Merchants 1cca
Tuesday. Thursday ard SAkaroxy al q ~ ses
kangxtcn. fors tafabte. RangUr, s~scecg f4ls-
wsaa, puwetscO Hooaspaxa L nsoa Cfty ard tnfefS
rne<tsals pasnts arriving IN Vntoa City - 5 y 81.
EeASes rfon city q M Wefnssasy Frissas
and sanaay. arriving in seattle 81 > M
X ~ LfhhY, Master
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PAcIrIc xAvroArIcS co.
wHATcoA ROUTE
sTRs NORTH PACIFIC AND sEHoxE
Alternate On Following Schedule
nArrv.
Iesvs Seattle for Tacoma and olympia. . m
For Port Townsend. Anacortss and Reiiingham
Coanscs a Pou Townsend for Angeles vic
toria and Neah Bay route. AZ Tacoma with
trains for west. south aud east: ~ whafcern with
c. r r. r. trains for north and east and boats 10
san juan isiandA
EVERETT: IA CONNER AND wHrpBy
sTEAMER rAIRHAvES
Daily except Sunday al s:ue q M. for Everett
Ia connsr and ali whidby islsnd pcinss.
For further Information addsess
.. McsbEI.LASD, General Agent
yesiers dock. Telephone 7io.
FRANK wATERHousE. General Manager.
Tickets on sale At C r. railway ticket once and
on the docks
pAcrTIc COAST srEAMsHrr COMPANY
Dispatch steamer from seattle a. faliowst
For San Francisco. via Fort Townsend and Vie,
toriA 81 .. m. passengers received On board ~
p nj esps Q. 10. IS, 20. Is. 20.
For Alaska. eepk Is ana 80. 81 .. m
From San Francisco for vicsoris and ruEs,
Sound posss ~ Q = m. sept z. 7. IL. IL. ~, ~.
Tickets may be obtained ss the once Of the COM
pany, at Ocean deck. Seattle.
oooDALL. PERKINS . CO,
General Agents. san FranciscA
J. n JOHNSON. p 8 supE. Seattle
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The following IL from one Of me most eminent
authorities In the West:
saw RaAxcrsco. July IS issa

Dear Sirs--n . commendatory word from me 10
favor Of your excellent tooth powder. known -
Lnbin's Tooth Powder. can add 90 its deserved
popnsarily and extended use, can cheer
fnIly ana truihfaEiy cay 20 those who ere in want
Of piesssnt harmless and thoroughly eflicscsoas
IDENTIFIES that they VIII ind those qusiiises all
combined IN ycuT admirable preparation: and
afser long acamainiknee and careful observation
Of It's effects upon tbs teesh Of those who have
M ds daily use OF n and personal experience 81
iss merits for nearly twenty years know OF notn
snS superior for the pnrross Of cseAninx prsssfv-
ing ana heaafIfying TIE sesta-
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rrooD CANAL ROUTE
HI xsw Pxssaaxsr Steamer
H&fsEA
eg.nrrssnx g >. nasts leaves Cssmsu deck Mos
r.re W rzneexsays sad Ar3G&rs ~ 20 q ssf
Use~<ssn Pura 0affssse. Ranges. ssassex kffn noG.
le~w. - G1ssfwaap ala. HonHsFefs knd Gntsn
S4s~ a. % a m Leaves En5sa csfr 81 s. % =.
~ fwes1ays. Thassszys sz6 saturdays arriving
"a ns@''. THOMPSON Baoa
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Jehnlng Quotations.

me following are the prices paid by re-
~ c<slers for round lots delivered at the
.aaFf or on the cars. or the iohbing rates
sae'ed BY Wholesale dealers;
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ISLAND ROUTE

Leaves Merchants deek 90 ,. m Mca6Aya IVA
ne~tass ard Fridays sor West SIDE, ciaIsa sna wax
landings. Tuesdays Thursdays and s&surdAvs a.
East siee vashcas chAslAnapsI nssMcsnes, Stone
IAaainx and BnennA. Leaves Tacoma ev>ev
ruorning except sunday - essa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-08
SEVEN OCTAVE
Knabe Plano
for Sl25.
T. w. BANNER &lCo.
RATHER A QUEER DAY.

The Thermometer Steadily Rose Until so
Was Reached, Last Night.
Yesterday was queer day. 1t was
also an extremely uncomfortable one
especially shat part of the day which
happened along last night.
The morning opened with the mercu-
ry at 90 AMI every indication of rain.
Later it did rain a little, and the mer-
curry went up to 6S at 9 o'clock, to rs at
noon, to rs at p. m, to 81 at p. M,
and So at s p. N. AS the thermometer
went up, the weather became moist
and muggy, although a stiff breeze
sailed around at times, and from until
10 o'clock the atmosphere was very OPP
pressive, and everyone looked for a
cyclone, a raging thunder storm, or
some such warning OF the elements. The
mercury remained above so until we'll
on toward midnight, and about half
past eleven there was good deal of
sharp lightning east of the city.
There was cyclone or two out in
Illinois and Indiana yesterday, and the
weather department at Washington
thought the tail end OF the storm would
strike West Virginia last night, but
fortunately it didn't reach this section.
A big rain is badly needed, especially
In the country.
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&C. ON TAP Next SATURDAY AND MONDAY.


Do you wear, custom clothes or readymade? Did
you ever wear the latter now on sale at the
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE? If not, it's worth
trial, whether in Overcoat Suit or Trousers. Here
you will find sterling fabric, style and superior
tailoring together-more than ever before. You
know you are wearing ready-made clothes-your
friends dont-never will until you tell them and do
them good turn by so doing. Furnishings, too,
seasonable Underwear, Neckwear-everything-
none of the ordinary articles every store has, but
SPECIALS NEW this season-impored and do
nestle selected with care and according to our best
judgment and experience
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against the defendant, and he was SEN
fenced to thirty days confinement in
Jail.
The entire afternoon was consumed
In hearing the evidence In Wetzei
couoty case, in which defendant was
charged with selling liquor without a
license. The case will be handed to the
Jury this morning.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MISS ADA GRAY.

This great actress appears at the
Grand Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings, April 10, IL and l2. with
grand matinee Wednesday. The
Washington Cd. CO. Chronicle says:
"Miss Ada Gray made her debut last
night. The audience was large and
fashionable. Miss Gray met with an
enthusiastic reception. She is easy and
graceful in her movements, possessing
8 fine figure and good voice. Her acting
was splendid, and in several Of the i'm
FASHIONED scenes she displayed talents
which will develop into the bright par
ticular STAR"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-08
BUILDING NOTES.

The frame work Of the tower on the
new Baer building is being put up.
The brick work on the tower of the
South Street Mission Church is pro-
crossing rapidly.
The scaffolding has been torn away
from the front OF the Peabody building,
and the front has ELECTED many express
sions Of admiration.
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ONE DOLLAR FOR 5ec.

Saturday and Monday we will put on
sale 25 pieces silk Finish Henrietta and 20
pieces Drap De Alma, in black and all the
latest shades. at $50 u yard. These goods
are worth and have never been sold for
less than SI.O0. At will be TO your interest
to come early as these are the Greatest
Bargains in Dress Goods ever offered.
l.. y. GOOD % co,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-08

In the spring nature puts forth her stronges,
efforts in casting of the spell OF winter, and
bringing forth new life everywhere.
AS in the vegetable world, SO IL Is IN tne All
nal hin gdom. and even man is not exempt from
this renewed activity. 0ftentimes nature
needs 10 be stimulated in her work, but great
care must be exercised in the selection OF the
proper agent for such purpose; Inc pest pny.
and Duauesne Ryes as absolutely pure, and sell
for 81. 90 and sl.S per quart respectively. ASH
yopr dealer for them or send direct to MAJ
Klein, So Federal Street. Allegheny, Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-08

The undersigned de.ire to thank the
public for the liberal Encouragement given
to their effort To establish in Wheeling "A
strictly first-class family liquor store,
handling pure California Wines and best
Whiskies. The growth of the business has
warranted removal TO larger and more
quarters, where u larger and
more varied stock will be found.
A. w. EMSHEIMER g. BRO,
OIL Twelfth street.
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AN Elegant
Steinway Piano
for sale cheap.
F. w. BANNER 81 Co.

MEMS Fine Seamless Calf and Dongo-
la Shoes SITS, worth $3.50.
Ladies' Fine Flexible Dongola Button
Shoes S1.45. worth $500.
Mems Solid Leather Seamless Shoes
S1.OO, worth $3.50.
Ladies' Good Sewed Button Shoes,
csc, worth Sl.25.
Children's Fine Spring Heel Button
Shoes soc, worth 75c.
Stones CASH SHOE STORE,
1912 Main street.
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Index to New Advertisements.

THIRD PAGE.
nterprise-MerchAnts Of Wheeling.
FOURTH PAGE.
FL Rio Ohio Ewing Bros.
FIFTH PAGE.
Religious Notice-First Presbyterian Church
Notice to Water Consumers.
Wanted-Young Man in Store.
List OF Lettess.
Religious Notice-Fourth Street NJ. F. Church
Real Estate for Sale-Nesbltt IL Devine.
Wanted-Second-Hand Clothing.
Wanted-Giri for Homework.
Monongah Coal and Coke-k. Fl. D. Wills.
For kent-Three Story Brick Building.
Lost or otolen-Dog
Chamois Skin-R. II. List
SIXTH PAGE.
What Do You Wear?-D. Gundllng 4 Co.
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The Barrlcad. Glres Har.

No doubt, when the bowels are stormed with
drenching cathsrtics, TO overcome their con-
stipation, but At serious cost to the assaulting
party. The intestinal organs are thereby much
enfeenlsd and excessively relaxed. Far mere
thoroughly, and less violently effecti e, is Hos
ttsr's Stomach hitters, most benign Of apsri-
Ms Incompatible for malaria, nervousness,
sptpsia, kidney troubles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-08

THE new Optical establishment OF
Prof. Shelf is the finest and most COM
plete in Wheeling for examining eyes
and fitting glasses. Those needing Spec
tacles. or their eyes tire or head aches
when reading or sewing, can consuit
him and have their eyes examined ior
glasses free Of charge at ITO Main
street. s'I'i'Ss'n
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A GOOn OHANCR.

From now until the 18th of this month.
you can buy Diamond Rings, har Rings,
studs, Brooches, scarf Pins. etc, Gold and
silver Watches, or anything in the jowelry
line at from 20 TO 80 per cent. reduction.
This is a grand and good opportunity 20
secure n rare bargain.
w. j. LUKENS,
JeWeler.
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SEW pEvIL's Aucr1oN.

Miss Jean Mawson, who plays the part
Of Madeline" in Charles II. Yale's
Devils Auction" this season, made a
hit in "a Fair Rebel" last year. She
is very capable actress. Every artist
selected by Mr.. Yale for his new "Dev-
IFS Auction has national reputation.
The scenic and mechanical effects have
never been excelled for ingenuity. This
great spectacle will be witnessed at the
Opera House, Monday evening, April
10th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-08

JUST RECEIVED, 3 full line OF Gents
Russia Calf and Patent Leather Shoes,
all the leading shapes.
+. V, BLOND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-08

Wbselins Register
Tnsrmomsrer RECORD.

Mr.. c. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday: a. m, 62:
a. m, Is; IL m, 20; 3 p. ~, as; p, m, 81.
Weather, changeable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-08

W. Il. Odbert, at the south end Market
street bridge, has had n large experience
In tho Repair of Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry. All work warranted.
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KRANIcH & BACH PIANOS
good as new.
Must be sold at once.
T. w. BANNER q Co.
Change of Time.

Change of Time.
The Steamer r. E. Phillips now leaves
Wheeling at 6 o'clock and Bellaire al
Gao. ]. f. CLINE, Captain.
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FINE FooTwEAR-We have just re-
ceived full assortment of low shoes
for ladies in all the latest styles.
l.. Y. BLOND.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-08

Belmont Book Beer on tap to-day.
Quality unsurpassed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-08

Don't fail to try Belmont Book Beer
beverage fit for the gods!
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OTHER COURT MATTERS.
The Elsa Gump case was decided
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-08
CALIFoRNIA MINE HOUSE.

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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-11-17
Suspeaslep OF Assessment Work.

Following is the Lulu text Of. the act
Of Congress suspending assessment
work on ~uRpatepted mining claims
for the yeaE 1898 which a,as been APP
proved by the President and is now
the law Of the land. except that it's
provisions do not apply to South Ds-
kota:
Be it enacted By the Senate and
House of Representatives. of the
United States Of America, in
Congress assembled:
Thut the provisions Of section num-
bered twenty-three hundred and
twenty-four Ut the Revised Statutes
oi the United States, which require
that on each claim located after The
tenth day Of Nay, eighteen hundred
and e v nty-two, ana until patent has
been issued therefor, not less than
one huodred dollars worth Of labor
stall be performed or improvements
made during each year, be suspended
for the year eighteen hundred iand
h,nety-three 9 that no claim which
has been regularly located aud re-
corded as required by the local laws
and mining regulations shall be sub
ject to forfeiture for nor perform
ance Ut the ann nal 'assessWent for the
year eighteen hundred and ninety
three: Provided, That, the claimant
or claimants Of any mining location,
in order to secure the benefits OF this
act, shall cause to be recorded in the
office where the location notice or
certificate has been fled ON or before
Decenber thirty-tirst, eighteen hun
dred and ninety three, a notice that
he, or they, in good faith intend TO
hold and work said claim: Provided,
hoaeVer. that the provisions. OF this
act shall not apply to the State OF
South Dakota. This act shall take
effect from and after its passage.