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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
@enn alle slnoeren febli6 lasen, eoninltirt
ben arpktm@elebrttn u. beuan6ertens peifalffer

UcM yEDReHOeleDrIeH N.UeIDalOerIen SQe3talt1teM
&atarrb 2eDIe. 2un9e. Seber. 9pspepIa, nnperbalt.
I1tett uuo ollie Rrantbeitert, iDelbe bic Gtnoepeioe, ben
Wto9en II. | 20. beeinfnIien: Siarrboe, 9DIentern a.
NItts tttto $Sattt : &ranfbeiten, @eI1mire, SIefen,
YIntpleS, Scropbeln, 8lutOer9ift1n9, S6p6ren, Sle9a
ten, MuSiblag uno ale &eiber, bic burG cine unreine
Wlutmii6ung entItebei, lperhe1t ants benz SDItem ODIs
ltdnolg anS9eibie6en = Wiereit> uto lttinsCr9ane,
99tpotber HIdert, GeitenIteden, Sou9lneb uno,8laiens
beihmeroen, Sob i'm urir, Gdmer5en unb 5u bduftges
Wonerlolien. 9ri9bt59e Rranf9elt nnb one 8loiena
ten, Strittureu, Sripper, GamenluB, 9ppDifts.
GGtpatbs Der Creant unb Sdmorrbci6en, sFiItein ut6
Srnb i9neI gebeilt obne S9mersen. 8erIotene Nf9ts
teStrnft uto ollie 0onttt Oerbunbenen &eiben fir IN
lopobL tpie ii r 4eronen i'm oor9efh lit.
tenen utter. etne SpestoGitdt. 9ie iGreffiebften
Sol9eu BON friiboeti9en NnS16rettungen beruriahen
S4p06e. nero6feS Ii permD9en nddtIi6e CT
9teBungen, eff b6pfertbe Mbfubr, @uSiDlag, 3nrHdz
geSDgenbeit, Derlnit Der Guergie. S9pdde bGs &6rpers
uno oes @ebirus, bic 1eben MenI6e1 unfGbie fir Gtua
blum, SeIddt unb Seiratb MAIDEN, per6en in 1eber
meiie nit rieperfeblenoeua @rIol9 beDanbelt.- 9 autett,
belaitiet tuerben, tptro it6ere Shlfe. = S6retbt ibey
Sure Seiben. tpeun Sbr ntbt III Der gtobt mobnt. Sans
lenoe 1inb in ibrer mobntng bnrb 8rieflpeb1el gebeilt
feprben, unb Mraneiet perben auf uuterIubnnQeu hin
geionot. Seilung tptrb earantirt.
Gin ipert1poller v@eIutob eitSs5cihter tpirh
yet an EerIonen 9eIonbt, bic nHs ibre 8ei4merben mtlts
tbeilen.
6eiG6ftsitnnhen BON 8 big IL l1br 8ormittaos, biz 5
ubr NodntittogS un0 7 biz 8 1br Mbenos.
@ttntertua9: Wtan ~abreiitre aae 8riefe an
DIR. r. L. SWEANY,
S@3 etafe St., (@de gOHgres @tr.A Gbieaoo, So
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28

Ser 3DangSperfauf Ser Nort6ern 8as
ciftc st. st., welber gu @uniten Der Sbpo>
t5et bon $50, 000, 900 BON Seiten Der
Sarmers 2oan & Sruft COMPANY angcs
itrebt ptrb, lit noeb INNER IN Der Sblpebe,
na40em 0i9ter SSenfins Die @intpGn0e Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28

Nm @8weinemartt belief fi6 bic .3u=
fubr arf Ii, 500 Stiid. 9reile 5 u1b 10 GtS.
1tiebri9er. Yofers unb semii6te 8oare
$4.70@4.80; i61pere un6 Builders Stod
$4.75@$4.85; let9te 81. 75@4.85.
8ertauft rpurben inter Al1oerem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
eadr1sattltd1e auittnta stnnta- Betattn, atnettne, rs. aaat 1894.

Chicago & NOrt3ern 8acific, iofpie Der
Jtortbern 8actftc 60. am Is. 5. so. ab9es
wielen unb ben Bella sten aufeeseben bat,
am eriten Wtontag bes Monats Stunt
@riinbe fur Die Siitirung bes 8rGtLuz
iionSperfa6renS an3ugeben unb Die &lage
in allen ibren EbeiIen gu b~eantiporten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28

@erbun6en nit Der gtfa6emte 1T elm
6Oipttal fit tranfe S3iffsbauer nno Elm
6ein- fit alte unb inpaLtbe SbtftSbauer
unb beren Srauen, no bielelben frete
8obnung unb 8erpflegung erbalten bis gu
ibrem Sob. SIM 6erbft pirb Die 8trfianlz
felt Der S9Opfun8en Beginner.
Mus benz 2eben bes ebLen 8iaiam 6enrD
8ebb iei nod foIsenbes mitget9eilt: Set
1843 trteb ct baS bon ieinem 8ater 9ez
sriln6ete S9iffsbaugei9dft auf eisene
Sauit nit groBem GrtOlg. St baute ptele
9roBe Scselz unb 9ampfi3iffe na6 letnen
etsenen 9ldnen. Stir bic ruilii3e 6lotte
l6uf CT BEN v@eneral 9l6n1iraI", cine gez
paltige 9ampffregatte, fir Die italtenii6e
Slotte smet 0ampfi9rauben : 6regatten,
unb fir Die Ser. Staaten oas 8an5er> unb
@ibOereS 9iff v9mnberber9". Sbm angez
tragene @breniteQen Iebnte er bebarrlt3 ab.
Sett Sabren mar ct nur nit gorberets
tungen fit Ietn groBes 8tloun9Ss unO
neutrality-suspicious. bei9dfti8t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
Quspdrtioe n1drfte.

S6luBpretie IN lSel8en nll0 Corn IN allbez
rel1 StGoteu rparel1:
@eisen- Seem Oort: Mai 565c; Suit
57kc; September 60c. = ct. 2ouis: Wtat
511c; Suli 524c. - Duluth 8aar, 574c; Suli
57@c. - Minneapolis = 8aar: SOC; Stuff
573c; S%eptember 548c. Baltimore: Wtai
56@c; Suli 565c. = 3olebo: goor, 534c; Suit
sac. - Milnaufee: 8oar 524c; Suli 54c.
= Detroit 8aar SIC; Suli 54bc.
Corn Seem 0orf: Wtai, 424c; Stuff.
431c. - ct. 2outs Weat, 368c; Suli 35sc. =
Baltimore. Wtai, 44c; Suit 434c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
WfehMafff.

@btcu9o, SD, 26. Scat.
Qm &tubuiebmorft betru9 bic Gus
fubr 300 Stiid. @el6Gft flau.
8erfouft 1purben ul1ter @nberem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28

5ii6e.
NO. l Wh1tetSh, P brl ..... 500 90 -
Family whitefish, % 100 10 $50 @ -
No. 1 trout, y 4-brl..,.... $50 "a -
Georgian bay split herring.
y brl. 500 o.
Holland herring, key, new. 20 a -
Labrador herring. split,
" brl. .................. 7.50 -
Scalded herring, y box. 81 q 80
New ex-Georgia cod. y
100 ID .................. $50 o.
New Western bank cod.... $50 o.
Mackerel. large family
3-brL 500 q -
Mackerel, family. kits. 100 "a 81.
California salmon, p bril-. 14.0O o.
Smoked hallbut. -.........10.50 @12.5d
NorwayKKK herring. 5FbrL 800 @ -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
Dele.

Carbon, prime white, $50 deg. test. u
Carbon, headlight, 175 deg, test. . 81
Carbon, water white, $50 deg. test. u
Carbon, snow white, $50 deg. test u
Carbon, Michigan legal test, 2. w.. 81
Carbon, Michigan, W. W............ 81
Carbon, Wisconsin, w. W........... n
Carbon, Wisconsin legal test, P. w.. n
Carbon, Indiana test, L. W........... 81
Carbon, eocene, $50 deg. test.......... 8
Carbon, clean, $50 deg. test. ....... 81
Elaine, $50 deg. test..................13 1871
Llnseed, raw.
LlnSeed, boiled. ...,....
Lard oil, extra.
Lard oil,
NeatslooI, peSb
Spirits of turpentine. .............. .35t
Gasoline, 81 deg, est.................12
Gasoline Stove 8
Benzlne
Cooking Oil. 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28

2%leenetner prooneteHf1drtt.
Solgenbe 8reile purben BET 9rOBeren 9arz
tieel eraielt;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
Gt1tan56ert0t+

@btco90, 26. Wtat.
Die SAINT Nus9Iei9un9en belize
fen ii9 alf S78, SIG, 580.45 9e9en S87, no.
1862. 80 i'll Der entipre9euben No9e bes pori=
gen Sabres.
8unbesf8ul6f8etne i6Gofien IN
gtew gorf:
Y. 81. @e9iitrirte so .1l7H-118
u. ct. Hegiftrirte 20 90 =
u. ct. Ge9iitrirte Al :. .l13%-
y. St coupon
PaelTeb% o95.........'....... -. .:..lG5
Din Der 6on6s z8Orie wurben beute per-
fn1tff.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
(THr bic SG1tnots Gtoats3ettmng)
&etiebtiefe aatS S1S=GaItfor.tie1t.
Mnn It @nefI

WDn Mngnf Boedltn.
Wtari6 mad Santa Wontca. Soloatenbeiut. =
@bica9oer @dite. - Sin @eri9tSbauS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-30
THEN AND NOW.

Some Remarks of tho President Recalled
aud n Contrast Suggested.
To he Eiuor Of he InidibeRcer.
Sm:-0n December 3. lSSS. President
Cleveland in his message to Congress
said among other things, Us follows:
"a century has passed. Our cities arc
tho abiding places oil wealth and luxury;
our manufactures yield fortunes never
dreamed Of by tho fathers OF the re.
public; our business men arc madly
striving in tho race for riches. and I'M.
monse a%ggrcgatious OF capital outrun
the Imagination in tho magnitude Of
Observation-Disclosures"
And again, "0ur ~woriingmon, en-
f%rQnchisod from all dclusions and no
longer. frightened by the cry that their
wages are endangered by 4 just revision
OF our tariff lave, will reasonably do
mand through such revision Bteadier
employment, cheaper lean OF living
in their homes, freedom for themselves
and their children from the doom OF
perpetual servitude. and an open door
10 tnclr uuNuUCGIlcuL pe.HOLu INC llulllS
OF 4 lGboring class"
This tribute of Mr.. Olevelaud's to tho
then commercial prosperity OF tho
United States was made in the light Of
nearly thirty years supremacy of Re-
publican ideas. A national election had
just been held, the Repuclican party re-
turned to power, increasing its major
ity in the senate. and carrying tho prca-
iGency and house OF representatives.
The business men were thus guaranteed
that the tariff policy would remain pro-
t~ective, and the confidence OF tho people
is pictured in the glowing words OF the
President. There is no occasion to
speak OF the present times by way OF
contrast or comparison. 1t would be
cruel. They only show that Mr.. Clevc-
land is better gifted with the power of
observation than prophecy. For ex-
ample, motto his remarks above about
"stcadier employment for tho work
ingmcn aud freedom from the doom Of
perpetual scrvitude. Instead OF per-
petual servitude, We are presented with
perpetual Idlencss. And we voted for
it'll An IDLE IRoNwoRKEh
Wheeling, May 90.
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George X. Tinker, J. NJ. Collins and G.
d. Frants, At tho start Collins and
Franta collidcd but recovered without
falling; Tinker In the meantime secured
d good lead Hnd wOa mover headed,
though his competitors made him cot
out a pretty speedy hnlf-mile, lei.
Junior fifty yard dadh-The contest.
ants were +. Kemplc, ]. Speidel, F. L.
Wheat L. Sweeney; X. O. Cresap and
II. L. Milligan. The kids" got of vol
together and Wheat soon forged ahead
and won in ca seconds. Speidel was
second and Keinple third.
Throwing tho l2-pound hammer
This vas m interesting event, IN which
Fox again showed his superiority in
fcats Of strength. lie covered 90 foot Q
inches; Hay second and Dwight third.
Running high jump-ln this event
uusemun was again unopposcd, md
cleared the pole at 1 foot 4~.inchos.
Junior running broad ~iump-Tho
only contestants were North and " heat,
and tho former had no trouble In dis.
pvsing OF his chunky opponent North
jumped ii feet inch, and WhOat's
best performance was IL foot 3 inches.
Running high kick-Howard Fox and
Z. Hughes contested in this event, aud
Fox made Ii his ilfth victory Of the day,
touching tho mark att teot 9 inches.
40 yard run-This was another cxcit-
ing speed event which pleased the spec.
tators greatly. House, Alexander and
Fox wcro entered and faced the starter.
Alexander took the lead early in the
race and though hard pushed ior n timo
by House came under the wire winner
by thirty feet, House second aud Fox
third.
Tho concluding evont OF tho afternoon
was the n milo bicycle race and in
this'1inker aSain showed that he was
tho ~speedicat man in the institute. His
opponents were Collins and Frantz.
Franiz led At the start, but Tinker was
up with him at tho quarter, which
was made in IS! seconds. At the half
Tinker was leading by twenty foot,
time, 1921. Collins and Frantz had
IN interesting brush for second place
and ut the three-quarter pole thoy wore
evcn. limo for tho distance, 2:2O. AS
tho THO came into the stretch all began
the final squirt, and though Tinker had
been doing tho donkey work. all
through the race tho others were una
bic to respond to his pretty squirt. and
he came under the wire.winner in 3:00l.
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MARTINS
uaps and 1IislIups in 10 Thriving City
Across tho River.

Uaps and Mislups in to Thriving City
Across tho River.
The committee appointed at tho Poor.
man mass meeting IN Monday night to
select candidates for delegates to tho
congressional convention met last night
and named the following: First ward
William Garrett, James Runyon, Wal
ter Cline, delegates; William Wetherald,
A. W. Moore and A. 7. Dinsmore. alter.
mates. Second ward-John Goodhue,
John Frazier and Emanuel Grandson,
delegates; George Davis, VIM. II. Hide.
brand and VIM. McWilliam, alternates.
Third vard-R. G. Montgomery, I. D.
Edmunds, William E. Thomas and
Stanley Gibbons. delegates; Richard
Lynch, Z. Z. Moore, II. Davis and Nose
McCann, al,crnates. For central com.
| mittee, James Runyon, NJ. J. Morton
and r. A. L~indemuth were suggested.
The Dauford men will select their can.
didates tonight
The secret societies will meet this
morning at s o'clock, and the fro de-
partment at $50 to take part in tho pa
rade. Tho school children who wish to
march are requested to meet at tho Cen.
ira! and South buildings at S o'clock.
Should the weather DO %uniavorable the
exercises will be held in the Opera
House, which was beautifully decorated
for the Sunday meeting, and the deco.
rations arc still up.
The base ball games at the Y. NJ. C. A.
| grounds will DO called to-day at 1870.
| The association and Bethany College
clubs will play and both expect to have
strong teams. Ono admission will pay
for both games this afternoon. The adj
| mission will be twenty-five cents and
ton cents extra for the grand stand.
The grounds have been enclosed BY O
high fence.
Last night about 10 o'clock DR.. ". B.
ShuttlewoEth's horse became frightened
in Clark's addition, and ran to Washing
ton street at d break neck speed, but
strange to say the buggy was 0 dam
aged.
Considerable coal is being gathered
along tho river by men who are ont Of
employment. Two mon filled a large
skIff and another sold several dollars
worth.
Jamos Sweeney, n OF tho teachers
in the public schools, will read law with
Frank sedswick during the vacation.
A lawn social will be given to-day
from 4 to 10 p N. at Broadway Park by
the Vigilant hose company.
Misses Edith and Anna McKim will
| spend Memorial Day At Pittsburgh with
their brother Ross.
Arguments for 4 now trial in the case
OF Sapp vs.. Martins Ferry will BIO heard
to-day.
Charles Heidi was arrested yesterday.
He was SO full he could not drive his
team.
The post office will be open to-day
from S to Q, IL to y and 5 to g..
Mrs. L. J. IToylo is entertaining M1s.
Sarah Brown, OF Bcallsyille.
The school drum corps will 60 to Bell.
aire to-day.
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10 Make Butter Out of Petroleum.

CHICAGO, May 2a.-WiIllsm H. lee
and Frederick c. Laird, OF Laird 6 Lee,
the publishers, undlAlcxandor W. Win
tor have secured patents on a process
ior combining mineral aud vegetable
oils which. it ia claimed. will revolu.
tionize tho manufacture OF %buttcrine,
oleom argarinc, compound lard and
other imitation products of the packing
housed. 1t is expected by the owners
that the new oil will onter into compc.
ton with the cotton and cotton aeed oil
producers and prove another bonanza
to the producers Of petroleum. The
owners Of the patent say thoy have re-
fused an ofer OF 100000 for their
rights,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-30

Yesterday afternoon tho Linsly Rnnu.
al field day exercises occurred on tho
State Fair grounds, onthO Island, and
passed Oh without Il hitch in the proH-
cncP OF lttoop hundred people. who up
plaudcd the fine work Of tho young ath-
lctea without stint. Tho oticers.oI tho
day wero George H. Marshall, referee
and starter; A.. L. Wheat and A. John
son, judges; Jacob W. Grubb, timer.
The first event was called at . o'clock
sharp, and the afternoon was occupied
until after 1 o'clock
Tho following table shows the work
Of the various contestants in the eventG
entered. 1t will be seen that Howard
Fox carried everything before him in
the events in which ne contested, whilo
young A%loxqndor took three flrats. Fox
gets the medal Tor winning tho largest
number OF events and AleI4nder gets
second prize, a medal. Tho table is here
uivnn.
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FRANCES KEW CABINET.


u. Dnpuy, the Premier. Hns Con plctcd
the Last with One Exception.
PARIS, May 29.-This~ evening it is an
nounced that NJ. Dupuy has modified
the list OF tho names of his friends who
will compose the new cabinet, aud the
following is regarded as the final list:
Premier, minister OF the interior and
minister OF worship, NJ. Dupuy.
Public works, NJ. Barthou.
Education and arts, N. Lcyques.
Commerce, NJ. Lourties.
HusbandIy, ". Vigier.
Colonies. NJ. Delcasse.
Justice, NJ. Quorin.
Marine, NJ. Felix Faurc.
Finance, N. Poincare.
The portfolio OF minister OF war has
not yet been bestowed, but it is expected
tina. it will 60 to N. Hanotaux or 10 VI.
Cambon.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
4 OF REAL ESTATE,

By virtue oindecd Of trust made by Noah Zaro
md Isabella Zane, his wife, 10 mo as trustee.
dated the 18th day OF Maya. o. 1879. recorded
in the Office OF the Clerk OF the County Court OF
Ohio County. West Virginia. in dood OF trust
book No. 10. iollos ~ and lt3. l will sell ut the
north front door Of tho Court House In said
county. on
SATURDAY. TIE ID DAY OF JUNE, 1884,.
commencing ut 10 IL. H. the following desthbcl
property, that Is TO say: A certain lot or parcel
Of land lying In Ohio county. ". Va, on tho
National roGd. about three miles from the city
OF Wheeling bounded as follows: Commencing
from the northeast corner OF said lot at u stake
on the west side Of n drain In William Portcr's
field. on the east side OF the Eotional road. and
running thence north 2i54 dcgrcS. west s 3S.IUl
poles 10 Il stake. south 6jl3 degrees east . H.lOO
poles 70. the middle OF the National road q
with said National roRd south ~ degrees east
s SS-lUO poles; thence north g. degrees gI-lOQ
poles TO the plAce OF beginning. containing 500.
LOO acrcN. together with all and singular tho
improvements md appurtcnances thereon or IN
any wise belonging thereto. being the same
property conveyed 10 tho said Noah Zane by
Slst day OF October. 1877. and recorded In tho
office OF the said County Court in deed book No.
81. pages 30 and So. The title TO said property
Is believed to be good. but selling us trustee /
will convey only the title vested 10 me By said
deed OF trust.
TERMS OF SALE-one-halt OF tho purchase
money or as much more as the purchaser
elects 10 pay cash on the day OF sale. the balance
IN twelve months. u note bearing interest from
Inent. The title TO be retained until payment
has been made 10 full.
b, D. DovENER- Trustee.
W. II. HALLER. Auctiouccr. sngO
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100 yard dash-Elcven were entered,
but eight only faced the starter. The
race was q beauty from start to finish,
and was by Z. W. Alexander, W.
T. House second, in IL seconds. which
is remarkably good time. E n. Dwight,
G. G. Dobbins, +. L Husoman. 4. A.
Wilson, c. A. Franlz and II. D. Rey-
noids also started.
Junior bicycle race, %onc-Quarter mile
George johnson, F. r. Wheat, E.
Kemple and J.. A.. Bloch contested.
Johnson succeeded in getting underline
wire in q rather close finish, Kemple
second and Wheat third. limo, :4lS.
Standing broad jump-iioward Fox,
T. R. Husemau, i. y. Dwight, C. G..
Dohbins and W. 7. lPouse contested.
Fox won out, jumping S feet II inches
in the clear, with Huseman second, s
feet 10 inches.
ooO-yard dash-F. Z. Husemnn, II. NJ.
Robb, G. G. Dobbirs. E. W. Alexander,
w. T. House and r. K. Giifen were in
this contest. Alexander again showed
the other fellows his hcels, doing tire
distance in 26a seconds, with Huscmun
second by three feet, HOUSE third, close
up. and tho others punched.
Standing high iump-F. Il. Huscman
was tho only ono who faced the judges
in this event, and succeeded in clearing
the-pole at the 3 feet 5 inch mark.
Putting the l2-pound sho,-Out Of
six entries only Fox and Hay contested.
Fox put the shot 3 5fect 8 inches. win,
ming the contest, Hay doing 80 feet
inches.
100 yard hurdle race-Fox. Huseman,
Dwight and Houao faced the starter.
This was an exciting race which was
finally o by Fox, House second and
Huseman in third place. Time 10 sec
onds.
One-half milo bicycle race-Out Of
nine man entered. the starters wer,
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HUNTINGTON REPUBLICANS

Elect Delegates TO thu League Convention
Mt fnirnVnt.
Special Hjphtch 10 TIE Intdli0neer.
uuNrINGroN, ". VA, May Gothic
Lincoln club hold 4 very enthusiastic
meeting last night ut their now club
rooms. which arc to BIO beautifully iur.
nished, and which will be the grandcst
rooms in tho state. Tho meeting
selected the following delegates to tho
League OF Republican clubs to convene
ut FTairmont June 10: L. 7. Chapman,
". c. DusonbOrry, j.. II. Long. A. J.
Miser and Elliott Northcott. Tho Nc.
Kinley club recently organized in tho
eastern part Of the city chose as dele.
gates to tho league, jacob Davis and
James Decker,
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Gen. Watts Suit for Damages.

Special DRp1tth 10 The En'e!ligerftr.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, May 29.-Gen.
G. G. Watts il suing the Southern Boil
Telephone Company in the federal court
for $4,000 damages, claiming that the
workmeu of the company by negligence
caused his house to burn down. The
abless counsel in the state are engaged
on both sides.
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SALE.

LL GlLE.
By virtue OF q decd OF trust unde by Mary r
IOnIni y me rs trustee. dated May -, 1881. and
recorded In the Office Of the Clerk OF the Con niv
Court o. Ohio county. West Virginia. In Deed IL
Trust Book No. r., pnges 1890. | shall otIer n,
public sale TO the highest bidder. on
WEDNESDAY, THE 3th DAY OF JUNE ,so,
beginning nt 10 O'Clock a. H., at the north doc,
OF the Court House Of said county. a cortaI, 10,
or parcel OF land In the city OF Wheeling OhIo
COUNTY, West Virginia. thus described, 10. wif:
All OF the following described pGrt OF iot MN.
heted Acren "a in square number twcnt--rIrbt
t2S) on the plat Of the Bucna Vista addltIon IN
tho city oil Wheeling t0-wit: beginning M Ma
southeast corner OF said lot. thence vest win
Monroe tnOw Twelilh) street tweutv.cIpht iSSi
teet, thence IN n straight line parallel With Ina
eastern line OF sntd lot 10 the northern limo NJ
said lot. thence cast with the northern linz ri
said lot twonty.cIght iert 10 the northeastn,n
corner OF said lot and thence with The rISrcrn
Inc oil said lot TO the place Of beginning.
lSing the Same property conveyed IN Tororb
Jonlnt (olwhom thcShid Mary &. TonIni ia ,h"n
.ole heir at law by deed dated January IL ISET
aud now recorded In said Office. '
TERMS OF SALE-0nehali o! tho nr,cbor,
money, or rs much more Hs the purchaser elects
10 pay, cash on the DAY OF sale, Tho haInrco ~
SIX months from the day OF sale; the mulch Ssc,
toGSe note secured By deed OF trust upon tSa
premises. KATE KEEFE T1n,isn q
": II. HAtLER. Auc,iOn6or. mraS!w
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sJc:iai Dtspat.h TO The In'tutgeneer.
STgUDESvILLE, o., May 29.-Thc Chel-
sea pottery ct Now Cumberland will be
started on. Monday at the old scale Of
wages. The pottery has been idle near.
ly a vear. Other firms are expected to
break and follow tho Chelsea by start
Ing up as oon as tho coal strike is set.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-30

BRooKLyS. n. Y, May 2a.-Ex-Jus-
ticc OF tho Peace Kenneth Sutherland
WIS to-day sentenced to two years and
eight months in Slug Sing prison, and
to pay a fine Of $500, for his part in the
election frauds pcrpn,rated in tho in
tere,t Of John Y. McKane ut Grayesend
last November.
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The Gettysburs Trolley Linz.

rHrLADELpHrA, Pa, May 20.-Tn tho
United States court to-day Judge Dial.
las dcaicd tho motion made for the
United States to have the Gettysburg
Electric Railroad Company enjoinod BY
n preliminary Injunction. from building
"a branch trolley road, alleged to inter.
fere with the Gettysburg battle fields.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-30

SJrcii! DLspGich 10 The ~IntGli1cno1.
KISowooD. W. Va, May 2a.-For sew
eral days it has been cool here with
threatening frost Last night there was
rather a heavy frost and considerable
damage WAS done throughout the coun-
ty. Nearly oil the carly vegetables amt
iruit is killed. 1t falls pretty heavy on
our people, as they had planted Tor big
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