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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-14
Born.

LINCOLN.
Boothbay--May 3, to the wife of Charles
Reid, daughter.
OXFORD.
Denmark-Apr. 80, TO the wife of Mr. Walter
Luck, a daughter.
y. ~ PENOBSCoT.
Bangor-Apr 90 to the wife of Laforest L.
Written, q son; Apr. -, to the wife of j. N.
Merrill, son.
SOMERSET.
Pittsfield April 10, to the wife of G. ID. Nor
rill, a daughter.
WASHINGTON.
Esstport-April %, to the wife OF Frank T.
Wadsworth, a son; April %. to the wife Of
Michael Mccullough, a daughter, Medora May.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Kennebec.
Following are the real estate transfers
-. 1xA..oboo oo,,,,t,r for tho mast week


in Kennebec county for the past week:
AUGusrA--E. J. Tibbetts to J. F. Hill, land
with buildings, valuable consideration.
AIBIoN--R. C. Brann to Stella NJ Baker
land, S45; o. j. futile to f.. w. futile, lana,
$500. 49,, . ~, Z, ,,,
land, valuable consideration. .,, -
CHINA--I.. A. Goddard OF WaterFllle, W
Clarkson Jones. land, S4OO
CLINToN--E NJ. futile and others to Il. NJ
Irving, land, S525; William Lamb to Lillian f.
Leonard, land. 500. Uni.
GARpTSER-C. W. Robinson to c. S. Whit
HhILowELL--Lizzic NJ. Tuck to Hattie j. b
Tuck, land with buildings. , 100
NJ ANCUEsTER-- H. f. Trask to ID. j. Douglass
land with buildings. 81; j. r. Brlggs ana H. "A
Bailey to u. j. Douglass, land SoOo.
OAKLAND Meyer, Abram and Samuel Rosei-
thai of Boston. to Never Grudzenskie, ,aon
s150. Never G rudzenSkie to +. y. gaylord anu
$50; George Groder to G. w. derraho' iaho
$500. II G Tar,
PITTsToN--G. p. n. Jewett andlDaniel Gid
d IN 10 q. H. Blackman, land. 1913. =,
SJDNEY--D Della NJ. Fowler ana Deia M
smith 10 Darius b. Smith, land and buildings
500. ..,.: a.. III TT Mo.
anohI;n land and buildings, $500.
VAssALBoRo--Sarah ). Marsn'" w D
R. Marshall, land, 81. e,, Wy
WATERyl;,LE--A. G. Salley OF falrheId 10
A richardson Of Skowhegan, lana, $lo"'
Frank Dusty to Thomas Dusty, land STD
WrNruRoP--R. V. stevens TO q: " f. oeusi1;S
land si25: NJ. s. Collins of Readheld, to u. '"
Sedgley, land with bnildings,SSoo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-14

Sea Moss Farine. Tooth
some, Nutritious, EConom-
ical 25ct. package makes
I6 quarts various dessert
dishes. Receipts with each
package. Write for Fairy
Story Book, illustrated.
Buy Farine of allGrOCers,
or package mailed on re-
Ceipt of rs cents.
Lyon Manufacturing Co,
43 South Fifth St., Brooklyn, N. l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-14
Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO. May 13.

CHICAGU, MAY
FLouR--quiet, steady.
WHEAr-closed strong:-
No. 2 spring, 6s9a6ss; No. red. 6l8aG4S.
CoRN-closed firm; No Q, 50la50i.
OATs-steady; No. Q, 2Sis2ss.
RYE-No.2. 63a63 bid.
BARLEY-No. Q, 51saoI4 nominal.
FLAxsEED-No. l, $1.47al47.
PoRK-$12. 05atl2.l2.
LARp-$665a$6.65
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-14
Farm Notes.

Now or never the motto is keep ahead
of the weeds In two weeks from now il
will require twice the labor to subdue
them. One can't afford to neglect the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-14

The creamery business seems to be
fiourishing in Ellsworth. Cooley cream
ers and other apparatus are arriving on
nearly every freight train. Nineteen COWS
have also been received.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-14

The general understanding seems 70 DC
- NJ T d Newman will receive the
.nno,ntment of superintendent OF mails.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-14

There will be discussion OF woman
Suffrage" at Golden Cross hail. this
evening, at s O'Clock. All interested In
| that subject arc invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-14
MAINE STATE GRANGE.
Patrons of Husbandry.

EDWARD WIGGIS, Master, Maysville.
+. II. ALLEN, Secretary, Auburn. v
w. W. STETsoN, Lecturer, Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-14

A little story is told of young gentle
man and young lady who went into one
of the Water street restaurants the other
day. bought one dish of ice cream ana
called for two spoons. Economy is
wealth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-14
Nervous People

And those who are all tired ont and have
that tired feeling or sick headache can be
relieved of all these symptoms by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which gives nerve,
mental and bodily strength and thorough.
w nurifles the blood. 1t also creates a
good appetite. cures indigestion, heart
burn and dyspepsia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-14

Mrs Stephen Harrington OF wes1 RYE
Mis hoe = cow three years old that has
p ,,oa = sonr calves, having had twins TWO
YEARS consecutively.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-14
BAD
BLOOD

Shows itself by blotches, pimples,
boils and all kinds of skin diseases
The spring months are the best
months in which to thoroughly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-14

Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy in &C.
tion and sure in effect. 25c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-14
New York Produce Market.

.ex div. ibid. tasked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-14
Cleanse
the
Blood

You should commence at once, drive
all the impurities out Of the BLOOD,
and make it RICH and HEALTHY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-14
MARKET REPORTS.


NEW Yoax. May l2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-14

NEW YORK. May II.
FLoUR-ReceIpts. 2i,239 pkgs; POS exports.
bbls: ls.lil SACKS; sales. 1850 pkgs; frmer,
fairly active; -----------
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-05-14
BLOOD Wine

Trade Mark Registered.
is the only medicine that will do it
thoroughly and quickly, and at the
same time bring back your strength,
increase your appetite, and make you
we'll again.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01
g crantCn
SparsSAnf,
f22 @pomins slbsnns,
Scrautpn, ga.

0as dlteite Spar.Snititut i'm nore.
0itIiden YenniDluanien.
Snmts Blair. Frdfibent.
g. B. Brice Blue Brdi
3. 6. 9 tdfsr. gaifirsr.
". y. Blair aifift. Gaiiirsr
3beo ". Straub. Seller.
9irettoreu:
Samss Blair. 9, B. Briee.
SEQ. 8 GatIin. Srait R Spener.
NIB Blair. Sames arhbalo.
B .. 8eunebb 9switt 6. @lair,
Rm & 8leisI, Sas ID Safforo
aiibrt Elm nIaemeinss 8dnfgsiddft.
Stsllt Bebiel jablbar in rssno einsm sbsiIe
ser Msii aus.
8 @rossnt SntsrsHeu uuf 9spOftsu b3abIt
lin aunof6aft wrb 9ebetsn
Offen Sumitas gbsnbs bon 7 Bis 8 nbr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01
q hulbe beb6rbe.

Sebes Mitslisb mar in Der am Won.
tag Ibeno absebaIten 8sriammIuns su.
segen unb bic BstbanbIunsen brebten
ii6 bauptiddIi6 um bic 8ersebuns bee
0eiSunB, unb 8sntiIation. @ontrafteS fur
Die nsus Sodi6uIs. Das betreHsnoe
Gomite rsi9te 3pei 8sri6te elm; Der
Naioritdtberidt empfabl, ben Gontratt
Der CUNT & Gonneu BON bier. bersn Breis
s29, ,67s Ut. su sebsn, unb Der Winoritdt.
beri1t mar su @unfen elmer 8insbamtor
5irma, beren preis s28. 1913 1T. Miit.
dea beantraSte, ben @ontraft bem nieb'
risitsn 8ieter su eeben uno biss CAB ~
elmer ldnseren Disfuiion SsranlaHuns.
bod bic Abftimmuns srsab fiir CUNT &
@ounea cine Wsbrbeit BON elmer Stimms
Gin @utadten bon Mntpalt 9napp ii
8streff bes 4nfaufs bon seniHem Gissn'
tbum in 9iorbenoe, ipuroe an bas 6inan;'
Gomits bertpieien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01
8apne Gpuntp.

- Ser Mastenbaq bes SonesbaIs
2ieberfrans finbet am Donnsritas Nbsno,
ben 81. 6ebruar, in ieiner Saae itatt.
SRI. 9ena SunsSossI bon Sonss.
bale uno DITTO 8oit bon 9leip gorf, ipur.
ben am Samitas bur9 paitor Wm.
Sdmlct ;u elnem gbspaar perbunben.
= @sorse Sd bon Nain Strabe itart
am Samitae i'm rs. 2sbsnsiabre. 81
mar elmer Der dlteiten ginpobner bon
Sonesbale unb feline Srau uno mebrers
8tnoer iiberlsbsn ibn. Das 8ssrdbnib
fano am Sonntas TAFT.
Satulsb.- 9as 8ssrdbnib bon 5rau
Better 2ranb fano am lebtsn Utontap
Radmittas itatt. Cine 2lnsabl 0sr'
tpanbte uno 5reunbe bon 9oneSbals
pobntsn bemielben bel.
- Wartin ReaHer bonn Bapne COUNT
SoteI in SaipIep tpurbe Iebte Wobs burd
einen 9auner UNI $3.50 beldninoelt, in.
osm er bas @eIb ansebIid Iieb, um Elm
@runbitdd su faufen unb ReafIer por
ibm cine Anpeiiuns auf cine Buffalo
8anf bafiir erbieIt, bic natIrIib ni4ti
rrcrtb mar.
- Die Belmont Seibenfabrif, tpeI&'
Dor unesfdbr fiinf Mtonaten our6 6euel
serhbrt purbe, unb an beren Jleubau
man isitoem eifris beiddftist 1T. tpiro IT
turser 3sit 70 melt fsrtis eciteat, oab cir
Ibeil Der Irbsiter tpieosr uussiteIIt tper'
ben i6nnsn.-Dis S. 9. O'@onnol
@Iesi6Isiferi 1T tros ben idIs6ten Sci.
ten polauf bsibdftiBi uno ss muB Absnbi
searbeitet iperoen. UNI bic Beteaunser
fdr ssi&Iiffsnes @Ias su Iisfsrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01
Suumcre.
- Sis DECEMBER 8esiitrirIiits 30

- 9ie DECEMBER ResiitrirIiite bon
Dunmprs ipeiit 2,487 8ablsr auf.
Serr DITTO 8reHer bon 2ubpis'S
apotbete, bat fd bon ieinem tiirsli4sn
unipobIisin ipieber erbolt.
Die .,9eOple's" 9artis bdIt an
SamItas in Bablers' Saae einen Con
bent ab unb ipirb bann Elm poaitdneises
9idet nominiren.
- Die 9emofrateR bon 9unmor'
nominirten am 9ienitas abeno in DO
lambs Saqs Elm poutdnoiSss Gidet fti1
bic fommenee Nabl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01

S4redli6l = Ser 2Iosbbampfer
GIbe, bon Bremen na6 yiep Dorf be-.
itimmt, ftieB am @ittipc6 in Der Srlbs
on Der snsIiIGen 8Ilte NIT einem Dams
pier auiammen, ndbreno bic Bahasiere
nod i6Iisfen, unb bssunn bann raid 3u
Infsn. Ser Dampfsr bate 240 8ahas
siere unb eine Nannidaft ben 100 Psrs
iOnsn ; bon bieisn iinb nur 81 9srionen
oerettet tporoeB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01
RBilfeSbarre Ra6rimten.

= Die 9oIisei sos am WOntds mad
ibrem neusn Auartier in Der Stabtbale
um.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01
lonis :. Cobmann's
RotFl,
1923 nno 325 Spruee StraBe.

ct ecuit anbsuisr Buid uno Q. Robinfor
8iere. BerIinsr Bsbbier. Bon @eineu une
glaloren weroeu uur Die erprobtefen Warfer
9stubit Better BOrtsr uno Vile
9Darme une faite Speifen
,u ieoer 8agesist. aIle Selitatsfeu Der Sab
rssjeit Giue reidbaItlae auspahl be- bsf'r
Gisarren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01

lncre etanSteaung sn mssts sssas ssss.ssusss s ss
Gbieaso ateuten dArn alnhern
ausshsl e@t pI Gu $40 tsn ansts sspaIs aasauns
nnerbauns bIbenb Grnnens gBunbsr bn
;Dafelbs II iest uoahdnbis bsaieben bud bas
wSeramton sSUcbenblatt," +" 511 safa. abe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14
A nl,iLI.IANr SUCCESS
Was tho Lawn FoIo at 81. Elncont's
Orphan h,Jlum.

'hf ~ h"ANH ANtN ~ os v '
Orphan Asylum.
Tho baEEr and lawn fctn giYon at 81.
N%inCout'a orphans homo yesterday
afternoon aud evening Waa moro sue.
ccssiIl than tho most enthusiastic
worker anticipated. Taking in tho
afternoon and evening thcro were fully
1000 people present, all, or ut least
those who Desired II, being aor we'd with
II splendid supper aud plenty OF lighter
refreshments. All afternoon tho crowds
Of children md older folks, which DO.
gan to arrive nj | o'clock, rompOd and
gambolOd over tho beautiful grounds.
And in tho evening tho orchard, which
was mNdO worry attractive by tho many
lanterns OF various rolOrs, beside the
natural illumination, littOrnliy GwarmGd
with both young aud old, all anxious to
Md their mitO to tho support OF tho
homo md to rClrGHh Themselves with
some Of tho hcnlthinl good things being
dispensed ut q rapid rate.
At tho postoilico many woro the
l~aushnGiO incidents ocCasionGd by tho
witty aud sometimes very nitOCtiOnatO
lCttcrl received Mt II Cost-somCtimcs Of
twenty-five cents, but usually Of ten
| cents.
Thon tho eager and o~xpcctant scokor
for fortune, lame, otc., would next
strike tho fortune tCIICrS' tent, where
many wcro forced to shGd real watcry
tears NJ tho pr0spec, OF tho gloomy tu-
turc destined to 10 theirs, ThilO Othera
went almost into hys!crica over their
pictured successes.
All tho ladies in charge worked like
beavers, and they deserved tho grand
succcsa which they achieved. Mayors
orchestra was present and rendered OK
cellGnt music.
Tho entertainment will not n very
handsome sum to tho houic, whicn
needs many improvements in order to
accommodate tho suvcnty-two orphans.
The following committees had charge:
Postolicc--MisacI Margaret 0'kanG,
Matilda Reilly, Nora O,Brion. LIIzie
kuglen.
Clairyoynntq. future. past and pres.
cnt-Mis5cs Katie and Nina liosICy,
Josephine and Julia Fading, Manic
WOlty.
Flowers anu clGar9-MissCs NAItheE
and Robinson.
Fancy tablc-MissCs Scott. Tciiul and
Davis.
Fishing pond-GcrtruiG Dcirweiilcr.
Cathedral rcircshmOnt and supper
tabIc-Mrs. Kate Comfort, Misses Jon.
Mo Gnus. May White. rOtronela Dow.
lpighcr. Margaret U'KanC. Mary O'kNnC.
Lizzie Connolly, Julia McDGrmott, Cert.
rUde Merge, Lizzie Ehncs, Anna Fitz-
simmons.
Elm Grove rcfreslment and supper
tnblc-Mrs. VI. Madden, Mrs. Gamble.
Mrs. Wetzcl. Misses Mary busch, Kate
and Carrie Erb, Mary,,MllIer, Lucy Wcl;y,
Agnes Miller. Cecilia, Lucy and Carrie
Wcizel, Cecilia Bcislin@er, Kate Naabr
josie and Teresa MillOr.
Childreu's and other tahlc-Nrs.
TruschcI. Mrs. J. Dovirc. Mrs. George
Hook. Mrs. James Filan. Mira. Sayngcout,
Mrs. Henry Hess, Miss Margaret Farley,
Miss Kate Carver. Mrs.. konEeY, Mrs.
John Wclty and others.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14

Last evening tho council committee on
fro department mo, to consider what
wac bcst to do toward replacing tho At.
lan,ic engine, wrecked by tho railroad
accident Mt RoSby's Rock last Sunday
night. Besides tho mcmberl Of tho
committee thoro were prosont Mr.. G..
i. llawekotto, representing tho Amcri.
can Fire Engino Company Of Cincinnati,
and Mr.. Charlcl Oliver. the vol known
nachinist OF this city. Mr.. Oliver said
he had examined tho wrecked engine
with q view to bidding on tho repairs,
but no found it SO badly damaged that
he would not mnko a bid.
Mr.. HawckOtto said tho cngiue IA
tho worst wrecked machine hc ever saw.
Hc had put in Eomo timo hunting good
pieces Loft OF il, aud they were scarce.
He read n proposition TO repair the CIT.
gino SO that it woald bn rs good ~ new,
and warrant i. 80. for $3,g0j, his COM
pany to pay tho freight OH the wrecked
eHHtue 10 SliClnOAI uUl Ol ldV IuNultl
ono back TO Wheeling. md to furnish a
relief engine while tho repairs were In
progress. IIc agreed to have tho work
done in Ninety days and to submit the
engine to any fair test desired.
Mr.. W]atorhnuso &skcl what he would
allow for tho old engine OF tho mice Of
new one. in response 10 which he snid
hc would agree 10 furnish q No. | ou-
CINE. u size larger than tho old one, OF
much improved design ami greater pro-
%por:ionate efficiency, Tor $500. and n.
low $500 for The old engine.
The matter was talked over at some
length, aud \ numbcr OF propositions
suggested. Finally Mr.. iiawcaOttc
agreed to sell the larger engine iOr ST.
600, taking tho damaged engine beside.
A contract 10 this effect was made, sub.
jecs to tho approval OF council. which
will ho called to meet, probably next
Tuesday evening, 20 nc. on the matter.
In the meantime 4 substitute engine
will be sent here, it's uSo 10 cost nothing
ii the contrac: is ratified.
The city needs the stronger machine,
in view OF the numerous very tall houses
going up. aud no doubt the commit
tees action will be approved by cornell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14
REPUBLICAN, LEAGUE CLUBS.

Tho National Convention OF tho
League ut Cleveland next week is go
ing 10 be the finest affair in tho history
OF the league. More noted speakers
than eve before. the finest banquet
ever given, and in the finest arcade
building in the world. Free excursion
on Lake Eric 10 put-in-I6ay, in short
nothing is being LEFT uniOnc by tho city
OF Cleveland and the local committees
there to make this tho greatest conven.
ton the league has cvcr held.
With the low ra;c OF 81 for the round
trip made by tho Wheeling * Lake Eric
railway (ovor which road tho Lcagre
Clubs oil the state and their friends will
go aud the arrangement for extension
OF the return limit OF the tickets TO Juno
30 should insure 4 large crowd for this
occasion. The elegant Stillman hotel.
on Euclid avenue, will no WCst Eir-
ginia headquarters, at which tine rooms
have been secured At 50 Il day. The
train will leave tho Union depot, on
Market street, at 1880 II. M, Tuesday.
the 18th. Let there he \ large crowd
for this important event and all VINO
are going. whether delegates or not, arc
requested to lot J. X. Hall, Mt the Is.
TELLlGEHcEE office. or 0. i, Wood know
it, that ample arrangements may be
made for all.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14
FOR SATyR

House, I've room1, brick, corus;. lot. .,r.,.
Two brick houses and +.io1lar!h ,r,, .
Do!f ", 9TH ward. rents Tor .EyI rr- ~, ~
House, gru0ms. bEcG, lot ,I-IL L.. CO.
st, 9th ward. s1.O1. ---!
Splendid lot Tor dwelling. =. Main r.y,
Sth street. SS,UJ1 -
liOusc. lirOOIIG aud st0'n room Vet, ,
near Els. street, lot iiriRJ ic", ~
llOuAc, groOms and hal, CLa,.la7 ,,.,
I'D street, $500. ~
Corner lot. l.Ind 'trcot, Hal7a,.-, ga
House. iFoom2' b'.cE, aal alas,g Ia ga,
llousa, 8 rooms. Iilh s;5c,.. slEl
House, 0 ToOmSa and hall. cJr4r- y.,s -.
and Kentucky htrecp. Sl.Gyl '|
Double frame house. 10 fUhr4T srf.,.
corner OF SD aud Jacob s.Ecgc. ug.f ~.
month, $500. ~
House, 5Tooms. brick. ma fr5lnsl .,r,
reHr, Ent! street. Centre Whcsilus. F..s "'"
House, I roOHE. 9th street. 500
iouae J rooGli' l-Ih E!Ett- C.saA "a 80,
terms, 500. '
House, IroOns, brick. Jacob s.-a.. "a W.,
slS)1.
House. 8 rooms and hail. PAX y.sY Il. m.
III feet, easy terms. si.7D. ''
Double mouse. 10 rooms Indiana U-ag lint
easy terms. SLj)l. ~
House, 3 roonI. corner lot, 9th ,.;e,: .r,
terms. 81, iJp. ~
lIouse.j ROOMS. M:Couoch street, rs. gss.
inS sl.1u.
House rooms and hall. with l3-;l l5.,s.
erect. SIG0l
House. 8 rooms. Baltimore s:;eo:, La: Wa.
lug. oaSy tOrnS. Sl0jl.
~IlOnss.t rooms. lS:h street. easy 'n-sJsrt
House, 10 roomA GE.c:, T..a A5so b; II,
street. cheap.
House, ) rooms, Jacob stree, t.l wa. 81,
tcrrus, Si.5oJ.
House, 6 rooms, Wood E,rea:. 5.a war! s,a
iionSc,6 FoonS, h5!s<. Make. s..es. g.;4
Wheeling. cheap. $40.
Lots on Lind street. Re!TCtcrc, SO a7!ir
each.
Thrrelo;S IN Park View, Chean
Business property on Aarsct s;'sesA a: r-5!N
tic pricL
$40, $40, 500, sS9l, sIOlj AID :, Jn.,.,4.r
real estate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14
a BRILLIANT EVENT
In Socinl Circles Was the Rose Luncheon
Given by NIrS. Scott.

In Social Circles Was the Rose Luncheon
Given by AIFs. Scott.
Yesterday afternoon al tho McLurc,
one OF tho most briIIian! social events
OF its character. 4 Rose Luncheon, was
given By Mrs. y. i. Scott. The guests
numbered about twenty, ard at 80
O'Clock IN elaborate ton course dinner
was served in the ma;R dining room
which had been decorated especially
Tor the occasion in n manner that
caused many ordinations OF pleasure
and surprise from tho guests. The
table WAS 4 mass OF American Beauty
roses arranged in nm artistic and origin
al form, under the supervision OF Mrs.
Howard Thompson. The other decora.
tIons were in harmony with the table
and tho entire effect was beautiful
beyond description.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14
SQUIRE Guh.ESPY BUSY
With Criminal Cases Yesterday aud Las
Evening.

With Criminal Cases Yesterday aud Last
Evening.
Yesterday Anna Shepherd was be.
fore Squire Gl!lespy on n charge pre-
ferred by William Davis Tor keeping n
house OF i'll fame in Alley G. She was
required to give bail for her appear
anco at the criminal court. Rose Penn.
beTton, Nora Collins and Lucy Davis,
tho compliments vito. wero alHo held
for court az inmates Of tho nousc.
Davis was then arrai:nGd on n charge
OF carrying n concealed razor and threat
eninr t kill his wife, and in default OF
bail was sent to jail.
Hattie Granthatn. co!orcd, charged
with an attempt to kill Cora Fletcher,
also colorcd. was sont to jail in default
OF bail for her appearance Tor 4 hearing
on Monday.
James Gallahor, charged with do.
irauding 4 keeper OF n boarding house
OF SO, was sent TO Jail in default OF bail
for 4 hearing to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Val.
~ CAnLE ONO COUNTY REAL ESTATE

~ OAHLE OitIO COINTi REAL ESTATE
Samuel |. Smith, Executor Off
thcC'taic Of Sanurl II. Smith,
deceased,
William l. Smith. Thomas Il In Chauccry.
Smith, Robert VI. Smith, Ell
ward G.. smith. Margaret J.
Smith, Samuel +. Smith,
Laura Smith and Lulu Smith.
IL, pNTNlarce 0ln decree Of the Circuit Court
q! phiocounty. West Virginia. rendered on the
lsin day Of May, 1851, the undersigned. who was
nlIT"!nteI special commissioner for tho purpose,
will on
THURSDAY, THE "7ru DAY OF JUNE, 1896.
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. sell a, public
auction, OF the 'pTcrIScS 10 the highest biddG-,
thr ioIIo"i;G described real estate. to.wit: XII
that iuaci OF lnud situated in Liberty district.
Ohir cSiCty, West Virginia. that was conveyed
10 Sl,lue! H. Smith. deceased, on tho 10th dGy
Of July, 1850. by Samuel irwin, Slcrii!Oi Ohio
county. and John X. rOiSiori. under n decree
the Circuit court Of Ohio county. in tho case of
John Way! vs.. SAMUEL Bell, and the case Of D.II
VI. Way &c, TIE tmCt Of land In the hill and
proceedings therein mentioned and lrcrcrl In
br sou. rri more ln'iy described in n Plat OF I
survey made by John Gilmore for said Sllnupl
II. Smith on the 18th day Of June, 1859, and
WINCH N attached 10 and made a uaEt of exhibit
hummer hlrd III tho above entitled Catscl, ne
i9IinMS: h'ginninE NJ Il Stone corner 10 lands oi
NJ ,9hNriif: formerly JOHN Gii,iu. and thence.
- - - 'NNNN w u NhtllF NlltlNb NOulI
% cast IuI;' poles TO n SiUnc: thence south I9S
west ~ poles 10 a stone; thence south G3i,'
west '!h poles To Il stone; thence south .C1i,o
McNtInH poles 10 n stone; thence north 81 west
ilolfoIrS To the place Of beginning. and coutain.
lile eighty lNUl acres, twO ("I runlS and nincicrn
w no!cs more or less. Said real estate will 10
sHtuhNa whnic or IN two separate tracts OiahOut
ihlrY Hiia MY ncrcS each ~ divided BY tho
pnblc toad running through tho land. aS may
to- Iccned best w said special commissioner.
INcTr { a dwelling house and other pnildIuFy
on each l5ac'. '"H'
TERMS ny SNLE;-Onc tiirl of tho purchase
inoncF' ma ms much m0rO AS the purchaser NAV
elect 10 pay III caSh on day oi salr. aud tho bal
Idlce IN i.Eo CqiNl miscellaneous at one and Two
years. WIN interest from dny OF sale, the inter.
81 on HE second deferred insinllmcutt to be- paid
uhnanly' the, piTchNNcr 10 execute his notes,
win approved rrr.nnal security, Tor Tho GcG,r..
t.l liStaIimcnis, the title To DO retained until
property Is fully paid Tor.
W. NJ. DUNLAP,
Special Commissioner
hereby, certify that bond mud security MS 70.
CURED by law, md the decree in this cause. I'm,
rc,h gwen hy Tho said W. VI. Dunlap. Special
commissioner. JOHN W. MITCHELL, Cirrk.
lnv-I ''"
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