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The San Francisco call., 1896-03-18
5 LOts..-Dolores, 27th and Army Sts.
Dolores Street.

McAllister-Street Lot-Sunny Side.
cable and Fillmore cross-town roads pass suitable
for fine residence or sunny fats
O'FarrelI Street, mr.. Jones-Rent S35.
22:6x6S :s-5O9 O'Farrell ST., w. of Jones; z
rooms and bath; close to transfer point Of Cali
fornia-st. road.
Howard Street-26 Rooms, Bar, Etc.
Rent Reduced to $50.
25xS5-547 Howard; 26 rooms and bar; rent
greatly reduced to $50; tenant pays water; $4,000
mortgage can remain.
Estate of r. w. Gum, Deceased.
5Ox12O-E. line of Twelfth ave. 100 S. Of Point
Lobos ave-, o. L., block 273.
from O St., block 304, O'Neil & Haley Tract
25x120-E. line OF Eighth ave., rs s. of c ST., in
o. L. block 3S7.
Folsom-St. Boarding House-Rent $50.
6Ox101-2O13 Folsom, s. OF Sixteenth; 3-story
hotel and bar: mortgage of $500 now on the
property; rent now very low, 500.
California street-Corner Lot.
32:71sxs7 :6-Nw. cor. Of California and Laurel
sts.: suitable for store and flats: bargain.
Larkin- Street Cottage-Terms Easy.
27:6x1l0-2616 LarSn s. Of Chestnut: bay
terms.
Large First-Street Corner.
E 4OxfO6, with L 4Ox46-SW cor. OF First and Ma
toma sts.; stores and flats; improvements out Of
repair; did rent for $125, and will again with an
outlay of a few hundred dollars
Greenwich, mr.. Momtgomery-4 Cottages
43x75-1o3 and los Greenwich: cottages; .
great bargain for a man of modest means.
SE. Corner Clay and Broderick.N
81 :6x1OO-294l Clay ST.. cottage Of rooms and
bath l story in front, stories in rear.
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PATTIsON-TAYLOR.
Two WeI1-Known Young. People to Be
Wedded.

OAKLAND, CAL, March 1.-THE en-
gagement has been announced OF Miss
Mabel C. Taylor, daughter of B. J. Taylor
of this city. and George Pattison. now of
San Francisco, but formerly resident OF
Oakland. Both young people are promi-
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MOntgomery.Street Investment.

Nos 119 and 121 Montgomery st.; w. line,
1O3:11a n. of Sutter ST.; size of lot 34:41ax60
feet 10 Trinity st.
improvements consist of 4-story and basement
brick building: stores on ground floor and offices
above; total rents $3.50.
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SacramentO.Street Building Lots.

The fifty-vara lot, northwest corner OF Sacra-
mento and Lyon sts., in subdivisions: corner
81 :6x102 :S14 lots on Sacramento ST. 25x OF S14
and 2ox127:S14; Lyon-st lot, 25x112:6; cable
cars pass on Sacramento ST.. Sacramento ST. paved
and accepted, Lyon st. macadamized.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-18
GEO. F. LlMSON, AUCTIONEER
Ofice-41O Kearny Street.

GEO. +. LAMSON, AUCTIONEER.
Offce-41O Kearny Street.
TOMORROW,
Thursday March 19, 1896,
til O'Clock A. NJ.
Grand Auction Sale Of Magnificent Furniture
Costly Pictures Rich Upholstery and Handsome
Carpets on the premises,
NO. 1924 CLAY STREET,
Bet. Devisadero and Broderick
(Californla and Powell street cars pass within
one block.)
WILL SELL THE
ENTIRE COSTLY FURNISHINGS OF
ABOVE RESIDENCE.
COMPRISING:
Elegant Odd Pieces Parlor Upholstery in hand
some covers in condition like new; Elegant Water
Colors Paintings and Oeographs; Fine Point Lace
Curtains, Valuable Ornaments Extra Quality Best
Body Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, Elegant
Gilt Onyx-Top Standards: Rich Gilt Frame Chair:
Magnificent Inlad French Walnut Chamber Suite,
Large Full Dress Plate Mirror Bureau, one of the
most elegant suits offered in this city for years,
cost S4U0: Handsome Oak Chamber Suits,
Choice White Hair Mattresses; Fine Blankets, Pill
lows and Bedding; Fine Oak Dressing Table and
Chairs to match Superior Range, Patent Kitchen
Table, Linoleum, ETC. Terms cash.
GEO. F. LAMSON, Auctioneer.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-18
kearny.Street Investment.

Nos. 217-219 Kearny st. (the Maison Doree):
w. line, 1875 feet n. of Sutter; lot 2516O Is
feet, extending back to Clara lane
Improvements consist of a substantial 4-st ory
and basement brick building; ground floor and
basement occupied as restaurant: 3 upper floors
co ntain IL large and spacious rooms, suitable for
offices or lodging-house.
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At Public Auction!
To the Highest Bidder,
Subject to Confirmation by Superior Court.
Market.Street Investment.

Nos. 617-519 Market ST.; Sc. line 12O feet SW
OF First St.. lot 40xS0 feet; substantial 3-story
and basement brick building; 2 tenants; rents
$3.50 monthly.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-18

Small nostrils are said by physioloeist
to indicate small and weak lungs.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-18
China Inland Mission.
A New Officer.

OAKLAND, CAL, March wv. B.
Henderson was appointed regular police
officer at to-day's meeting of the Com
missoners. There are still three vacancies
on the force
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VICTORIA. II. c, August lg.-From
far ForHnosa, where for upwards Of n
year, Japanese troops have been vain
~ striving to crush out tho aecds of
post bcllum opposition to Japan lnno-
vationa, comes n story which for bar
barous cruelty and defiant violation "
all ethics of civilization. has Fortunate
Is few parallels In history. even OF the
savage races OF the world,
The terrible tale Of rapInc, murder
ana wanton cruelty reached here by
the steamer EmprcS9 OF japan and
fully bears out the statement on tho
situation In Formosa given publicity
by the Roy. DR.. Mackay. on his re-
turf to that Island six months ago.
Other equally credible correspondents
are now the witnesses against Japan,
and the burden Of their arrnlgnmcnt
~ that. seeing neither fame nor proilt
70 DO gained In the Subjuea;iun OF the
Eorm0SNns by tho arts " modern war;
rare. recognized as Legitimate by clvill2-
eI nations, The Japan troops sent to the
Island nave embarked In u crusade OF
hlo0a, their object being To crush all
signs OF %discontcn; by, az fur as posi-
bic, DISCRIMINATING the native p6pula-
ton.
In this campaign there were no for
eisn powers to make Protest, no foreign
press representatives Is, herald to the
world the atrocities, the falling OF which
wuult bring upon japan The cOutemot
o! all enlightened people.
Says the Tainanfu representative OF
the China Mail; AS n result the ~
Icy OF determination has been ZcaIc;i
pursucd from the beginning OF
campaign. and what with the d .rf
ton OF their crops. the burning q
villages. the dissertation OF I'm
Of their loved ones. the VIC C4rJA
their wives and daughters, Hi
butchery Of their innocent CHI
people are driven 10 the last "a
OF desperation" NAH4S
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NATURAL. FAT.
Getting Fat Is Only Question or Eating
.. .HIt. Proper Food,

Getting Fa, Is Only Question or Eating
Proper fooi.
Thin people who want to SO, fat
should eat proper food and digest It,
That Ia the only natural way.
The trouble with most thin people IL
that they suffer from indigestion.
They don't digest their food. They
don't get enough nourishmcnt. They
IRE slowly being starved. TlCy nre
poisoned by the products Of fcrmcntcd
alid. putrid food.
Shaker Digestive Cordial. a gcntlc
natural, vegetable digestive, attacks
the food IN your stomach Just like tho
digestive Juices, aud turns II into
beautiful nOurlRhmcnt. II helps your
stomach naturally. II makes thin dyp-
pcnticg. fat. 1t makes poisonous blood
pure, 1t tones IN nnd cures the stpm-
aCh
Nothing will cure indigestion like
Shaker Digestive Cordial, because Moth
Ing else goes so naturally about It.
This Is why II has been NJ successful
In relieving nausea, vomiting, dia2i-
ncSS, weakness, bad tnstC. fever, fiat
ulchcc, constipation, loss OF appetite,
headache, neuralgia, rheumatism, etc.
by curing the disorder which causes the
symptoms.
~ few doHcs will prove It's value, but
you Wont gni fat on one bottle.
All druggists, Ten cents for a trial
bottle.
Write for book on Food and Fat to
The. Shakers, 20 iiendc Street, New
York.
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AtehIson Globe: An Atchison man
found the house deserted when he went
home last night, and stuck in the cor
ner OF the looking glass. where he
would hc sure to see II, was II note from
his wife "Where | cooked before |
married you" 1t ran. Il was always
given an afternoon on. Hereafter |
shall take Wednesdays of. lust us | did
then lie tore the note up and put In
It's place one that read m follows: Be
ioro | married you | used to Stny out
late whenever l wanted, without being
required TO make an explanation. !
shall begin that Jolly habit again to-
hlSht. Please don't sit up for me. 1t
isn't nice to find Il Wife sitting up for
on" under such circumstances, and you
Know that tears were never becoming
to you" 1t Is the wtfc's turn 10 move,
ana 1t is not believed that she Will wave
4 tag of truce.
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THAT HILL
In the CltcaSd Platform onic.at!
clRrcd to Have Iiren DefrnirS

NEW YORK, Aug. l2.-The
attached 20 the second meeting
national Democratic committee at Mo
was Increased by persistent rumors dN$
the members would take action TO ~
from the committee those men
whose absence was alleged to accentu.
ate their objections to the national tick.
ct and platform. Those mentioned as
the members to be disciplined included
". F. Harrtty. OF Pennsylvania: W. +.
Sheehan, Of New York; French. OF Con-
rlecttcut: and Lawler, Of Minnesota. In
~Sheehan's case In particular II was said
that local organizations were persistent
IN n demand for his removal.
The committee went in session at 1920
o'clock for the trdnsactIon of business.
Senator Jones presiding, and was In scs-
sion for about three-Quarters OF an hour
to-day, the whole time being devoted to
4 heated controversy over the DISPOSE
ton OF tickets. The appOrtlonmcnt Of
tcred TO each member wa three. John.
Il. McLcan's proxy, from Ohio, Snid that
he had brought over 200 district leaders
here from his state and they had eN-
pcctcd to get in. Another member Init
mated that tickets had been dishonesty
NiSlbENd I'll ...... "
Why" said he, there are spectators
on every corner selling convention tick
cts and seats and they get them from
MI. st. Johns headquarters"
After a good many OF the committee
men had unhurdened their minds, the
matter was dropped. the chairman an
nouncing that 1t a too late 10 rectity
errors.
The question OF the disputed plank OF
the platform wGs discussed and the cOrx
mittcc gave It's official decision that q
amendment offered by Senator HIlGE
ccpting existing contracts frorI
scope OF the financial plank had
adopted.
Congressman James D. ~
Of Tennessee. who was actIE
Of the convention when e
wns adopted, stated his po<
ton that the Hill nmen6
fcated. His testimony M
by Senator Jones.
The committee -. Yin
OF the platform "a of
the permanently SyY'an
white. C. A. w iowa,
ms chosen pS ETty. and
the commltteci Get to the
call of the W. %5D
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MOST %ATROCIOUS.
Many Siekcning Scenes of the Bar.
bhrous Cruelty
COMMITTED on TIE rORMOSANS

iis the %Jnrnnesc rroop,-ro,urs pursucL
by Them In Crushing Out the ro,t ,iel-
Inn opposltion to tile innovations of
ihnt Country III Violation ornil Ethics
ofCiNllstntion- %iioroitimg Tales OF Niur-
der i'arlno "nd the Hatchery orChi,d-
re" aud Other Grimes that are unmrn-
tlonnhir.
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IT doesn't matter much whether sick
headache, biIlOuSnCSs, indigestion and
constipation are caused by neglect or
by unavoidable circumstances: De
Wits Little Early ltiscr9 viii speedily
cure them all. Charles Il, Goethe. corner
Twelfth and Marriott streets; Bowie &
Co, bridgeport: Peabody 4 Son, ben
wood. -
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Nar m,l zsnrsn.lnn.

MUSkOCA Hlg. 1.-Two men
were shot Ind another NOR
tally wourIS2g annual convention
OF the NfEx& in the Cherokee
nation. fffffseYS north Of Tehele-
quah. tSA The parties killed
wcrcMgS 'hIcf Of police OF Teh.
lcqE fb.le Proctor, deputy
sh,E zss/hard Williams. sheriff.
wa@( - tally. The row origina-
ted ~ $ys.IlIng of whisky. Wonord
shot NSe and the latter returned
the flrc,% T. WOfforl Immediately. 1t
Ia said W%Ai's brother killed Charlie
Proctor nnS9tscaped. The affair has
created intensc excitement and Will
serve to break up the convention. which
would have lasted through the week.
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SALT LAKE. Utah. Aug. l2,-At the
second days session OF the fire chiefs
convention. many interesting papers re-
latinE to fire departments and the best
methods OF work were read and discuss
ed. Superintendent Hull. OF New York.
confessed that he did not know what the
department would do with n fire In the
top OF the twenty-Story buildings now
being erected In that city.
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The best salvo In The world for cuts.
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rhcum. fever
sores, letter. chapped hands. c%hilbln!n1.
cornis. and all skin eruptionS. ana post
lively cures piles. or no pay REQUIRED
II ia cunrantccd to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price d
cents per box. For sale by Logan DruG
Company.
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lie Sure EOu Are HlE.ii

And then 90 ahead. II your blood Is i'm
pure, your appetite falling, your
nerves weak. you may be sure that
Hoods Snrsaparilla Is what you need.
Then take no substitute. Insist upon
Hoods and only Hoods. This Is tho
medicine which has the largest GALES
In the world. Hoods "Sarsaparilln 10
the One True Blood Purifier.
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Wheeling BridNc & Terminal nv.
c. O. BREWSTER, Receiver.
limo Table No. l3. TO take effect 1901

c. Q. HfiEWSTIGK, Receiver.
limo Table No. l3, TO take effect 1901
n. NJ, Sunday November 10. 1925
Leave MnccLABI.rS 10; W.. i9:I5. 81: Nv u. IN,
I'm. 'S:l5. ti;3U, $500 y. III.
Leave Ioninsula-,tS:06. t9:5l. sll:46. q
=! Leave Martin.'a; %s syiy ! 1851. s,,;n
n. M. i2:39. '3:9l. t4:49. s9:l2 p. NJ.
Arrive Terminal ~junctIon-tS:l7, ti0:0S
81 rs n. IN. t2:S. ,'3:S2, ii:46. s9:lS D.. IN.
Leave Terminal Ju~nction-ti:92, $500 a.
m, 'l?:4o n. M, ,$S:t9, Si;oj. tL:li. 1916 D. m.
Leave Martins fcrry-tI:?S. $500. n. m,
'l2:i5, si;o5. tao, tS:l9, tS;52 p. IN.
Leave PcninSula.ti:Si. S9:lL. q. M. 'l::5l
lt:ll. ti:l7. fd:"5, iS:S y. III.
Arrive W~hcclsnr-t7HW. $500. n. IN,
'l?:5'. t4:li. 1875. 1851. 1906 y. m.
daily; tDaily except Sunday. sSun-
days only.
All trains will run on Eastern Time.
J. l.. TAUSSlG. Superintendent.
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CTTICAGO-All the speculative mar
kCts were weak and dcmoraliHcd with
liquidation particular of nearby dcliv-
cries. tho feature IN all the pits. Wheat
for September closed at hi1sc, or FAC
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SymptOmS-Muisturc: Intense itching
and st!nGInG: most Nt night: worse by
scratching. II allowed to continue ti-
I1orS form. which often bleed and ulcer
ate. becoming very sore. SWAYNES
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
Ing. heals liberation, anu in most cases
removes tho tuinors. AT druggists or by
mail. for, 50 cents. DR.. Swaync e Son.
pDllnNnlNhin.
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HOODS PILLS are prompt, efficient.
always reliable, easy to take, easy to
opprntp.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing 'ESA
been used by millions OF M y
thcir children while tccthing, @&SS-
feet SUCCESS. 1t soothcs the child. S1fN-
ems the gums, allays all pain: cures
wind collie, and Is the best remedy for
dinrrhocn. Twenty-Five cents Il bottle,
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Electric cars from bridgeport ia Wheel
ing. Electric cars TO bridgeport.
'Dnily..
tSundnys only between POINTS mn rlscd :
All other trains daily except Sunday,
on Sundays, train NO. runs to uhrichs-
from uhrlchavillc tnS;cad or bridgeport.
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fancy groceries, etc., IN the city ana
suburbs, have purchased n stock OF DR..
Mabee's
STRONG TONIC
for the benefit OF their CUSTOMERS: Pebler
( WohnhaS. Virginia and South Huron
streets: II. JuergenS X Son, - Mary
land street; Charles Lukens. 70 Zane
street; c. II. Diuscr,5O South Broadway:
John Mehlmann. Virginia and Broad
way streets; C. II. Wilson. 80 South
Huron street; C. +. PAUL, Penn and
Virginia: Robert Atchlson. Bridgeport;
J. E. proSser. $50 Main street: W. C..
Spargo. AS Main street: a. Knrn, 100
Main street; II. Serig. 95 Main street;
r. Montgomery. 2T02 Chnpline street;
Sam B. Mckee. 222I Market street; C.
FaIloure. East Wheeling; T. J. Cole,
Twenty-second and Main streets; Roth
& Wendell. Thirty -eighth and Jacob: ].
J.. O'Connor Il Son. Fortieth and Jacob;
HydlnEer 4 Remke. 1906 Jacob: r. L,
Hlbbs, McAIechen. ,.s
Martins Fcrry-Barrctt & Company;
Louis Rothermund. L. L. Scheele, Hill
dsrbrapd & Company. lshmael Cox, J.
E, Groves and W. Il. Rohrey 8: Com
pany.
DR.. Mabce'3 Strong Tonic promotes
the appetite. aids digestion. nurides the
blood, CURES Liver and Kidney trou-
bles and makes the weak strong. For
sale at the above Srocers at G5 cents per
mint hottie
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q Artificial Limb MFG. Co. c.,
f' Manufacturer tho host gooIs OH thu S".,i:Y"
I'll market, Limbs rrnSscS, Supporters, "
Cru,CacSO tc A~lsoapplIanccS iorcurrrc,lurlo.
tormitics, !; W. THOMPSON, SEc'y. & MO'R.
- t0S Snthasd ST.. ncar hEi uIic. >> tiltsbprr ia
p lmrlk-d&Ul
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RAILWAY TIME CARD,

Arrival and departure Of trains on and
aitrr Iniy 70. 1920. Explanation OF Refqr.
cnca Marks; DAILY. iDaIly, exccp. Sun.
Jay tDnlly. except Saturday. TDally, OK.
ccpt Monday. Sundays only. Saturdays
nllY. Elnlnrn llnIulnrL ,rI.n
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;Daily. except Sunday.
Sunday church trains will leave Elm
Grove NJ 9;i3 u. M, and Wheeling at 1871
., nj. II. E. WEISGERl3ER,
General ManaGor.
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bslow ycglerany. corn. oata ana bro.

IrI,,,,. $40. Ia ,,non
Wb"at-"'CCynyS ~ u'E 8 t,s,c. Ma
, ,,,t,Sn tnsa ~, "in n'S 'SaS' ~
ust tqhf sSS.tiE q .on ~ t1,GISS
SGut GSitsc." HTSSom",,t,SS,, III nEoii az
C~1rnLChsit, No. 3, cate: N,iclist 2sHGl
23b fT2alsc; September a3Ep 93Ad23c;
May 2T6G97k097c.
Oa,s.-CnRh. No. .. iGc: No. . white
"0iGdGaic; No. 4 white lSlf2thc; Sop
tctnbrr lhM6hlGn0I61Ac: May lSM0
lDA@lSTc.
ltyo--Nu. 3, 2sc,
Bhrlry-NO. 2, nominal: No, 3, {, o. b.,
29c: No. 4, lIfGl9c.
FlaNserl-So. |, G9ikc,
TlmOthyspcd-primc, 81 gOGl3 90.
Mess pOrk--Casl, nor barrel 50 ESQ
9 80, September 50 aSGG 5IGG an: DC.
toDcr 81 97HQG O2Hdt O!Ih; January
50 S7iSGG 0tMG 90,
Lard-cNsh, per 100 lbs. 81 l5d3 l7h;
September 81 l7i6dI3 9.is6 an 90: Octn-
Der 81 ?56L3 JOGl3 27ih: January 81 55SD
. COCA 60.
Short Rlbs-Cnsh. sides, 81 25I3 a.;
September 81 2j6GS SoMG3 "a: October
81 32iidf3 iOfr3 32S; January So i2iGm
. i7h13, IS,
Dry sailed shoulders SKATE,
short clear sides 3I@37Sc.
Whlskey-DistIllcrs' finished goods,
per gallon 81 ~, H
Butter-Firm; creamery 9Il0c: dair-
reg 9Tl"c'
Cheese duh.
EGGS-W"ak at DC.
NEW YORK Flour. r~ccclpts ~, 700
bnrrcls; exports ?,lo0 barrels; weaker
and lower for springs and about steady
els: exports 4l,IOO bushels; spot steady:
options closed weak Mt the lowest; No. 2
wcnk. No > We. nnttLov, nio"aG ,,o 0npt
Aurust cIoech n, o0n. sn,,on,hc, c,,s"i
nj oVT s1SGr Sn,H i,r,s az oHo L,,sb"
ola. c~n0r,s on aoS h ,,crh' IL. r "T", rrm,T,
IA . Sic. ontInnu Iii 80 nr,ny -. IT.
c,,s, cingod a. OIL .. ",T o,nsoI n,
co., IL aIII.N' TO- Ill
ali 10, Hr' ian NTrS luz 'rru n,
n"o,o iii w. ',,J,. stnrn
strHmad' 81 d. rcGncd s,c,Hv; porp nrm
n aSm!Sni Ho' Hos S1' a s'Ss%S' rS @T'sSs,S;sS aS 81
| closed 0uIct at iJ@2o points net decline.
| Sugar, raw easier: refined ouIet.
ro, ,,a -,
poL EDO wv nc'iy % s and lower:
i:$:; .. s s.: s GA !; rs s 40: FL ' &c; u s. IT, Il:
her 4eO. ~
n,, -
HrHl S23%
In fair ,, demand; fancy western ste
prints Ice Eggs unchanged.
,--.-
c,,,,,
Ctltc.h9J- NJ
un"Ne - o" nnuh -
tween 'Eat NSpl 81
Oh common -
tween ," Zf
tochcr an A
anu lhlr 'tr
country.
: %, Sno<X
. 60. H>sp .S~-S
p0undlt EYNySs SELL
IncfRT1 T Medium
i. a, 60 onns
| r'oII " . 'vl
49, hogS declined
~ ~LH"Iling below 81 90,
only fairly nni-
fIg,5 for inferior up to
Vice sheep. not many
E.S.J or above So 90. 4
~ lambs were offered and
nny1 IN ror ru,Ir nv -
JtSIwn Da-atn,, go " 40 ~
E 400 SScIiIS Sh't'e !o'ouV
5 i''VVo mead; sheep 10000
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smEp;oAn.
MEDICAL.
A Wonderful Medicine
81 !; !
- G:SN Ill., 5N'aS

.sr ptiuu1 anu NcfToae dloordcrc, uuch IN Wlnu
.nd Pain In tho Stomach, stcs Headache. 0lddi.
ncos, ruIlne.st md Swelling after meals, p!s.i-
ness aud Drowstncse, coli Chllls. rushlnss OF
Heat, Loss otAppetltS, shortuoGs OF Nrcaih, Cos.
uycntss. nlotchoS on tho skin. Disturbed Sleep,
Trlsh,iul Drcnrac, and oil Nervous and Tromb.
llnG scncauon,. &C., whom these symptoms arc
caused BY constipation. M mos, OF ,lcm ORC.
THE FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF IN TWENTY
MINUTES, This 10 no fiction. Every sufferer Is
earnestly invited 10 try ono Dog OF these rllla
and they will DO acknowledged 10 DO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13
DR.. MABEE'S STRONG TONIC,

THE following dealers In staple and
fancy groceries. etc, In the city and
suburbs, have purchased n stock OF DR..
Nabee'S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13

Al LIBERTY-Cattle. receipts
sfa'ht; prices unchanged. Hogs
SAIme light 50 5OG3 IS: medium
heavy 50 l0G3 20: roughs
Sheep, light supply and un-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13

3E VS. 1913 40 and
~ hogs declined
R-Illng below 81 90.
only fairly ami
s{S,5 for inferior up TO
Vice sheep. not many
~ or above So 90. 4
lambs were offered and
~ oOG3 20 for culls up to
Urine. Receipts-Cat:le 5000
is l7,oo0 head; sheep $1,000
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-13

SN'K'OH VIZ ~" WIG. DIS.
WheeIInn & Elm Grave Railroad.
on ami after Saturday, February 2, 1885,
trains Will run as follown. city time: