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THE FIVE DAuGHrERs.-A gentleman
had five daughters, all Of whom he brought
mp to useful and respectable occupations in
life. These daughters married, one after
another, with the consent of their father.
The first married a gentleman by the name
Of Poor; the second, AMIR. Little thsthird.
a Mr.. Short the fourth, a Mr.. Brown and
the fifth, a Mr.. Hogg. At the wedding Of
the latter, her sisters with their husbands
were present. After the ceremonies Of the
wedding were over, the old gentleman
said 20 the guests:
Il have taken great pains to educate my
five daughters, that they might &C, well
their part IN life; and from their adyan.
tages and Improvements I fondly
hoped that they would do honor TO my
family; and now find that all my pains,
cares aud expectations have turned OF,
nothing but roo', Lite, Short, Fro'n,
Rog.
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Destruction Of the Solar Sysiem.-Pro.
fsssor Nichul, Of Glasgow University, de-
ivered lecture befors the Wilmington
Club, London,and closed il with the follow.
ing extraordinary language:
The planets are retained in their orbits
because two opposite forces exactly balance
each "ther. But modern astronomy has
proved that there is n power at work de.
stroy ing their balance. From observations
made on the retarded return OF Encae's
comet, and its gradual approximation TO the
sun, we learn the existence Of 4 fluid, an
ether, which, however subtitle, tends to
diminish the centrifugal force and add to the
attraction Of the sun. However slowly il
may approach, we may yet contemplate the
day when this present system shall pass
away; not, however, into = vast ruin, but
in its own beautiful and majestic order, just
like flower, which, having adorned the
earth, lets drop its leaves when its work is
done and falls back obediently on its moth.
er's bosom,
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Calves heads aud OK tails are in England
considered as delicaeies; and II our butch.
ers would save them Tor sale, they would
he certain never 10 lose moner, as they
"a nnld TIE n lmntn hr,t en.l, mfnt
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n Wal intelligent expression; aud the
nj mem crouched down by the side Of
NJ. p,fd, stretched himself at full leug,h
um ~ Earth rs though at home,
II me e bu,cmr had departed, Mrs. Pol.
lla' he 10 cares the dog and for a long
tr ee vored 10 atirac, his attention (;
pun he coStinred TO lie mute and
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/. All work
Eating done
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From the .4merican
BALTIMORE MARKETS, JAN. 60

BALTIMORE MARKETS, JAN. 90.
EACIlANGE.-SlerlingB Bills are dull at 7saSt per
c premium
BEESWAX.-There is nothing doing and prices re-
main firm at last quotations.
CAI'TL E.-'The supply Of Beeves at the Scales on
Monday was fair The offerings reached 50 head Of
which 633 were sold to city butchers 60 to packers 70
were left unsold, and 3S7 driven 10 Phadel
pha Prices rang d from 81 25 81 on the hof equal
70 81 5Oa1 Is net and averaging IS gross.
dOGS-Ihere was good supply and prices are
something better. We quote from S. to S. So
FEA IHERS.-Wea are not advised Of any sales Of
moment, and prices range from 33a35 cents
FLOCR.-Ho,card Street Fom:-On Monday No
Transactions Of moment took place. Holders asked a.
without finding buyers. On Tuesday the market VA
much more active. Sales of 800 bbls. at s.. or ,i,no
ana l2OO bbs a. 5 93a, cash also 800 bis. stra;rh
brands, at 81, cash. On "Wednesday the market ~
very du and the prices Of Tuesday could moi Be reais
s.! Holders demanded 81 93a, ard 5uyers offered "A
N On Thursday sales Of $50 bis. at "a "a To dar
NE market Is rather quiet Holders are no, disnosed !
sell under 5 ~, while 81 ST. only is off, red W.
note sales II 100 bbs at "a ST..
Cty .HitS FtOm.-In the course of the week some
POW 70 1000 bbs have boon taken for export at the uni
torn rate Of 50. Some holders however refuse ID ri
at this price.
Susqnehnlna Flo,r.-We note sales in small lots Al
s. pei Dbl.
Rye Flo'r-Saes Of extra first at As 621 ".
quote at S. 50ls3 62E
Corn .ueat-Sales Of several parcels Of Baltimorf
oo,s have been made at 81 81, sale Or two o penn
sylvanil bbs. at 81 rs.
GRAlN.-theat.-The few lots Of reds which reach
'he marker ~ wagons are selling l00alC9 cls as il
quality ~ receipts BY water
\ Cm7'-On Monday lie sales of white were made Al
ii2- ceh's, md Of yellow 4, 5JI57 cts On Wednes
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day hr Sales of white wete At 5J45 cents. ana il ye
loN At % cents. 10 DAY note sales Of white al sc
ceuts, and yellow at 54a50 cts
Rye-We quite Maryland nominaly At 60 cts.
oHs.-Sales at 30432 cts. From stor. 80 cts
Ilorers ed Sales al stlS4 %
tMrseed-A few sales have taken place at | Is cts.
l1iDES.-1here is very little dong. We note the
saie Of parcel If Laguayra oaSs they run.
Ahe only import this week is 500 from c.aswlse pvr.
IiOP>.-Small sales at l0s cts
HEMP.-The Transactions have no. t.-D sery large
s3eS Of Kentucky at 7 cts
PRONI>ION>-Po rk-Yhere have been ~ t,ans-
actions otany moment ID Mess Prime Mess Pork and
Prices renaa uucia red. Mess i htd lit SD. ana
PRIME Mess at .l4ll. .. Sale. III 10 b5ls Gum
purk at 80.
Se.t-Sina sales Of prime Western have been made
AZ s. ~ per bull ~. Baltimore IS held ii Sl 5OasI2
Bdcon-khe Transactions have been very limited
>ome sales have taken place but mostly at retail Fhere
~ change in prices. Old Western sides are held It
= cts.. Shoulders al /. cts and Ham. at cents
he" Bacon. fllg Round, is selling al e.
im4 -. he Transactions t,r the past week have been
quite lna,llye. Sles If 81 obS at cts cash; .ulall
>'Iss II keys At ; ITS. cash and : 1 on time.
B"ter-We noe slight movement il the operations
OF BUTTER sace our last TYP sales Of coo KEYS Gale-
At prices ranging from l3ll5 Western is held at
IL GEMS
:, Cheese quote sales gooa s'pgin. Eastern
Chee.a at Gallo cis
1oJacco-Ihere is good demand this week, bit Tile
market beng bare u The belttr qualities Of Mary
ana hlch are the only kinds in request. the sales hav.
aeen comparatively limited. The Old crop is ensre.
, neglected rceS Eemain brfre noted viz inferior
ana common Maryland at s213 sound common 3a3 30:
good -. and dne ~7al2 We quote coDmon Ohio at
.oa' ~ sood - oUlb; fine red and srappery 50as
me yellow >n.f; and extra s,apgery lOaI2 The in
Spfctons ~ he week are Us hhd. Naryand 6. ..Is
Vhi. and - hhds. Kentucky: total 5 80 hhds
"ooL ->nall Sales ofuD"ashed at Il, cts
~ htsheI-Cn Nunday the Sapa ye,a AZ -, canto : -
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ss.EGA EOEs EggEs6.
state Of NississiHo;.
CIRCUIT COURT.

c.fRRCLl GoLeSTR.
Robert Cook Attachment returnable % November
William 4 Waller the sum Of sl37 s1i m
fE attachment in this having been returned duly ~
ecuted by the Sheriff Of said county, the 22d day O
tober S47 BY lcvyng the upon Lots three four and
hve IN sec slNand Lots eight, two, seven three ana
SIX IN sec thirty hveand Lots eight two seven tbrr
and SIX IN twentysixand Lots eleven and twelve n
sec sINa ~ Township twenty Of Range East: And "
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that the defendant
lillian aer, reside beyond the limits this State nth
beyond the Jurisdiction Of this court Chat the ordinary
cess Of law cannot be executed hint is therefore ordered
that unless the sand defendant appear at the term Of
court to be holden at the Court House Of Carroll Comfy ~
the town Of Caroton, the Sth Monday after the fourth
Monday OF March, 1912 and plead demur 10 sad
attachment Judgment will Be rendered against him by al
fault, and the property ached VIII be sold 10 sati,
plaintiffs d, bt and cost
It's further ordered that notice be published in the Lynch
burg Virgnian, paper published in Lynchbure yIr;
once week for month ssively o'
J. 2. McCARJY. Cler.
Feb win Carrollton, Mss
January TIE 10Th 1910
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LOW PRICES,
rE0iIliF II row ra necessity N sending % Richmond
he North ior Ally article that may be needed in tile
China, Glass and Earthan-Ware

nc either account assortment prices the subcri-
b-r il pln!n- la-ce Stock aud i determined sell at
such rrr-s-eher at r.iil wh,e~lcas 70 gencr-
al appreciation and VI course Ion it he found in
alv hru-e t.vL. JOSEPH II. EVANS
14l Am -=-f A h, All ~ saaI. b-.v tL- Banks
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It A Es T.
from !uAsMLMrg IL EEicna,oad "a q

ik public respectfully informed that n ana I'LL,
he is day " January, 1919 the price fo massage on
9ir Canal Packets from Richmond ynchburg Mil b r.
Meals extra Al f
Beow, card If intermediate distances III fire ana
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LIVE. STOCK MARKET /

LIVE STOCK MARKET, JANUARY Is.
BEEF-s2 10 t. So 25 scale weight nett, S. so
to $50
HoGs-None in market
cHEEr-S2 to 81. as in quality.
JACOB SHOOK.
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2 = = = = hN'3fNIP.
f Undersigned nave TINS day formed co-pa rtncrship
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and style Of Hester White y CO hmm = "
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friends 1or the patronage heretofore bestowed on u and BE-
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reo I'm HESTER s WHITE.
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