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NEACHINISTS AND BLACKSMITH

1NA INTERNATIONAL UNION Hemdquarterr-
Cleveland. Ohio. JoHK FRHRmBATcH, President lock
box FrSt Vice Pres Lewis G. Wilcox, Buffalo, ~ w. :
Second Vice Pres, Richard Swami. New Orleans, La ,
Third VIce Pres, William H Hartman, Altoona, pa /;
Fourth Vice Prea-. James W. Lsvealsy. Toronto Ont
Treas Fred r. McFsely, Middletown N. r.; Sec Of
the Inns Dep, william v. Upright. Syracuse. ". ";
Judiciary Committee Duncan DswaT, Indianapolis. Ind
J. J. nlingworth, Utica, N. T.. Robert Eanis warren
lantines Savannah, Ga; John Muncs. BuMAAo, a. T.;
o. +. A van scivw, N6fvAIk. o.
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MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
for their convenience.
f. W.N.weNfwtuU

Means for Identifying DepOsitOrst
When q new deposItor first 70 the savings bank
precautions are taken and records mlde that he may
tlWays be identified and that In book i lost
ne owner theresa cannot Ls defrauded.
The business Of this institution Is confined exclusively
3 the receipt and care u savings deposits and funds Dc
pasItei n trust. No commercial general bank nl
business i transacted
certain proportion ~ the funds are invested nv go
ipn READ estate q IL Chicago. II making -3-i
cams preference y a,vats Elven e. Applications tTuuf III
rY>itnrs nf smell nigtns. have accumulated ~ iit
n-tutipn sufficient iun- ~ Tay ~ irt n ground n
lssire To borrow r-.h..- ID aif tuem in cr. I
bullhns b. be u-.-. i.fu'is q f- l"r th,-ci, q
lui families.
z - Money reinr-ci ., irt1 o. t.irre ~ - n.'
ltpsF-ilnI~
THOSE DESIRING TO INVEST their Savings upon
Real Estate security higher rate of interest thar
can be safely paid Savings Deposits, should call Al
this Bank and examine it, Investment Certificates.
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THE MINE RS.


MINERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO
1Nl TEcTIVE ASSOCIATION OF THE STATE or
ILLINOIS.
GRAND COUNCIL
Geo. kingbon, President, West Beville. H.: Jas
Conneiy Wee President. II Blrrlay Walter Rutledge
Secretary, Alton: PAtrick McCann Treasurer Grard
Trustees. D. Mclaughlin, Of Braidwood Richard
Wolteraft- Of Springfield 4: James AcGavin. Of
Riverton.
MINERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO
wi TECTIvE ASSOCIATION. o. Indiana meets on
the fourth Friday In each month The officers ~ the
General Council are President Robert LINN Harmony
Vice President. Samuel Briggs Treasurer, Hugh Saw
age Corresponding Secretary, John Scott knights Vile
Hour ~ meeting O'Clock AL ~
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THIS ;NsITTUT1oS -
Exclusively a Savings Bank
SO OTHER BUSINESS IS TRANSACTED

SUMS As SMALL As ONE D0Llk !
N he received from any Ieron. sni Bank Book an
- "a flushed without charge.
Married Women
AnI un04 Chndran ua, Urposn money, Una \.
Jns else lraw Il.
SAeIeties
IA, ieiOgI None, from tine 70 ume and before mas
ue NE irst Deposit may Provide BY Vote nov and y!
huIn Il shall VI drawn OCT and DIVIDED copy p
Ne Restitution be furnished L. the savings Bank, %
3 az, an be paid, Iuiess its provisions are strctl,
"a lied with.
DepOSltOrS,
Whether Foreigners CltlzenS have nights
NJ i;rerty. and Of Death any MONEY 10 theI
i Viii be paid 70 their Legal representatives wbs
lhes IA this country Or elsewhere
Wills.
rnted forms "a wills have been prepire1 By the Coci.
" the savings tank that any dep'-tor may lea
ieSgrnte who may ,ake charge ~ MS .nnnet
mi property. and b. guardian Il his children % cAae
MS dea.i Thus mu.h Inconvenience and eNpef-c MAJ
avoldeI. An officer uf the saving bank ~ithpu any
;harge for h. >rics=l prepare, NJ ilr je--i
aDDlyltK
Kmtefesg
At the nate OF SIX neF cent. per annum, paid 90 n
Gums Of Five Dollars more
Working People
ICED not lose any time, q the Savings Bark IN hep
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cARPE NTERs.

A LBANN, n. CARPENTERS AND
"A tOiNkRS UNION. Thos. Finn. pres Charles
Gupr@r. i-t vtoe pre- james D.tIe "a wee pres
jane frrssi-Fs trra- Iphn . Fltz-erald rec -ec
Rl.hAri bowie La go Alfre-i Ira yIer a.St Till W.
Alfr-si Coy
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EVANSVILLE. IND.-Union No - meets
IL on the third THURSDAY evening d each month st
the Court Hou-e Exchange, on Thira eet
Antons Zehnie. pres. Marks Samuels vice pres ;
John Dick seey; Emil Levey. hn sec'y Marks sam
.nsla traa-. and cor. sew
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Union No. - meets
every month At the Lafayette
kiei. pre-, 257 HastingS-st'
ThJrna- N Dolan. rec sec
o. A shetland. treas Charles
FeiiS A. Lsmkie. cor .ec..
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DETROI1, MICH
IL on the l.. FridEs .
Hall, Grztiot Il Hsurl
NJ. Rnsharh. wee pr--
FeIix A. Lemkia IN se
Erb. Serxeant af-ArTrs
fMpv a.
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1 SPRINGFIELD, MASS.-Union No. 40
- meets the first Tuesday 81 each month. AZ the
Springfield House. No II, West state st. H
Haue, pres J. Coin, vice prest J. J. MILLER On sec
> smith. rec. sec. Nathan Rappepurt, ueas-s l.
Chase, Cor. \, lock box 1850
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CT. LOUIS, MO.-UniOn Nc Is meets on
- The Second Friday evening N every month AZ Tur-
ner'A Hall. No. 10 South Tenth IL EWd Frey pres
sec, ". ?. Zcellner. hn soc.. 7Ol Sixth 4 y A
Offer treas John II. Ten5usch, cor SCI. boa 2b4S
sam sullivan, T,ler
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YNORONTO. CANADA-Union q meetson
Il the second wednesday Ia each month At Trnde.sAs
senbly Hall, Adelaide street. A Swan. pro-. no
Nittora street. Herman Helm Eman, sec box hes
Wilism Brown. cor. /. box $50.
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LNORT WAYNE, IND. Union No 70 meets
I on the 1t SATURDAY. evening % each month Ste
phen Ceurxsn prp- George W Reiter vice pres John
BerThammsr. ard Gu Henry ROch treas .
Me Sehlueter, Geo. " Rsiter and Vim. Dorute trur
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DAYTON, OHIO-Union No. IS meets on
II the lst Monday evening of each month at Moders'
hall. Harry BreWsT PEE. Henry Meyer. vice pres
Geo. RcHer. re sec.. N cumming. fin Sec Geo.
Ca~weu cur. &C Joofkeepsr, VIM MOenhaupt
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II OCKPORT, Y. Y-Union No. l42 meets
IL on the first Wednesday Of enen month At the
Mansion House. at 5 O'Clock. Charles Huck, pres,
Gabriel Demerke yioe-pres-, Peter Kearney, treas,
d. NJ Ogden, Sec Char e. jackson. nn sec, Geo.
n blanchard. cor see
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GYRACUSE, ~ Y.-Union No. meets
~ ON the first Wednesday In each month. al IN
G. A. r. hall Clinton Block ThoS Doyle pres 3
Burt street Jacob Sax, pres ChAs. Gerhard
rec. Soc. Tho-. Zapf, fin sec, Jos stadIer treaS
Jacob GebhArdt cor. aec box So
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RE0OkLNN, nj Y.-Umon No ~ meet !
- "a the fourth saturday evening III each month al
O'Clock Peter Higgins, pres, LOuis Stebe vice pres
Henry Bird rec seS Heury Budd, fin. aud cor sex
eds Atlantic
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CT. PAUL, MINN.-Union No 9S meets Oh
- the frst Monday Of each month in Singer Hail. cor
Third ana Market IT, III 4. salisbury. pres. Thnml
McGirness. vice pres. I. N q Leonard dr. 10 chs
Hudson rec sec II. G. Leonard. cor secy.
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+ EAVENWORTH, KANSAS-Union No.
IL SO meets at WoOlfs Hall the first Satura, esen
ing Of each month. John Bath, pres Gus Bret
schneider. vice pres; Louis EckelmAn. treas Louis
voss Din. sec D. D. Olive, and SEC. No. Tss
Eirkanoo N
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ID OCHESTER, N. Y.-Union NO s meets
on tho nrsJ Friday evening OF each month at thei
new Hall, corner Of West Main and Sophia street.
Thee Fitzgerald, pres. No. Is MOntrose street jas
Courtney. wee pres Frrd Niewerd I'm sec Iohu
ki-slrg ". W1lce Sec, lock onx $40. NJ
Vpegeie treas David Shelter, Interpreter.
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Union No. "a neets
o. each month number
pres. W. 3. Franklin
, Il. shannon, An. and
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NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

N NNOOI n I'D DI'J I IT T1NTINOD UT
n IRON AND STEEL HE ATERS PoLLERsAND
ROUGHERS Headquarters bethlehem. NoTthamp-
ton Co, Pa. Adam W. Schiela. W G. s.. Bethlehem
Benz r. spnnglsr, @. r. s, Springfield, III Is~Ac
Williams Treas
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TAILORS' INTERNATIONAL UNION
H. President, jacob Morstadt, liz Third ave- Ne~
York city. Vice-President, Luther Swank, Norfolk
Secretary g. @ Hougendobler, 202 ). Ninth g. Phla-
dephia Treasurer, J. 9 walsh, 6s4 Broadway n "
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LHISHKILL-ON-HU DSON Union No. 1871,
ILL meets the 6rnt Wednesday q each month At the
o o. Club Room PreA- John Oaunt Wee pres John
Farrell John knusett an sec. John AcFa rlAne rec
&C. ChArp8 Wood, treas ChAs. Robertson, Thomas
Farrell, Geo p. Kahn. trustees John Mott,
sss, Lock bon II,
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TNROY, n. Y.-Umon No . meets on thS
last Friday Of each mosth st Apollo Hall corns1 q
Congress and River sLs. ~. Eichholz pres y poeu-
hansen. wee pres; g schlAchheit, FIN sec. 5eorgv
Smith, rec. sec A. Geer. tr1as George FepOu cor
sec. box Q, Troy, NJ ~
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GPRINGFIELD, ILL.-UniOn NO. - meeih
~ the first saturday u each month Il the Harmona
Hall Fifth st. between Washington and Jefferson
Flank Consler pres; Tom COTberry, rec sec CHRIS
Hr hman mn. ses y q. bachhelm. uear n LuestarA,
cor. secy,. Chas. Kuehn. doorkeepsr. drawer 5000.
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THE HOUSE CARPENTERS EIGHT
HoIR LEAGUE. AND SHOP 30. OF
United MkCbANlCs.-Meet at their hall Az Buss
street. San FrAneco. CAL thu fgSt Monday evening az
earh month ore " are Uurah Is. Thomas, WI n
y D. PeDdleton. 1t Foreman Ham stewart 81 Fore
man y NJ n-rn, Treasurer; >. W Gregg. r. 5. and
T. o. Andrews. y y
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PHILADELPHIA. PA-Unio No. 3 meets
a. On the second Tuesday o. each month a Dugepl
Hall Tenth aud Filbert Sta. Frank Buob pres, l2Ut
Daren St Fred. Heibman. vice pres John G Metegef
rec and nm. sec Theodore EberhArdt treas and cor
sew 1920 Germantown ave
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William \, Ikiup.

srPAvL, February 3. The Senate to-
day unanimously passed the House reso-
lutions previously telcgraphed calling
upon VIM. $. King to vindiCate himself
Of Twins charges IN connection with the
I'aCillce Mail subsidy, or resign his scat
In The FOrty-fourth Congress.
The vote for Senator In joint conven-
ton to-day was with Specification. Ac.
tive negotiations ARE in progress betMeen
the Democrats and Gov Davis. The
latter, il Ia asserted on abundant atithori.
", Ia ready to abandon his previous par.
IL affiliations and subscribe 10 the DemO-
cratic platform, and divide his patronage
"a Senator with the Democrats In ease he
Is elected, but the Democrats do not, so
far, seem willing to trust the verACity Of u
renegade under the circumstances In
ease Of 10 important an Office. Cancnsing
today IA very active.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
Valuable Farm in Marshall County

NOticO Is hereby given that We shall, pursuant 10
decT0a 0l the County Court for MaFalIRll county,
WGt Virginia, madG aud entered on thu 18th day
al January 1915, IN Cals0 In ChancuIy pending tl
mid Court, wherein tle MerChants' National Rank
~ West YirBiuIa, NJ Wheeling ID Complainant, and
Martin i Wayman and othOrt arc Defendants,
prOcDel 10 SILL at public auction 10 tho highest and
best bidder, Rt Tho front door Of the Court House VI
AarShali county, West Virginia, l.U.
On SATURDAY, tho 18Th Day Of March, 1875,
CommOnGlng at 10 O'Clock 4, NJ, tho following dc.
lcrlCd ra OstatO, that u " Say A COr!an IEct Of
land situate on tho waters Of lhqn' Run, In tho
county Of MaHhAll, aud Stnle Of West Virginia;
bounded ~ follows, tO-wItI Beginning al stone IL
lane corner TO samuel AllOn, Themes s. AK west,
y poles " BtakO on y TaVin0, branch Of B0gB1'
Run; theneo down said rayln0 With the mOanlGn
thorepf aud binding thQruOn lSe lilo poles, TO q
thence N. 3lH9 west II 7-iO pOlOI TO bOechi N
g91o west ~ FLO poles 10 white oak; N u.s. west,
$40 poles, 10 ASake; thOnce N. b7S east II l-lO
poles " sugar trce thence N. 42Iao Gust Is $40
pOlGa't 10 lO9WOOd N. AZ east ~ poles u sugar
trOo; n. S1DSo eaAt y poles 10 an lTonw0Odj N, 81.
east l-lO poles 10 SlOnU tlGncU n. o. 4 east II
poles 10 stone; thence N, 07o cast 4YI poles 10
stone nOlr 4 locust; N. 69S UASt 0 poles 10 largo
hickory N east 7polel 10 sugar tTOoi thCnC0N.
10 cast 10 poles 10 lCeCh on tho west brunch Of
Bgg1 Rum themes down aIl branch n, iiISS' west
J? poles 10 stake, corner to land Of Thomas Todd
themes NJ branch Of liOgN' Hun with tho Rlean-
lCrs thereof, and binding thereon, ~ $40 poles TO
StOlici thence y - west III g-O poles t0a StOnOi
thence ). coz west 10 poles to tho place Of bEEln.
Ming, containing ono llnndrd and four acres aud
dXty-ilyo poles, 10 the SanlO nOn or less, with all
the buildings and appurtCnanCOs thCrOultO bolOug-
Ing.
TERMS or SALR--OnO-thrl Of Ito purchase nlOn-
ey In cash, an tho balance In twOeqIA annual ray
mpnls, tho deferred payments 70 bO secured 10 tic
satisfaction Of tho Commissioners
DANIEL PECK,
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Special Commissioners.
FRDRuAnY 4. '1R7h fpH
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For sALE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE
Clemens Farms.

by virtue Of two deeds Of trust mAdO BY spolnkl
Rndy, Trustee and Ma Catherine f. Cemens,
the Ona dated khe 10Th day d November, lbl, aud
The other dated tho lat day Of April ls12, and both
81 recoEd IN the Clerks 0tteo 81 the County Court
for ManhRll county, West Virginia, one 10 deed
book No, ~, lalpa ", and the other IN desd " H1t
bQOk No, ], page y, will OiieE for ale y Puhe
Auction, II the front door Of the Court HOus0 d
Ohio county, WOt Virginia, on
TUESDAY, March i6lh, 1875,
Ut 10 a. ", the property mentOnOd and described
IN the two doed5 o. trusts Aforesaid; the Rme being
the tEAct d land for SomG time known g Tho
CLEMENS FARMS, ituAted IN tho county Of Mar
shall, West Virginia, on tho WatOrl VI wheeling
Creek, Of tho MOuth Of Stull'S Hun, and Distant
about two miles trOm Elm Grove Stallion gu the
HempGGld Railroad.
The said FarN Is divided by Stullg Run Into two
farms or tracts Of about equal alEe, each Containing
about 7AcTIs Nearly all tho land Il under high
stAlo Of cultivation; q worry rich and beautifully To-
atAl. Upon the bnuth or cast portion therO Is aEBO
slOle mansion house, with all the nOceSSATy out
luiLllngS and upon the other part AOrO Is g0al
tenant house.
Said FsTmI will b sold other separately or tOCStl.
", 70 suit purchasers
The TRUSTEE will, GU application, give any lnfnr-
nation that may Nv dNirCl as TO tefHa5, cundllOns
ke., and he als1 has complete plat and survey VI
The land showing It's extent, lines iOncpsl Improve
nl9nts, &c. ..
TRRMa also made known on day 81 sale.
HANNIBAL kURhESS, Trustee
wuvv,,xo r.h ,sz, N" lI4' CnAPI'u0 SI ~
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AIlirngO.

CMIcAGo, February 6.--Flour dull but
unchanged, Wheat lnllSNu. 9spring S5'sc,
spot; S6SsaSj 9ic seller February SG.3sc sol.
Ter March; SSaSslSc seller April; No. 3, SOl!
Sic; rejected Tic. Corn dull aud unsettled;
No.. . mixed G3Kc, spot; $3.50 bid, seller
March; Il 70 bid, seller May rejected Glhc'
Oats dull mud lower; No. ., 62aj2lSc spot
or seller February; 5995C hid, seller March;
6GlSc seller May. Rye quiet ind unchang-
cd barley duh anl unsettled; No, ., 81 Z
seller March. Pork duh and declined;
SIS 40 spot; $ls IS seller March; $lS 6Oa
tx 50 seller April. Lard dull at $40 o. IN
l3,77Il seller MarGlIi $ll seller April. Bulk
Meats, demand fair, market firm md IN
changed Whisky, 92IGr; bid 03u.
On call board In the afternoon wheat
closed at s7aS7Isc seller March, Ssl4c seller
April. Other grains unchanged Pork sold
at SIS 67Ig seller March. Lard ut $40 37ll
seller March.
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BALrtMoRE, February O. Flour steady
and unchanged. Wleat dull amber west.
ern 81 i7ai %; No. red 81 90; No. 2, 81 is.
Corn quiet; mixed western 70c. Oats quiet
white western Bfn0Sc; mixed GjaGOc. Rye
dull nj Obca$i 90. Provisions strong. Pork,
$50. Hulk Meats firm; shoulders TIlN7sGCi
clear rib sides iOilc; iObbing lots Ialfg
higher. Bacon, shoulders at slIc; dear ~
sides iiIuiiJSc. butter lnieti wtSttIhtdl
roll gia2sc. Coffee nominal. Petroleum
unchanged. Whisky weak, Ole.
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NEW YdRk, February 5.-Tllyre was an
improved tone In the market, with liberal
dealings In prints, shiftlngs, staple cotton
goods, cottonadcs and hosiery. Shifting
prints active with an upward tendency anu
Carners makes advanced to &C.. American
fancy prints sold largely and will probably
be advanced soon. Print cloths very strong
and scarce. WOolens fairly active and
Arm. Linen goods, white goods and EN-
hrnideries more active.
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pbtIn,lrlnnin Wool.

putLApELrntA, February 6.-WOol, fair
demands; fine steady; medium IirmGr with
an upward tendency and scarce; Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx and
above hja6OO; \ 64a5jc; medium 6Oa6Tc;
COnrse o. i{c; New York, Michigan, Indiana
and western fine 4gN6lC; medium 6Sa6Gc;
coarse tOa62ifc; COmbing washed 0Oa0Tc;
do tinwashed 45aiGc; fine unwashGd 36a3GC;
eoafse and medium uhwnslled 4Oa49ci tub
wasted 5jaCOc; extra md nerino pulled dTn
500; No. and supefilhe pulled A5ni1c.
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NEw YORK, February 6.-Cotlon firm at
lbs4alOc. Flour dull md III buyers favor
superlnC, western mud State 81 6Oai 90
common 10 good 81 O6al II; good to choice
81 SOab 20; extra Ohio 81 26aG 30t 81. Louis
81 75as 90. Rye flour steady At 81 gOa1 o.
Corn Meal dun ut 81 2jNj 90. Wheat dull
No. spring 81 1jai IS; No. 8, 81 OSnl OIL
ungnded Iowa aud Minnesota spring$l O,
al iss IIyO quiet at 93a0Gc. BARLEY hnd
Malt dull. Corn heavy; mixed western S2a
SIC; yellow 2lGSlc. Oats unchanged. Hay
Hops and Groceries quiet aild unchanged
Whisky firm aud unsettled Ut % GADj9lc.
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philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, February b.-flOnr dull;
Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota family
extra 81 a7n6 10; State, Indiana aud Ohio
81 g5n6 90; high grades 80 25n7 20. Wheat
dull; red 81 1871 70; amber 81 g2al ~.
Rye Stcaiy at O2A0SC. Corn quiet aud
weak; yellow 7Ga77C; mixed 77c. Oats
stundy; white O5aOGcj mixed G9aOSc. Pork
unchanged. Petroleum; refined held at
t2aiaigfSc. crude 9Ac. Butter qnlcti New
York ana bradford county extra 35N37C;
western extra Qsa5OG. Cheese firm; New
York fancy I39iC. Eggs firm at gSa3lc.
MhiskY NNMC. M
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sr. PAU, MINI, February 5.-E,ut one
fatal result Is thus far reported BY the
terrible storm Of yesterday and last night,
Near OwatowntA, last evening, Mr.. Wrn.
utidIcy was frozen TO death while on his
way to his farm, and hts companion 90
badly frozen that he will probably die.
The railroad tracks are nearly all report
ed clear tonight, and all tho trains arc
cNneoted 10 run on limo tomorrow.
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Won have got into teCnblC procure al once package
~ Tia SanritSns (iit, us A. directed and you VIII
Ia nj Fl1ht In three NJ four days, The lrpaple
when tNEeN IN tItte d easily overcome, but Ghon
Ts"iStiSj al whom tho quack 9 visited and be gives
biS sonrSp Of Ralam CoIaite, then very often s1lt'
S,S cancellations ariB which prulonB the dlSSno
FoF weeks, perhaps months, 49, -. -. L A..
s.NtS jSbble IN chcip drugs which - disoriof and
SIrFen ihe stomach that almost death iteli would
IL 4 faiIEi SsmafltAEi'B CIT Will cute evefy
iIns. with no moro unpleasant results than II inc
trouble had not existed d All ,.,I. -, j..
MALI package so Female, ~ 9eat muI AZ, y
any ahdftsS. DESMOND q W. TEOP'le'g3ss, 10 ~
Race street, Phladelnhia. Iah"
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A meeting was organized In BetIApy
by calling Prof. W. K. Pendleton to the
chair and Dr.. Q. Shriyer, Secretary,
On call by the President Mr: a. Wilson,
Of Short Greek, stated the object Of the
meeting to he 10 provide for II preliminary
survey Of railroad route from the mouth
Of Short Greek via Bethany, Wcst VIZ.
pinia, to the Pennsylvania State line with
4 view Of forming q connection with The
Atlantic & South Eastern Railroad, and
to take such other Steps looking 70 the
organization Of Il company for the build
Inv Of road along said route as III the
wisdom Of the meeting may he deemed
advisable. 80,
On motion, u committee consisting Of
Messts. j. +. Curtis, z, II. Bcall a; VIII
son, Wm. =. Campbell and \. W; BuCh'
anan, was appointed 10 solicit sib::crip,
lions for deifaying the EXPENSES Of said
survey; also to secure privilege from the
land owners to make survey.
The minutes to I've published IN the
WCllsburg, Wheeling and Washington,
Pa, papers.
On motion, meeting adjourned, to meet
in Bethany, February Is, 1875, at ]
o'clock r. Il.
W.K. PENpLEroN, lret'L
q. SHRtyER, Set'g.
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ToLRpo, February 5.-Flonr quiet and
uncl anQcd. Wheat dull and unsettled; No
| Michigan 81 l0|S; extra do 81 10! 4 amber
selleF February 81 O79f; seller April 81 va
No, / red 81 liz; No. ., o. lSai 0s Corn
dull; high mixed seller March 7lAc; seller
April 7iIIc; low mixed 07c. Oats dull and
iinnhnnnpl.
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q. snRivER, Sce'g.

DR.. GEoRaE n. BEARD, Of New York
city, has been challenged by the Eddy
brothers, "nediums," Of Chittenden, w.,
10 prove his assertions that they, are
Transparent and interruptions hum
bugs" They offer 10 put npSl OOOin the
hands Of three umpites, one competent
scientific man to he chosen by Dr. beard,
another to DO chosen by the Eddys, and
there two 10 decide upon the third, They
offer him every test that won't iniitct
pain or bodily harm" on the mediums,
and ask daFkened room az the. only
condition. II the doctor establishes fraud
in the manifestations hc Ia to have the
$1,000. II he fails the mediums are to
recciven.