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OVER THE RIVER.
Items Picked Up at Random by Per-
ipaIetic RepOriers-A little of
Every thiDg.
REIDGkpDET.

TIE boys were skating on the creek
Sunday afternoon. Parents will wonder
stter while, at the lswlessuess OF the
youth, bu; il they DO not bring them up
10 respect Gods laws, they need not ex-
pect them to "honOr their father and
mother"
If this paragraph should meet the eye
Oi any one who knows of good, steady
little girl from II to Is years OF age who
needs n home and understands the care
of children, ne would confer favor by
leaving word at the REGISTER office to
that effect tor the Bridgeport correspond
ent OF the paper.
ABOUT II o'clock Saturday night, some
men who dd Tot have the fear OF the
police before their eyes glrded them
selves with strings OF sleigh bells and
pranced frsntically around the streets Of
Kirkwood. 1t Was an evidence OF the
fact that other animals than horses wear
sleigh balls, though We never knew thst
dol keys wore them.
A G, Spell temperance meeting was
held in the Kirkwood NJ +. Church yes
terday sfternOon, which was well a..
tended by the young men. 1t speaks well
for them 10 be there, Tor this safety lies in
prevention rather than the cure OF in
TEMPERANCE. TINS Is shown by the nu-
merous relspses OF those who have once
been drunkardS ard attempted 10 re-
FORM
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THE COURTS.
Saturdays Proceedings in the Dif
ferent Judiciary Bodies.

CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The case of Robrecht VS.. Msrling was
resumed and is still in progress OF trial.
Adjourned TIL the usual hour this
morning.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
George Allen, Charles Edwards, Ed
ward Baker, James Clark, james Ward,
John otealy and John hart, Tor va
grancy, we're fined two dollars and costs
zach, and committed in default OF pay
ment.
The case against Charles Birch, for dis
Jrderly conduct, was dismissed.
John Zimmerman, disorderly, fined
one dollar and costs. Paid,
John DunDing, abusing his wife, fined
i've dollars costs. Paid.
Peter Ramsey, dlsorderly, fined five
dollars and costs. Committed.
Patrick Smith, drunk, tined two dol
lars and costs Committed.
VIM. WIrcher, leaving team OF
horses standing unhitcned on the street,
lined one dollar and costs. Execution
suspended on payment OF costs.
+. w. BaicXer, hauling without
icense, fined three dollars aud costs.
Paid.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER
In the case at Roberts X Co. VS.. Parker
Bros, in sssumpsit, the cause WAS dis.
missed on motion OF plaintiffs attorney.
In the case OF Thomas Hughes " Co..
IS. Susan K. Hamilton, Ell al, III chancery,
IN order was entered noting the fling
OF her answer.
Adjourned till o'clock this morning.
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Letter Carries Report.
The following is report OF the letter
carriers tor the month of November:
DELlNELED.
The Opera House

The impression that has been given
out by ignoranmusas, whose knowledge Of
the stage Is decidedly limited, that there
will be anything il the Oates entertain
ments that will offend the most fastiti-
Gus. Is decidedly an erroneous one. Mrs.
Oates has reputation secoud to none in
ner profession, and is thus emphstically
en- 1orsed by the Pittsburgh Dispatch;
Alice Oates is annually visitor to
P .tsburgb, as welcome rs she is regular.
Sh. comes this season with the only first
ass compsEy OF the kind upon the
ad, ana Tor that reason she has had
DICE OF al the talent in the country in
TIE direction of comic opera On Mon
d.y evenings the most popular OF
Lacocq's productions fe-GirOfs"
wa, produced with Henri Laurent SIS
hIwrssquin Zouk, Miss Delaro as Pequite,
Clara Fisher Maeder as Aurore, and
Je uuie Winston, q young soprano OF
cultivated and powerful voice, as Pedro
tho role usually assigned to the lead
ing tenor.
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a Serious Matter.

The Finance Committee of the Board
| of Commissioners, sitting as court OF
investigation and equalization in the
matter Of disputed county assessments,
with the banks and some of our more
wealthy citizens, is getting to be quite
a serious and important affair, not only
to the individuals directly interested, bat
to every tax payer in the county. AS
the investigation goes on the strangest
| kind of CroOkedness Is unearthed. Mex APP
pear before the court qIte sanguine that
their returns were made correctly 10 the
| Assessor, but after they are sworn and
placed on the witness stand for few
minutes, they fsltcr, lose faith in them
selves and finally break down altogether
in their answers TO the heterogeneous by
the counsel tor the county, as to the
amount Of their wealth and what dispo
siLion has been maze OF 1t. The nasty
feature about it ali is, the deeper the in
vestigaLIOn the worse the whole business
becomes Tue examination into one
MANS wealth leads to the discovery Of
weslth possessed by others who were sup
posed TO be rs poor as Jobs turkey.
The committee Lave been at work Tor
over a week, and they adjourned near
midnight, Saturday night to meet again
20 day. Tneir work is not nall COM
pieted. l. one instance, a firms assess
ment ON personal property Was discovered
to be short some S4S 900. Another was
the uneartDing 0! SO coo belonging to q
wealthy citizen Sal, another wss a
farmer whe wss supposed 10 De worth
only 4 lew hundred dollars, ard who had
sailed away $1,000. 1t seems that by
knocking over one brick huge pile like
wise tum bled in succession. The amount
OF untsxed personal property in the
shape OF bonds and stocks already I'M
esrthed is nearly 100000, and before
the court reaches the bottom it will
reach nearly 100000. Just think of
1t! s2,OOOOOU OF unassessed personal pro-
perty in ONO county. Those who know
say the taxation thereon would reduce the
county levy for 1877 twenty cents
on the $500, or a little more than one
third OF the pre- ent levy. 1t
is claimed that large quantity
OF stocks, representing property over
the river, and owned on this side. has
never been returned In several in.
stances parties acknowledged large dis
crepancles in the returns of 1875 arc
1876. This, Of course is collec.abe for
five years back, II held that long, and
not returned, besides ten per cent. pen.
atty which Is imposed By law. The end
is not yet. What will be the result no
man knoweth. Up to Saturday night
the returns OF the German, National and
Peoples banks had been found sound.
The others will be compelled. It is
thought to increase their returns.
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n..amhar
HTCAGO,

CHICAGO, December II tour
STEADY and unchanged. Wh, at IL iaF
3ems6d ard prices higher; SO. CAics
gosnring 81 OK Ne 2 81 OFT cash;
81 07s seller December VI Ooi S'IaieF
Jsnusry; No. 3 81 COZ; rejected o.
Corn-Heavy Tor cash, but IN gooo ,S ue
mspd 81 lower rstes ali srou.Hi
cash; 42tc seller December; 4ofc sci ct
January; rejected S6l4S5:c. osE-
steady and hrm: 24sc cash. seller De,
cembeF; 244c seller January; rejected
92!r Rve-S,esdy and drm. Barley
Stronger a, 6ll@6lsc Pork IL
,aIr demand and prices higher sIi %
Ssh. sll 65C9ll 10 seller December
SlI 9O@ll 81! seller January: SiZ IotS
y I21 seller February. irrd--Dema " d i
l,ht but no,ders fru; - So'a' o,t
c5sD: 5 81 seller D.cemOel; - 81 sell
Ter January; - ~ seller Fe6IHst E
Rulk Mer,.-Flrmer At 4!d66Cg6s :.
Whisky net ~ 81 90.
CHICAGO, December 1.-The DroUfrs
Journal reports cattle receipts l,5'o
head; November receipts 1900; snip.
me,ts $4,000 head. Market strong and
iai-lv active; good naive ctcers ~ IS %
G5 Is: s.ucIers sad feeders scarce II!
IS l24,q.G 10, native butchers active, oat
IN limited supply; cows IS 5oGGo 81;
bnu. - so: calves 81 5DGG5 OOi Texans
.tesdv ard firm st 81 50a3 5Oi a.! sold.
Hog Receipts 1000 mead; snip
menrs LOO head; November rec, lpi'
10000, shipments 10000 best - 5''
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Il, rsOnaliiipH.

Mr.. Currsn Mendel, former citizen
OF this city, who recently removed to
Texas, is here on visit. He reports that
his farm, which originally cost hlm
IS 600, two years since, will now bring
$4,000 if put on the market. He struck
q ooDanZS, sure.
Rev. }. q. Armstrong and Judge Geo.
w. Thompson lett on the Hudson, Sat
urday afternoon, TO attend the Episcopal
State Convention at Charleston, which
meets on the 9th inst, to nominate h
Bishop for the new diocese of West Vir-
glnis.
The champion liar from the Third dis
trlct has been at Wheeling. OF course
he called upon the local OF the REGIS
TER.-Third District paDer And re-
turned home educated in manner, which
gives him superiority over George Wash
ington. George couldn't tell lie, while
thanks to our gentle influence, the Third
district man can bu. won't.
Mr.. Coon Peters and family, of Full
ton, have taken up their residence in this
city.
MIR. Louis Hildebrsnd, who mad one
of his hands badly lacerated at the
Hinge Factory, some time since, has al
most recovered from his injuries.
General jim Ewing is prominently
mentioned as captain OF the battery to be
formed in this city. He ought to make
An efficient officer.
John L. Mack, ESQ.,, editor o. the Ssu-
duSky Register, is visiting friends at Mar
tins Ferry.
w. z. Wiley and family, who have
been sojourning in this city for time,
returned to-day to their home in Bslti.
more.
Among the guests At the Mcclure
House since Friday were j. G. Beckhsm
and wife, CINCINNATI; a. Kelly, Short
Creek; George II. Fleming, Clsrksburg;
Z. B. Wilson, Zsnesviile; Samuel B.
Harrison, Cumberland; Nj. q. Water
house, Clsrksburg; Ed. 2. Shepherd, Hsr-
per's Ferry, and 5. h. Saunders, of Graf
ton.
Misses S. Paul and Emma Beckham,
two of Cincinnsiis accomplished daught-
ers, are in the city.
Mr.. b. Z. Tit, manager OF the Phoenix
Mutual Life Insurance Company, now
OF Philadelphia, formerly manager OF the
company in this city, is st the Mcclure
House.
Miss Fannie Z. Buckingham, of Bos.
ton; James Beverly and wife, Renney;
Lew F. Knight GAINESVILLE, ana w. K.
Epson, OF Columbus, are at the st. James.
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CAUSES.
The Quaiis 4sOne.

Martin, Of the Capital Restaurant, bss
killed of all his lively quaI!s, renovated
the show window where they were form
erly kept, aud has 1t ow set of IN the
most tempting manner with rich ribs OF
rossts. porterhouse steaks celery, dressed
game fried oysters, Sc, Sc. The sight
is enough to make az eplcure declare that
there must be gsstrononic heaven IN
side when such toothsome things, pre-.
pared so lastly, are presented ia the
window. AnG such Is the fact. Martin
has the counterpart inside really to
serve to all his patrons. Step in and
see him.
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River News.


The marks at the landing last evening
showed about feet inches.
The O'Neal left for Pitts burgh Satur-
! dsv morning, and the Courier departed
the same day for Parkersourg.
The Thanhauser WAS beng repaired
Saturday. She leaves on her regular
trip to Matamoras to-day.
Tue Granite State passed down Sstur-
day morning, en- route for Portsmouth.
The Hudson departed for Cincinnati
Saturday evening, with a good trip
The Iron Mountain, with tow, depart
ed for New Orleans Saturday.
The Express passed up yesterday
morning for Pittsburgh. She is due
down tonight, en- route for Cincinnati.
The Andes is due up to-day from Gin
clnnsti.
The new Katie Stockdale passed down
yesterday, on her first trip, en- route to
Cincinnati.
The John L. Rhosds, en- route to Pitts
burgh, passed up yesterday.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, December River 5
feet 4 inches and falling. Weather
clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, December 2.-Weather
clear. Mercury % to SO. River declIn-
ing. with u 4-l0 feet on the gauge. Up
Cherokee.
New ORLEANS, December AR.
rlved-Warner and tow and My Choice
and barges, ST. Louis. Departed - My
Choice and bsrges. St. Louis. Weather
clear ard cold.
MEMPHIS, December 2.--River rising
steadily. Weather clear and pleasant,
Departed-Caarles Morgan, Cincinnati;
y. G. Peck, New Orleans; Capital City,
Vicksburg; Colorado, st. Louis.
CINcINNATI, December River u
feet inch and falling. Weather clear
and cold. Arrived Fearless and B. B.
Williams, Pittsblrgh. Depsrled-Fesr-
less, st. Louis; Williams, New Orleans,
LOUISVILLE, December 2.-Westher
clear and cold Ar'ived-Goldsn Rule,
Cinclnnsti; Andy Baum, Cairo. De-
parted Cons MilIsr, Cincinnati; Jas
w. Gait, Memphis; Dora Cob,er, Evans
vile. River falling with 10 feet in the
canal.
ST. LOUIS, December 2-Arrived-
City of Chester, Memphis The river
has fallen s inches and considerable ice
is running. Weather clear and warmer.
The Keokuk Northern Line Company
have sent some OF their boats to winter
quarters and are preparing to clear the
business tor the season.
CAIRO, December 2.-Arrived-Grsnd
Tower, Vicksburg; James D. Parker,
Ciucinr att; HIliman, Nashville; Magno.
liz, Louisville; Commonwealth, ST Lou
is; K4nawbs, Oaic; Maude, st. Louis;
Arkansas Belle, Evansville. DEPARTED
Grand Tower, St. LOUIS, ld.ewild,
Evau svillr; Parker, Memphis Magnolia,
New Orleans; Hillman, Nashville, Com.
mon wealth, New Orleans Maude, VIcEs
bug River % feet snd rising. Weather
clear Mercury 3d.
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Ninuicated.

That awful attempt of the Leader tc
traduce our character Is successfully re,
futed by the fact that 1t is impossible !oI
q newspaper man to go in an opposite
direction from where an ABUSED female
stood like the Colossus of Rhodes" The
idea is too prepostcrous to be enter
-~.ued, and in the language of that ste
reoyped a. OF the IHtelLgenceT, we Esp
peal l. the public and ask the people
to Judge r. to WHO has suffered most by
the comparison
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Boardof Direc,ors Elected.

At a meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Northwestern Virginia Agrlcu'tursI
Society held Saturday afternoon at tine
office of Thomas Hornbrook, Esq, the
following board OF directors was chosen;
Thcs. Hornbrook, Jacob Horn brook, 5. }
Boyd, Alex. j. Cecil, John H. Hobbs,
Wm. NJ. List, John p. Trlschell, Ear
w. Oglebsy, W, V. Hoge, James II
Oglebay, Anton Reymsnn, Charles d
Booth and John Hoffman.
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Petfy Ihieying.

Saturday afternoon petty thief cap
tured PAIR of pants from in front OF
Twelfth street store he was pursued
b. Officer Fleming 20 Water street and
around TO the St. james
alley, where the officer was
joined by chief of Police Ripley, who
was in front of the st James. The THE
however, was to feet .or the miniOns OF
the law, and escaped.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transaction IN real estate
was recorded in the county clerks office
s turdsy:
Deed made September 8, 1877, from
J. +. Jones, administrator OF the estate
of Andrew Mitchell, deceased, to George
Eagleson, for 238 acres CT land on Short
cre,k. for 50 9g6
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To reduce stock and raise money
will sell this week standard cloth prints
tor less thsn cents per yard and s.,
other dry goods and carpets for ie:s
money than quoted in any paper or
circular distributed II the city. Come,
see and examine before buying, corner
OF Main and Twentieth streets. j. W
Ferrel.
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The Lagrange Depot.
.nondence of the Register.

Correspondence OF the Register.
The depot at Lagrange, o., IS being
fast turned into resort for roWdles. vi
Friday last party of drunken ruthan'
even invaded the ladies waiting room
and by their obscene language forced
number of ladies and gentlemen VINO
were waiting for the train, to retire
after which they engaged in q free-tor. al
fight. As the agent in charge of the do
pot seems powerless TO sbate the nul
SARGE, the railroad company would dc
we'll TO move in the matter.
TRAVELLER.
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The Tuscarawas Road.

The pay roll on the exteasion Of the
Tuscarswss road for the month of No.
vem Der was over $4,000. Work along
the road il reported SIS progressing
nicely, and Bridgeport will soon have
another outlet.
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aV,Aeellng aie9lster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index TO New advertisements,

Furs Cleaned and Repaired-Glove
Factory.
Proposals for Building Toll House.
A Wretched ExIsten ce- Local Page.
Go on Express Without Waiting.
Window Shades-G. Mendel, Booth 4
Co.
Don't Forget the Andes.
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Foot Racing.

Saturday afternoon, Jos. Hammond, OF
BeIiaire, and Joseph Bero, Of this city
INDUCED in foot race, a. the Fair
grounds, for purse OF S25. The race
was won by Hammond, he leading his
opponent by about five yards.
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western Union. =. .. E. g. & l..- 200. -
Quichsilvag.....u 10 N.J. Ceutra.......ll-i?
do. pre-: ............. 3 kOcl lsl6uI.... .. 81 =
Pacific mati..... ~ G.. E,a!.............. 3d.
NaTlyo ............ ID 81 81 Paul pretrr'd.. 70
do. pref ............lU i.. ! Dl"dCG WHJlsllIJHs
Adams Express. so Fort WayR9........ 81
wells, FarFoHC" a6M teTre HRU,e.- CO..
Amer. IuiUn...... A. . L. II prUteTTe H.. -
United States. 40 Chicago 3A.tC z. 10
y. Y. CvItTai....l t.. A. prefer 'GIUl
Erie. ....,........... lJL, pGlO& v lSNlaIppl 20
Erie ,feieJred .. ~. >. & LacksT8ua. A.
Harlem ............ 40 A,SP. Telegraph
Harlem pEGieTJ AZ Missouri I&clECiJI1l
Michigan Cent?. 5Di iadiGuG' rrt-'.."
Panama ..............l20 ~. & II. joe. o.. l-t4
.'u.oH Pacific. to- p - .......- ...... ~
Lake Sh0ro......... 81 iI. PaCiGc bOudsulp7js
I!mois Central. 7l5IT. Pacific bOndS.lU7ts
&. aud PPM. - 'J. Y. Grant BIDS.
NuE, y western &. 81. sinking Fund. S0's
North wrstn Uid 6'j4
Esw YORK, December Lotion
Firm at II 5lG1ll 10. Fl,ur-Re-
ceipts II 900 bushels; still IN buyers L.
yor, with y IItL.c better import inquiry
for ICw grade; prices unchanged. Rye
Flour-Unuhaaged. Corn Meal-UuL:
western 3 60a3 90 Wheat-Large
busig"ss, manly speculative; receipts
$4,000 bushels; rejected spring 81 GO,
No. | whIre Michigan 81 40; No. : Nil
w4ukoe 81 81. Ryr-QI"t; western
73@74c. Barley and Mait-Unchsnged
Corn-Belter; receipts $1,000 bushels;
new round yellow zoe; steam mixed
seller Decembe- 6l4a62!c; No. , seller
December G3@631c Oats-Quiet; re-
ceipts 600 bushels; western mixed
and state 35@+lc; white western 500
45c. Hay ana Hops-Unchsnged. Cot
.ee-Firm; Rio cargoes l59@l93c gold
jobbng l52@2lc, gold. ougar-Quiet;
tar to good refining 7i@7!c; prime 7S
@7Bc; refined 95@lOc. MoISsses-Uu-
changed RIce-Quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum-Dll; crude SC; refined
nomiualIy BE. Tai0w-Steady a. 4
al ll-l6,. Rosin-Uuchanged. Tur-
pnntine- AT 334c. Eggs-SLeady; west
ern 224@ .3!c. Fork-FIrmer at Sl3 so
ala %. Beet STEADY; western lon-
clear at 81 90. Lsrd-Flrmer; prime
steam at IS 10. ButLer-N estern at ga
zoe. Cheese-Uachangei. Whisky
Steady at 81 l05 Leather steady; hem
lock sole, BueDos Ayrcs and Rio
Gfandc light middle and heavy weights
22I92i,; California 229231a; common
2zm23c Wool--Quiet but steady; do
nestle fleece 32@57c; pulled 2O@4Oci
unwashcd lO@ Soc. Manufactured Cop
per Unchanged; new sheathIng 28c; in-
got lake quiet ~ l7S@l7ic. Pig Iron
Quiet and unchar ged; Russia sheet.
ing so 5Gll 90 gold. Nails-Steady;
cut " 40; clincn 81 25G5 %.
ST. LOUIS, December -Hogs-Firm'
demand good; light So 75@4 10; packing
81 25@i 40; butchers 81 35@)4 4j.
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GNVkLUABLS.

Messrs. wrTEs a PorTER. wN,'-s-,,
Boston, Mass: Gentlemen, I h.va ..,..- -sgs.S
t,lt 10 . duty that l owe tos .-.... re ~ =
write you. stating tie great .- .- ~ >
rived frOun the use q SANF .... .. 2"
ron CATAGEu. f0ruor1th.-. =. ~ D., ~ d. II
afflicted with this very trogbI .r
have tried oil tlo rcmcll.st. axle, -e !
without mat cEiIl Cr prrr's'"rf ..... -
the disease had arrived O. ta' s.-,a ..l
hayo rclicfor Lio. TIC c-.'rr '~'r.. --- IT,. .--N
had bee mo so intiAacd, srlt.as -
dcred, that IL vls = dOUN;ts. r. - a. 80 ;
could 90 20 the Plc'Acc0ast, C-'yL i.--.' |
should 1.-Two % ccs'o hlcAC-. E. l.--- -:
llsemrnt ofthis ~ li"'gN. r.l o.
incredulOus about Ep cir-s o. W
Kind, yet IN sheer dssNcga'' ~ IT ~
Ct once ben ,ftcd ryit. Tao, ~. .
o chronic disease cfthal!vr-.a .l.F-,,
may prevent my cat.rN r".'"-.r .r f-,,,., =
Ct derive from It's 4 ..,y use e 6.
nld an hopiag 20 ls C'wr'. D. ca.
LIST arrive OF q rcsN"c'1N'N f.. .ra ~ 49, :.
Ilthis statement CtINvCaS' g.. hrr'.-v,.-.
Co those afflicted nS Ih,ya lcen.
bring this remedy into moro c.rn- .... .... D
on the Pacific coast lwhcrO n ',r..-r -.. ..
object in writing this nOi0 v d. - n.,,.-.t -'- -
Very truly yours, I"NnT vrrrs
Au1oEA, y. y juno, lS6. l.W..s.....,.r,
Each package coNt-'-s =. s,-'.-f's -,
InhAlllg Tube, nad iI.l & -rr'..., ~
cases. Price tioO. Tor Ea'r Iya. S.. =. Do a.
Retail Druggists and Dealers tarous .rr.,..a o. !
States and CanadAs. WFFkSt rh~Tpg ~ ~
Agents and Wholesale Druggist. ?. .,... N,, -
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GREAT bargains in carpets and dry
goods this week 10 reduce stock, st the
corner of Main and Twentieth streets J.
W. Fsrrsps.
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GREAT Bargains in dry goods and
carpets this week, st the corner OF Msin
and Twentieth streets, j. w Ferrevs.
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Go 10 J. w. Ferreps store this week
for dry goods Or carpets If you want g
bargain.
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GENTS fine Sho9s of the latest styles
ust received St L. V. Blends.
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II you want 70 get suited IN pair OF
Shoes, go TO l.. '. Blends.
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RAILROAD BOEDS-QIet sud weaker.
STATE BONUs-QIlet.
ST Ks-DepressIyn was the chiet
feature o, the sock spscu'ailon and still
W. prices were made There was =
renewed pressure to sell in the entire list
and the decline ranged NON I % per
cent with Delaware, LsckawaLns and
Western, Lake Shore, Western Union,
Delaware and Hudson and Mlchl-
gan Central the most con-
spicuous il the downward move
ment. In some OF these shares
taere was steady stream OF sales dur
i1s the morning, and although there
were considerable purchasers 10 cover
snort CONTRACTS. There were very few
rallies the in market. AT the one o'clock
CAil market showed a recovery OF / 10 /
per cent. from the lowest point, became
steady, Later, and drmer towards
the close, but lett ctf ut slight resction,
however, al An advance OF t. Il per
ccLt. from the lowest point OF the Day.
The Transactions aggregated loy 600
shares, OF which $4,000 were New York
Central, $4,000 Lake Shore, 700
preferred 500 ST Paul common, 500
preferred, $1,000 Delaware, Lackaw Al
NJ and Western, AGO Delaware ana
Hudson canal ana $1,000 Western
UAiOU.