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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Aug g. 1 a. m.-With the excep-
ton of the usual midday rise the barometer though still
much below the average height for this season. re-
NAMED practically stationary. The tendency. however
ia downwards. The temperature has remained un
changed The percentage OF moisture IN he ar Is SUN
nigh.
For this city and vicinity cloudy threatening, showey
weather may be expected to-day.
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DAMAGES BY LIGHTNING IN MASSACHUSETTS.

BOSTON, Aug. 0.-Ine stOim WHICH BHIHeItu
over gland yesterday was the most persistent,
though far from the most violent Of the season Rain
fell steadily hours and the drops fell TO an Gnyary-
ing accompaniment OF thunder. At Webster, Mass the
large farm barn OF the Linen Works struck
by Lightning, and destroyed with number OF sheds
and Ou buildings about Seyentyye tons OF nay aud
large quantity of gunny. The loss was $4,000 ana tho
insurance 800 Some slight damage also done by
lightning al South Braintree Aver Junction and Worces
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ONE DAMAGE DONE I'm NEw-JERsEY

MoRRIsTowS, N. j., Aug. 5.--A severe nan
and wind storm swept this city yesterday after
noon breaking large amount OF glass and blowing
down trees and signs To the southwest Of the town
Of TIE fields completely ca 10 The ground
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killed by lightning at Grassy Point two and haf mites
from Havefefaw The bnrn Of Theodore C0e struck
by lightning and totally destroyed witha large quantity
OF hay and Data.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

The naaan
inches Te divisions Of time for
oselAti0a
81 the mercury during those
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Advertisements intended for tho next issue OF THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE should be handed in before p. to-
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Juggling with the Gold Market.

WASHINGTON, D. G.. Oct. I6-Secre-
tary Sherman and Treasurer Gilfillan re.
turned here from New York To-day
The object OF his visit was to use the in-
fuence of the Treasury Department to
arresttthe upward tendency gof gold,--
The old Syndicate is getting ready to
make its fnal settlement WITH the Treas
ury, and last week drew considerable
gold out Of the market The gold gam.
blers knew Of it, and, taking advantage
of it's scarcity, ran up the premium
Sherman was smart enough to know that
If he did not attempt to force it down
the effect of the high premium would
have bearing against the Republican
campaign ia the States to elect in Nov
ember; SO he eased the market by d.
recting that the premium and interest on
. large number Of called honds he paid
at once in New York. This put gold
enough in the market TO arrest the spec
ulation. Jay Gould, it is said. anticipa
ting Sherman's move, made a good turn
by speculatingi in stocks. When the
gold premium went up stocks declined
and Gould bought. When Sherman
forced gold down again, stocks of course
4 went up; so that Sherman, though un,
consciously, enabled Gould to add con
siderable to his already colossal fortune
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OBITUARY.

DIED-After painful and lingering
illness of seventeen months, Mrs. SARAH
JONES, in her 46th year.
She leaves a husband and nine chill
dren to mourn her loss. She was mem
Der Of the Church OF Christ seventeen
years,an without q stain upon her char.
acter she has gone to try the unchangea-
BILE lands of Eternity. The heart is made
to feel sorro 3ful when We think of those
bereft little children who were depending
apon the wooings of kind and benevo.
lent mother to pass them on to man and
womauhood. But alas dear mother,
Thou art gone. thou art gone, dear mother;
Thou hast bereft us dear mother; AZ =
From Gods abode we would not call thee,
But leave thee there, happy to be- SEQ
In Eternity.
Dear mother, -- -.
Thou art gone from this transient abode
To the permanent home Of the soul,
Forever to drink from that crystal stream:
Wsleave thee there. happy to be-. r
In Eternity,
Dear mother.
Will We meet thee, meet thee. dear mother3
Father, daughter. sister, brother.
Yes, we'll meet thee, meet thee, dear mother,
Where death will never more sever,
In Eternity, 2k ASA
Dear mother. NJ g.
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The head lines Of the Enquirer over
its yellow fever accounts Oft 10th run
as follows: a S h#
All hope oipresent cold weather aban-
doned. An August temperature and the
terrible malady 60 hand in hand. Fear.
ful tales of desolstion and death brought
from the interior. Forty deaths at New
Orleans. The fever finding fresh vic.
Tins in the country. Two hundred and
twenty-five cases at Chattanooga. Three
thousand working men idle.
On the l7tb, the head lines read,
1t still spreads, carrying death and
desolation in it's train. Sweeping ali
over the fair Southern lani. Hot weath
er increasing the fearful mortality. A
cry Of distress from Chsttanoogs-Ya
zoo city attacked The plague reappears
near Gallipolis-seven deaths in the las,
week. zy ., 49,.
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gkEon last MONDAY. . little son 0
WV. g. BUDD, near Beallsville, this
county, was instantly killed by the dis
charge Of pistol in his own hands,
The pistol was in possession of another
lad aged abodt-ll years, the little four
year. old took il. and, it is said struck at
sdog while holding the pistol by the
barrel. 1t was discharged, and the bal
cut the lower part Of his heart. He lived
only long enough to say "Mother--kilI.
ed
We de not know who was to blame,
whether anybody or not, but it is simply
amazing that loaded pistol should be
allowed to get into the hands Of q four
year old child.
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BaliimOre-October 14-Cattle-
Very best on sale this week 4@5c; that
generally rated first quality 3B@4c; me-
dium or good fair quality 2a@3sc; or
binary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows Pa
2ac; extreme range Of prices 2t@5c; !;
most of the sales were from 3@4c.--
Quotations 2a@5c; fair number selling
at the latter price.
& Mich Cows-The receipts consist
largely Of common Cows. Good ones
are in fair demand. We quote at Is 80
per head, as to quality.
Hogs-We quote common and rough
hogs Of whatever kind at 41@44c, and
best butchers hogs at 44@54c, lew sell
ing at the latter figure, most sales being
made at 44@5c.
Sheep-We quote butchers Sheep at
|3f@44c, few selling at either extreme.
We quote Lambs at 4@5c; stock weth.
ers 3A@4c; ewes 2 50@3 90 each com.
mon stockers 1892 90 per head.
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There will be a desperate attempt made
to capture members of Congress in the
Repub lean party. When the Republi.
can party moves the Federal Govern
ment north of the Oslo to carry elections,
and take II into Pennsylvania to defeat
Democrats, we can imagine what will Re
done 10 the South il the Administration
will countenance the business. To pre-
pare the country for the necessary out
rsges,t "fire the Northern heart" reports
are already industriously circulated con.
cerning "violence" and "disorder" and
"intimidation," A vehement effort will bt
made to reinstate the bayonet rule. Tht
people Of the South may be prepared fol
any thing. .-Enquirer.
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Quarterly Meetings.

BARSEsvrLLE DrsTRIor. First Round.
and Barnesville circuit, DC.
tober 6; Centerville, 13; Somerton and
Armstrong;, 20; Bellaire and Powhat.
tan, q; Miltonsburg and Beallsville,
November 8; Washington and Winches.
ter, 10; Hannibal and Clarington, IT;
St. CIairsville and Morristow wn, "a Qua.
ker City, December l, Woodsfield and
Antioch, 8; Hendrysburg. Is; Fairview
%. j NJ. CARR, P. E.
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New vnrk-flct l8-Reeves

New YOrk-Oct. lS.-Beeves-
Market dull and depressed; poor to
extra native 64@9tc; most sales at so
8ic. Exporters took 300 fat steers al.
8t@94c.
Sheep-Market nearly fiat; a small
part of the supply at 4t@5c; lambs 81
@4tc.
Swine Receipts {, 900 hs.d live very
slew at 8 sO@3 IS.
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Proceedings of Commissioners.

proceedings OF commissioners.
The Commissioners held a ameeting on
the 10th inst: .s-.,s o..
Mr.. Yoss architect OF the new jail,
made his third estimate for work and
materials. Due Hayes Il Burroughs, con.
tractors, $l4S9,l5, which was ordered
paid.
Allowed Joseph Hill $50 for work on
Trail run road.
Allowed S. A. 4 J. j. Atkinson .$35
for repairing fill at Cameron bridge.
Allowed II. j. Bender $50 for super.
intending building Of Jail. i, -
Allowed A.. j. Cavanagh 9b0 part
payment on abutment for bridge across
Bakers fork Of Wills creek.
Arthur Okey was appointed to supply
plat Of the tovnof Darlington. =
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"You DON'T Know Their Value"

"They cured me of Ague, Bilousness
and Kidney Complaint, as recommended
/ had half bottle left which / used for
my two little girls, 1ho the doctors and
neighbors said could not be cured. am
confident should have lost both Of them
one night if had not had the Hop Bit
ters in my house to use. found they
done them so much good I continued
with them, and they are now well. That
Is why say you do not know half the
value of Hop Bitters, and do not recon-
mend them high enough.-B. Rochester,
NJ Y.
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PROBATE COURT.

In the matter OF the assignment oil
John W. Suter, T. G. Allen assignee was
ordered to make deed to the purchaser
of the real estate sold, and the remain
ing personal property was ordered to be
sold at private sale. rw @
Michael Boughner was appointed ad.
ministrator OF the estate OF Nathan
Mobley deceased. Gave bond in 81, 900
Isaac Ward, Eliel Headley and w. G.
Webb were appointed appraisers.
WIN. j. Adamson was appointed guar
dian ;of Elmer P. McCsmmon. Bond
$500.
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Mr.. Hendricks laid out the late cam

Mr.. Hendricks laid out the late cam.
paigu in Indiana, which was so success
ful. In the canvass, which is described
as the most thorough every organized,
young men we're largely enlisted. A
correspondent says: "Governor Hen
bricks, who suggested this infusion OF
young blood into the conduct of the cam.
paigu two years ago, did not neglect to
inspire it with fresh. life this year. In bis
composition there is an uncommon sym
pathy for young men. 1t is as it ia the
loss Of his only son be had adopted the
youth OF Indiana, for his devotion is not
confined to..the yeang men of bis own
party" p.
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LEGAL NOTICE,

= rag
CHRISTIAN BRUNY, JR who is noD-ree.
~ ident Of the State of Ohio. and resident
Of the State Of West Virginia, will take no..
tice that on the 4th day Of September, A. d.,
1878. John Ruby and Christian Mossr fled in
the court OF common pleas of Monroe coun-
ty. Ohio, their petition against him. the OBJ
Jeut and prayer Of which, is to obtain iudg-
meht against him fof the amount of PROM
issory note and interest, executed and de
liversd to the said John Ruby and Christian
Moser, dated June rs 1875, due on demand,
for the sum Of two hundred and twenty dol.
lars, with eight per cent interest; that an or.
der Of attachment and notice to garnishee
has been issued. aoi
+ You are required 10 answer said petition
on or before the stn day Of November, A. D..
1878. PEARSON l. D0HERTY,
sertlo, 7et7. 3 Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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~The Vocal and instrumental con.
cert mentioned in this paper two weeks
since will be given at East sunsbury
church near McDougals schoo, house,
fSansbury township, on the I'd of Nov.
ember, at l o'clock P. NJ.
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Orange.

DR.. Prices Special FIavoring Extract
OF Orange is obtained from the finest
fruit. To flavor cakes, puddings OF
creams, it is found one OF the most deli
cious Gavors, and in all respects equal
to DR.. Prices Lemon and Vanilla Ex.
tracts, which have become so popular.
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! @The Masonic Grand Lodge which
met at Dayton last week visited the Sol,
diers' Home. Our delegates saw there
RosERr BARNES JosKPH COATES and
CoREELIUs JONES, of this county, who
are all well, and wished to be remember
ed TO their old friends. 6
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ATIt is proposed to have an oyster
supper in the early part Of uext month,
the proceeds to he applied to repairing
the u. &. Church. Every one should
whet his appetite for the occasion, as the
repairs are absolutely indispensable and
the treasury is very inpecunious.
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MARRIED.-On Sept. I'd, by John W.
SrRIcKLINe, Esq, of Wayne township.
Mr.. JOHN W. BIBBY and Miss ANNIE E.
CUMPsoN.
On the 17th inst. by the same. Mr..
JAxEs CRoNrN and Mrs. ELIZA BARBER.
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ITEMS.

THE Indiana Republicans missed MoR
RON.
Tas "Ohio Idea" stands erect and full
OF life.
SENATOR MORRILL,, of Vermont has
been reelected.
EVERY Greenbacker should read and
consider "THuRMAN's Talk"
A BIG white frost was what the people
of the plague stricken South were pray.
ing for. Saturday night brought It.
THE Greeaback vote in this State
amounted to about sS3ss, the Prohibi-
sion vote TO 5,634.
THE Republican plurality in the State
is about sl00. We publish the official
vote elsewhere.
TIE "Money Power" represented by
the N. z. Times, don't feel a bit like
shouting over the result Of the late cleo.
tions.
PIERRE LoRNLARD is sending mum.
Der of. bis fast horses to England. This
enterprise has not heretofore been en-
couraging.
| FAILURES have been gradually increas'
ing during all this year. Where is thai
"bottom" which it was claimed we bad
reached year agoi
TEE Athens Joursal says that not les.
than four hundred Democrats In tha
county wele prevailed upon by Repub
licans to stay away from the, polls.
| The Third Pennsylvania District
RAsDALL's, the Republicans propose tt
capture. II the work of Supervisors a
| s5 per day can he made to do it. .zr
tWrLLrAn A. wooD and WALTER A
WooD, brothers, and manufacturers 0
harvesting machines, are the opposin.
candidates for Congresslin the Troy, N
T. district.
/ LET Greenbacks take the place o
Blackbacks, which will do away will
y National Bank notes, is the doctrine o
the Democratic party, and will sweel
the country in 1880.
i Tas-town Of Edinburgh, Pa, was de
stroyed by fire on the 18th inst. Tw'
hundred and twenty-five buildings wer'
burned. Loss estimated at $3.50, 600 I,
s400, ,O0o; largely insured. w
i The Republicans lacked over 1000
of having a majority OF all the vote
cast in this State. For q party whicl
not many years ago carried the State b.
lover 10000 votes, this is not gor
geous victory, ,..sss
j S. s. Cox has received the nomination
Of the Greenbackers and Labor party
and will be supported by the Democrat
j of his district. He Is one OF the fev
] Eastern Congressman who take the peo
Iple's side OF the money question.
THE New York Times, the leading Re
publican organ, is not disposed to, shou
over the elections In Maine, Ohio, In
diana and Iowa, neither has it mucl
4 patience with those Of its party friend
who do hurrah. 1t says: 1.-TWO State
have been lost In Congress and thirt
has been barely saved, and ssill we hea
!. OF rejoicing Instead OF the thirty vote
which the Republicans have in this Hous,
from the three States in question, the,
will have twenty.one in the next. Doe
this prove that the danger is pasts Or
taking the new House as far as elected
the party-a minority in the presen
House-is deprived Of twelve members
Is it safe ON this showing to boast ant
shout as though great triumphs had beer
achieved?" M s ms lsa
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RCapt Bon. McELDowNEr, late Of
the Stonewall brigade, and Capt. BowERs
late OF the Union forces, both Of New
Martinsville, West Va, are in New York
o. sitnesses in the Ftrs JoHH PORTER
case. - - = = Z - a
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,bU-ff you want the news Of Monroe
County. the general news Of Importance,
late market reports, subscribe fot Tar
SrrRrr. TEas1s. -0ue year 81 50; six
months "a cents. Once. North Of The
Aonros Bank. st@
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GEN New and fresh stock of Winter
Millinery and Fancy Goods, consisting
Of Hats, Ruschings, Ties, Flowers, Rib.
hons, DC A new line of Brocade Silk
Trimmings just received. Another new
lot Of goods will he received this week
by Mrs G. G. GOODRICH.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

ChfcagO-Oct 1S-Cattle-Sbip
ping steers 4 00a5; butchers very slow !;
cowsI' 80a2 SO; steers2 80a3 go:
Sheep-Receipts 600 head. Market
dull at 00a4 90c. to close.
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CuicagO.

Oct. 1S-Flour 4 50a5 80; Wheat
S2aS4c; Corn 34aS5c: Oats 1Sa50c;
Rye 42c; Barley ! 02a1 o..
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RBro. oLxsrED has enlarged the
Quaker City zndspssdsxs Brother o
is an intelligent and industrious editor
His paper flls it's sphere most worthily
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Read Tax Receipts.

Notice is hereby given to Township
Clerks and Trustees that they can Oh.
tain Road Tax Receipts at THE SPIh1f
ollce at a cents per hundred. p ls
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SCHUMACHER'S CASH STORE
Is the place to buy your Coffee, Tea and,
Sugar, Tobacco and Cigars, Bread ana
Cakes, Cheese and Crackers; Table and
Pocket cutlery, Tubs d Buckets, Ropes
and Twines. Brooms and Brushes, Books
and Paper, in fact everything in the line
Of Groceries, Hardware, Stationery and
Notions. Also agent for Farmers Friend
Grain Drill. Call and see it, opposite
Bank.
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Cincinnati.

Oct 1s--Flour 3 60a5 65; Wheat
80a8Sc, Corn 37a3Sc; Oats 21a25c
Rye 49a50c; Barleyl 08a1 TO-
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East Liberty .Penn--Oct. IA
Hogs-Yorkers 25@3 35; Philadel.
phias 40@3 so.
Sheep-Nothing doing.
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r E I N H E r
E Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow Chow,
Pickles, Nuts, Candies, Tobacco, ,C-
N gars, Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheese,
n Sardines, Mustard & other articles I
E kept in first class Confectionery.
R Motto: Quick sales q small profits.
R E / N H E R l
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Cincinnati-Octo 18.-Hogs
common 2 50@3 90; light 8
1908 35; packing 8 1908 80; butchers
8 30@3 40.
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Wo0 asneld stOckMarket. 10.
October 2l-Cattle 2ia3 per ponnd !;
Sheep 3aAo per pound. Hogs Sc. per
pound.
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Buy your Dry Goods,
Buy your Boots and Shoes,
Buy your Ready Made Clothing,
Buy your Blankets at
MORRIS d ARMSTRONG'S.
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Vs.
Enon;rsr FssaN & MoLrAS.
sa.- .--.--.----.->.-
SHosrs.-Gofd Sioo
II is not as dusty as 1t was.
Taxpaying progresses very slowly. |
The wheat crop Is looking we'll.
A,a,to, wrnnrr q In = yerv critical
condition.
Iron for the cells in She new Jail ar.
r,,sa last veek u
No ,,,orm.,,oc vet from Ros'r crrs.
a.... stolen horse
o.,..s. H.. u n u,vnv,
.uor for ,oc., tom. 81
p.,,.m u,v,s
~. -, ,.r..
M. ,.;,,;. ~. A,hon. corrt
,.,.. ~ ~. ,or
w ,9S' =
v.-s..s--ss.sss.,..:..-s = - s.~es ssr
~
pou ven aafs0sy' -. W. | 'le'
:. - ~ - ) 'ag..s -
How do 10 many chestnass get INTO
80 many hsymowss reSef' en-
Dawn 0KEr. Esq. Is confined to his
s room with strong symptoms Of typhoid
fever. se..a ~ a,i~
Mr. MooxEr was away all last week
looking after the interests OF the rail.
road. .gAw s6Ff s
We want our correspondents all over
the county to send in their items Of To-
cal news. u8Twka
A correspondent reports about half a
crop Of tobacco In Sunsbury township
this year. M ia aF
Send Us In nice little list OF new
subscribers. It win keep us in pleas.
ant humor. - $50 -,
An unusually small amount Of bust.
ness has been done during the present
term Of court.
Mrs. RurH A. SIxDLEDEckER. Of Suns.
bury township, died on September 2Sth; ;
cause, cancer. agg
Barnesville is envious OF the cornet IN
- 4 
I1
our Sabbath school. A jewsharp would
do for Bsfnesville. 1gsia I
Bux. LrrrLr and the Publisher Of TEE
HprRrr are over on Middle Island creek,
West Va, trolling for pikea- .1so
The bricklayers. FaAzrrn & SON, at
work ON the residence attached to the
,.v ,.;, arc doing exce,lent work.
cu. r.r,,.-,,v z z MonR,s WV
-. "a r.uv Rucr,a tried
~. s.s,n -. 80. g wsI. y, Nary
.,,. :. ~. ..h,;.
square last week. That is about the only
place where the game law is observed
NJ, ST Moo.rY. a. President Of the
As.W Railway. has taken hold with
/. x..orou. hand n. means business :
r-...... 49, ..a,.w Or. =,
W. g.. fo,rt s. :, ! a. s,..s toot tho
s--:.- 8. ~. CO.. r.;. q, 81,
Ates ptS1SA ~ VIZ o ~
a.
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.
New Millinery Establishment.

Mrs C. C. GOODRICH has opened a
new Millinery establishment at her resi-
dence in Woodsfield and has good as
sortment of Winter Goods, in her line,
at cheap figures for cash. ,----
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New York.

Oct. 1S-Flour 8 5Oa6 25; Wheat
82a1 o.; Corn 45a47c; Oats 26aa2c
Rye 54a57c; Barley l 06c. xs /
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EA beginning has been made at
finishing up the work on this end Of the
railroad. To-day (Monday) a large
number Of hands will set in. LOUIS
SuIsBEReER is boss. KttrHff 7
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~ Ladies Beaver Cloaks, latest styles
just opened at
MORRIS d ARMSTRONG'S.
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PhlsaelelnI,,s

Oct. 18-Flour 2 50a8 90. Wheat
94a96c;y Corn 45A9c; Oats 24a29e
Rye 45a54c Fat3tH t5
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"QuERY: Why will men smoke com.
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. Seal of North Carolina, a,
the same price p Dec. 4, THY.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-22

EFPot Flowers of all kinds for sale
at Mrs. WAYS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1878-10-22

1EThe Big Bonanza Fishing Club Of
Darlington, this county, camped for ten
days over on Middle Island creek, West
Va the fore part Of this month They
caught eight 6ae pike and q large mum.
Der Of bass. The club numbers l5 men,
befs, of whom the following we're esover
the river: r e HopPER, O. ATKINSON,
ToM. Sxs, e. X BoorH. r M. THoMAs,
JAS GArrs, W. s. SINS and CHAs. CRA
tMrp
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REPORT
70 a-s or THE s@a'E - es,3s s,a
Condition Of Monroe Bank,
DRFORE the commencement Of business
ID on Monday, October I, 1878:
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The club was visited at their camp by
DAVE. Neil, Of Basesville, gand Capt
Asa BoorH, Of Wheeling.