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The New York herald., 1879-02-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvEsroS, Feb IL. 1879
ssss Ss' % s9' coast. f..
wise, 2,ass. Sales Gio. Stock, eo.iss.
Nnw ORLEANS. Fob. II, 1879
Ssss s,ass & II: .s .sssRs. !. r.ns
s,7Si. saios. 1000 Stock, sso.sSs ''' ''''
... =, Mou.Lr, Feb II, 1879
sSSs sfns 49, Sal Not % 5s's ss: S'' Exports
isss iH.sssss evening" socs sisss' bales Sales
WILMINGTON. N. c.. Feb IL, 1879.
;s:s
oswxso, Feb. IL, 1872
No. SS~saaoe spring, 81, No red ysSs:h,
wssrS @ M s.so sc Barley
sis ssi Rsro.S Boston On to REV
SS S.s 5ss.y = Zoo Bushels sh'm'n'f'0nr 0O0
light asss ssiss Ssis
ss$ ss5h as'sss
&, neg;
good seed Other articles Unchanged R.road freisSts
1os sseas Sfw
sss a SS as S"sis so xSsss 90
bushcls corn, 400 do oats. 1900 do; barley 5000
March Wits ssx Corn 'sa dull and in Mi limited @
No. "hs mixed & Sc ~ssss no Il g %sso 81
g. M R.Sssed hcS' Ss%er and :. &
500 so de- ssoo
Torr Eot, D
Whoa. quiet; Ne vhss Michigan; ads extrS DO DO,
March sc o,Sor articles aaSs % and unchanged %
CINCINNATI. Feb. ~, 1879.
ss.y ss
s2lzc; a s.c On.. in fair demand and arm q aalss
sss md and
:: ::ssss ss' s; %s
May short clear nomipsliy S. Bacon auie, but arm
@ sr s and lm s 81 a.
suot and unchsnscd Sugar nrm and unchanged Live ~
ish, = ;Y:stins. = 81 = = Is
Flour IN good demand tending sexsfd; spring extras.
s. sassr *Ss.s
active Arm a.m and higher, No cac"so spring ss,ss s
ss dash w. s ss Asi
apr saf Msy "; s % good and
% and a assi ssDi
demand and shade higher a. 7sc flaxsecd and
demand, but lower $685. 80 e5 cash. 50 s7h 50 20
steady. With q fair demand; 70 20. cash; se %.
nnlt meat. In f.,r demand but lower shoulders s3s
rib "a short clear s. Dressed hogs inactive
a. o. Recep,smFlour. iaoo bbls; whe.t. 1000
barley 1900 do shipmcnts-Fiour 5000 bbls wheat,
luo. 80 do. l17iUO do oats, 27uO do; rye Zoo
do barley, 1900 do. At the osc:Wheat active, but
shade lower; sstc. March; ooss slssc, April Corn
22Ac. April Pork hoavy and lower; 50 57h, March;
81 70 a s. TN, April Lard heavy and lowor; rs 65,
March: April
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The suspension OF Pnckncy. Jackson h Co.. whole
sale dealers in spices. announced yesterday. Tho
failure of Wcstwick Co., of London. with liabilities
of sl.sooO00. from whom they received consig,i-
mcnts, seriously affected them account of tho
loss of this connection. The liabilities amount to
$4,000 of which about $50 900 arc for merchandise
and the balance real Tho nominal assets arc
placed at sli0.OO0 Mr. Jackson owns q largo amount
Of real estate in Chicago. including seventy lots,
several houses aud forty of South Chicago
river front and dock property which was valued by
experts last April at s2i7 ooo subject to mortgages
n. d. Rccvcs 4 Co., commission dealers In produce
have failed. with liabilities which will not exceed
$4,000.
William A. Cooke. Jr.. and Sylvester r. Cobb Jr.
stationcrs and printers. made assignment ycstcr-
day to Sylvester r. Cobb sr. giving the latter pref
erence for S9,y2s "a. The liabilities are estimated at
$4,000
Samuel Calm. druggist made an assignment yes
terday To :. Russell Townsend, giving two prefer
ences for $2.4lO.
A. Crauer 4 Son, manufacturers OF neckwcar,
made assignment yesterday to Barach Strauss.
Mr.. n. A. Matthews, provision dealer. seut notice
TO the Produce Exchange yesterday that he
able to meet his mercantile obligatons and all
tracts with him orinred closed The liabilities
are very small.
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quiet and sugar ruled steady Rosin was steady and
spirits OF turpentine rmer Oils were generally nrm
Petroleum frner In tone.
CorrEE-rhc market for Brszils quiet Sales werc
5000 bags Rio, per City Of Para, and TAO and 200
bags Santos. Kron Pnz and Wilhelm all on private
torns Mild coffee quiet but steady The business for
the week Is s,vnmed up foows:Soo bags Java. $40
bags Maracaibo o37 bags Laguayra rage 247 bags
maica a26 bags Savania 90 bags Costa Rica, s5 bags
ST. Domingo, sold in lots for consumption within our
range; 423 bags St Domingo in transit 10 Europe The
stock Of mild coffee in FIRST hands is 1887 mats JAVA
6oo7 do Singapore and l250l bags including $50 bags
Ceylon, si56 do Maracabo ss do Laguayra, 555 do.
Jamaico $50 do St. Domingo 631 do Costa Rca 800 do.
Ceara 5 do Angostura and 36 do savanilla We quote
Ordinary cargoes lie IL 1i4c fair do 14c; good do,
14sc; prime do, l5Ac extreme range for lots, lie.
16Ac; Santos, fair to good 14c l4sc. 90 days. Java
government bags 23c. 23zc.; do. grass mats 23zc
ao,kc; singapore lec i7c; Ccyion. I5c l7sc Mara
caibo, 13c &c., Laguayra 14c I5sc Jamaica, l21sc
Ito St. Domingo, lOsic l2c Costa Rca, l5c. 1ac;
Mexican I5c. &c., Angosurs l5c l7c savaniIla 13c
17c.; Curacao, 135zc. lac.
CorroS the spot dull and in tone but not
quotably lower Futures opened points of and closed
barely steady with loss for the day of from points
The closing prices to-day compared with those of ycser
day. follows.-
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Tho following securities were sold st auction in
New York today -
$lS2 American Fire Insurance Company scrip, 70;
1l3 shares Pennsylvsnis Coal Company, 1876; 5000
Jersey City seven per cent improvement bonds, %;
$4,000 Jersey City per cent revenue bonds, 90
81 $50 Wabash Equipment Company, trustees GER
tihcate, S5h; $4,000 Toledo and Wabash Railroad
Company seven per cent equipment bonds. 9x;
$4,000 South Carolina sixes of 1853, 13k;
$4,000 North Carolina SKIES, old bonds, 10 y; ;
$500 North Carolina bonds. act 1866 and
lS6S, l0k; 50O shares Central Coal Company Penn
pany for 81; 10 shares Bowery National Bank. l44-
l47; shares Butchers and Drovers' National Bank
(new stockl. 81; shares Knickerbocker Fire Insur-
ance Company, el 30 shares Home Insurance Com
pany, 1851: shares Greenwich Insurance Company.
S03; shares New York Insurance Company, I27;
shares Home Insurance Company, l25; 16 shares At
lnnttc Insurance Company. of Brooklyn, Tk; Utah
Southern Railroad Coinpanys sevons. 75x; Wabash
Railroad Compsnys sevens, COX 400 shares Bank
ers and Brokers Association for $5 10 shares Soc
Railroads Of New Jersey six per cent gold
coupon bonds. due 1901 ia; $4,000 New
York City six per cont registered Central Park
Improvements fund stock. due August 1, 1887 l06x;
$1,000 New York city SIX percent Registered Central
Park improvement fund stock. due November I.
1887. 107k; $16.000 Third Avenue Railroad Com
pany seven per cent coupon bonds. due 1900.
99k 1903: $4,000 South Side Railroad Company,
Of Long Island. first mortgage bonds. ~; $4,000
South Side Railroad Company. OF Long Island. hrst
100 shares Pennsylvania Coal Company. 1854;
$4,000 Lamoillc Valley Montpelier, and Johnsbury
and Esscx County Railroad companies, Of Vermont,
first mortgage six per cent bonds. due 1891, IL; 20
shares Jersey City Gaslight Company, l4; 25 shares
Wilcox Gibbs Sewing Machine Company. $31 per
share 2S shares Oswego and Syracuse Railroad Com
pany, 1907 20 shares National Burglar and Theft In
surance Company.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED; vurunEs
CLOSED BARELY sTEADy--YIoun STEADY
WHEAT uNcHANoED--CoRN srEADY-oArs
ouIEr-PunK QufET-LARD QUIEr-wHIsKEY
ourEr-sPrRrTs rURPENTrNE FIRMER--RUsrN
srEApY--coFrEE QUIET-sUoAR STEADY
PETROLEUM FIRMER.
WEDNESDAY. Feb. 12-6 p. M.
Business was fair in nearly all kinds of merclan-
disc to-day and the markets In nearly all in
stances steady. On Change -four quiet but
steady. wheat was without decided change. Corn
was about steady. Oats quiet. Barley dull. Ryo
quict whiskcy quiet. Pork was quiet. Lard was
scarcely so nrm. Cotton on tho spot was casy but
UNCHANGED; futures closed barely stcady. CoGco
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The closing quotations at three P. N. were e FOL

The total sales OF stocks ct the Board to-day aQgre-
gated 10000 shares. which were distributed fol-
lows:-Chicago and Northwestern $3.50; do. pre-
ferrcd. 9420; Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, 1906
c.. @. and !. c., GOO; Delaware. LAckawanna and
Western, 2s.410; Delaware and Hudson Canal, lbs;
Eric. "a. .220; Hannibal and st. Joseph 200 do pre-
fcrred. i,5oo Illinois Central. l,591; Lake shore.
37.s00; Michigan Central. 2,120; Milwaukee and st.
Paul. 26.6s5 do preferred. 445o; Morris and Essex.
$500; New York Central. so; Now Jersey Central,
1o.46o; Ohio and Mississippi. $685. Pacific Mail.
1000; Union Pacific. 2.o2S; Wabash. ss25; Western
Union Telegraph. 1850.
N2as per cent. Foreign exchange was quiet and
steady and without change in rates. actual business
being at 4ssk 4.so for bsnkers' long and ass \
kssk for demand sterling. The Clearing House
statement to-day was ~ folows-
Exchanges. t6H, ,67B 500
B1lanccs. l.2<5,311
Tho sub-Trcasury to-day paid out si7,6lo gold.
tor legal tenders redeemed. and received $olssOo.
gold. in exchange for legal tenders.
Tho London advices report consols and United
States bonds Arm st an advance Of IA 4 per cent
Tho former to 90 SIG and the latter to 1854
txs. lo& for Iso7's and locx for Avcs. Now Jersey
Central advanced Il. TO 45x; do. consolidated nrsts
u. to 81, and pcnnsyvania y. to o. Eric steady
st 25k for the common and 40 for the preferred.
beading fell OF V. TO lax. To-day is ticket day and
tomorrow will be fortnightiy settling day at the
London Stock Exchange. At Paris rontcs 10
ll3f 12c.
state bonds at the Board wcrc strong. Tennessee
skies. DID, advanced pcr cent. and do. new series.
H Louisiana sovens consols sold At 60; North Caro-
lima sixcs old April and October, ct 1sx, Missouri
skies Of 1887 a. 1o6 do sxos 1889 at 1oox and do
skies OF 1880 or 1880 at lo6x. District of Columbas
sold at s In railroad bonds tho largest
in Now Jersey Central nrsts. consois sesentcd
which advanced 20 se-a rise OF TX per cont The
largest advance was AZ per cont In New Jersey Central
Income; the next largest advance in chigh and
wilkcsbarrc consols and c.. z. and l. @. hrsss Tho
other changes were as foliows,--An advance of 4 In
Missouri Kansas and Texas consos assontcd per cent
in do seconds. y in New Jersey Central adjustment
bonds aud Ohio and Mississippi sinking funds. X IN
Ohio and Mississippi seconds and c., G. and l. O. Sec
onds. u In Pacific Railroad Of Missouri nrsts. \ in
Central Pacific gold bonds and u In Union pacinc
nrsis. Lake shoro coupon Arsss sold at 1I7k. New
Work Central sixos VI lss7 n iOs. New York Central
The New York herald., 1879-02-13
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Feb. II, 1879.
| Spanish ec,d. 7oo 2nx Exchange quiet and hat,
tho United states 90 days. gold, IN premium; do.
short sight. ~ do London, 10 20 do Paris.
5 81 do. sugar active and frn. axe
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SECOND BOARD-l z. N,

$1,000 Tom 6s, n. DO
1000 Ch, Bur 4 Qy rs
24O(O n ! Coz, lst . ns.
100 do. ...........
5000 NJ Cen adjn,s 3
400 do.
500 do.
5000 N J Con Inc BIDS.
$40 Lsh 1 w.S Q as.
2HO do. :.
100 Nor 4 Ess Ist m
500 Don 4 Rio OR LIST
duu q, o. . 1 I con-.
5000 do. ...........
22uOu Del 4 Hud re '01
JlU do. :. :. BIC
10000 do. ..b3
100 Lake Sh con, "a c
1tnO du.
SOD Lake Sh I'd m { 2
$500 Mo. X 1 7 e sf ns
tsO0u Mo. X Il Tex I'd.
5000 do. o............
$500 Can So LIST guar.
IOO(p Ro. Wnt@tOg elm
1000 HAn& Cen Mo LIST
ItSU West Pacific BIDS
1900 Union Pnc lst m
lou do. BIC
1HU Union Pacific s (.
1910 N Y Cen irn c. bc
lHUO CPain lash n. be
nNxn Col. q &c 1stm
600 Col. G. 3IC I'd IA
5UOO X Pa lst rs. Den
. div. with { G. be
500 Mil 4 81 p con sf
600 Gr West 2dm x c
500 Ill&So low tmxc
1000 StL&SFr3dclssc
5000 .bS
itUD do. >. .........
4OU Tol b Wab c c xe
2UO shs Adams Express
10 Dol 4 HudCaaal. DO
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ta%s eG%%on nnna to fair oi Sie Ss good to prime ee
ks, wa. qu,ss at sSe for Western and g. for city
quiet T eaus i an ,'sssy ssos do
Cuba sensrifasa hid; hss aud boxes, nos g ~ eye
Rico, refining common far 5i4c' 6sse do d., good
A. Tsc $50: crushed, Be- powdered stsc ssc grapu-
lated she Oh do s'se $4c; loaf yxe. white
grades including sse The following % Shows "S tue
statistical position OF raw sugar
Stock 0aseertaincd by actual
tion), Feb |, lsIa.... SIS sos 4o5 o5o l73o
Receipts since the LIST Of
February. ................ 1884 $50 6,73o 955
Total. .,........... 2essa s,435 5oi. .7so 2esi
ruary ...................... I,7oa s4es 1896 s7s
is7o ...........'.... esso 4.s7a 4ss.se4 1910
raary i3 1875. -. 2l,2ss so44 A274 =
ruary H. is77 .......... 4,s45 ssss ie.7sl 77s
TaLLow-Reccpis ia5 ihds rs tierces al bbis and 10
casks The market fairly active and some 1900 lbs
wnsxnr r-Roeeipts, $40 bbls Tho market quiet; /;
FaKicnrs:-Bu.ne.s In all ciasses tonnage ex-
tremsly dull with rates about steady Engsgemsnts-ro
vsen' ana Il ss for ssse0n ton Cd for
SsS snd sssr lots
FRI, f,s,sh cotton 1874 Zoo I'd ,s london sail 100 500
&
l.' pSs
SS sa- and a ooS s'' grain s. private
,ss .m0u!E ss,s. r" RI
United Knsdo@ bbs napSsha' % s, Ssrwssan %
S9es Sr's sp 1ss sas 'Ss"ss
to :" M % @ @
from Baltimore for 81 Thomas wh eoal $3.50 Italian
grain S. Sd Continent ratio; british ships
to arrive Bs,rSre east coast Ireland 1900 quarters
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coupon nrsts at iask. and Pttsburs Fort Wayne and
Chicago frsts at 123.
Governments bonds were quiet at the Board. The
subscriptions to the four per cent loan up to noon
amounted to &c. 100000 The Treasury issuedan
call for 10000 900 ve-twentes Of 1867. The follow
The New York herald., 1879-02-13


-Dcvcrcd contract SOD bales yesterday. Current
prices of uhe following quotations baset
American standard of classification and In
store running In quality than half grade above
The New York herald., 1879-02-13

=
7.l6c; low middling. l5-iec middling. s5l6. For
@ srS rsbsosry 200 bales @ =. . a7se MsTsh @ 7oo co. ..
Nav 7oo a ioisc.. 100 at 1918; June 800 a ioa7.
February, 800 bales at 97lc.. 100 at 673c.;
075c, 400 a77c 3Oo at s76c. 22oO at ere. at
&c., 1000 at 77c 800 at 7sc 800 at 977c 100 at
97sc April 400 nj 094c.. 800 093c 600 at 994c,
22oo at a93c lI0oat 02c 600 at 9a3e 100 at 994c
1900 ~ ag3c 100 AZ sc. 700 a93c., coo 0e4c,
$500 at 0o3c; May. $500 at 1910 600 ut 10Oc 400 at
10 10c. 1000 at i0Ooc 800 10CSc 800 ut lOoc 100
AZ 10 llc 100 at 10 lOc 100 NJ 10 c0c June 600 Mt
49, so So az 100 =" 3. iaa4d q aoa se !. oS oe C.
Total. 4l,9 900 bales. Grand totel, $500 balcs.
Tho receipts nj thc ports follows -CalvestOn
24s2 bnles Now Oreane 5000; Mobile 2.l76 Savannah
2547; Charleston sf2; Wilmington. 593: Norfolk 9O9
SO TIT. day los. week $50 TS.s day last YEAR
sis'ssss s'ossd tS,lcw,Ts LiycrPooi "a b steam
pressed BY sail, A. To- g. Bremen BY steam he "a oiss
sies sc somprss,ed; BY san se To Amsterdam, Nc
Flour Observation-Disclosures 49, 906 hbls. wheat,
100 2D bu shels meal 7 bblA and 36 sacks;
L., do+ bushels oats Al ioo Do; ryc 2444 do barley
steady Tho .sis insadng State Western :nd Southern
noar ruled steady With sales Of $40 bbls Corn meal was
quiet With sales OF 2o bbls and $50 sacks Rye was nrm
and 200 bushels Pennsylvania. On track sold 57<c
HR RIACn nnsIn lnII
The New York herald., 1879-02-13
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL

L,vKnrooI, Feb. I2-5PM.
August delivery, vi6d. Produco--Bcincd petroleum.
LrxnrocI. Feb. u, 1879.
nrmer 4ss Bacencumterand cut nrmer 3os short
r,s .%s, At e.. I'D long clear I dat, a a.. I'd short Dc
,3s Bccf-ndia mess dull a. 7I:; extra do dull at
steady pr,%e So %.raSrms we..srn nr%sr ''ss y
so. Cd rurpentine-spir,s: steady s RS Cd
choice tes Lard oil armcr .,
Steady At T. % Do" No. mono in sSs mspss,: new
wn'e. steady a, Is pa % new s'u,scrn 81 wns, Ter
mixed ...sdy q a ssa So,.sn.soa o,I-YsIioS A%or
Sc Turpcnsne-sririss. az London. hrmer nj 22s I'D
LospoS, Feb. l2-5r,M
cslcutsa psced <'A 3D. per quarter Redncd petroleum.
FINANCIAL.
Iospor. Feb I2-<PM
account, Esehsnss On London asf s4c for eheeis
FINANCIAL.
4 ANA GOOD PLAN.
many orders and cooperating them whol,
s.s prof.. rata s%Gcs @ ~ %ssscrS"s
Of Immense capital and experienced NIL and
ate success Now York Stock Reporter circular
%ssd free FS % EsyS"mrs s S"S 10 pas
AT REASONABLE RArEs--MoNEy ON LIFE AND
AEndowmcnt INSURANCE. Policies and Mcrigages sanic
j. j. HkBRICh 4 CO, i65 broadway; box 1850.
a ENDOWMENT AND LIFE INSURANCE POLL
N .ces bought and loans same negotiated. JOS
HERzFELD, l7U Brosdway.
A rCIIIsOx AND FIXES PEAK RAILROAD STOCK
n aud Bonds wanted EDw. q. FOX \ Co. - Wall ST.
A rCIIIsON AND FIXES PEAk RAILROAD BONDS
~ and Stock, Chicago aud Canada southern Railroad
Bonds end Stock, Rochester aud State Limo Railroad
Bonds. Town Bonds OF New York State Houston and Toxss
Central Railroad Bonds Chesapeake and ohio RaIrvad
Bonds. wanted by W. H. UTLEY. ~ Pine st.. New York
4 BOUT SIZZLING OR HyroritBcArING LIFE roll
Llteies mot IN wtfcs favor. Consult DAVID PAkkS
FACkLEk 3cu Broadway.
4 HONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF <3Up To
"A $1,000 hrst class city property at six cent
HUGH n. CANT. 1S2 broadway.
% A DvANCEsr ON FURNITURE, PIANos SAFES
ACsrriAges, &c 1O3 West sid st.. Of 9Th av
Storage onicel
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
N 80 Brosdway,
Nxw YorK. Fob. H. 1870.
Tho transfer books rf the company viii cor-d frurn
two civck Fcbruuvy H. ti,i the mornlng of March
j. Y. BABCVCk, Treasurer.
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st ock lascertaincd by actual
count. including spoculs-
tion), Fob. l, 1879. -.
Receipts since the LIST Of
February.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RivER. Mass, Fob. ~, 1879.
The printing cloths market Is dull and inactive with
demand sacs Quotations- 5l6c cash thirty days.
per on for "a cloths, and 25Sc cash. Tor
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-07-24
Fhe New rAnnihilater."

Bright and early yesterday morning be.
fore one tenth of the .citizens of Detroit
had shaken of the effects of the glorious
Fourth, Prof James X. +. Rurlingame
made his appearance on several streets in
Detroit almost at the same moment. You
would have known him to be a professor,
oven II you had seen him tangled up with
the wheels of a butcher cart. The tall
plug hat, carrying the stains of years
that linen duster girted at the waist-his
long hair hanging down to keep his
shoulders warm was dead give away on
his title.
The professor came here to dispose of
individual rights to use his "Fly Annihi
lator," and he didn't let thoughts of the
next presidential election set him down
on a bench. His piccolo voice inquired
of a woman at the front door of a house on
Congress street east:
madame, have you ten seconds to ospare
this mOrning%
mo, sir!" was her prompt reply.
"Very well. then you will miss seeing
my Fly Aanihilator, he remarked a. he
walked off Thousands have missed it to
their everlasting sorrow-thousands have
accepted it and been made happy for life. ,
ats some kind of pizen!" she called
after him down the street. no
"Warranted free from all drugs and
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LITTLE BARBARA.

Pretty Barbara, ripe and red,
With sweet small mouth. like the bees abed,
And full of nectar and honey-dew;
So pretty q thing, dare not swear
To the art of the ribbon that ties her hair,
Or the buckle that binds her shce;
So like her each trinket she has to wear,
It seems just as IL 1t grew,
Like q rose in its petals and pollen dust,
That wears its beauty because 1t must,
And something like Barbara, too.
As she dips her small tin bucket in
The little fountain of woven glass,
Like webs that the spiders weave and spin
To hang the shining blades OF grass,
A face bright and happy as hers,
In the nets of the silken gossamers,
Looks out of tho waters smooth eclipse.
As II 1t was happy to hold within 1t
The soft verbena red of her lips,
And kiss and caress her just for q minute,
In the arms Of the dimples smooth and still,
Ere IL goes and soberiy turns the mill.
For life to her in the hsncy-dew
Is nothing yet but the wayside spring,
Between the upper and under blue,
That makes u fiction of every thing.
As perfectly like as IL 1t grew;
And she is too happy to see within Ii
The shape of her small sweet self minute,
From the bow in TIE hair to the tie Of her shoe.
To know that the marvellous shadows mean
The simple inner bauty that shows
But now In the color of . rose,
And now like the waters smooth eclipse.
In hearts that hold her picture still.
As we 60 and soberiy turn the mill.
VIII Wallace Harvey. in Harper's Magazine Tor
August,
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-07-24
Why Eve Did Not Keep Hired Girl.

A lady writer in one of our exchanges
furnishes some of the reasons why
Eve did not keep hired girl. She says
There has been great deal said about
the faults of women, and why they need
so much waiting on Some one, Ia man
of coursci has the presumption To ask
why, when Eve was manufactured of a
spare rib, a servant was not made at the
same time to wait upon her, ?" She didn't
need my. A bright writer has said that
Adam never came whining to Eve with u
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A Georgia Fish Story.

Mr.. 2. Bass, Of Irwin county caught re-
Gently catfish, a squirrel and an alliga.
tor all upon the same hook at the same
time. The fish probably caught the sqir.
rel while swimming across the lake, and
afterward caught and swallowed an ALI.
gator about q fool in length, and then
found and swallowed the bait upon SET
hook, When catfish starts out on q for
aging expedition he will take in anything
from q wheelbarrow to q saddle blanket
Hawkinsville, (Gal Despatch.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-07-24

Colonel Augustus Stone, q pioneer of the
Northwest, died at Marietta Saturday
evening. at the age of 90 years. Colonel
Stone was born in Sutland, Massachusetts,
and came TO Marietta when child, with
General Pittman. He was Colonel Of. the
first regiment of militia in Ohio; was
made q Free Mason at the age of 81, has
been a constant member of the American
Union Lodge No. 4, of Marietta, for 70
years, and was therefore believed TO be the
Oldest affiliated Mason and the oldest
Past Master In the United States.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1879-07-24

The play was at its height in the card,
room of u well known club. and from a
distant corner was heard. 1--WE are two to
two!" By Jove, we are two to two toon' re-
sponded a player ut an adjoining table.
No wonder that German there present
likened our language to French horn
[July.
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COAL YARD.
II. MCKINNEY.

DEALER IN BLOSSBURG COAL, ths
IL finest article known for Blacksmith.
: ine. Horse shoeing. repqiripR. &C., prompt.
Id Mechanic ,treet. ll-l5-lj
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MEAT MARKET.
E. q. FULLER.

n =. u. FULLER,
nEALER IN Fresh and Salt Meats, Bo-
~ logna and Pork Sausage. Highes
marke: prise in cssh paid fer Beeves, Sheep
Hogs, ,Hides, &c. Market, south side Lib
erty Street, one door west Of Otterbecker!
HsrneA Shop, 11-9-1J
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Trivoli was recently opened with quite
popular denomination,
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LIVERY STABLE.

WIN CUSHION & SON,
II livery AND SALE STABLE. Choio
IL tnrnouts furnished, aud charges rea-
sonable. South sids Mechanic street, ont
door east of American House. l1-15-ly
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
w. n. AsHFORD.

w. II. ASHFORD,
HEANUFACTURER and Dealer in Boots
Nl and Shoes and all kinds Of frat class
custom work. All work and materials frlly
varranted. Shop, south eide Liberty Street,
one door east of Otterbacker's Harness Shop,
Wellington, Ohio. I1-o-1y
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INSURANCE AGENT.
r. N. GOODWIN,

r. n. GOODWIN,
THE INSURANCE AGENT, will Be
found at his Office in Husted Bros.'
Boot and Shoe Store, whore he viii be
pleased to go his old custome{s needing
anything in his line. Standard Companies
evprsssntsd and rates reasonable. Losses
orouplty adjpiksd and paid at his agency