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CHUNK, Of wisdom.

JOSH blLAubk' ~.
If a young man haln't got a well.bal.
anced head l like to sec him part his hair
in the middle.
don't take any foolish chances. Ill
wuz called upon to mourn over a dead
mule l should stand in front ov him and
do mi weeping. sf4a U.l
There Is no man so poor but what he
kan afford to keep n dog, and | have
seen them SO poor that they could afford
to keep three.
l say to . thirds ov the rich people In
this world, make the most Of your money,
for it makes the most Of You. Happy
thought.
Inever argy agin a success; when | see
u rattlesnaixs he'd sticking out Of a whole,
i bear off to the left and say to mlself thai
hole belongs to that snaix.
IthAnk The Lord that there is one thins
in this world that money kant buy, ant
that IL the wagovta dogs tail.
Flattery Is like cologne water; to b.
smelled Of, not swallowed.
Whenever | see a real hadsum woman
engagadin the wimmin's rights Dizziness
/ am a going To take of mi hat and lin,
The precesshun. See III don't. g
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SATURDAY. THE anh DAY OF AUGUST, M.


SATURDAY, THE ath DAY OF AUGUST, 1879,
B~CSlnnIng at 10 O'Clock a. Y. Of said DAY. sell At tina
nsLtt! uUoL o. the out HOu = Ot said Ohio county al
p",o,S s ~ the following deecribd pa,eris Of real
y Nlt9 iheir appuTtenAncca. Said lots Numbered
w 1nd Two are situated on lanes OF Wheeling
,S St9I nuu1oeT one eonlains Alx aciea, one rod and
thlIty.lhfee and htteu one hupdrdIhs nolcs. and
number Two cUntAIns two aerrS. Iv,I nsdS and font
ahI Qne-haIt poles. Haid let's arr EoundCd an the unrtb
oy'I9t numbered thTte, EonVeVeIB BY z. jacob, COM
III 3 WI 70 gohh smith on the west by land Of Dan.
. SIooHolus, on the bIuth, bOUthEeSt md east ASIs
spown by the plat anl paacIB accompanying he paperS
nI 4 the once o. ths Clerk Of the ClrrIit Court If
UIONo H. onntI IN iaee1usc In ehaneeryin whieh The.
IAne,s eHecGtors and Othtrs were defendant, the sSst
nhe o. snie being Whist 10 eallSi the track Of tbs mII-
w patSeiI tGSether With all tho improvements up.n
A1IaIso lots also the right Of Eaygranfpd bJRpTeement
Of Anon MoSWnrts. Trustee, hunS ~. TbfIiins MI
HneI 10 s.i t,"r.rtl EnIl'N', NJ record In the jlerkiG
9uGeoL tbsCV'Iiiy Z UrI 81: sid y - county 10 Deed
FL - o.. w, ~ Alsl al lht FLOWING described
I 90 ets'tj I}i'i iaih he ~ 'im.tCl on the lower
TAU u Hah-'. lei nj, J Il adjoining the lots
9DoHe nAmeh: H. tnnlhs Al 81 ,is In The line a ihn
r,mpn 20 "hh W" lN';a anlt incllnSlI IaIlt0ad
nhd tln uS1Sl u IAIhgl; thence with Md FGuhsV,
LhS sOuIh AVrr" Arl "ne ThiTp.t Dig ctF, east twenty
aoJ "ne+I,'tt'"l E'i', 10 d tuk- Ii tho hedge icnCs
W. ~ " 80 s1' oi said tan'ci Bul othOr lands nI
Hm"l NyeS"tds, II St''i thence with said hsdcs
lencc moth Eighty ,lsEf eRy, east 81 ren UO,.s Ia SiSts
SGTmtI to lands held by u. W, lhiilIps; thence north
n,ne ., Srees, NIHl twei.Iy aud ouC-quartaF poles 70 :
stIAe' Ihenee south eighty -tHs degrees, West fourteen
polGs TO pace Of beEihHiUg, eOutainInX one acre, ihree
.J n mo !nirtsen and lhTSe-ijarthS poles, I0EetIO,
named Tract Of land, FD ~AA
I6e. AbCVe described land e veil fenced and
~ erected upon u an elegant r~rstlcpte. harm and
other pnildluga besides a daughter. house ice housr
~ 9iIer inilroysnsnis and Is al under RhIgh state
y suLuva5ton. The iitt 10 the above, which me
trustee VIII convey, h uuexceplIona6 ..
LkAAs or sALE-0ne thousand dolllrs or % much
Hlore o. the pu chase mo ey as the purchaser may
sEsTtIo pay 10 cash. and the reRidua In four equal n.
sAIiments payable al one year, tWb year, IN e. yeaIS
aII i9aT !e9'S nom the day Of sale viii Interest On
IaIu aeterIed tnstAllmonb, payable semi aunuSIlT
n p az day. the purchaser 10 give III, four EtvasI
neS9!iAGls notes for aid deferred instsltmentS and IN.
teIelt With iertIr y 10 he Approved " ths trils,sc
~ me Title Of Eall real 6staIa "a, " retained until
the purchase money Is PAID In iull,
yd JAMES r. ROGERS, Trustee.
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The gates Mt the passenger depot which
shut out all peoplenot having tickets for
the trains were yesterday closed at the
Union Depot against an elderly woman
wearing spectacles and using an umbrella
for a al
"Can't pass without a ticket" said the
man at the gate as she came up.
az want 10 see II there's anybody on
that train going to Port Huron she an.
'swered. .
Cant pass without a ticket, madam"
ave got a darter in Port Huron, |
have"
very strict"
ii tell you l want to send word to my
darterm! she exclaimed, adjusting her
speCtacles for a better view OF the official.
"Yes, but we can help that, you see.
Please show your ticket" s#
"Iwant this ere railroad to understand
that I've got a darter inP Port Huron, and
she's got q babyfour weeks old, and Pm
going TO send her up word in spite OF all
the gates in this depot"
"Please show your ticket, madam"
81 tell you once moore"
please show your ticket, madam" Us
She gave the old umbrella a whirl and
brought it down on his head with all the
vim Of an old fashioned log.raising, aud as
he staggered aside, she passed him and
said:
"There's my ticket, sir, and I've got
more behind 1t! Mebbe one man and a
gate can stop me from sending word to my
darter 10 grease the baby's nose with NUT
ton taller Il the weather changes cold, but
don't believe it."
And she walked down to the train,
found some one going to Port Huron, and
came back Carelessly humming the melody
of "The Three Blind Mice"
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rnE BEST COW IN PERIL.

Old Farmer u. Is a FtlnEy man:
lie keeps all be geta and gets ali he eau.
By all h5 friends he u said obS p
Is light As the bark on 4 young btTeh.tfUs.
10 goes 10 church aud rants q pew,
Bot the dimes he Gives the Lord arc few,
u he ggtS 70 heaven with the good and great,
lie viii 10 let In through the smallest gate.
Nov ~ Farmer : ras,i 3, b Sss side de d,osgICg The plough
lie makes no butter, but sends ny express
The milk to the clty's thlruttnesi.
"what DO the city folks know about milk
They arr b ter judges Of cloth and silk
Not q man who buys, Ill VOW. eau tell
water II not, or wafer Il well.
u they do not know, then where's the SIN
] will put tho sparkling water lnl"
Thus talked to himself old Farmer B.; o.
How mean hO q, old and young eau zee.
One nigh! 4! vas dark OBJ, ~tearluiiy DARK:
The watchdog never came out 70 ',Lrk.
Old Farmer u. In his bed did GnO.G.
WhHn raj, rap, rap, nearly shattered the10or;
And voice cried out with haSty breath,
"Your btst COW, neiEhOor, Is choking 70 DEATH"
Clipping ofthc end Of a rouSiu Snoye,
Farmer B. bounded Jnt on the bed-Foo n door,
And the midnight voice was heard no mora.
lie pulled on bis pants, be knew not how,
For bis thoughts were all on his choking COW;
He dew 10 the yard llks \ frightened deer,
For his Atingy kOul vas oiled with fear,
Looking around by tho lanterns light,
lie tOurd that thecoWS were there all right.
~ will give = dime" aid Farmer b.,
ITO know who played this trick on me;
May the hand DO StIEf and the knuckles sore
That knocked to.nisht on my farm hHtsedoor."
With aNCoWl on bis face and 4 shaking head,
Farmer D. again sought bis nice warm bed;
No good thoughts ~clme-they were all 0VeTpnWeTsl
The little good nature he had vas Sourel.
When he went to water his milk next day,
The midnight voice Ssemed to say,
A. hO pumped with painting breath,
Your DcsLcoR, nelghbOF, Il choking 10 DEATH"
The meaning Of this he soon fIuRil out,
For q stone was driven In the old Jumps spout.
Did Farmer b., when he drives to town,
Vow meets his neighbor with savage frOEn;
rhey smlie, and AK, as they kindly bow,
How Eetteth along the best COW noW?"
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CaErAuo; August ~. : Flour-s.eady and
unchanged. Wh.at-In good demand and
prices a shade higher; No. l Chicago spripg
CSC; No. 2 S5c cash. s5Hc September; S5xe
October; No. . do 77XaSOc. Corn-Fairiy
active and a shade higher 3SHc cash; SKA
S4I$c sePte;nbsE; AHa34Hc October; reject.
90 &c. Oats In good demand at iuli prices
S3Ac cash 23Na23Ec September; &c Octo.
her releeied 2Oc. Rye-Easier at 4eHa4OHc.
Der. Flax seed-Unchanrsd. Pork2nnIi
weak and lower; s. 40 cash; IS S7Has SC
September: S 40aS nv October 81 10 The
year. Lad-Dull aud prices a shade lower
IS 6Sa5 SIS cash and September: Is GIN
s 20 0rt0leri ~ STkaS ID, the year. Bull
Ment-Quiet and unchanged at Is IS, 81 T6F
+S'. Whisky Steady and unchanged at 81 o.
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BALTIMORE, August le.-Flvur-QuiCt and
unchanged. Wheat Western Quiet: No, ?
western winter red SPOT and August 81 OsIsa
I 05h; September 81 0SHal 0sX; October
81 Goal COX. Corn-Western steady; western
mixed, spot and August 46I<a4j$c; SEP,
TENDER lfat7ti so; October 47X047xc; steam,
en- no offerings. 0ats-Steady and fairly nc,
tive; western white 32aS2Ac; do mixed 2aa
3lc; Pennsylvania 32a32!ic. Rye-Quiet a
5sa6Oc. Hay-steady; prime to choice Penn
Sylvania SIS 00al4 90. Provisions Firm AMI
without change. Butter-Firm and sGtiye.
prime to tNoice western packed l2al4c
~Eggs-Steady at 11al2c, Petroleum-Dull
crude nominal at6c; refined exc. Coffee
Very Iuleti Rio cargoes lial4kc. Whisky
Dull at s. 06Xa1 Of, UTu
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Tabs Doll.


Detroit Free Press.
On the curbstone up Brush street the
other day sat a girl Of nine or ten full in
the hot sun, but so busy with a woc.bc-
gone rag.baby that she seemed MOTTO mind
the heat and the glare. One arm had been
torn from poor baby" its head fell over
on one side, and the sawinst ran from
the dilapidated feet every timeit was lift.
cd about. AS the child sat there, trying
to make 'baby" whole again with an old
darning needle and a bit of twine, a boy
OF fourteen halted on the walk and sneer.
ingly said:
"That dolls bin sunstruck, an all the
doctors in the town can't save her life."
The girl made no reply, and, after amo-
ment, the lad advanced, snatched the doll
from her hands and flung it high above
his head, laughing loudly at her feeble ef-
forts to prevent him.
SIS your mother dead?" asked the girl
us her eyes filled with tears and her chin
quivered.
"Not as l knows on.n :
"But mine is, and she made that dolly
for me when her hands trembled go and
hereyes had so many tears that | had to cut
the cloth for her. That's why baby looks
SO bad"
"Whew!' whistled the boy below his
breath, and walking into the street he
picked up the plsything, carefully busted
it, and as he placed it in her hands he
said:
~ remember now bout seem the Grape
on the door, and I'm sorry | WIS rough.
This ere linin, in my cap will make that
baby a hull dress, an II you won't say
nothin' to nobody OF how acted, I'll give
it to ye."
He had it out at one pull, tosscdtwo coat
buttons after it, and went away saying:
"When o gals mother is dead that beats
me, and any time that ere dolly is token
sick you can count on me to run for tho
doctor or sit up nights. Goodbye, Tab!'
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Allegheny CaIfle.

EEkI LlAEEEY, August la-CArrLE-Re.
ceiptS today ,275 head, all for this market;
no through stock; supply heavy and nearly ali
sold out; only a few loads Of gooI on hand.
The bulk Ct the ofIarings has been light
butchers, feeder! aud stockers. A good many
are billed to arrive for to-morrow's market.
The prices are much The sans as yesterday and
trade actiHei beat y SOaS %; fair to good
stoekets g 2Sa3 IS.
Hoas-Receipts today 2,5S5 bead; grasscrs
g S0a3 90; Workers IS i76aS g; Philadelphia
IS 91a4 "a.
6nExa-ReceiptS to-day 1900 bead. Mar
ket good and steady. Prices unchanged; com
mon very slow.
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at Ssal0e oats-steady at 2Sa2se Rye
S SsSSss , sSd , S5ss Ss,s sstS s!S 20. ! n All 4 5Ss'
Pofk-Quiett held az Is IS. Iatd-Dull
and prices O shade lower; current 3 20. Bulk
Meats-Qulet, shoulders S3 SOL short rib
A77KaiS0; short clear sos Bacon-Dull
and lower at 81 !6al i2jfas SHa5 10
Whisky-Dull at 81 o. Llhseed oil-stSady
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"AlaI hog easily thlsEs g wrvpsI,
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PH1LADELsHu, August 10. -Flour- tx.
trelnely dull; new wheat family coming for.
ward freely, and patents aud supers in abnn.
dant supply; 81 pertine state and western Sc Is
az Shi Minnesota extra family medium
IS 90; good S %; faucySS 90; ohio family
new wheat. s Is; illinois do IS Is; winter
Wheat patents S 75a6 rs; Minnesota natent
$8 00a6 IS. Rye F~lour-Firmer at s. o5nS 37X
Wheat-Dull aud lower; rejected SOcaSl %:
No. , red, elevator,$l OSN. Coru-steady:
rejected track, 47c western mixed 47Xa4Sc ;
unchanged. PrOvisions-Dull. Mess Reef
sic o0. Hams--smOked lOal0I<c; picked
IAas%c.. Lard--WcStern 6a6hc. Butter
Dull and easier; creamery extra I5alsc:
New York State and Bradford county, Pa
extra llal5c; Wes'ern Reserve extra l2allc.
Eggs-scarce ; western l3c. Cheese-Stcajv
aud unchanged. Ietrolsum-Nominnl; crude
oSi refined 6bic. Whisky-stendy and un.
SuduSeu' H.i"
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, August l9.-Whsat-Stcady: No
white Michigan 81 90 asked coke bid; am
Der Michigan, spot held 0SNc; 9sc lid
August eSNc;aSHC bid; e~eptelnber held CSC
97fc bid No, 2 red winter spot 9SLc; west.
ern amber spot CSC; No. 2 araber Illinol,
81 cox asked; 09Nc bid. Com-Steady; high
mixed 3SHci, No. 2 spot 3sLfc asked; $50
bid August 3S1lc; September held at SSc
37Hc bid; October held al SIC; 375Sc bid.
Oats-Steldy; No. g spot and August 26c.
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cHlCASo, August iO.-Ths DrovsFs' journal
reports: 10
Hoes =. Receipts 1900 head; shipmentl
1900 head. Market unchanged In every way;
quality poorer; tnlxed hacking s. !0a3 10;
choice heavy more active at IS 15aS 40 light
bacon dull Of q 76aS0O.
,~CArTLH-Total yesterday 7,ls6 head. Mar.
get steady and firm for good to choice; natives
" 6oa5 SIX common 70 latriquiOt and weak
ats 70ai ISL butchers quiet and slow cows
R76a29 G bulls S200a2l %; calves q 0Oa60O
western steady and unchanged; Colorado ma.
changed.
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NEW YoRK, August l9.-Business moderate
with commission houses, and the jobbtng
trade improves slowly. Cotton goods are In iaii
demand but generally steady In first hands.
Prints are q tribe more active. Dress goods
and GinghamS are In fair demand. liens
wear woOleDs are quiet and steady. Cash.
meres and most other imported goods are
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PIIIsBuEaH, August TO- PETRoLEuA-DulI
crude at 72Nc at Parker's for shipment;
refined SIC for Philadelphia delivery.
! LCrTY, August lU-PEFRoLEUM Market
opened with sales at 661Sc, and declined to
&3se, at which price It closed Shipments
S,OW barrels. averaging 5000 barrels.
Transactions l3s, 900 barrels.
ANTWERP. August ELECTROMAGNETIC.
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~phIlaaelnhIa woo,-

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. tg.-Wool- Improved
demand and lrIner; Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Xxx and above 38a3Sc; Y 36aSSc;
medium SSai0c; coarse 33a36c; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and Western fine SSa38c;
medium 3Sa3ec; coarse 3Sa35c; comblng,
washed, 3Sa4So; do unwaShed 27aSlc:
Canada oonbing S5AJSc; line unwashed 28a
26c; coarse and medium do 26a30c; tub
washed 3Sa40c.
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Packages tor meats hold a follows: Casks, 1000 lbs;
HALF CasEs, SOOlbe.i Tierces, $50 lLS.; Barrels, so lhs,;
RAes-1Hc per pound.

RAes-1Hc per pound.
sAE-Per harrel, Ohio river, 81 10; Pitts.
burgh II ".
SsEDs-Timothy seed, 81 7Sal9 90 per busheI;
clover, 81 So Kentucky Blue Grass, per bush,
65a76c; Orchard Grass 81 25at so,
TALLow-5a5Xc for country.
ToaAcro-Enviea, 50a65fi Twists 55aGOc.
VISEGAR-Per barrel, $5b1aGM do.
WHEELING ~StouIEs-Per 1000, SIC, 5Oll so.
WHITE LIME-Per barrel, 75U,
WooL-Quoted at S0lS3c for choice washed,
and one-third Off for unwaShed. Market dull.
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ABSOLUTELY. free from Morphia and
other dangerous agents DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup is valued most highly as q remedy
ior the disordersof %bahyhood. Price only
IS cents 0 bottle,
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CISctRNA1t, August 49, Cottou-HiEber
at ike Flour-Dull and UNCHANGED,
Wheat-seady With good demauda at OOa9Sc
receipts, 1900 bushels; shipments 2l,OOi
bushels. CoFn-steNdy with good dCmand
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NV ORLEANS, August 10.-Cotlon-Qujet
and firm; mildling 1OISc; low do l0I;c:
good ordinary 9Nc. Net receipts 10 bales;
stock 4,72l bales.
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81. LOUIS. August TO- Hoos-ouIet
Workers and BaldnoreS, s. 60aS so; packing
y 0OaS 49, butchers to select heavy at
9 SOaS 70. Receipts 100 head; shipments
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. NSAA ~ NsN4N1
-NtE fGa GiFrtV.
aAlas! how easily things % wrong
Bed to- short and Len Too long,
HAlnl hOs easily thisss 50 wrpnE-
Short In WhSat when Jim Reebs Il long,
LAGER nEER Is more than q tonic; II l
Teu.tonic.
THE tics that bind a merchant to hi
profit advertise.
BrTLRR squints 50 much that his out
look Is rot very good.
THR dentists in convention agree 10 pull
together for another year.
JoHS SHERMAN to Charles Foster: See
that my boonis kept
An Indiana carpenter Is 80 temperate
that le will no use q spirit level.
Mn. CoSKLISG can always carry the
Oneida Community by a large majority.
IT WAS q coroner who expressed q pre-
ference for wine with a good body to II.
TAKE your ear Of green corn In one
hand or both-the main point Is to get
away with the corn.
THIS boy who attended the circus in the
evening, after witnessing the afternoon
performance, explained that he wished to
see just what there is In second sight.
"How are you of for funds today?"
asked q collector ofan impecunious though
classical debtor. ~ an HMper idem-al.
ways tho same, emphatically without
change"-Bahimore Etery Saturday.
PAUL BoYroH's bride, II she takes an
ocean in her head, beside wantinRa water.
ed silk dress, should have high.tlde shoes
and water waves in her hair, and be thank
full II she hasn't a creek in her back.
THE small boy mourneth as the holiday
season draweti nigh its termination. But
there Is one consolation for him. He
should paste in his hat the item that a
schoOllnaster In San Francisco dropped
dead while Furnishing a pupil. It Is an O.
ceedingly dark cloud that has no silver
lining.-Darpt Free Pres.
"GESrLENrv Of the jury" said an
eloquent Chicago advocate, "you hev
heern the witness swar he sawthe prisoner
raise his gun; you hev heern him swar he
saw the flash and heered the report; you
hev heern him swar he saw the dog fall
dead; you hev heern HIM swar hG dug the
bullet out with his iaCkkniie, and hev seen
the bullet produced in court; but whar, gem
tlemen-Whar, / ask you, is the man who
'aw that bullet hit that dog?"
A CmcAoo man who is travelling in
France stood the hotel bills so long as the
only items when he rang for a tumbler OF
ice water were as follows:
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New YoRE, August 19.-MoNEY-Markel
easy Of ia7 per cent closing at 5, Prime mer,
camille paper sos per cent. Sterling Exchange
dull u slki sight exchange on New York
Produce exports for The past week, $780,.
Governments Strong and higher.
gnited States q Of 1851, eoupOnl,...,.-.............lN N
wv ~ ..-"......,+....-l
SsSH aoaI AMa Z .,.,..l0 W
~ EouIS ..'''''t4''..,,'-. ,,,.'.-.......... Qll{
SuIIeneE lxe-.."~......
RAILROAD BoEDs-Firm and advanced; no
sales Of &C 81. @.
SrATE. BoNps-Dull.
srocEs-The market to-day was fairly act.
i've aud speculation very firm IN tone. Prices
advanced sharply under q good purchasing
movement, which was materially assisted bS
the easier working Of the money market,
Lake Shore and the granger shares were most
prominent In the;dealinE Coal shares were
also quite active and strong. The market
closed strong and OF or near tile best figures OF
ule day, the advance ranging from y 10 az
per cent, the latter on St Paul ommou
Northwestern common advanced 2Lt. Bur.
iihetont Cedar Rapids and Northern 2, Lake
shoreiA and Western Union ~ per cent
New York Central declined l per cent,
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, OF
which 200 were Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore
1000 Northwestern, 1900 St. Paul, 100
Wabash, 2lQ00 LackawRnna, 1900 New jeF.
sey. Central, 100 Michigan Central, 1900
Union Pacific, $500 0hiO& Mississippi, 1000
Hannibal and st. 10, 1900 Western Union.
800 Pacific. Mail, 5000 st. Louis, Kansas
City 4 Northern, $500 st. Louis & san
Francisco, 800 preferred and 1900 first pre.
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CiSclSxArI, August l0.-Hoes-Dull :
common IS 0Oa3 70; light s. TIa3 SIS, pack.
ing g 65aS 81 butchers IS SJs3 90; Trceints
1910 head; shipments 600 head.
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ice water were as follows:

But when it came down to charging him
five francs a day for veal and tear Of mir
ror-he is endeavoring to cultivate o mus
tache-he incontinently wiltcd and started
for home.i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-20

1881 Prizes, amounting ta...., ,.........,.,.. ...-t no. o
Responsible corresponding ASSpiS wanted Al all
promlnenl points, 70 whom q li'$Eal compensation
win b paid.
ApplEsuop for rates TO club should only bt made
70 tie Home Once 10 New Orleans.
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formation, or Sud OrdeES 70
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-20

SUFFERERS Lost Emery, Maniyi
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sdvicG. Charges low. Half rates TO the
poor. ohSddV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-20
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Everr Thnradnr or Snturdnu.

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