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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-01
Pun gent Punishment.

Marlborough (fo".) Tmss.
Before you fsa to the mountains you
mosquito the ssashore.
When Q man scares o goat he makes
the butter Ay. but he nay not be q grub
for all that.
The kicking Of the long-eared beast Of
burden suggests q pavement because 1t
10 an asa. fault.-Post. Al.ass. yes, and
II hs hits you its an ass-ielt. too.
No, Mary Ann. tits only the name Of
Q law book. The United States will not
digest yet.
The stove dealers OF the nation have
bson having . CRATE time In BOSTON,
Locsl Courier. Aud the funnel be re-
peated next time.-Boston Post. Now,
fuel believe 1t. that just scots us.--Mari-
boro Times. There. that puts damper
on the whole thing. g.-Post again. Don't
b 20 dampsr.smptory we were going
to give you another draft. but you due
up.
The Hull murder case will lose Ito fas.
cination. now that the mystery surround.
ing IL 10 cleared up. and q plain. cheap
negro is found to have killed the lady by
mistake. All the same. Mr.. Chastine
Coz will b Chastine to court, and Chas.
tined with rope at one end Of him and
nothing ct the other end.
4 woman was sentenced to be hanged
by the Court at Jersey City yesterday
Boston Pod. Why don't they let the
Sheriff do iti-Lo,esl Timss. Do what
hang her BY the Courtl When Shsr.
iffs do any hanging. the victim is hanged
by the neck.
The Congrsgationaliss reminds Ito read
srs. and especially those vacationally in.
clined, that "Sunday extends into the
woods" Which We take to be u gentle
hint that the Sabbath is good day for
picnicking.
"Philhellens. says one Of our eI-
changes. In speaking Of the late DR.. 5.
@. Howe. Certainly, gil II In II you
wish to and can; make m ics-house Of 1t
for all we care; but do please improve
your spelling.
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rne love KNOT.

the LOVE KNOT.
Tying her bonnet under her chin.
She tied Der raven rtnglsts In;
Bat nos sions IN her silken snars
Dtd shs catch her lovely n,stins halr.
YQ.iying her bonnet under hsx rhtn.
Dhs tisd . youDg nanr hsar Within
They we're siroiiing together up the hili. -.
where the wind comes blouing merry aud chill
And Il blsv tbs curis frohcsome race
AL over the happy pe>ch-coiored face.
TIN. seoidiag and laughing. she tied them In.
Undsr her beautiful, dimpisd chin.
And Il blew Q color bright as the bloom
or the pinke.t fuschia's tossing plume.
All over the cheek, OF the prstticst giri
That ever imprisoned q rompins curl,
Or, In tying her bonnet under her chin.
Tied young mans heart within.
Sleeper and sleeper grew the hill
Madd-r. msrrier. ehillisr still
The western Wind blew down and played
The wildsst tricks with tho iittis maid,
As, tying her bonnet under her chin.
She tied the young mans heart within.
o western Wind. do you think 10 WAS fair
To play such tricks with her floating hairf
To gladly. glesfuliy do your beet
To blow her agsinst the young mans brssst'
Where he - gladly folded In.
He Kissed her mouth and dinpled chin.
o El,ery vsips. you little thought
An hour ago whsn you tcsought
This country lass TO walk with you
After the sun hsd dried the dew.
What perilous danger you'd be In.
A shs tied her boLnst under her chin.
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IcEI I-a IcEl IcE 1

Ana s":p On isss..Ass. -. !.
INV. youLks : 90. kAu RlDUo1D
y, ": T::suns. 3; 1tisit III tss & III ss 2zFfes
viii - vseoyeiy ai,sd. ~
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NOTICE OF SUITS C0MMENCED.

no TIE FoLLowINo.NANED OFFEND.
j ants. and TO Ill owners Of VI claimants 70
the reel 10 ate aid improvements thereon. o.
improvements whtn as.esesd separatsly. IN the
Town OF aold Nil Storey county. Nevada.
hereinafter described. known ana unkncwni
You are hereby notiftd that suits have been
commenced In the Justices Court OF Township
No. 5, Storey county. Nevada, by the state OF
Nevada. plaintiff. against each OF the defsndsnts
hereinalter named, and each OF the iouov'
ing.dsscribed tracts or parcels Of land witn
the improvements thereon. and improvements
when separately aaessed, and ell o. nsrs Of oe
claimants TO tho tame. known or upkno IN. 70
recover the tax and delinquency Assessed 70
baid defendants sgsinst tsid property. ior tns
fiscal year commencing the let dsy OF January,
4. d. 1875, Aud ending December ~. A. ". lsis
and that . summons has been duly issued u
each case. And you are further no,ihsd thst
unless you appear and snswer the complaint
nlsd In said Iourt on or before the 18th day o
August, A. D. 1879. at the hour Of II o clock
4. y. Of said day. Judgment Will % nken
ments therein described. for the amount Of tsx
ana delinquency specified and costs OF suit
Nam. Tar and Dslisqsaey.
D, Hesesrty--Tsx and delinquency on
part Of lot No. Il. block no. ]. range
b, and improvemt tnts. ............... 9lo %
Gee Les--Tsx ana delinquency On 81 feet
OF lot No . block No.2. rsngs 9. and =. ..
tmprovtm ments s...............s... ...tS "
Burke ) Hsnilton Mining Co, eorpon.
u.n--rax and deliI gu. ncy on lot No.
n, block No. I, range Il. ana Improve
rueuts. .... ......... ............. ~ W
J. p. Adsms-Isx AID delinquency on
lnprov..Ssp;:.. r S' aS' " ~ .. $50
n. J. hamil ub-lsx and delinquency on
lots IN and u. b.ock q. range o..
and inpfov.mei t-......... 1890. suW
Dsnni. o.n,ll-Tsx aud dsnnqusncy on
the n0rih pat OF lot ". block .,
range D. and improve ementr. .......... tlto
Chonts u nipg Co. --TaS tnd delinquency
ON lapd ., improvements w,st OF lot
-, bleck Q. range Deco. .............. toW
j. Il. HAhRle,
y,. Hs:s,s s.1 -, a,I,ss;is IL iss storey Co., sisu sis
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

VsssSIss,.A. NJ. .ssina sayasSs ina. ssss.Ua q 6
has been declared at the rate Of iey, snd one
half II ~ per cant. psr snnum op term depo' ~
and sil (ej Per cent. Psr annum on orolosy ~.
S;,; EauSsDss s: 2. .SII ysS:' MI % -
Ylrrinis. July .. lsls. ~. y. .l . .Sln
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GxohAnoE

On the PRINCIPAL eit,ss thsoushoot ~ United
states. Europe. japan. China and the has,
Indies, the Australia Colonies md New xss-
land, and on Honolulu (HAwatD.
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DISSOLUTION OF cupAR1MERsnlp,

THE coPiRTNIRsHIp HERkToIonI
existing under the nrm name Of ROB.
ISsoN 8 foLson wss on ths nrst dsy ef
Juiy dissolved BY mutual conient. Tfs eust-
meas viii be CONTINUED, q me sans place By y.
isis arm, ana collect AL seeounts dna The s.ns.
jyio I'm -. Nv. IoLsoH.
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CR-Invsiids, a. we'll - business men or
families, seeking recreation and plessure. Will
dnd this the very place. le5m
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PRIVATE SCHOOL.

r T.. saAY wLL OPEN A. PRIVATE
lon & . Il ia new Central issool building.
Ms.aay. Jaiy =. isss.
,ns:.set!oo ,,y;s e g s,,6 T. sIi ! ss:.ss.'. :.
Tsrns-et - p9 wses.
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ENtRST-oNE COMPLETE FRICTION:
one direct acting Steam Engine, wtth Sian.
boxss aud, levers two hoisting drums for
round rope with boxss, sole plates and conpeo.
brreehipg, Euagsi oooks,' feed pamps. boifsf
fronts. grats bsr., b,ok platss and doogs: eoI'
plets - cot up includlpR 81 tne LpIsn Mo,n,
foundation bolis and timbsrs, also two Asnina
rokes belonging 70 hoist.
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PhunnaInhin

PmLADELrH1A. November 24.-Flour-No
inquiry; Minnesota extra family and medium
10 good 80 Is; choice and fancy s. 50; Mime.
sofa patent IS w. Rye -four quiet at IS 25a
5 SIX. Wheat.-Decided Improvement re.
iected 81 sal 10; No. . red. elevator, 81 lsa
! 4SH; NO.9 red, spot and November, 81 43K
bid. 81 askedi December 81 AK bid, 81 4bk
asked: January 81 49H bid, u 5Oasred. Corn
firm; new mixed SC; high mixed 67a575Ec;
steamer, track, Sic; new sail, track, CSC; new
white 6OaS6c. old 5sc; saiI, mixed, spot and
November CSC bid, Coo asked December 81 IA
sc. Oats in limitedrequrst; rejected 4OaiO] Sc;
mixed 4Oha4lc; stained 4Ia42c; white 491ta
45c. Provisions steady. Mess beef al So 50.
Mess pork at sig OOal2 50. Smoked hams at
0 HalOl4c; picked sAsI9c. Lard, western at
7haIHc. Butter strong; creamery extra SSa
SIC; New York and Bradford county, Pa,
extra S2aSSc; Western Reserve 26427c; good
to choice 9Oa25c. Eggs firm; western 23s25c.
Cheese ftm; western creamery l9I I<alSc; good
llhal2c. Whisky firm; western 81 II.
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for the position taken by the purchaser
deferTing 70 the wishes OF other creditors,
be had grave doubts as TO whether the
sale should have been Get aside, that the
principal creditor, Mr.. stuaft, had been
present on both occasions when the prop.
etty vas offered for sale, and was afforded
every facility for making his arrangements
to become the purchaser. The decree
provides that possession shall be delivered
to the purchaser within thirty days after
the confirmation Of the sale. An effort
was made by the lessees and Mr. Stuart to
have the decree 80 changed that possession
would be given after the close Of the next
season; bat the Judge declined 10 alter
The decree, and stated that he intended to
dispose Of the case about which 50 much
had been said by the parties and by news
papers rs soon as he could properly do 90;
hat when sold he intended that the put-
:haser should be able TO take possession
u his property. So Il seems that at no
Instant day the "0ld White" will have an
'wneF and advance In is already long
'areer, with new scenery, new actors
md new decorations"
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, November q - FlOur--Yery
frm: higher ior best grades: western super
tinc 81 15a5 %: do extra IS 5Oa6 Is; do family
IS 75a7 3 Wheat-Western higher and very
strong: No. 9western red spot and November
81 48H; December 81 Il 9<aliS; JaSuary $751;
al 6lL; February 81 5ial 54JE. Corn-West-
ern quiet and firm; western mixed spot and
November, 6IHc, new SIC; December, Sc;
new january, 59l60kC; steamer, Sc. Oats
Western white 47A4sc; do mixed 44IEa46c (;
Pennsylvania 4Ta4Sc. Rye-Eoninal at S0a
sSc. HSy-Firm; prime to choice Pennsyl-
vRnia 81 00als0 90. ProvisiOns-Steady. Mess
Pork-$l2 Bulk Meats-Lonse shoulders AZ ;
clear nib sides 61<c; do packed IKa6Nc. Ba.
con-shoulders 5Ma5Ac; clear nib sides sI1a
sKci hams l0allc Lard Refined In tierces,
nc. Butter-SteadY pine 10 choice west.
ern packed and roll 23a2sc. Eggs Quiet; fresh
20c; lined I6Al7c, CofEee-Quiet and firm
Rio cargoes l4al7Ac. Sugar-Firm; A soft lO2;,
alO&c. Whisky-Firm at 81 lS!tal l34<.
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KAlLR0AD SroCEs-InactIye.
STATE BONpS-Dull,


sTocEs-The market was irregular through
out the day. Atthe opening prices showed az
advance Of 4 tO1h per cent, bat weak feel,
Ing set In aud there was q decline Of 4 70 I
per cent and toward midday recovery Of
y to 2 per cent took place, but subsequently,
there was renewal Of the early depression
and The improvement was entirely lost. The
decline from the highest figures Of the morn.
ing ranged from Y 70 6J< per cent, the latter
for Delaware and Hudson. In toe final sales
there was fractional recovery. The stocks
most prominent In the dealings were Erie,
coal stocks and Southwestern SHARES. During
the afternoon the market was dull and heavy,
and It was evident that Il was wholly In the
bands Of the brokers and that outsiders were
doing nothing either way. Early In the
second call Erie broke down, and rs this was
understood to be key to the remainder Of the
list, q sell ng movement commenced In other
stocks Which carried prices down.
Aninterviewera asked Rufus Hatch II he con-
sidered stocks purchase, and he repliedS
you Just say that consider Government
bonds good purchase"
The Pacific Mail was weakened BY runlor
OF tue opposition line, and reports that some
negotiations with the Pacific Railroad relative
to freight had not been successful,
Toe transactions aggregated 44s,CU0 shares,
ri which $4,000 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore,
1900 Wabash, l5,00O Northwestern, q, 900 St.
Paul, Loo Lackawanna, 1l,OOO New Jersey
Central, 1000 Delaware and Hudson, l0'.
600 Morris aud Essex, 1900 Reading, 1000
Michigan Central, 1000 Union Pacific, 10000
Q. 9. 4 |. O.. 900 Hannibal and st Joseph,
1900 Ohio and Mississippi, 1000 Western
Union, 1900 Pacific Mad, 10000 Wabash, st,
Louis and Paeifc, 5000 Kansas and Texas,
ll,OoO Iron Mountain, 1900 Louisville and
Nashville, 1900 Northern Pacific, 5000 In.
Cincinnati and Lafayette, 5000
Chesapeake and Ohio, 3,400 Nashville, Chat
tanooga aud St Louis, 5000 st. Louis, and
San Francisco, $500 Kansas Pacific, 5000
Sutro Tunnel.
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dress had suffered visibly from contact
with muddy roads on the way. The black
sun.bonnet was limper and rustier thar
ever Their wearer dropped into chair
and crossed her hands dejeCtedly on hel
knees; -r,.---
"Reckon We done heered bout nv gal
bein married, she said, without raising
her eyes from the floor.
Ies, was much surprised to hear It,
the mistress replied. "She must be very
young"
Yss, she is tol'able young, is sis, --goin'
on ID. But law, was married at l3-I
was sou
She looked up quickly, but catching an
expression OF disapproval on the MISTRESS
taca she cast her eyes again upon the floor.
1.-THE wust on It Is, " continued she. she
hahn got a cent, nor he can't make one,
nuther."
"Why did you let your daughter take
him, then?"
well, he come a.dawdlin round sis, an
he'd allus powder-horn a.hangin' on to
him; 50 Just lowed he'd q gun, and
could keep sis in coons and pOssums. She's
q msSter.hand at fresh meat, Is my gall.
he sCraped up two dollars somewhat to
getthe license with an to pay the preacher;
but | don't reckon he'll ever arm any
more
mot earn any mors!" cried the mis-.
tress inCreduously. "What Is the matter
that he can't work and support your
daughter properly"
Mrs. spriGgle pushed back her bonnet
and crossed her knees before she answer.
ed. Then she shook her head mourniul.
w.;
~ never found out, she said, IT'LL they
was done married, as how he'd nary gun
at all,-nothtn' but a power.horn. And"
with gesture Of disgust, "he's the pow
ertullest no-account Critter ye ever did
see."
"iou must feel badly to let your daugh-
tergo away with such a man"
"Oh, law, she amt gone! Did We think
he bad airy house to put her in? Why,
don't ye know? They's Twin to home
with him."
This amazing piece Of intelligence near
ly took away the mistress breath. Before
she could reply, Mrs, Spriggle continued:
What's dds did, "Tain't no use fus-
ain, I reckon"
"But how could you let her marry him
without knowing more about him than
you did,"
"well, it's fyln' in the face o Providence
not 10 take up with a husband when he
comes along" She glanced up appeal
ingly as she spoke. "Gal's can't get
good husband every day,-they can't so %
But, said the mistress, at seems he is |
rot good husband"
Mrs. spriggle's face, which had bright
ened slightly, took on a gloomier hue, and
she pulled the black bonnet dowa over it.
That's So" she Rssented, tearfully.
Hes wuss than nary husband. That's
so, l do say. But" as she rose to 20,
''mebbe he can ketch rabbits, il he knowed
bow TO make trap, now l must be gettin'
along"
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Nc g stops at al stsiaE: between TESoIjos and
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CHICAGO. November 24.-FlOur-steady and
firm: %X S 16S7 90; extra IS 25a5 30: super.
Tor 90; patents s. 0Oa9OO. Wheat
Active, finn and higher; No. 2 red winter
81 231S; No, 9 Chicago spring 81 l03<al 1881
cash; 81 199lal 1919 December; S. 2lIS Janu.
arY; No. 3, 81 90: rejected Gle. CoEn-Active,
firm and higher at Il &c cash; 395<c Decem.
Der; S9XC January; 4S4c May; rejected
37Hc. 0ats-Active, iEm aud higher at
$31Sc cash; $40 bid December; 331c Janu.
Ary 361SaS6kc May. Rye-FIrmer at 72Ifa
&c. Barlsy-Firmer.at $50. Dressed hogs
41Sa5c. Pork-Demand active, aud prices
have advanced: 80 26al0 so cash; $l0lO
SovemB r December and year; $ll 20 bid
January. LArd-Moderately active and high.
er at 50 sSa6 30 cash; IS IS November, Deem.
Der and year; 81 o. Sa7 06 January; 81 l2Ha
Z l6FebrIaTy. Bulk Meats-Quiet and un,
changed. Whisky-steady and unchanged al
| 81 10.
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ChieaEo Cn,IIa nnr.aI.

oHlc4ao, November "A. The Drovsa'
HoSlT-Ieceipts 1900 head shipments
1900 head. Market opened dull ut 6alOc
lower, but closed stronger ut Saturday
pfices, quality poor; mixed packing s. iOa
70; light IS 70nS 90; choice heavy 50 0oa
gArrLE-Recaipts 1000 head; shipments
II OOhead; good TO choice tirm and fairly nc.
hVe9t 81 0Oa6 IS common to fair So SOa3 IS ;
butchers strong COWS s. 0Oa3 20; bulls
y 90 AtockerS So S5a3 10; western and
through Texans s. 0Oa3 ~.
sAEEF-Receipts 800 head Market strung
and active at 81 Coal e5 for liz to 100 Weights
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PrrTs1uRsH, November "a PETROLEUM -
Crude 81 Is at Parkers for shipment; refined
Shas1Sc for Philadelphia delivery.
oILCiTY, November 2L-PErEoLEuX-AIar-
kst opened with. sales at 81 20; declined to
81 ~; advanced TO 81 2lA; declined and
closed at 81 19% bid, old. shipments Is, OO0
barrels averaging 400ON Transactions 6OO,O00
barrels.
NEW YoRE, November 2i.-PEERoLEuM-
Dull; United l7I1aaO Nc; crude 7IIasISc; re.
BALTIMORE, November 2l.-PnaoLEUH-
Firm; crude nominal; refined sac.
TfmtApELrHA, November 2i.-PrRoLECN--
dull; refined SIC.
dned 2lHE
fined 7kd. #.
fined 3D.,
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The white sulphur spring. Property.

way STATE.
This property was sold last August I'M
der decree Of the United States District
Court for the district Of West Virginia, and
was purchasetby Capt. A. F. Mathews, OF
Lewisburg, for the sum Of three hundred
thousand dollars.
A few days since the question Of con-
frming the sale was before the court and
It's confirmation earnestly resisted by coun.
sci representing Mr.. ". A. Stuart, the
principal creditor, and the Erskine credi.
tors. The purchaser stated that the sale
should be- confirmed, yet II the court
though it advisable again 10 offer the
property he would not press further for Q
confirmation ofthe sale, provided the court
would decree sale ut an early day.
The sale was set aside and the commits
sionese directed again TO offer the proper
", and II not sold privately before the
last day OF March, To sell It ut public auc
lion ON that day to the highest bidder
his Honor Judge Jackson stated that bu
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BALTIMORE &oHlo RAILROAD co

g q z;z:ss;s..;aEs !.
20 and 1iier Novcmber IL, 1872 Passuc.r Tr,Ir,
w run a iolloSs-Whseling Time: ~'A-"'
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1t is pretty well understood that the
next Republican candidate for Governor
OF this State will be DR.. T. H. Logan, of
Wheeling. Gen. Golf could have the
nomination, if he would accept it, but it
is understood that he positively declines
20 be candidate, and that DR.. Logan will
be offered the nomination and will accept,
-Aanins6url Endepsndent.
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FINANCIAL.

FIRSE NATIOEAI BASE OF wzI1LlEs
Capital..............,............... 900.
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CmctESAr1, November 2L.-Cotton quiet at
Ike. Flour STRONGER at s 0OaB 90. Wheat
strong ut 81 2Sal 81. Corn q1iet demand
good aud tending upwardtl4 t 4Sc; new 40a43c.
Oats armer at 3ta3Sc. Rye quiet at Sc. Bar
ley Arm at 9oa9Sc. Pork tlrmer at 81 Is
Lard in good demand at full prices at 80 s5a
9 80. Bulk Meas In fair demand shoulders
4IEc; short clear s1Sc. Bacon scarce, arm and
litlle offering. Green meats demand fair and
market Arm; shoulders s. I3a4 %; clear
NIB sides IS 10. Hams at6S<a7S<c, Whisky
demand light and holders firm Of 81 %. Bot
ter quiet but Arm; choice Western Reserve
25a2sc; prime Central Ohio 23A24>tc; prime
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IaIanh.

!. TpLEpo. November 81 -Wheat-Steady
no, 9 white Wabash, 81 90; extra white
Michigan 81 50; amber Michigan December,
u IS; No. Cred winter spot, ST SIX; Deem.
Der 81 S2A; January 81 IS: February 81 81.
Corn steady; high mixed No. l, 43Hc; No. .
spot, new, 4Sc; December Axe; rejected,
new, 401lc; damaged, new, Sic. Oat, steady;
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They cure all diseases Of the Stomach,
Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys
and Urinary Organs, and $500 will be paid
for case they will not cure or help, or
for anything impure or injurious found in
them-Hop Bttters. Testit. See Truths"
or Proverbs" another column.
For sale by Laughlln BIOS. 4 Co., whole
sale druggists, Wheeling, ". Va.
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New York Dry Goods MnrRet.

NEW YoRE, November 24.-Cotton GOOD.
IN steady demand and prices remain very
finn. Prints moderately active and firm :
Oriental and Harteps fancy prints have ad.
vlnced to cents WOsted dress goods in
fair demand, aud prices have an upward
tendency. WOolen goods very firm and hiph.
er III some cases Foreign goods sluggish.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRgINIA UNIVERSITY.

Nine departments Of study; textbooks furnished
At cost; calendar arranged to suit teachers; az
tartan, liberal. thorough. Fall term begins Sep
temher I'd, 1870.
SaSFor catalogues and other Information apply
% the President, J. n. Thompson, AotsAnt6wE,
We1tVn, HH #..# aul
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-25

E4sf LtsERTY, November 2A-CGrrLr--Re-
ceiptS hnee and including Fnday l.3I7 head
OF through and 1879 head OF yard stock
total for week ending this day 1903 head OF
through and 3, 90 head Of local, Ogainst 1905
head q through and 8, 100 head Of local. The
week before the supply Vas good with good
demand, especially for York grades, which
were bought up readily at an advance {
about y over last Monday; common grades
about the same, and only taken today BY re.
tall trade; beNt Is 0Oa5 "; fair to good a OOA
I 90; common 81 25aS Us. Sixty loads or l..
020 head, we're sold to-day, Is Of which
were for the York market.
Hods-R Receipts 1880 head total for week
81 5lnhead agIlnSt IS 500 head the week be.
fore. PhiladRlphias u 10a4 20; Workers g 50
40 90.
saEEF-R Receipts q, 100 head total for week
~, 200 head, against $500 head the week be.
fore. Selling al IS 6Oa6 20, common to best.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-25

SEw ORLEANS, November 2i.-Cott0n-
Easier and in moderate demand; middling
l%c; low do lllSc; good ordinary lie. Net
receipts 2s,755 bales; gross 1854 bales.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-25
CtneIhnau HOG MARKET.

CHciSXArI, November 3i-Hogs-Acttye,
strong and higher; common S. 25a3 60: light
IS s5a4 90; packing 81 Goat 10: butchers a 10
al 20. Receipts 1900 head; shipments 465