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As TO the cause Of this general advance
in prices, Mr.. Thurber said: "Itisd due to the
enormous demand for consumption, rath-
er than to any speculative tendency.
Many goods were too low, selling below
the cost Of production, and this is the re-
action. 1t comes mainly because the mass
es are better able to consume, for the rea.
son that they can procure employment
and increased wages. You ask II this
change will be permanent. Ianswer yes,
unhesitatingly, for the following reasons /:
All surplus manufactures have gone into
consumption. The necessity OF retrench.
ment in living expenses has in many cases
been removed. In consequence OF more
than average large crops in this country
Tor tour. successive years, consumption will
continue in increased ratio, and keep all
labor fully employed in production. Then,
our exports OF manufactured goods, as
well as Of food products, are largely in
creasing."
"Has the resumption OF specie pay
ments,n 1t was asked, chad an effect in
bringing about this improved state Of af-
fairs"
Eyes" said Mr.. Thurber; "because it
convinced all classes that the depreciation
in the values OF every kind Of property,
that had been going on since the autumn
OF 1873, was at an end, and that general
rise in values must result. A natural de-
sire to share in this has brought out
money for investment that had been lying
idle for six long years. We begin once
more To hear OF new firms forming, and OF
old ones, which had been contracting their
business, extending their operations. One
great reason OF this Is the fact that
we have reduced the sound basic OF specie
payments. For years merchants made
two purchases on all imported goods in
order to make q proft-fst, the goods,
aud, second, the gold to pay for them:
Importera know how often an expected
profit on goods was swept away by rise
in gold, manipulated by Wall street specu'
lators, for which they have no real reason,
Now merchants can buy their imported
goods, knowing that the equivalent they
buy and sell for Is the same and will not
Huctuate. They can afford 10 accept less
profit ON their transactions than formerly
because one great item OF risk in business
no longer exists"
Mr.. Thurber added that the general in
crease Of business activity, and the conss
ouent ability Of the people to spend
money more freely, were shown in the
groceiy trade by the enhanced demand
| Tor high.priced goods and the Clancy gro
ceriesh which were strictly Injuries. Thi
farming population Of the Eastern ami
Middle States were the class least aAecteC
Il by the general Improvement, but tn
prices for their products were higher, ant
the general outlook for them much bette
than 1t was soma months ago. TIL
changed condition Of affairs was nantes
in ali parts Of the country, but was partir
ularly noticeable in the South. He hal
observed steady Improvement in tn
quality OF the goods taken in the Southern
States for number Of years, and durin
the last year this tendency bad bee
especially marked.
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PhiIauelphin.

PnLADELrHIA, October 2o.-Flour-Dull ;
super IS 12H; Minnesota extra family, good
~ o2h; choice So IS; fancy 50 S71ia7 90;
Minnesota patent 81 S71fas 30. Rye flour
at $500. Wheat = Demoralized, with yery
little inquiry; rejected 81 SO; No. Cred eie-
yator 81 IS; No2 red, spot and October 81 IS
eid, y say asked; November, 81 SO asked
81 80 bid December, 81 30H asked. Corn
Dull; western low and high mixed, track,
b9a60c; yellow 601fa0lc; sail, mixed, spot
and October 6skc bid, 62c asked; Noyem.
per oS1fc bid, Goo asked; December SIC bid,
oShc asked. .oats-Ltmited demand; rejected
4lc; dark mixed 42Hc; light do 13aiSXc:
white 44a46c. Professionalism. Beet-MeSs
so 80. Pork-Mess Sl2 O0al2 Is. Hams
smoked 91sa101 70; picked Sa9c. Lard at 7xa
IAc; butter-Scarce; creamery extra 32aSic;
Western Reserve extra 23a2Sc; New Yorf
State and Bradford county, Pa, extra ia
29c; good to choice lsa22o. Eggs : Dull;
western 22a23o, Cheese = Quiet; western
creamery 12I1c; good llal2c. Whisky-Firm
at $I12. 49,
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Marked Advance In Prices-I.arge In
crease OF Consumption.
N. Y. Post.
Inquiry was made to-day in regard t.
the extent to which the general revival o.
business was manifest in the grocery trade
and the condition OF the trade generally al
compared with the state of affairs yea
ago. The following statements were made
on thesubject by Mr.. H. X. Thurber, the
head Of the prominent grocery house Of a
K. & F. B. Thurber & Co.:
"As TO the demand for labor, there were
q great many persons In October, 1875
who earnestly wanted work and were un.
able to obtain it. Atpresent there are but
very few persons really desirious Of work
who have failed 10 find employment, We
recently advertised threeItimes for girls 10
work at labe ling cans, and yet received
only one application. The whole number 81
applications to US by laboring men ia now
very small, and the result OF nv inquiries
OF intelligentmerchant all over the coun.
Try has confirmed our own experience in
this respect. The wages OF common labor
ers have not advanced much as yet, but in
certain trades all good workmen are secur.
ing increased pay. The cigar makers in
this city have obtained an average nd.
vance in wages OF twenty per centum.
Thettn can manufacturers have also raised
wages twenty per centum since last year,
and in Baltimore where there are great
many workmen In this line, an average
advance Of fifty per centum has been con.
coded for the next year. During August
and September there was an average ad.
vance over last year OF at least one hun.
dred per centum. In short, all good me-
chanics, SO far as 1 can ascertain, are now
receiving increased wages, and none Of
them need be: in want Of work at this
time"
When asked as TO the prices OF groceries
in comparison with the rates year ago,
MIR. Thurber said: "As a rule, all man.
utactures have orders ahead at paying
prices. The supply of canned fruits and
vegetables put up-this year has not been
enough to ill the demand, and in conse-
quence there has been an advance OF
prices all along the line, which will aver
age forty per Centum."
To ascertain the change OF rates on other
classes Of goods, Mr.. Thurber had care
full examination made OF the books Of the
various departments OF his business, and
then gave the following as the average In
crease OF the present prices over which
prevailed in October, 1873:
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Whipping TAGs.-WE ALWAYS
M eo on band full line Of DENHLS0HS& LELP.
SV TAG6 which WO are prepared % Print a Lowest
E'sa. RREW 4 CAMPBELL
sand u Fourteenth 81
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'cERrs FoR rnE WIKI
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule Marhet.

CINCINNATI, October 27,-The market for
the week past exhibited decided improve.
ment More animals were sold, and better
average price obtained. Stock was, however
scarce, ascompared with the demand, Buyers
were abundant, from the Eastern, Southern
and home markets, On Fifth street, full $50
head OF hosses and mules were disposed Of,
with very little trouble or excitement, and
that at the fair averaged Of $500, rating ali
sorts. Those who have drivers, heavy draft
streeteIs and good Southern chunks may rest
assured Of fair rates for them In our horse
market There Is continued brisk demand
ioraged, broken mules. Its claimed that the
Cincinnati horse market Il The largest steaili.
est and best in the United States, where Ia
horse or mule breeder can always rest assured
Of fair price for his animals, We quote Nv.
erage prices, taking the market throuSh
Driving horIes, $l00al75; draft do, sl00st7S
stseeteTs, $76al00; Southern chunks, S5Oas0
Mules, nom 1Sh 70 10 hands high, aged %
| 10 Is hands, $60a90, -
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, October 2o.-Cotton-pulL
Middling 10Kc Flour-Dull, lower and
heavy; western. superfne $460a5 Is; extra
- 5Oae 90; family so 26a7 90. Wheat-West.
ern dull, lower and weak; western winter
red spot and October 81 S0al BOX; NoTem.
Der 81 3o1a1 81; December 81 4laI az.
Corn-Western market demoralIzed and IN.
settled, western mixed, spot and October Soc :
November, December and steamer no bid,
0ats-Lower; western white 42a4211sc; mixed
SSS4Oc; Pennsylvania 421Sa4Sc, Rye-Nrm
at95e Hay-Mrmi prime to choice PennEyl.
yania SIS 0Oal6 90. Provlsions-ACtiye iSb.
blng demand. Mess Pork-&l1 90. Bulk
Meats:-Loose shoulders, no offerings; cleaI
rib 9tdea none In the market do pacSed
ooas Is. Racon-shouldess 50; clear ri
sides SIC. Hams-l0allc, Lard-7Kc, But
ter-Active; prime To choice western packed
aa29cl roll 1Sa2oc. Eggs-Eaaier at 5la92c
Cofee-strong; Rio cargoes 16alGllc. SUGAR
A soft a1faioc. WhiEky-Fhm at 81 Ia.
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ExoHANGE BANK.
vAuea. Pr't s1r1 L4usmu, W.
L1AB1L1TY OF STOCKHOLDERS ....., ....... IOoOoc
This Bank succeeds 70 tho business q the Merchants
EsieenA bans and deals IN cOin, Coupons, commGr.
Interest paid on Special D0pSSits. ..H
Collections made on all poinh and proceeds promptly
Accounts Of Banks1 and Businoas Men solicited.
steekheldal liable 70 DOpOIt0n according d th0
Son,ttuton Of The State the SANE q IN National
jim. Vance, e. Horkhainsr.
L 8 DelApliln, b, GutulSn.
A. W, Kelly, WIN. EllnSham.
HAm'l LAughlin, john FTST.
Crawford Boot,
iya JOIN J.JosEs, Cashier.
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ToLEpo, October 29.-Wheat = Lower bu
steady Of quotations; No. 8 white WabaSl
held at q q: 81 20 bid amber Michiean spot
nominally 81 22k; November 81 Is; De
eember nominal at 81 26If; No. 2 red win
ter, spot October, 81 2SjS; November 81 "a,
~ december y 26A; January 81 %; No. 5 ned
WABASH u Is western amber 81 PAX. Corr
opull and nominal; No. 2 May 13c Bid
Oats--Dull and nominal, e'~
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NEW ORLEANS, October 2a.-CofIee-pull
ana nominal iobbing, ordinary to prime,
loAalsNc. sugar--1n good demand a. mi
ppnees; common exc; fair 7e; yellow clarified
ShasXc. Molasaes-In good demand INF n
lower rates. common $50; centrifugal Iea5Oc:
prime DC; strictly prime Sec. Rice-In GOOD
demand Of full prices; Louisiana ordinary b
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!UtNunHATi. October 20.-CotAon firm al
dVSc. Flour dull, weak and lower at IS 500
6@. Wheat dull and dropping at 81 coal IS,
Corn dull at 46a47c. Oats quiet at S2aSlc,
Eye dull and lower OF SOaSSc Barley fiFm
o. 9Sae5c. Pork weaker at 81 80. Lard dull
aud lower OF So Is. Bulk meats noninally
unchanged. Bacon nominally unchanged.
whisky steady and In fair demand at 81 08.
butter strong; fancy creamery 83aS5e choice
dairy &a96o prime Western Reserve lsa22c;
prime Central Ohio l6alSo. -
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NEW YORK, October 29.-MoNBY-6aIW PEI
cent. Prime mercantile paper 6a7 per cent
Sterling. exchange dull at 81 S0A, Sigh. ex
change u 50.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY strong. New 4
and 90 y higher.
Waited States @ d 1851, coupons
Nv
NV eeut Ana hAlu
CeN ......'lo
SutIehef
RAlRoAp BoHps-ActiYe and irregular
9. Q. & !. 9. fsts 79X; seconds SIX; Sioux
City hrsts eiN.
STATE BoNps--Dull
sfocHs-The market was strong and buoy.
ant almost the entire day, and pricesad yaneed
steadily throughout the active list, the I'M.
peoyement ranging from y to2X per cent,
Vanderbilt, Granger and Southwestern shares
Leading In the advance. Towards the close q
temporary tghtness In money caused q reac.
ton OF y to l per cent but in the final deal.
inSs q strong tone aSaln, prevailed and par.
tial recovery ensued. Michigan Central I'd.
vanced to 95, Western Union TO l06, North.
western common to 90, St. Paul common 10
161S, Q. @. 0. & l. to T0It: st. joseph TO S8K.
Kansas and Texas to 2StS, Canada Southern
70 IS and Louisville and Nashville TO rs.
There is some talk Of placing the latter stock
on the London exchanges The majority Of
the mortgage bonds OF the road are held In
that market under negotiations Of Barring
Bros, great friends Of tho road.
Wabash was strong on the statement that
Vanderbilt and Gould have made an agree.
ment concerning tho freight traffic, but ID Ia
not difficult TO account for the rise in Wa.
bash on an entirely different theory, On the
9TH prox. the directors Of the Wabash and sd
Louis. Kansas City and Northern will meet
FOR the purpose OF perteotinga consolidation,
and then the officers Of the consolidated com.
panies will be elected, and Kansas North.
ern stocks will be replaced by Wabash, 81.
Louis and Pacific common and preferred. The
inside buyers Of Wabash know probably Bal.
ter than outsiders just what division Of
stock will be made. The first through freight
train for San Francisco via Wabash line, nm
from here to Omaha in the quick time Of IT
days, Sioux City common closed at %, pre-.
ferred 81. gov
Transactions, $4,000 shares, of which e..
600 were Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, 4, 900 Wa.
bash, s. 900 Northwestern, 81 900 st, Paul, 81.
QUO LAckawanna, 5000 New jersey Centrai
1900 Union Pacific, 5000 @. @. & To-, 29, odd
Hannibal and St Joseph, 1000 Ohfos, ~.
900 Western Union, 5000 Pacific Mail, d, 90
Kansas CITY and Northern, 1900 Kansas and
Texas 1000 Iron Mountain, 7,4O0 Northern
Pacific, 900 LouisVilleand Nashvil and 5, 600
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Iouis,
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PITTGBuGsH, October &c. PErRoLEuw =
Moderately active; crude e8Xe ct Parker's
tos shipmenti refined 7'Gc for Philadelphia
delivery. = :
n0rTY, October 2e-prrRoIEuM-Market
opened with e9xo bid, advanced To 9lKc,
declined and closed at coke bid, old. Ship.
ments o., 600 barrels, averaging Al, 200 barrels,
Transactions 200, 900 barrels,
BALTIMORE October % -Petroleum-Crude
nominal refined 7SSc.
NEW YoRE, October PETROLEUM -
a E1aIsaisr; refined 7Ki Crude eIla714c; United
PA PntADElpl44., October 2o.-PEraorEux-
Dull refined 7Nc,
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es for the last eleven years:

The imports Of paper now consist al.
most exclusively Of fashionable and fancy
writing papers, and wall papers, In which
the French manufacturers seem to excel,
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slTURpAY, NOvEMBER IS, is7O,

.,r,na At 10 o'clock A. ~, cell o. the front d0oI
~ S0aTt House Of said county, the following fea
1'rrel Of land AtuAtO In Ohio county WOBt
s ~ ,Dd bounded - IOll0WSi Beginning at Z
VIC ~, St1tnp, 40 original sugar Tree, oorneF q
~ ~ ada i6F Edward Calhoun add james Cald.
HinlV ,.,Tsctyely; thence with lilO between said
scr " tvxl & S0.lO0 poles 70 the n0fth side Of
i;f's slIsj he Hubbard load, and with the 1ame
w nSI x n poies, N. 4SS g. a poles, n. 631Sa
~ oaIss. IbVpcB leaving aid road n. co. W.
70 ,6IsS 10 40 Orlg inal Line between the Calhoun
y sS,iS ttatiS, aud with the same B. 10 v. Is
=, 8 the beginning, containing ave actes And ave
I'm. And also Tract o. land 10 Slil county,
..sJsI q follows: Beginning q o poiut on the
s,, lDe d the Carroll farm aud thirty ieet n9Fta.
~ Nm ths old sugar tro0 corner on the hill
". co5tipulng on said eA1tOrly line (cAl ". ZOE
EEt,jSsS.lOJ poieS to Stake thence north "a W.
y M rSlsi u stake; thence !. 500 W. 30 iS-lt0
,f', T,iSEe; thence 3. l0ko Z. - poles, 70 tho
~. Al beIinnpg, containing one acre, excepting
kI,Sr1 m Of the coal strata or beds which may
Li.,is ~ surface Of Sald last mentioned premises,
aa,1.I,,Ihe rIShL and privilege Of mining aud re.
"a, nd coal 10 proper manner from last named
~. rifle believed 10 30 good, bat selling q TIuB.
~ Vii convey only the ute TesIed In mo " said
~ TS1v.oS Of the purchase money
IL. much more Is The purchaser may elect, cash In
~ iht bslante 10 three equal p1yment1, At SIX,
~, All eighteen months, respectively, from the
M,J,Sla with interest from that day, the pufchas
!" A. boIOI secured by deed Of trust upon the
,.s,,ty Tor thS deferred Payment!,
FrN" ~ WM LTNCH, Trustee: I
I'm UALLKR, AuCtlonear. Oclt
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Plttsburgh Live Stock Market.

East LluEETY October @.-oAf4Ir-Rs.
eeips for two days IS head Of through and
l,A2 head Of yard stock. The supply for
yard sales has been heavy and fairly balanced
As 70 quality, with prices about the same for
mon and medium they areof somewhat, say
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10 to l5o, Thsnnge OF prices Is about as fol.
lows Good to extra 81 7Oa5 10; common 70
taf y 00AA 90 stockurs q 76aS26 Sales for
two days 1918 head.
Hoas-Reeeipts e,82S head; Yorkers s. sOa
400; PhilAdelphias a 10a4 Is. =.
saaE1E1E-RH1seeipts eco head; Selling slow
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'ound. Pc. 5, INo.7eINo. l.INo1se

Grafton, "''S01b A4N
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oHisAso, October %. THE Drovsra journal
Hoes Receipts 10000 head; shipments
ss Hsf naked h packing S'f s sSSs hsS Ss g
IS IS; choice heavy q S5aI %; closins dull
and heavy, with some left over.
oATTtI-Reeeipts 1900 head; shipments
600 head shipping 6al0 lower; common 70
good IS 60aa e6 butchers dull and lOc lower;
stockeS steady; western and through Tex.
ans g Ooa3 10: halEbreeds and natives s. 80
% 90 straight Texans g 00a3 90.
saErP-ReCeipts 1900 head; Shipments
eOo head wsaki No. l quality lower at$S SOa
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BETHESDA WATER.
Dupbar's Wonderful Discovery.

TORONTO. December %, 1877.
Col DuNRAR:-I acknowledge, with much
pleasure, the great benefit derived from the
use OF the Bethesda Mineral Water in an at
tack Of acute Inflammation Of the Kidneys and
BLADDER Theprompt relief from intense ag.
ony can only be appreciated by those who
have been similarly afflicted. / have pre-
scribed Bethesda Water In several cases OF
Kidney Diseases, and always with benefit TO
the patient.
! think It probable that the actual curative
principle Is something so attenuated that It
has escaped the grasp OF chemical analysis, but
whether the cure be the result Of "Similia
similibus," or "Contraria Contrarus," l am
well pleased TO know that, through your agen.
cy, sufferers from Diseases Of the Urinary Or.
gans have g good remedy within their reach at
. reasonable cost,
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New York Metal MarIEe,.

NEW YoRK, October 20. - Manufactured
copper hrm-New sheathing $26 90; inTot
AXE $2l 50a2l Is. Pig Iron-Dull: seoteh
W. Ooa29 90; American $28 O0a29 90: Russia
SheettnR $l3 30. Hails-Cut IS 6oaS Is
olinch IS 10a6 10,
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Boston Wool.

Bosros, October 29.-woo1-Demapd &C.
I'VE and tending up; Ohio and Pennsylvania
tieeces 42a47c; Michigan and Wisconsin S9s
4 ,seI com6l1g and delaine 42a475fc; pulled
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omc1SsAr1, October 29.-Hogs-ouiet: com.
mon n s. o0as IS; light s. 65S8 IS; pGclSinp
y o6 609S %; vagabonds $ 90a4 90. Receipts'
o'VVO head; shipments, $40 head.
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What Is the best family medicine in the
world TO regulate the bowels, purity the
blood, remove costiEeness and btliousness,
aid digestion and stimulate the whole sys
'' Truth and sObernsss compels US to an
harmless. See 'Srruths" in another col
For sale by 1aushlin Bros. & Co., whole
sale druggists, Wheeling, W. We,
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s /; nj, NOVEMBER 3, ls1S,


1,prgrEEs sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
me- Il rru,t made by Christina Able, vile d
IL! M AID aid Charles Able, bet husband, %
= fSs ant The 22d dHL q !: January M WE
SSjo county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust
* So, is, pasV Il, will, on
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Cincinnati Retail Hay aad Straw MARX,

Tho market was we'll supplied, but with a
good demand higher prices preyaiIed e m !.
ci4lly for hay and rye straw. New corn VA
quite plentyl and sold readily, Quotations
Tor all articles delivered by wagons are Is fol.
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REAARKs on BEEp cArrLE.

The arrivals OF cattle during the week
amounted to e,4oC head, against 6,22S last
week, and 1890 head the corresponding week
o. last year, and the sales during The week
amounted sn 70 S,A6 head, against S,l64 Last
W we ,as, and w head the corresponding week
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PROVERBS.

"sour stomach, bad breath, indigestion
and headaehs easily cured BY Hop Bitters''
STUDY Hop Bitters Books, use the Medl.
lctne; be wise, healthy and happy"
when life lisa drug, and YOU have lost ali
hope, try Hop Bltters." -
Kidney and urinary trouble Is universal
Iand the only safe and sure remedy Is Hon
Bitters-rely on IT,
Hop Bitter8 does not exhaust and des-
Troy, but restores and makes new,n
:, "Ague, BiliouSness, DroWsiness, Jaun-
dice Hop Bitters removes easily"
"Boilsi Pimples, Breckles, Rough Skin.
eruPtionsr impur blood, Hop Bltters cure. !"
inactive Kidneys and Urinary Organs
cause theworst OF diseases, and Hop Bitters
cures them all.n ''''''
More health, sunshine and ioy In Hon
bittsrs tan In all other remedies"
Hop Cough Cure and Paln Relief Is the
For sale by LAuoHLIN Bios. &Co.,
Wholesale Druggists,
se2S.roTs4W Wheeling, W. Va,
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THE SHEEP xARKEr,

There ts some improvement in the quality
o. the otering as compared with those Of
last week, but the market has been dull. az.
cept for good lambs and stock ewes. The de-
mand IS confined wholly to our home butch.
efs, there being ~ yet no outside demand
a - lambs s'1a6He; stock sheep St 6Oa2 is
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WoMAN's IDOL" FAMILY FLOUR

have Just received lot 0, this aour IN barrel, and
GaekA from ClGSellS 2anesyille MiIla n d naSde
trom pure Gnd sOOctod winter wheat and q VSrrSnted
equal % anythlng IN tie market, A regular supply
viii be kept In stare, ~ =
aEGa MRElLY.
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nRUsrEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
TRIADELPHIA PROPERTY.

nRUSrEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
TRIADELPHIA PROPERTY.
" y,rus Of deed Of trust, made BY Mary SchWInn,
Vi Il Nlshlel schWlnn, with the said Michael
SITInu, her husband, To the undersigned trustee,
lEI July ], 1876 and recorded IL the Otice q the
Oft d The County Court Of Ohio county, West Va,
h4SVl d TraSI Book No II, page 8, will, on
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
tassntug al II o'clock A. NJ, prOceed to SELL Ut the
rat dOCr Of the Court House ot Ohio county, West
w. " The highest and best bidder, the following de-
tnod Ttal estate, that Is TO say: Lot numbered ten
d u The amo i designated upon tho Plat Of the
nIu Id ITiAephia, In the county Of Ohio and Stata
dRat vIrdHlI, trOutlAg htty feet (50 ft.) on the
SltOall Road, and running back one hundred and
tI.nty stt il20 III 10 an alley.
Inks oVsALE-0ne-lhird Of the purchase money
81 much more IS the purchaser may elect 70 pay,
shah the balance In two equal pRyIneniA n six and
tItS months, with interest from day Of sale, pur-
hisS giving DOtes secured by deed Of trust, and 4
S! d insaFance on the property, for datered pay
ttnu
IAstle 10 the laId property Is believed TO DO per-
n, bat selling Rs trustee, shall convey only Guch
TIE n Is VEstel In me by laid deed Of trust.
WM. p. HUBBARD, Trustee.
WI. HALLEE, AuetlOnecr. III OCs