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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-11
Toledo.

ToLEDo, February l0.-Wheat- am.
Der Michigan 95Xc bid; No. 2 red winter
Michigan held at s71ta97Kc bid. Corn
Quiet but steady; high mixed ,S3ke; Nc, .
Ake. oats-Quicti No. 2.24e. Hoes-Firm
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in the State and the best cylinder presses, we
can execute, at the shortest notice, any style
or size OF Poster, Programme, Hand.bln or
Dcdser that may be desired.
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RAl1RoAD BovDs-strong and hIgher.


srocxs-The market was irregular in carly
dealings ands prices rose Y TO per cent, the
latter for ohi0!and Mississippi preferred; but
during the afternoon there was q reaction OF
Aa1N per cent, the latter Hannibal and st.
Joseph preferred. In final dealings frmer
tone prevailed and there was recovery OF IA
X per cent Harlem was unusually active
and sold up 10 100 against $50 on Saturday,
but later dropped 10 1856, and finally sold at
1853. The granger shares, Delaware and Lack.
awanna, 0hios Erie and Lake Shore were
among the most active stockS.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares OF
which 5000 were Northwestern common, 81.
900 preferred, 1000 Lackawanna, 1900 ST.
Paul common, 7,40O preferred, $4,000 ohio's.
4, 200 preferred, Il, 900 Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore,
$500 New Jersey Central, {, 900 Western Union
1900 st. Joseph, 5000 Cleveland & Pitts.
burgh, $500 Morris & Essex. $500 C. c. & /,
c.. 1000 Canada Southern, 1000 Rock Island
and 100 Union Pacific,
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Cincinnati HOE 1TarIIot.

CINCINNATI, February lO.-Hoas demand
fair and prices higher; common 8 2SaS rs !;
light - I6aS IS; packing IS 95a4 is; receipts
1921; shipments l,114.
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PITTSBURGH, February lo-Praolsur =
Very quiet; crude 81 16N at Parker's for
shipment; refined held OF OK for Philadelphia
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av,,.tesu' Sales.

,rprrSTrE'S SALE OF CHAPLINE
sTarET RESIDENCE, lily virtue Of deed Of
-, made % BY ianir Gushing and wife 10 me, %
wv JS,J February l. 1875 and recorded In look
" toiI iE viii oder lOr sAIo al the front door
= ~ Court House Of Ohio county, on SATURDAY,
SvR3I'IRYS 1873, al IOO'rlOk 4. ~, the following
jl.,S Drrriy tnWl lot No. l62 situated on the
w., ,lle Of Chaplne sIrtel, between I'D and I'D
| Ts'y, oy SALE -ORr.thirl Tor as much more ~
~ sSrrhSsr may ecCt to PAY In cash, and the bal
49, in ,1lll IustalmeHI In SIX, twelve, eighteen
N ,%sbIJ .iuuF months with SIX per cent, inter
=, liz deferred payments 10 lie secured BY
Al al tri,i On the property sold and an inSur-
nv 10 the amount Of $1,000 Tor the beneGt Of the
H'" SIP. HlLDRETH, Trustee
WHEELING, January =, 1879.
III, ,bo,e al. Is postponed until SATURDAY
uoESiSG, FEBIluA AIRY Is, at 10 O'Clock An.
Al
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oa1cAGo. February S.-Ths Drovsrs Journal
reports: =
Receipts 10000 head: shipments 9.
goo head. All grades 100 higher. Choice
heavy g sSaI 10; mixed Is 6oa3 90; light
IS 16a3 IS. ..
CATrLs-Recelpts 1000 head: Shipments
1000. Good run, and market strong Of former
rates. Shipping a S,a5 80; butchers arm:
stockers steady; Texans g rs,
sltEEr-ReceIpts 500 head; Shipments 100.
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STATE OF WEST YIRGIYTA


""san Henry {. Morgan, Mary ], Morgan
by,d,.,.. auN oIleiA, In LhAnceFy,
llcl AM, tnirfrd hy aid IourI N the Aloye an.
i F,i.,,-I ", w NE 9Th DAY OF JASUARY. is;a Il
CsGr y y. 70 The unlerLHuei Commi1Jnnet oS III
ID ~ lSeilAtn aud IeTClt " 'A'u
S!lb,i a F M and separate Interests Of the de.
A,ipiD ia ~ ~ tauhe who may have any interest
"SIP41nant's Lill. '''A'e "ea''oned In the
Hta, is5 sn lumber and prioll,jeS Of thu ,svera,
he itroS|aS OF every kind aEapst The Interest II
bVh,m ~ lrNlA H. Morgan, ia aid real sSt",s
g. H. -. me are due aud the date n eSrh,
lad chin, % and proriiIes Of The several Iien,
aetsbdibr H. Ntfy lind against the Interest al Ina
thon tht nn,' =, MORan, In aid real eSlaIe, 10
th Tbs ,s,s! az tue and the date Of each lIen.
al lss, number and nrorIlieSo az ira .sr.
dAs claims Of ere hind aSrIn", ths 49,,
bis, "a SSahi, Mary J. Monvap. in ala rSsS ~
w. '"e A'Ie arc due and the dGIe OF each
tsS po!. T'dsr matter which the Commissioner mi,
y tie ls,IoS ~! eaTty III Interest may rcGuIre.
AaIce Ohr, ~. 'Alu decree, the publication Of thl,
Naitteht Ia ~ IOI Tour successive weeks ShRll N
ITI1 10 SIs,I, service u notice on any and All
DAY, tAs s,,S rhy given that I have lIxsd TpuRs.
Hdsk :'G DAY OF FEBRUARY, is,S y
Clpllns S,r,iA ~ the tInlc, and nv or,se NJ iSP;
iNrftSIH N the city Of Wheeling a. II. r,.Ss
htNaoaCi SUI 'elNTt tho matters n Said dscss,
I'm '''' oIA' County c & ri q dT oS St cSu,y
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YoRx, February lO.-MoxEr-Easy
a. p, 2as p per cent, closing at * per cent.
Sterling Exchange Bankers hills strong at
81 S5IS. Sight Exchange on New York 81 ss,
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Chicago.

cHcAeo, February lo;-Flour In good
demand den ii at teil prices. Wheat-Aetive, frm
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by few Offices in the West
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Chicago spring at ss}c cash Ss,Ie March,
s9Zas0c April; 9laeIKc May; 40, 8 DO Al
74tSa7l 10; rejected e0c. Corn-A etiye,' Ann
and higher at 31SSc cash; SikG31c March:
32SSaS2 IfcApril; S8lSc May; rejected 2S1fc.
oats-Strong and higher Ut 2ia2l 70 cash:
2lHc March; axe April; 2I9Sc May; 70.
jeeted ike. Rye-Steady and unchanged At
axe. Barley--M Moderately active and higher
at 76c cash. Flax Seed-Fair 10 clean crt1Sli.
Ing at 81 20a1 %. Pork-strong and higher at
90 90 cash 80 00alO 02K March; SO l6a
1O17k April; $40 30al0 sax May. Lard
Strong and higher ct 20 80 cash; % S6a8 81 n
MARCH,; % 95a8 SIX April Bulk Meats.
Strong and higher Of . 70a4 s6a5 o6. Dressed
Hogs-strong and higher at a 6oal IS.
WhiSky-Steady and unchanged.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, February l0.--cotton-Fairly
active and shade higher, at exc. Flour.
Dnlli family a l5S5 Is. Wheat-SteAdy,
with q fair demand; red and white 90ay7c
Corn-Market dull and prices ahade lower,
y SsaS3lfc. 0ats-Quiet but firm OF 23j{a
&hc. Rye-In fair demandi 6le bid, SO
asked, BarlOy-Easier; No. 2tall q 90. Pork
Demand fair aud market hrm; sales Of 80 %
stcs O. 70 Cash. g IS seIIssr ~ a sSfissp
Bulk Meats-strong and higher; shouIden
% 90 cash sales g S0a3 50 II seller MAY; ahort
RIB l IS bid spot; sales at n 96a6 % buyer
March. Bac0n-Good demand and prices
shade higher at 4IafsA5j ia6Nc. Butter-
Quiet prime 70 choice western reserve l6al6c::
do Central Ohio 1Sallc. Linseed oll-Steady
at CSC. Whisky-Steady with Y fair demand.
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Ca..st Sales.
...,.... ll.-lllE rARM FOR sAIE.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
' ,,,.nlt Court Of Brooke Comfy, West Virginia
'VTScsa' y'npn'''' 10 cbunsuy.
d., p c.%@ipsell ctM
W@ - ~ ~ ,logcs Of the Circuit Court q BroOtI
NJ Vhae ~ .nI entered ID the above entitled cAuS'
county in ht,y If sepetlbeF, 1875, y u. Curtis
e Ils county vii ,el a. p1Sc sSsnSp,
s \, i,oSt ioor d The CCaIs wSII'Sur" an
"' THURSDAY, JANUARY 10. 1879,
.,.,,.,, Is,crlbel 10 the bill and proceedings 10
Thefrdl Uni Isnl L situated on The waloFS Of
q! 1a .JloiSinr The town Of Bethany, Brooke eOuu'
IL. w 70 contain ..-..
" ere ACRES,
=, the home farm Of the late, Alexander
AJtl aud Will bt AolI 4 ngS, :. ~ tat ~ "
SaTl ptrse may seem 0Css l0t 'He '"'s'''' o. ~
aSaS,s; NJ sILs-One.iouHh Of the purchase money
III an the day Of ale, the residue 10 three
rihi p..Ii@rnt, un credit Of ono, two and shree
aal ,sststiIvry, the purchaser giving Us 9Onua
IAn y ,ssarIiy, btaFlng interest iTOn the day Of
VIE ,isTt,sl na yruentI, with the option 70 the
NE ~ w NV any OF all Of said bonds before ma.
PaEan.a ibr tlc retained until the purchase mon.
iai ,'Ii. By cinStnt tho land will 30 sold clear
ypH, ihr VIE Of ". 7. Campbell i0lnlng In The
dd'IG, 'aIIert 10 tho tights Of Nm !. II. Campbell
DOL XIV XVI, Sa hvtsv and CuTlllege a. named In said
hll ...,.,.. =, IN o'clock An
n.y. .t VII land can 10 Secn At The ShtriTS 0aee,
FE n~ 81 u sny tiulR after december I, 1878.
Nh,Vu'E j. l.. CURTIS, sheriff r. c,
~ AZ ,hov. ale Is postponed untll SATURDAY,
,TIhMs, tggY 18th, 1870 .E.CURrlS, T. B. c.
fssS Ibryr /, On impression that wish TO have
ps IOqShtla .ai, SiI1H Az T,s S y . S%e
bliini WN. p. CAMPBELL.
lllls
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TRUSTEES SALE.

b virtue Of a dtel Of trust made by Henry s.
nfAld, and Mary v, bis wife, 10 me- dated the Fad
~ q FtbrlIEy, 1915, aud recorded In the office Of
AtCltik Of the County Court Of Ohio county, West
IlBiHa 10 Dead 0iTruSt Buck No. Is, tOlIOs ISL aud
4, shall sell At public auction to the highest bid.
a. 1t the irOn dOnr Of the Court House Of said cou.
.! the city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, MARCH s, 1879,
C'9n,ndng alto o'clock 4. ", the following de.
kstd property tO'wit; 4 part OF tue lot numbered
~ E'u and chApIIns'S addition TO the city Of
NattIas situated on the cUrneF west Of Chapitue
Iatti AMI north Of ALLEY twenty, beginning al the
Sa'htl't sOTnCr Of said lot, iheuce rInnInH north
Neg lhe EASTERN boundary d sid lot 6itetu lei,
asasS NeitWMdly ll line parallel with the southern
eseaduI Of aid lOl one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
~ thence SouthWanlly With M alley hIteeIi feet,
I1'ast sa'Wlrlly one hundred and twenty two lei
W las sIe'n boundary VI said lot to tie place Oi
SSauaiuE; being the zane property conveyed 10 said
i%allei " JlHrs Campbrll and wife by deed bear
~ aNs he 18th day Of November. 1873, and recorded
aIas St \, Office VI the County Court Of UhIJ couu.
". 10 Uted u OK 80. q, p'Ep IS.
,IAASOF SME -Ohe thousand dollars Of the pur.
s1r hgnty, OF ~ much more u the purchaser NAV
~ 70 haul, The hllSnCo In two equal instaliments
!'%e ~ and twelve months respectively after thS
ss y 1lo With Interest," The deferred plyaeus 10 h
SSIgN " died II trust Oh the property sold, Title
attrdE0I, bat selling ~ trustee shall only run-
uea 'lIie As vested In me by said deed Of tIust
~ J, u, EWISII Trustee
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NO No. 10 on Saturday uiSht hA6 20 connection fOI
Pullman PalAee. Drawing Room and Sseplng Can
Close eOnneetionS are made for al points south and
southwest, North and Northwest making this de1-
table route for cooniss and persons moving q ths
Great West and 70 whom particular attention SRiySn
la"ys Ehesiinr HND nnL!lMuhE DIV.
Triad0lphiA Accommodation
Aayes " q N. $40 p. ID.
T1ekets 70 all principal points on Sale al Depot
Once open 1t all hnurS during the day.
Information 70 the travelling public chsorfuIly given
W: N. CLEMENTS, n. OF.
B. 7: pEVR1E4, aGnr Agent, wheeling
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NRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL EsTATE,

" virtue Of 4 detti Of trust made BY pbilIp Grub
;i: AaEtrl hi wife 10 me- dated the I2th OF March,
~, Ana trC1Tdei In the office Of the Clerk Of the
SHS9'I Court u CHA County, West Virvinia, N
,sSIS Itl'I Bo0E No; II, page liy shall sell n
E AUCTION, 10 thu highest bidrer, 1t the front
,I sae C0an House Of Said county in the city Of
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY llru, 1879,
Sa9ensiHg At 10 o'clock A. NJ, aCertSIu portion or
n SUuAi q that parcel Of land which was on the
MY .! FEBRUARY, 1870 conveyed 10 Christian
,I a Ieei from !. Il, l'IShheld OF al a. recorded
~ TWs EecImet oEice Of Ohio county, West Wind.
I 1t'I bCok No. 3D. rage &c., the portion or lot 10
49, 49, icing bounded and described as follows: Rs
s.Sut On IAe north side Of the County Road NJ lie
49,. lN TOihrr Of Charles SchWGrtIeEer's iot,
,.H oW running along Nh County Road n north.
GI direction atty COY feet, thence orthynFdlv Ia
~ ~ Ean iofiy.hve(4S eVIthenCe down aid run
~, w lte', 70 SchWeTtiCEUr's line thence 1ouih.
y, y, lSnI aid SChWPrtitSers East line sixty IDOL
ny ~. The Place Of beginning. w"
e,,,S., y Salei One half Of the purchase money.
NJ s'n more Is the purchaser may elect In hand
iTi.L 70 MO equal inEtAlinenlS payRble III and
~, %OAhs respectively after date Of sSle Win IN.
rlim.s. purchase! 10 RiVe b0ndSfUr the deferred In.
iStSS. ,rVtrd By deed Of trust on the property.
an G policy u insurance on the building,
tSy.. Title believed to I've good, but Osllipv ~
= n iaS cOnVey only such title Is 3 vested In
NGE0, T. LlSCII, Solicitor.
VII AALLER, AuctioHcer. ' A'ui iSnS
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DIR. HENRY MOTT'S
FRENCH POWDERS

win cure Diseases d he Eidneys, dysl o,s.. .aa
oil Urinary Diseases, Nervous Debility, LoSi n Nan.
heod, seminal EmSilon, Impoteney einlod bY IndiS.
erection 10 youth, EIee9ses DC. Female Weakness or
whites, scrotull, syphilis IN ali Id lorna, and Iii
B7GoNoRRHEA CURED IN a. HOURS. "a
For sale 10 Wheeling, West vifKinIa, BY EDNrNp
Boz KING tAg'tl, Druggist, Odd Fellow nan. Pdes
y % PET box Feat By mai, secure from ObGoryaIon,
on receipt Of ptice. nv A9 hoia
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PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI AND ST.
L LOUIS RAIN AY-PAN HANDLE ROUTE,

n ss..:.ssE5 !EIs=zS5S
Tine Table East and West, Nov. llth, 1878.
Trains leave Pan Handle DEPOT, foot Of Eleventh
;Teet, near Pubic landing, daily except sunday, ~
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-03-27

The March number of the Housekeeper is
received and it is better than any predeces-
sor. A new feature, a fine engraving of
"The DEVILS Chair" in the famous Dalles
of the St. Croix, appears on the first page.
The rest is made up of the usual variety OF
practical and useful things. No woman can
look at it without being charmed with the
common sense way it has of dealing with
everything pertaining to housekeeping, and
yet there is a sprinkle of poetry and senti-
ment, of the better sort, which adds TO its
attractions and usefulness. A n cent
stamp will bring to any address a sample
copy of this bright little monthly, with a
full list of the novel premiums it offers in
the way of kid gloves, silk ties, dress pat
ems and other women's fiXings. Samples
of the dress patterns are sent with copy OF
paper to all who think of getting up clubs
Address the Househecper, Minneapolis, MINI.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-03-27
PATRONS OF H%USBANDRY.
THE CAUSE PROSPEROUS.

EDITOR HUsBANDMAN Il copy the fol-
lowing from a letter from the secretary of
Fort Owen grange that | received a few
days since:
"Our grange is in a prosperous condition.
We have nearly $500 in II treasury. We
have a library of about $50 volumes, of
standard books. We own All interest in a
good hall, and have 1t we'll furnished, and
have a good terl-stop organ. Our member
slip has not increased any the last year, and
we have lost some by removal, but our
meetings are well attended"
You see by this that the grange is not
quite dead in that quarter.
Glowing accounts come from Madison
county. Help them al you can.
Fraternally.
=. B. MILLS. Secretary.
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the last possible cent. and partly by a vast
army of middlemen who, to exc out a mod
crate subsistence, were compelled to take a
slice from the cheese, or pound of butter in
the shape of commissions, as it passed
through their hands. Now, these facts have
never been denied. The manufacturers
claimed that they received no more than a
fair remuneration for the labor and capital
invested, and saddled the apparently large
profits and extortionate charges over prime
cost, on royalties exacted, and in the main
tenance of agencies. Out Of these were de-
veloped a limit to the renewal of letters-pat-
emf, and the purchasing OF first hands. Out
of this latter followed the maxim Of world
ly wisdom-to buy in bulk and pay cash
down-a simple law Of business worth whole
volumes of finance. We will not DOW fol-
low the work of the grange in promoting
it's success in the matters taken in hand.
That it has been successful, every farmer,
whether a member of the order or not, who
has bought an agricultural implement
knows. But another result followed which
has had the same result as the fellow had
who sheared his pig-more noise than wool.
A common howl went up from every cross
roads grocery, peanut stand, cobbler's stall,
from every rat-trap patentee, and from the
army of agents, whose name is legion, that
the farmers had combined to ruin trade and
drive the Industrious poor to the poor house.
Regardless of these representations the
grange has been a success. The farmer has
reaped pecuniary rewards whenever he has
followed its precepts.-Cincanmata Grange
Bulletin.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-03-27
THE GRANGE PROGRESSIVE.

The grange, in the first instance. was in
Stituted mainly for its social advantages. 1t
is trne, the social intercourse necessarily
carries with it an educational yalue-but to
make the order an educational factor as one
OF its min purposes was an after thought.
The same may be said as to its business fea-
lures. These several aims have grown out
of the necessity of the case. As a money
making machine it was natural that undue
prominence would be given by many-per-
haps by a majority of patrons-to the saw
ing and making of the almighty dollar.
The times were hard. creditors needy, mo-
nopolists extortionate, rings common, mon
ey scarce, taxes high, crops short. The
farmers all over the land, with here and
there an exception. were in debt. They
felt that they were mainly the producers of
wealth, but like the sheep, Were sheared for
other peoples prosperity. 1t is of no use
TO say that all business men were in tho
same boat, and that it was not so much a
question of success in trade as a success to
keep afioat until better times should return.
While this was true, the farmer believed
that he was made to pay too dear for his
whistle, partly by combinations to cxtort
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-03-27
BUTTE PRODUCE MARKET.

BUTTE. March z, 1879.
The following figures rule the markets of
The Silver City this morning:
FloM-best-S4.00.
Graham-$4.5O.
observation-disclosures in the market.
Corn meal-Montana-$7.0 90.
Wheat-$2. O00$2.5O.
Oats-$2. 5O0$3.00.
Bran and Shorts-2.5O.
Barley-2.0O
Beans-9I.
Potatoes-$2. 000S2.5 80.
Butter-40c.
Eggs-60c.
Cheese-l3c.
Bacon-Montana-16c.
Racon-breakfast--lSc
Hams-18c.
Lard-15c.
Pork-$9.O0.
Beef4.0O onfoot.
Mutton-3.50 20 head.
Venison-10c.
Chickens, Hens " $500.
Ducks, !" $500.
Turkeys-$4.W each.
Onions-none in market.
Beets-4c.
Cabbage-5c.
Carrots-4c.
Hay-$2o.O 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; finishing, $50.
Wood-$5(D$6.
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HELENA PRODUCE mARrxET.
HELENA. March Is. 1N!

HBLENA, March Is. 1879.
The markets show but little change this
week. The ruling figures the morning ere
as follows:
Flour-choice brands-$3.5 o@$3.eo.
Wheat-p1.7 50$1.N.
Oats-$1.9O.
Rarley-brewers'-$2.00.
Barley-feed-$1.o0.
Bran and Shorts-$1.25@1.5 so.
Peas-$1.25.
!. Chopped ~feed-$2.00.
Potatoes-75c.@ S1.O0.
Cabbage-3c.
Butter-40c 4p tb.
Cheese-20c.
Eggs-40c.
Pork-gross-S6.00.
Pork-net-$6 .59(0S$7. 90.
Chickens, $1,000 per doz.
Young .0Oa$G.0 90.
Turkeys, S.. 25@S$3. so each.
Ducks-$S@S9.O 90 per dozen.
Fish-15c per To.
Hay-$1O.O 00S12.00 per ton.
Wood-$4.0O@$5.5O per cord.
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New York, DC. 29-Houghton, o coed
q Co, have altlegram s,sting that their
Boston office IN completely burnt, but only
tue bound stock Is conru,ned.y The plates and
sheet stock are safe at The factory At Cam
bridge They will be ready for busine, Q
in three days
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

A,ni,e. La, Dec. 29,-Fnur neRroef,
charged with ,natder, were taken from the
i4i, las, uiRn, ny = mob "i 80 men snd shot
10 des,h Two other prisoners are reported
liberated.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-29

Winter Underwear, Gents Fur
nishing Goods cf all descriptions at
Harry katz's.
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TELEcRApHlc eREvlTlEs.
ARRIVED.

= ARRIVED.
New York, Dec. 29-.Ar,ivcd The
cleansing State oi l'ennsy lvaDia from
Glasgow.
aa OBITUARY. =,
Rochester, Dec. 29-Colonel Arthur T.
Lee, U. 8. A., retired, died to-day.
LUCKY HoB STUART.
N, Y Dec. 29-The will uf Alexander
S'usrt, sugar refiaer, ~us flied To Lay. He
leaves his entire estate. real and perf olsl,
" ued at about $7.O0O.OOO to bis brother,
Robert L Stuart and appoints him execu.
t,r
New York, Dec. ga meeting Of The
board of dir.c.rs OF the Northwestern
Tel graph COMPANY, j, B. Van Every,
auditor Of the company was elected vice
president. Van Ev.ry'4 anccessor no, yet
selected.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-29

A quarter consists of ten weeks. two lessons
each week. Pulls desiring to lake one lesson
each week Cit, make arrangements IL That
effect Fall term to commence Sept, 2sd. No
deduction for absence except In eases "f pro-
tracted Illness. Those desiring To take lessons
will please commence promptly with opening of
term
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-29

The Merchants billiard parlors have been
moved 10 a location one door north Of Ed
munds and Wynn's banx.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-29

A large and new line Of ladies' Kid
Gloves, all shades and prices, also nice lot
Of ladies' and children's Hosiery, from the
cheapest up, a.
CH.s. ElsEMAN's, Third Street.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-29

A very choice selection nf H,i;,ay g ITS
very cheap. Vt f NJ. Coates. Gall and see
them.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-29

Dr.. W. II. a.. Brown, dentist. Union
Block, Yankton.
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ant the contents found mniniured. H.H.
Hunnewei. owner tie buillinx occupied
by Pierce, Hn,dy and others, have an in.
surance Of $4,000. which covers their
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oC the latest styles. just received at
HARRY KAIZ'>