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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-11-27
An Angelic Creature.
from the Detroit Free Press.


For once in the history of the Union
Depot its roof has sheltered woman
who knew just where she wanted to 60
the train she was to take, the hour for
departure, and the time for arrival. She
to be about forty five years OF
age, and she had fat feet, peaked
nose, and voice which didn't admit OF
any argument. No Lotice might have
been taken of her among the scores ol
Others had she not inquired the way to
the waiting room, and added, Thank
ye, though it's your business to answer
all questions! That's all want to ask
of you, and you can continue your
promenade?
Going out on the trainY quelied
the officer.
Would lug big carpet bag out
here and stand around in the cold if
wasn'tY she sharply answered.
Going South, l 'spose?' he queried
as she moved away.
'Spose away, them she snapped, as
she lifted her satchel. Entering the
ladies' waiting room, she found the
seats all taken. A portly man, read
ing paper and taking heap of COM
fort, occupied one of the seats,and, halt
ing before him, she dropped her satchel
with an awful thud, and said:
Now you get right outer here. This
place is for ladies an6 you are a great
big fat man and orter be ashamed of
yourself for crowding in among usr
I-ah-ah-r he began, when she
interrupted
Then stand up! My legs are tired
walking down here, and Pm not going
to stand around while you sit down.
'Certainly-allow me-ah-yesp he
stammered, as be rose up and gave her
the seat.
That's more man like she growled,
as she settled down, but it seems to me
that if l was you I'd feel sorto' sneak
ing in here! The more see of fat men,
the worse / hate 'em.'
The fat man had a wife and two chill
dren in there, but he wasn't a minute
getter through the door. For the next
fifteen minutes the old lady sat very
erect and stared around her, and then
she started out to get her ticket, lug
ging her satchel on her hip. A boot
black espied her and called out:
Shell / carry yer baggage wagon,
Aunt Sary?'
'Boyr she replied as she dropped the
satchel and reached for his collar. 4
haven't got any baggage wagon, and in
the next place I'm not Aunt SarJ to
anybody! Ifyou want your heels jerk
ed over the roof of this depot you just
give me the least of sassp
'Scuse me, but don't pinch so hard
said the boy, and he squirmed out of
her clutch and retreated a safe distance
to look at her and rejoice that he was
not her son.
She walked up to the ticket window,
put down a lot of silver and said:
Il want ticket to jackson, and l
don't want any talk about it! l know
why I'm going, how long 1 want to
stay, and who I'm going to see.'
Her ticket was handed her without a
word, and as she passed on to the gate
she said to the official there:
Tend right to your business! There
is no occasion for your asking where
I'm going or if I've got ticketr
Pass on, madam he replied.
Don't try to fiatter me! she called
back. Your business is to see that
passengers git on the right train, and
the less you madam around the better
it will be for vou.'
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WOrktugusen.

Before you begin your heavy spring
work after winter of relaxation, your
system needs strengthening to prevent
an attack of Ague, Bilious Fever, OF
other sickness that will unfit you for a
seasons work. You will save time,
much sickness and a great expense if
you will use one bottle of Hop Bitters
in your family this month. Don't wait.
See another column.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-11-27
Sentiment aud Sense.


No one has any right to be cheerful
who does not do something to make
others so.
Good thoughts, like rose leaves, give
out sweet smell if laid up in the jar OF
memory.
Do good with what thou hast or ii
will do thee no good. Giving is better
than receiving.
We live TO learn, but death comes to
thousands ere they have mastered the
alphabet of common sense.
If you have great talents industry
will strengthen them; if moderate abil-
tiles, industry will supply the deficiency
Be what nature intended you for, and
you will succeed be any thing else, and
you will be 10000 times worse than
nothing.
Untoward accidents will sometimes
happen; but after many years trial all
people seem to succeed or fail as they
have deserved.
Virtue seems to be nothing more than
a motion cOnsonant to the system OF
things. Were planet to fly from its
orbit it would represent a vicious man
Trial in any form is means of health
it is not sickness, but the cure of it
1t is, if you receive it lovingly, cOnval.
escence toward entire recovery.
There are some old faces, that lines
and burrows upon which are invested
| with grandeur that start les rs as if they
brought us a new revelation of what
beauty is.
To be always intending to live new
life, but never to find time to set about
it, is as if a man should put off eating
and drinking from one time to another
till he is starved and destroyed.
1t is the female sex who can rip, darr
and tear without being considered pro
-Chronicle-Herald.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-11-27

A SINGLE wedge of pie was left over
from dinner. When Georges mother
went TO the party an hour later, that
piece of pie was gone. AS her eye
turned from the empty plate in an in
quiring way toward George, with the
astonishing celerity of youth he per-
ceived what was in her mind and what
was not in the plate, al d answered her
unspOken question with. Il shouldn't
wonder, ma, if some tramp took it.;
they are always round setting fires and
soaring folks, and taking things, you
know" His mother made no reply ex-
cept to brush certain suSl icious crumbs
off Georges jacket. 1t was evident
that the tramp theory wouldn't work.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-11-27

A LITTLE girl, meeting a country
man with load Of slaug swine
dropped courtesy. The rustic laugh
ed without returning the civility.-
what" said he, do you courtesy to
dead hogsf" "No, sir" promptly re-
sponded the little miss. Il conrtesied
to the lire one.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh X. X,
CONDENSED TIME TABLE.

GOING EAST AND WEST.
On and after Nov 10, 1878. Trains will run
daily except SunJay,l
Through Trains to Pittsburgh
Through Trains TO Cleveland.
2 Through Trains to Chicago.
Pullman's Parlor Cars between WellsvIlle
and Cleveland.
uoiel and Sleeping Cars on all Trains be-
tween Alliance and Chicago.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


LIVERPOOL Nov 26ia;so D. m-cotton active and nrmer
Mddhnr ands J1sd n dnR Orleans, -l safes lo,ibu
bales. 1000 bales fr specuaon aud export re-
cepts - so bales all American Futures iIsd better Up
lands Low Midlng clause November delivery - ss aso
ali also e7,yd: DO November December delivery
6lsisd. 6s.ssd do. December and nnary livery
Blllsi.; January aud February delivery
ssad do. February Aagcn delivery ~ cd also ois
also 67 d DO. March and AJrll delivery, 6 I'd, also sd
Apr May delivery. 81 io do, May and Iune deiv
cry 63 nd, also i'd, do. June and July delivery. I'd
LIVERPOOL 20 6.-PurK-Pflmr Ness aStsrn steady
at 30 Western steady at 81. Bncon-C CnmDerland Cut
steady A. SO short tap steady al 80 Long Gear
- 3D. short Clear. steady A. 49, Han-.onk Cut
steady @ shouders steady al y Cd beei nil Ness
~ Extra Mess duh at lO-s Prime Mess nfm'r Al
-. LartPume Western iul Al 8, 3D. Ial@"- s elS
dul Al 4O3d rurpentne- dull nominal NJ 5A isOsih-
Common steady Sd. Fine sesd' al 10 Sh.ess1 10
American Choice, steady az 81 Lard Oh, steady " 40
Elour-Exlra state. steady at 3o NheA.-sp1ns No. .
dull az 10 Cd, spung. No. =. dnll AZ 4nsu., Nen
Winter dull a. IL 4di New southern WINTER duii
al 5d. COrn-Sxed. steady at 0yd Cotnnseed y-i el-
American in market kosii-, omMon si London
steady Sd ht L1ndOn steady al 81
llvlRiooi- Nov 26-l2JO D. m-Bacon 5obd ver c"i Tor
Midales. $500 a.,
Llvaar1oi. Nov l6-5 p. m.-IInseed OH 2. Sd pee ewt
LONDON. NOv 25-j.SO D. m.-hcuned Petroleum. ia 9i
per gal .--,- o. -,
per ga CaiouTa Lnsecd 5s a1e 3D. per qr IAnS"-d 'h
s2S D. "a Ess per ton mn,
AvrwEKr Noy 26-rerroem % l. francs paid. 22's hancs
sellers. pale American.
Baf alA. Nov. -G-P Pvtro.ean. < marks IS pfenniEs
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27

State bonds were neglected. the only transactions
being in Louisiana consols at decline OF 3 per
cent-43ls.
OF city bank stocks only twenty shares of Com
merce, at 1885, We're sold.
Railroad bonds were active and higher. Ere sec
ond cOnsOls rose from IS 10 S51s, the funded 5s
rising from s234 70 s35s. Missouri. Kansas and
Texas first cOnsols were l per cent higher
selliu az 4Jl Boston. Hartford aud Erie hrsts ad-
vanced II per cent to c. &. and &. first assented
l2 t. S6l2, and Chesapeake and ONO trsts series
rs 10 6ll2. New-Jersey Central cUnsols sold at
1881 a 03l2, and adiustmen's at lO4l2. ST. Paul
sinking funds IS lower at llOls. Canada
Southern trsts per cent 10 81 and Mobile and
Oho first o. y 10 o. the first debentures dropping
fo 80 although il rs almost certain that they VII
INC fund for their retirement already has Uecome
operative. The Pacific issues were all strong. and
X nsas Pacific frsts. Denver Division. advanced to
The sub Treasury to-day lost $266,754 bal
ance maae I'D bv coin loss of S32O,1lS, less n
currency gain of S63, 664. There Is no noteworthy
change IN the condition of the money market. The
real business of to-day Wa done az and per
cent with perhaps a larger proportion than usual
at the lower rate Late some lew balances were
loaned down low as gig per cent, out such ioans
are insignlhcant. The domestic exchanges on New
York at the places mentioned are quoted As follows;
to par New-Orleans, SASS 90. bank II discount;
st. Louis. II 50GS1 discount Chicago. 30 cents
discount The reasurer at Washington to-day
received S120, 600 National bank notes for redrmp-
ton The customs receipts were rl35,OOO and the
internal revenue receipts were S37O,OOO. Ihe tOl-
lowing is the Clearing House statement to-day:
Exchanges, SI29. .967, $40; balances, S43e4, lS2.
The business al the sub reasury covered: Receipts.
S6s7. 96s ; payments, SJJ4,722 currency balance,
$7,4lG.162 coin balance. S1lO,174124-
The foreign exchanges are unsettled ana weak,
because of the export or railroad securities. Dut
the nominal rates are unchanged and remain as io-
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
Business Chances.

4 Partner Wanted with $4,000 to $4,000
~ by well estabs ed manufacturing coneern "a enable
bus Nursug 70 men lnd have
Alghest tei.
Address ACTIVE. Tribune once
HOTEL To RENT N PHILADELPHIA
4 The IRVING HOUSE. on Wa nat west g 9th si ore
bio, IRON L. Office. tnent1l an olrafd ho-
complete desirable hOe for family or traA
eunt $50 tct 20 SAMSON 81 sNey
odd ei throughout b. scans ar-e dinlu.
ample foup
"A VIA fuI nish a. Apply 20
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WANT A FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS
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Oncel
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27

BUFFALO Nov 2B-Flour steady sales $50 bos Wheat
inactive hsil Corn sold 40 Wide range sales 2aJO
buah Old 30 Western a. lie. -Dof unsh do Al ooc
ID bus II - Mixed hu+c.i 10 q bush. Sew 10.
W.s--ru at f-ltc. Oats qui le, 0Oi bush. Nu.
Michigan in sorr J,asc barcy fair demA safes Of
& rlr canada aa rack H. do rye
rtt,s. lvInes sltady :. ll .ar tiy Made Railroad
gits Wheat l-c Corn, II a., oais DC 10 Ne"
YORK Othng .olua iu canal llri-hia
enc AGO Nuy. x.-tluur uuauallV unchanged. Wheat
qu.ei nut nfn: Nint =. 81 p al ., Nc. chi
iaeu -ur.ng, ~ lsA2 cash; q lgAlt4 y's uecem1or
vi a. January No D as.. III O-ai Rejected Yl an0Zo
Corn ~ but steady 5y'eag4s. casa 5fAsd51 - Do
ctr1ri 353. Iarf, IS May uais nrner at 351ac
cash. 3-i-s. December. . So January 80 e May hye
sts-lv unchanged Barley nrner al eJc Iimothy
Steel - su4r2 Do Fax Al 05 III %. furk active
nrm anu cher &lO5O a4ll cash so loHflO - Novem
her December ell 4OGtll aga January ell 90 Feb
ruary. good demand anu ne.ng upM All 800
nr rasH fu II &c. November and D-ccmncr Io2 =
zoe January a. Lqd7.l5 FoOruArs Bulk steady
and uuc auerd Wnis seidy aud unchanged at ~ o.
the Hlus,- moderately active aud higher AZ 20 a
asl 2O' D-oember 81 . January. Corn stoady and un
unchanged PORK EOud demand
All shade higher Il 20 asked, November Sll Az an
uAly. lAru nrmrr. aus .gc- higher 80.
1,INClsSAf NOv 26.-fluur active AMI fO1<t 30.
Wheat seay with goOi demand AZ ~ 2aefl 80 reeeipa
$3.50 bus snIpmeEA 800 bush Corn In active demand al
40 &C. New tUas2c- Deoomber AAe oats nrm and IN
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
COTTON MARKFrs

LIVERPOOL Nov 2sls p. m.-Mddnng Uplands Cotton.
LIvERPooI- Nov. 264 p m-rhe sales Of Cotton to-day
included l2,o0I bales American Futuresu pands Low Mid
February Maron delivery ST. also 647ai TO-. March
ana 7saroo Anr SS7 is D. M Pntnrss weEer
IRE sellers At The as Quotations UD@Bds Ss MID ing
80 sl'slA. Nov 3j.-Cotron hrm Mdcnue Il pc Low Md.
dlus &c. Good Ordinary, lOiisc' receipts V77 bales
BALTIMORE. Nov. 2e-corron nrner Miodlng 2ssi2ac,
10 Lq% hadns, &c, sSS1 s Ordinary II a., net receipts
9s7 bales coastwe l26 oules sales. go bales
boston Sow 2s-coffea arm Nadlins l2Ssc' Lew sT',
bales exports to Great Britain, Isl ass stock go 6ae
qS w sfns % 10 SGs a nna se. ss sa
cseIsS4I Soy ssSoI.a MaalDs y l5: 3e Low
shiDments 100 bales sales 81 bales stocs l@sS o+es
Low Mddnng. II Sc Good Ordinary loT-c net recelps
754 exports Great Britain s699 bales "a the
tueui 554 BALE coastwise l7SS oass sales i52o oAes
LOUISVILLE Nov. 2e-Cotton nrmer, Miadlng Il SC.
AEAPHrs. Nov 26-Cotton hrm and held higher; Aridns
ss,o nsiss aSssp.a .soes Il Sal bale.
MoBILE. Nov. 2s.-CottOn steady Niddlng ll41lIsel
receipts 1929 bales exports oOastWise 1921 bales sales
SEw ORLEANS Noy SecoTton sironG MiddlnE
c. 81 bales. sross i0s,7 bales exports Great BIZ
tain 4ios bales France ?935 BALE 70 the Continent
evening 45So Sas' Leg ,lSSs 2$ an, Ses SsD S1es
ecps t5s5 bale: exports cOastwiSe SSiO bales 'ae
0TS pHIisDELPHiA Ncv 96-Cotou nrn, Middlirx I2ac
Low Middnng SO Good ordinary II PC net receipts
as sss; :a 1Ss : Low
Midilng NC Good Ordnarr. llc recelnts 4.22I
Dales Ero-s bales exports 22BT bales
30u bales hast evening. 500 bales -incS Su,OlO
IT Louis. Nov 26.-Cotton nrm aud higher but slow OF
sale Middling nc; Mi,lng &c, Good Ordinary
llc ecept 264 bales shipments 5.59o oaes saies 900
WiIxSGfoS. Nov 2s~cotton firm: Middnnr llaa' Low
Middng lI7,ac. Good Ordinary. IL &C. net receipts, 53l
gross 53l bales sales go bales stock 1894 bales
PRINT CLOTH MARKET
FAIL RrvrR Mass. Nov. 26.-The market has been very
quiet 4sc. for o. goods
and .3sc x56 Cloths
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27
Cipi0cn6 Notices.

OFFICR THR HOaRsrAkB NNTNG CO..
No. 81 BRoADsr NEw YORK. Nov. l3 1873.
DIVIDEND NO. IL.
The regular MONTHLY DIVIDEND OF THIRTY CENTS
PER SHARE has been october payable at hs
Office wels Fargo Co.. No 65 Broadway. on the 9otn
inst. Transfer books close On the 2Oh INST
H. b. PARSONS.
Asst. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-27

FALL RrvrR Mass. 26.-The market has been very
quicf quotations. 4sc for o. goods
&c. g. x56 Cloths.