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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-16
Reception Of Gen. Grant.
BOLD ROBBERY.
S2S,OOO in Bonds Stolen.

New YORK, October l5.-Bonds to the
value Of $4,000 were stolen to-day from
the safe in the office OF Merritt Trimble,
a well iron merchant in the Coal and
Iron Exchange, by three strangers, who
came apparently on business. The
robbery was not discouered until sever
al hours afterward, when it was too late
to ascertain whether they had been ne
gOtiated on the street or not. Among
the stolen bonds were the following:
Twenty 5 per cent. bonds, $1,000 each,
of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern Railway Company, Nos. 1924
to ,14S; eight 500 bonds, Nos. 5,579 to
5.7S6; one 500 bond, No. 1891, and four
81, 900 Alabama State bonds of 1893, Nos.
275 to 27S.
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Patent Case Decided

LOUISVILLE, October l5.-The long
pending patent suit of Anton Miller,
Christian Wooley q Penzer Bro, vs. s.
J. Force & Co., pending in the United
States Court here has been brought to
a termination. The patent in con-
troversy is for the process by which the
mark is impressed into the face Of the
plug Of tobacco 80 as to enable the re-
tailers and users to identify their brand.
The suit was defended by combination
of nearly all the plug manufacturers OF
ne country. Judge Baxter to-day
/ und claim for the process, as it was
not anticipated and granted complain
ants a decree.
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of priest in a quarrel, he must have
been the victim OF outrageous treat
ment.
1t would be unjust in me to trspass
on your space with further extracts, but
il protestant" or any of your readers
are sufficiently interested they can see
the whole story ventilated by the gifted
correspondent of the New York Free
mans Journal, in last weeks issue. The
correspondent is an American lady OF
high attainments, and those who know
her need not be told that she writes
nothing with which she is not thor
oughly familiar. A CATHOLIC.
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THE INDIANS.
No Further Trouble Anticipated

WASHINGTON, October l5.-The fol-
lowing telegram was received at the In
dian Bureau to-day:
Los PINos, Col, October IL.
To tie Commissioner of Indian Afdirs
All is quiet. There is no danger OF
trouble from the Indians, either near or
remote, unless precipitated by the evil
counsels and conduct of the whites, who
seem determined TO make trouble. The
newspapers and the very atmosphere OF
Colorado are full OF lying rumOrs. The
secret OF all this outcry and these false
rumors can be found in the popular
text: "Thc Utes must 90" The White
River women, children, money and pa
pers are safe with Mr.. Meeker. All
will be sent here as soon as possible.
The soldiers have been reinforced. Pro-
visions and water are plenty. These
items were obtained here from runners
from White River.
Signed STANLEY,
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Weather Indications.

WAsHISGToS, d. c., October lG, A.
N.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
cloudy or partly cloudy weather, east
winds, stationary temperature, and sta
tionary or lower barometer.
For the Lower Lake regions clear
weather, followed by increasing cloudi
ness, variable, shifting To east winds,
nearly stationary temperature, and sta
tionary, followed by lower barometer.
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Grant Gratihed.

PORTLAND, OREGON, October l5.-
General Grant, on being informed to-
day of the sweeping Republican tri-
umph in Ohio, expressed much gratifica-
ton thereat. He said with much en-
phasis that Ewing is a representative
of false and dangerous financial doc
trines and deserved defeat. For many
years the country has been struggling
10 reach sound financial basis, and it
was inexcusable in any man to take
position which would again Idebase the
currency and impair the public credit.
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THE FEVER.
Ten New Cases Yesterday.

MDPaIS, October 15.-Ten new cases
in all were reported to the Board OF
Health to-day. Among those reported
this afternoon were c. K. Isaacs, John
Il. hastings and Mollie Thomas. Four
additional deaths have occurred, Esau
Ferrell, VIM. Robinson, James McDan-
iel and Minnie Foley.
The donations to the Howards to-day
aggregated Sol.
Dr. Winn, Inspector of the National
Board OF Health, left on special train
with a female nurse, this afternoon, for
Forest City, Ark. Two new cases are
reported 10 have developed there.
Weather threatening.
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Lottery Compapy Enioined.

LOUISVILLE, October l5.-Simmcns x
Dickinson, of New York, who for many
wears have drawn the Kentucky State
lotteries at Covington, were enjoined
to-day at Newport from drawing any
lotteries for the benefit OF Henry College
or the Grand Lodge OF Kentucky, at the
suit of Henry Cotton. This injunction
stops all the lotteries OF Simmons &
Dickinson in Kentucky.
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Hunting Robbers in Nebraska.

ST. Paul, October I5.-Nolan and
Johnson, two Of Doc Middleton's gang
OF Nebraskl robbers, were traced to Or
tenville, Mimi, near the Dakota line. A
SherifTs posse pursued them, overtaking
them yesterday, near Appleton. They
fortified themselves in a shanty and a
regular siege followed. The firing was
kept up several hours when the robbers
finally escaped. Pursuit continues,
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BELGIUM.
The Clergy and the Common Schools.

The Clergy and the Common Schools.
BRrssELs, October l5.-The Journal
De Ljege reports that the Belgian
bishops have given supplementary in
structions to the clergy not only to re-
fuse absOution to teachers in COM
munal schools, but also to publicly
refuse them the sacraments. Not only
are teachers eXcommunicated, but
children receiving religious instruction
from them are excluded from rlrst COM
muniOn
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FALL RIVER.
The Spinners' Strike.

FALL RIVER, October l5.-The ma
jority OF the old spinners have returned
to work, but several bundled have not
vet been able to do so. Alta meeting
of spinners. last night it was voted by
those who had secured work 10 tax
themselves one dollar per week for the
support of their non-wOrking brethren,
in addition to a weekly tax Of 20 cents
for the support of the Union. The call
for the meeting stated that many mem
bers OF the Union were suffering Tor
food.
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October Crop Report

WAsHISGToS, October lj.-lsctuns
10 the Department Of Agriculture for
October show an average condition IN
the cotton States Of 81, decline since
September LIST of I, compared with Dc
tober Il. In tobacco tie condition DC
tober lst has improved from that on
September LIST, in hine Of the large pro-
ducing States. declined in two, and re-
mained the same in the total average for
these States. g3
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lar.
STATE BoNDs-The feature in State
securities is a rise in Louisiana consols
from 4St 10 46l.
SToCKs-The speculation i'm stocks
was characterized by marked buoysncy
in early dealings, and prices advanced !
@2i per cent, Northern Pacific, the
Telegraph shares and Union Pacific lead
ing in improvement. During the after
noon a stringency in money, although
chiefly artificial, had depressing in
fiuence on the market, and led 10 de-
cline OF t@2! per cent, the entire list
participating. Upon relaxation OF rates
for money, however, the market re-
sumed its buoyancy, and general al
vance took place, purchasers be-
ing stimulated by the great in
crease of earnings on the roads
in the west and north and the ilattering
condition OF the coal properties. Sioux
City common closed at 81 and preferred
at 80. Western Union at one time all
vanced TO 100 on variety of rumors,
the most plausible of which was that
the company would henceforth pay 4
per cent dividend, per cent quarterly.
The transactions aggregated 3S7 900
shares, OF which 5000 were Erie,
22,000 Lake Shore, 5000 Canada
Southern, 1900 Northwestern, 1900
st. Paul, 10000 Wabash, 24,OO0 Della
ware, I.ackawanna, and Western, 1900
New Jersey Central 5000 Michigan
Central, 1900 Union Pacific, 5000 c.,
c., G.. Il l., 5000 II. Joseph, 1000
Ohio, 81 900 Western Union Telegraph,
1000 \. q Z. Telegraph, 1900 Pacific
Mail, 1900 Kansas City and Northern,
5000 Kansas and Texas, 1000 Kansas
Pacific, 2j,0O0 Northern Pacific, 5000
Louisville and Nashville, 1000 Indian
apolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette and
1000 Iron Mountain.
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Political Preacher bounced.

Bo-roS. October l5.--lt in reported
that Rev. &. Z. Carpenter, pastor oi
Mount Vernon Unitarian church, ROr-
bury, will resign on sunday next, bis
advocacy of Gen. Butler giving um-
bragg 20 large number oi the oDngrc-
cation
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CHICAGO.
Strong Upward Movement in
Grain.

CHICAGO, October l5.-There was a
strong upward movement in corn, wheat
and provisions to-day, and Chas. Ekin,
corn dealer, failed with liabilities
amounting to 100000.
Reception Of Gen. Grant
\ number OF prominent private citi-
zens, without regard to party, decided
tonight TO extend a welcome to Gen.
Grant on his visit to this city.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers

brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
KANSAS Cry. October l5.-The Grand
international Brotherhood Of LOcomo-
tive Engineers opened its annual session
here to-day. One hundred and fifty
members from all parts of the country
and Canada were present. Mayor
Shelby delivered an address OF welcome,
followed by x. T. Van Horn, after
which the opening address was delivered
by III. Marburger, and Chief Engineer
Vim. Robinson delivered short adj
dress. devoted to temperance, after
which the programme for the session
was arranged. IL will last eight days. =
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Attacked By Outlaws

SAN FRASCIsco, October H.-Near
Mendocino, this morning, the sheriH's
posse in search Of cattle thieves were
fired on from bush by outlaws, killing
Thos. Dollar, fatally woUnding a volun-
teer named Wright, and slightly wound.
ing Others. Reiniorcements have been
seft out
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Iowa Election.

DEs MONIES, October l5.-All later re-
turns increase the Republican majority
on the State ticket, and 1t will reach
10000, and Is likely to be 5000. The
Republican majority on Joint ballot will
be larger than last year.
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Warlike Apaches.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, October l5.-The
Ne,rs' San Autonia special reports that
parties of we'll armed Apaches are going
south from Mescalera agency. All posts
are notified to be in readines and con-
centrate the troops in case OF necessity.
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Prescription Free

FOR the specdy Cure Of Seminal woakBess. Loss
Of Manhood. and all disorders brought on by in.
discretion OF eIoe~. Any Druggist has the in.
gredIenu. Addrtss DAvIDsos& a CO., ssIslu
street New York. iuessodxs
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Fosters Majority Coming Down
Rapidly.
The Republican State Committee
Say
n Will Fall as Low as 1900,
But the Probability Is II VIII Be
Much Lower.
The Legislature Still Claimed by
Both Parties.
Belmont County Still All Right.
She Gives Ewing One Hundred Ma
jOrity
And Elects a Democratic Repre-
sentative.
The Legislature Still Claimed by
Both Parties.
And Elects a Democratic Repre-
sentative.
BELMONT COUNTY.


One Hundred Majority for Ewing.
Special Dispatch w thu Register.
ST. CLAIRsyILLE, October ID.
B.mOnt county gives Ewing one hun
drcd majority. The Democrats elect
Treasurer, Commissioner and Intirmary
Director. Representative is in doubt
AMI will require the official count to
decide il.
Democratic Representative Elected by
Twelve Majority.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
ST. CLAIRSvILLE, o., Oct. 10.
There have been discrepancies dis
covered in the returns which give At
kinsOn, Democrat, for Representative,
twelve majority in the county.
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,HEEP AND LAM


REMARks.
We quote common sheep at 5G5i cts.
and better grades 5s@5! cts, most sales
being made at 5!@5s cts, and closing
firm.
For itiiiiiOnl MddrkSts Ne Fourth pdgt
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active at 5 10 II Per Cent-Goy-
ernments Firm-fIour Unsettled
Wheat Irregular -
Hogs Quiet.
FINANCE.

NKw YORK, October l5.-MoSEY -
Active at 5t67. per cent, closing at :
per cent. Prime mercantile paper sac
per cent. Sterling exchange dull at
4Sl; sight exchange on New York 4SS.
SILyER-At London 81 l-l6d; bar
silver here 1881; subsidiary silver coin
AGl per cent. discount.
GovERNMESTs-Closed firm.
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kkckiPrs slSCE MONDAY.
6SS
sheep and SOli
sOo2
30
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE At rHE sAkKEr TO
DAY.
Very best on sale to-day ......... 4ssI5l.
That generally ated hrst qualify. SEQ,
Medium or good fair quality ............-. 2haSAs
Onty thin steen, oxen and COWS. 92A
kNtrelne range OF prices ctJAs
Most Of the sales were from...-.......- a.
WHERE rHE CATTLE ARE REORrED PROM.
Virginia, S,llS; Ohio, 49S; West Nir-
ginia, 2,S11; Tennessee, l04; Maryland
l22: North Carolina, ll3. Total sales,
6,223.
REMARKS on BIEF CATTLE
The arrivals of cattle during the week
amounted 10 6,22S head, against 6,411
last week and 1858 head the correspOn-
ding week OF last year, and the sales
during the week amounted to-, S27 head.
against S,122 last week and +,673 head
the corresponding week Of last year, and
were as follows:
To Baltimore butchers ~
To country dealers ltl
To eastern SIS
To Washington city butchers .................. ~
Total sacs.................................. 2S.7
The expectations at the beginning
were that the market Was 10 be- active:
but adyces from the East led 10 con.
trary result and trade was inactive near
lv all the time, though prices in view oi
the quality, were no lower than they
were last week, The tops were not as
good as they were last week, but there
was not, on the other hand, as many
common Cattle as there were then.
Prices, 2@lI cts.
MICH cows
Good Cows are scarce; prime would
readily sell for much higher prices than
our quotations. We quote at s2OC9b
as 10 quality.
SWINE.
Arrivals this week 90!
ArrlNAls last Week htN
Arrivals one year ago.. YUh
REMARKS.
The offerings are generally quite as
good as last week, hut few dealers re-
porting any falling oil in quality. The
market has been fairly active in most Of
the wards, the supply being but little
in excess oithe demand in most OF them.
We quote common Hogs at Sd5l cts,
and the better grades at 5l@ji cts,
with most sales ranging between $40
50 cts.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Arrivals this week 3,Oll
ArriNals last week ., 90
Arrivalsonc year ags A'S
REMAINS.
We quote common sheep at 5Cdji cts.
and better grades js@5! cts, most sales
being made at 5l@5s cts, and closing
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MICH COWS.

Good Cows are scare; prime would
readily sell for much higher prices than
our quotations. We quote at Sa0C9b
as 10 quality.
SWINE
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A Bright Little Dispatch.

A Bright Little Dispatch.
The following dispatch was received
in this city last night:
CoLUNBUs, October II, 1910 AM.
To j. ". HGI:
legislature Democratic by - to 50.
j. f. MCKINNEY,
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OIL City.

OIL CRY, October 15.--The market
opened with Site bid, advanced TO 92}c,
declined and closed at SOc bid. ship.
ments $1,000 barrels, averaging 47,0OO
barrels; transactions SOC, 900 barrelA
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WHERE rHE CATTLE ARE REPORTED PROM.
Virginia, S,llS; Ohio, 49S; West Nir-
ginia, 2,S77; Tennessee, l04; Maryland
l22; North Carolina, llS. Total sales,
IL oD2
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LIVE STOCK.

Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Oct. l3.
RECEIPTS SINCE MONDAY.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-08

troubles; aud to explain con-
temptuously, that anybody can
spend money, the test OF true
ability is the getting of it. He
knows little Of the anxious hours
which ais helpmeet spends in try
ing to make both ends meet, to
balance unlimited wants against
limited means, to devote, to- each
branch and item of household ex-
penditure, Just its proper proper
ton of expense and no more, so
that an abundance in one direction
need not be paid for by a glaring
deficiency in another. Patertami-
las. ia his mercantile operations,
has his prices current, his mercan-
tile correspondence, and his care
fully compiled business papers, as
so many lamps to his feet: and IL
seldom strikes him that the wife of
his bosom would be all the better
for similar guides in her operations.
Others, however, are more APP
preciative of female necessities
and in particular, the publishers Of
Ehrichs' Fashion Quarterly seem
TO have an acute comprehension of
Just what is required. The Fall
number Of this magazine, which
lies upon our table, leaves little to
he desired in the way of informa-
ton specially adapted to the wants
of ladies'. 1t is not, like many so
called Magazines, filed with re-
print of illustrations published in
European journals; but contains
carefully executed drawings, made
from actually finished articles of cos
tune at varying rates of cost: each
illustration accompanied with a
lucid description of the material
and manner of making. Not an
item of female necessity is left
unnoticed ; clothing for boys and
girls, ladies' under wear, trimmed
and untrimmed hats and bonnets,
laces, embroideries, hair goods,
iewelry, and a hundred other items,
are in such admirable order that
any lady can without difficulty Sc
lect an article of style TO suit her
taste, at a price commensurate
with her means. AS guide to
making purchases, the book is in
valuable. 1t reminds its readers of
everything they are likely to need,
shows them in what styles their
wants can be supplied, and gives
full and reliable lists of all the lat
est metropolitan retail prices. The
Fashion Quarterly, in short, fills a
place in American periodical liter
ature heretofore left vacant, and
fills it so worthily as to leave little
room for competitors.
Published by Enrich d Co., 2S7
to 295 Eight Avenue, New York,
at so cents year, or 10 cents q
single plumber.
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Club List.

1t is often a saving of money to
for periodicals that you
may desire, together with your
own home paper. We are prepared
to take subscriptions at the follow
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Wednesday, oct. s, 1879.
AlpSla Co. Agricultural Society
PREMIUMS.
DEPARTMENT A-SPECIAL.
GLASS;


Special premiums for productions as
follows:
I. The ALPENA WEEKLY ARGUS two
years for first premium, and one year for
second premium, for best bushel winter
wheat, best bushel OF spring wheat, best
bushel OF oats, best bushel of potatoes
and best bushel of onions, given by j. &.
Wall the donor to receive the grain and
produce in each instance.
2. Best display of pastry cooking by
girl under l6 years Of age, Pioneer and
Godey's Ladys Book one year; 2d best.
Pioneer for one year, given by A. Z.
Teft.
3. First premium on plums, plum
trees, $3.50; first premium on apples, o
apple trees, $3.50; first premium on
grapes, choice grape vines, $3.50; best
display of house plants, 3 choice roses,
$3.50, given by f. NJ. Smart, of Battle
Greek Nursery.
4. Best 10 pounds of butter, three
dollars, butter to go 10 the donors, given
by the Women's Christian Temperance
Union.
8. Best sheep and lamb, S3, given by
ID. w. Campbell.
6. Piece of best cooked mackerel, 81,
given by V. G. Burnham.
DEPARTMENT B-STOCK.
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RIS ID.

In this city, at Pilgrir's Rest, June Is, 1879, by
Rev. w. Donnelly, MIR. Edward @. latham and
Miss Mary A. Cutting.
Aug. 4, by same, at same place, Mr.. Geo. A.
Cathro and Miss Jane Shaw, both of Ling
Rapids.
Aug. TO- by same, at same place, Mr.. Jacob C..
Fockler, NJ. s. T., and Miss Eva NJ. Van Horn,
both of this city.
Sept. q, by same, ut same place, Mr. Matthias
Amersdorer and Miss Babette shilfart, both of
this city.
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DEPARTURES.

Barges.--G. Worthington. Chief,
Venus, Richie, Lathrop, Montana
and Saginaw, lumber for Cleveland |;
Cowie, Raynor, Danube, Russian,
lumber for Toledo; Huron City,
Light Guard, lumber for Sandusky.
Schrs.-Nilson, Calkins, Oneonta,
lumber for Chicago f.; Nettie, lum-
Der for Vermilion Moshier, lum-
Der for Buffalo; st. Stephens lum-
Der for Algonac.
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A Model Magazine.

What to buy-where TO buy it.
and how much to pay for it-are the
three questions, in efforts at whose
solution a large proportion Of the
time of every wife and mother is
spent. Paterfamilias, in the tur.
MOL and excitement of money get
ting, is apt to deride feminine
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Number Of clear days, s.
Number of fair days, II.
Nu.ohor of cloudV 1aVs 3.

Number Of clear days, s.
Number Of fair days, II.
Number Of cloudy days, :.
Number of days ON which rain fell, 20.
Prevailing wind for month az 900 %. M, W.
Prevailing wind for month at so9 p IN, s. e.
Prevailing wind for month at 1884 p M a. W.
Total rainfall or melted snow, 500 inches
Maximum velocity Of wind 80 miles per hour
Total movement of wind, 1911 miles.
Dates of nuroras 9th and 10th.
Dates of frosts, 10th, 10Th, 10Th, 2ist, and 22nd
Average velocity of wind for the month at 1909
. m, was 90 miles.
JAMES A. BARwICK,
Sergeant Sig. Corps, u. 5. A.
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IsIItT II -.
Sept. 30th, Mrs. J. J. Potter, Of daughter.
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ARRIVALS.

Barges Oscoda, Saginaw, La
throp, Light Guard, Russian, Chief,
Venus, Worthington, Richie, Cowie,
Huron City, Oneouta, ST. Stephens,
Stafford and Slawson.
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DETROIT MARKETS.
Teachers Examination.
DIRECTED WEEKLY.

Notice Is hereby given that the examination %
teachers for the public schools Of the township OF
Alpcna will take place on Saturday, Oct. III, at D
o'clock A. NJ, at the Township Clerks office.
Q. WES3EL.
Clerk.
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Marine.

Mr.. Sellick furnishes us with the
following list of vessels as having
arrived or departed during the past
week:
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n1Ass FOREIGN MANUFACTURE.

GLASS XIV.-FOREIGN MANUFACTURE
na- dinloma given 10 each of the following:
Display of Furniture; Hardware; Dry Goods
and Clothing; Millinery and Fancy Goods
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry Musical instru-
meats: Sewing and Knitting Machines; Flows
and Cultivntors Mowers, Reapers and Horse
Rnkes; Tanning Mills Churns; Hand and
Force PUMPS; Washing Machines and Clothes
Wrngers; Parlor and Cook stoves Hay Fress
Threshing Machines.
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Highest barometer, 9o.4o6, on the 2fst-
Lowest barometer. 2o.4s4, on the srd.
Monthly range Of barometer, .o22 inches.
Highest temperature. IS, on the 9oth.
Lowest temperature. 30, on the 25th.
Monthly range Of temperature. IS degrees.
Greatest daily range Of temperature, IS, on 25th.
Lowest daily range Of temperature, ., on srd.
Mean Of maximum temperature, 62.s.
Mean Of minimum temperature. as.
Mean daily range Of tempersture. fei.