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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-04

State of West Virginia, Ohio County Circuit
Court, December Rules, lS7g:
John +. Land
Elizabeth N. Land
Summons
The state of West vinyinia To the sherin OF
Ohio County, greeting: We Command that YOU
summon Elizabeth NJ. Land, II she be found iu
your bailwick, to appear AT the CLERK Oricr oi
the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, NJ Rules Ia hc
held for the said Court, on the int Monday iu
DecemOer, ls79. 10 answer bill In chanorrl ~.
hihitcd against her In the Said Court by John ,.
Land. and have then tners this writ witness
samuel X. MCtolloCh, Clerk of our Sald Court, al
the Court House Of aid County, In the city of
Wheeling, the ,d day ut November. lb.g, and in
the seventeenth year Of the stale Of West Viz
gluia SAMUEL y. NctOLLOtH,
CLERK
sheriff, Return.
Elizabeth NJ. Land is no iuhabilant Of my
bailiwick nor found therein this I'D day ot No.
vembcr lN5g. X. II. PHILLIPS, D.S.
for GeOnsC K. nngle. :. q. 4.
The object oi this >uit is to obtain a diyoucc
from The bonds oi matrimouy. and it appearing
nom All afidAyit tled In the cause that the lie
fcudAnt i not resident ut the state of Mcst
VirgIula. ON motion OF the plaintiff. by his nj
torucy, IL j. OpiCpd that the defendant DO az.
pear hcp the next rule day and DO What T. ucCe,-
sary Ia protest her Interests herein.
Tc>tc: SAMUEL B Nc, c,DLLotH,
Clerk.
l. :. JORDAN. solicitor for complainant
Take notice, that the dcpOsiuons of J. & Land,
J. r. Bairi J. 4. Henry, A. wallace, and other,
will be taken at the law othcc Of /. ;. Jorian.
No lS6 Chapline street In the city oiWhcrling.
In the state oi West Virginia, on the Nh day ui
January, A. II. lSSO, between the houN ui
o'clock A. ". and o'CloVk g. N, Ia Ice read Doe
evidence in the above named cause ON behalf ui
said plaintiff. Aud IT, irom any cause, thc TAX
ing of the said dcpOSitions shall not bc com.
menccd ar h.inr enm ,ppced shall not La com.
pletci On that DAY, the taking of the same viii
he adjourned from time Ia time until the same
shall bc completed.
JOINT lNNn plaintiff.
ByL :. JORDAN his attorney
To Elizabeth " Land, thc defendant
Dee OsMt
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New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, December 3. - Cot
fee e-Strong; Rio cargOes ordinary 10
prime l+Cgl7ic. sugar-ln good de-
mand; inferior 5i@5ic; inferior TO good, f,
common, GqGlc; common TO good,
common, 6.C97lc; yellow clarified S9
SIC. Molasses- Quiet and weak; CON-
mon 2iC 27c; centrifugal 25tg32c; fer
menting 2jCd3lc; fair 3Ota32c: Rice
Quiet but firm; Louisiana ordinary to
chcice GsT73c
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Mnrran Raid Claims.

WANuGGroN, December S.-Judge
New. of Indiana, has obtained the con-
sent of the Secretary Of War that the
claims ON file in the office OF the Adj
infant General Of Indiana, known rs the
Morgan raid claims, may be transferred
i'm bulk at once % the War Department
here. This will prevent these claims
fr1m being barred by the statute OF limi-
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PRODUCE
eW YORK.

Ngw YORK, December 3.-COttOn-
Steady at l2i@l2.c. Flour - In fair
demand; receipts 10000 barrels; super
fine State and western - 00CGj 60;
common to good - 7jCI5 90; good to
choice s. 9jG7 10; white wheat extra
81 SOG6 %; extra Ohio g S0(d7 30; ~.
Louis s. 75CdS 90; Minnesota patent
process 81 OOGS65. Wheat-MOre ac-
tive; receipts $4,000 bushels; ungraded
spring Il 2O6l 40; No. spring II $40
! 36l; No. . spring 81 3SlCl 40; No.
/ do. 81 42l6l 45; ungraded red u 80
al 4S5;; No. 3 do 81 40; No. 2 81 1890
| 5OJ: No. ! 81 80; steamer No. 2
81 4GI; mixed winter 81 46BGl A.; un-
graded amber 81 44@l AZ; No. , amber
81 4SICDl 40; No. ! Il 49i@l 30; un-
graded white 81 46l@l AZ; No. ! do.
sales $4,000 bushels, at II 464Cdl 4St;
NO. , red seller December, sales 2OS,OOO
bushels atSl 49l@l 50l seller January,
sales $4,000 bushels, at II 53CJl jil;
seller January by GENITAL, sales 10000
bushels, at 81 SIT; seller February,
sales $4,000 bushels, at II j6. Rye
Quiet but firm; No. western 9lfg92c.
Corn-Moderately y active; receipts 459,-
600 bushels; ungraded Oi(aG2c; No. )
Sole: steamer GOc; No. . I'll ,GG2c; No. 2
white G5lM6Gc; ungraded 63ic; NO. ,
seller December 81 &c; seller January
G2c. Oats-MOderately active; receipts
2SOO0 bushels; western mixed 419Cg
SOC; white western 4Sl@J0!c. Hay
Strong at jOG.55c. Hops-Quiet and
weak; yearlings 7GglSc; eastern and
western 3jG,43c; New York State 3j(a,
4jc. CofIee-Dull: Rio cargOes l47Ca,
ljlc; Job lots l4iMl9l. Sugar-Dull; (;
fair to good refining sICG9!c. Molasses
Quiet and unchanged; New Orleans
2Gm 4jc. Rice-Steady. Petroleum -
Firmer; United 81 2Gi.; crude 7tG
Sic; refined SIC. Tallow-Att 6sCJ7c.
Rosin-Nominally unchanged. Iurpen-
tine-Firmer at 81 4l!@l ~. Eggs
Dull: western lSlI22c. Lea,her-Dull; ;
hemlock, soles at 2SlG3lc. WOol-ln
good demand at full prices; domestic
fleece 42G,57lc; pulled 2jCdyjjc; un-
washed lS(a36c; Texas l7G35c. Pork
Strong: mess Sl2 5Oldl2 -. Beef
Firm: extra mess Sll OOlGl2 90. Cut
Meats-Firm: long clear 8 20; short
clear s. 37l. Lard-Demand active;
prime steam s. %. Butter-Dull and
heavy; western la 36c. Cheese-lnict;
western SGl3c. Whisky-NOminal at
81 I8. Metals-Manuiactur Copper
Quiet but steady; new sheathlng
SIS 90: ingot lake S2l 50Cd22 90. Pig
Iron-Dull. Scotch S23 SOAR 80; Amer
lean s24 OO'G27 90; Russia sheathing
Sl3 p. Nails-Cut, 8 20; clinch 50 20
| as 20.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, December 3. 49, Wheat -
/ Irregular; amber Michigan spot 81 %;
/ No. red spot and seller December
/ 81 81. seller January = 37s seller
February 81 20; No. amber Illinois
/ = IS. Corn-Steady; high mixed, new,
/ 42c; No. > spot, new, 4llc; seller De-
/ cember Al &c; seller May Ale. Oats
/ Firm; No. 3Gc; DO. May iOc. Clover
/ Seed-Dul.
Pittsburgh
PIrTsBURGH. December 3.-Petroleum
Crude 81 30: at Parker's for ship
ment; refined S.c for Philadelphia de-
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STATE or WEST vIRGISIA. IN THEClE

S,TATE or WEST VIRGINIA, IN 1HktlR
= CUT Court Tor Ohio county. bcc"m'"f
Rule, ls7H
Saiathicl Curtis, GuarlIau ipf Henry and irwin
Bodey,
v
William Bvdcy, cia..,
~ 'iI.N,EEN.
The general ohj"ct 81 this suli 4 t1 obtain
decree authorizing the sale oi all DO" ughis, title
and Interest. 81 Henry and Irwin B0dey, minor
helm ul Gcurgc " Bplny, deceased, o. the real
estate described aud mentioned ln the iii AM
IL appearing from Rn affidavit nl,,i in this chus"
that the defendants. william BDdel, HcuD
H0dy Irwin Bndcy aud Carplino y Bodey. heir
of Georgr w. Bplcy, doCeas'd. are not usidrnh
of the STATE Of West Virginia, II j. ordered that
the said non resident deirudanu DO aplS'af 81
the next Rules to be- held for this Court on the
Grst Monday In January. 4. u. lN-D. and 10 what
may be Necessary to pfOtect their intensi ~ uh
cause. Tcste . .
sAN'L B NcCOLIOCH, Ccfk
"a y rrpTts .ol f,r oDtupi't Sc 'augt
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LOUISVILLE, December S.-The River
Convention reaSsembled at 5 o'clock,
with a small attendance. Nothing OF IN
terest was done, and the convention adj
iourned to meet in It. Louis in Novem-
ber 1850
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Birthday Of Oliver wenden Holmes.

Bo>roN, December 3.-Thc SEVENTEEN
anniversary of the birthday of Oliver
Wendell Holmes was Commemoratcd
to-day by a breakfast and reception, at
tended by 4 large number OF prominent
cssavists, poets and writer's OF distinc-
tion, among them Emerson and Long
fellow. Letters OF regret were received
from President Hayes, Carl Schurz,
Henry Watterson and others. The fol-
lowing is the letter OF President Hayes:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON. November -.
GENrLEuEN:-I am obliged To you Tor
invitingme 10 q breakfast in honor of
the scvcnticth birthday of DIR. Holmes.
Nobody enjoyed his breakfast table talk
some years ago more than ! did. Sew
entv years used 20 seem great age, but
cannot think of DIR. Holmes aS grow
mguId. am sorry cannot enjoy the
breakfast with him. May he still live
mauyyrars, happy himself, and, rs he
always has done, making others happy.
Sincerely, Il, b. HAYES.
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BOOK BINDERY.
0'a..:' ri
=, -ST-fgT' ~ ~ rL.l-Gy
itsy s,,,ly,': s:1,. sgs: GOLD N

., N. hisS.h sehi.,sns a ~ n. nssSf.etsrs o
Gold Ps.s ssd hs 'sssii of ess.,,nc.s,, fos nnor'
orodss.d bys ,sillfd eorsbi.stoa 81 ths 80,
p,eeioss s.d soa-eorrosvs metals 10 kr. Cole
lad Platinum, while the oseihsry geld pee coz
syt y;eld.sa thst elasticity, tsss'ty snd steel has
Isrpsr ~Ih,eh The costly Platinum ssppiss. Ih
'RtCoaon Geld Pen Pe,afs ere sf h. bss
Tridiss- pismosss,) inssa,setibls ID 10"
stssi o.s wriisrs have se~ ever ebisehes t
acid fairy ovsreesss, ssd s.sry rseyissmsst -
bss ~h.ek .il sses,s sd .et s.,e.Is. sas,,1..,,
ssS:sss. sf PsiA Pas., 81 80, .s.d 81 ID j..
,jsrs ssd etstioasrs Ia The uaitsd etst.s nsxS
6ysd srdse direct iron J0Ah MoLLAsE
OaaaAlllsesx. 10 W. ga Sc. Ctsr<ss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-04

andlocal rains, followed by falling bar
ometer, southeast winds, partly cloudy
weather, and in the western portiong
rising temperature.
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Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Dec. l..
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK.
WHERE THE CATTLE ARE REPORTED FRI
REMARKs oN BEEF CATTLE.

The arrivals OF Cattle during the week
amounted to 5,ljS head, against 3,7l5
lass week and | sol head the correspon-
ding week OF last year, and the sales
during the week amounted to 2.9S9
head, against 1852 last week and l,OSO
the corresponding week of last year, and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-04
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at per cent-GOyern-
ments Strong and Higher-FIOur
A Shade Hgher-WheateNcited
and Higher-HOgs Easier.
FINANCE.
New York.

New YORK, December 3.-MoNEy-
Easy at 5G6 per cent, closing at ) per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 5@7 per
cent. Sterling exchange 4Slt; sight ex-
change on New York at 4S3l.
SmvER-At London sgd; bar silver
here ll4t; subsidiary silver coin !@l
per cent. discount.
GovERNMENTs-Stron and sales high
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.-FlOur-Firm;
Minnesota extra family, medium, - %
as 50; good, Sc 80 choice fancy s. 10;
Minnesota patent process IS 90. Rye
Flour-At S. 37B6550. Wheat-ln good
demand; western rejected track 81 l24;
No. red, elevator II 1901 463; No.
> red seller December 81 414 bid, 81 Is
asked; seller January 81 90! bid, 81 81
asked seller February 81 50 bid, 81 81!
asked. Corn-In fair demand; old west
ern sail mixed track GOc bid; new o9c;
sail mixed and seller December SOC
bid, 6Oc asked; seller January 593c
bid, GOc asked; seller February 6Oc bid,
cole asked. Oats-Firm western re-
iected 43c; mixed 43Gi3!c; white 45Cg
46c. Provisions-ln fair demand. Beef
Mess at Sl3 90. Mess Pork-At
Sl3 5OGl4 co. Hams-SmOked at 10
6llc; picked S}@9c. Lard-At 7g@Sc.
Butter-Quiet; creamery extra $40
35c; New York State and Bradford
county, Pa, extra, 32G32c; Western
Reserve extra 25@21c. Eggs-firm;
western 22@23c. Cheese-Dull; cream
cry l2!@l3c; good ll@l2c. Petroleum
- Firm; refined SIC. Whisky-Firm;
western at 81 lag.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, December 3.-FlOur-In
good demand and prices a shade higher;
extra S5 25G5 GO; M - 1901 90;
patents - OOG9 co. Wheat-EXcited
and higher; No. > red winter 81 26.@
p; No. , Chicago spring 81 p cash;
81 26 sci Ter January; II 2I4 seller Feb
ruary; No. 5, 81 Il; rejected 95c. Corn
Active. firm and higher at 4O,c cash;
4O5c seller January; 46c seller May.
Oats-StrOng and higher at 33.c cash;
333c seller January; 37Ic seller May.
Rve-Buoyant and stronger at l4c.
Barley-Steady and unchanged. Flax
Seed - Lower; prime II 1901 %.
Dressed HogS-At = 0Od5 p. Pork
Excited and higher al Sl3 0Ocash; Sll 80
ml2 90 seller December; Sl3 l74CGl3 20
seller January: Sl3 }74 seller February.
Lard-Strong and higher at = 52t
cash: = G5 seller January; 81 04ty
: so seller February. Bulk Meats
strong and higher at - 5OG6 GOlGb 90.
Whisky-In good demand and prices
shade higher.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, December 3.-Cotton-
Strong at HE. FloUr-Firm at 50 GOO
Is 25G57 90. Wheat-Strong at 81 2S(a
al 81. Corn-Active, firm and higher
at 4.G43c. Oats-StrOng at 3jla3lc.
Rve-Firm at S5GS Barley-Quiet
atg3G95c. Pork-Flrm at Sl3 %. Lard
Firm, higher and strong ut = 5OG1 -.
Bulk Meats and BacOn-Quiet and un-
changed. Green Meats-Demand fair
and market firm; shoulders 43c; sides
Gle; hams SGS{. Whisky-ln good
demand at 81 10. Butter-Dnll and
drooping: choice Western Reserve at p
. 625c: prime Western Reserve 2OG22c;
prime to choice Central Ohio, zoo pc.
lsnseed Oil-Firm at Soc.
Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE,, December 3.-FlOur-
/ Buovant and higher. Wheat-Firm;
I No. Milwaukee hard 81 23l; No. l
Milwaukee Il 23l; No. 81 22!; seller
December q -. seller January Il 24i;
seller February 81 POI; No. 3 Il 10;
| No. 81 o.; rejected Csc. Corn
/ Quiet: No. > new SIC. Oats-Firm; No.
! > 32sc. Rye-ExcIted and strong; No.
73c. Barley-Strong: No. , spring
cash 76G76ic; seller January 71!a &c.
| Provisions - Quiet but higher. Mess
Pork-Quiet at sl2 90 cash; Sl3 20 seller
January. Lard-Prime steam - %
! cash; g 20 seller January.
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New York.

NEW YoRK, December l.-Beeves--
Receipts for yesterday and to-day $3.50,
and 500 cattle were stopped on the way.
The fresh meat market was depressed
under the influence Of the soft weather
and the glut Of poultry and game. Beef
cattle uncommonly dull and weak at a
reduction Of DC, and clearance could
not be made; poor 10 prime natiyesteers
ranged from 6l@94c, with few extra
steers at 9ihlOlc; no Texans on sale.
Exporters used 400 head at Si(gJic.
Shipments to-day and yesterday, 1900
quarters and 100 head alive. American
refrigerator beef is selling in London and
Liverpool at 5l@5!d; good sides here :
Cg7Ic.
Sheep-Receipts for the two days
$500 head. Market steady for sheep,
out shade weaker for lambs; sheep
81 OOlG,5 81; lambs = 50CG6 %. Snip
ments yesterday and to-day l,ljO car
cases.
Hogs-Receipts for the two days 49,
200 head. Market firm and fairly active
for live. Twenty car loads Of fair 20
good corn-ied sold yesterday at ~ Pa
4 q, and two car loads this morning at
= 2jCa.4 80; rough g IS. Shipments
l75 dressed pigs.
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Total sales

The offerings were considerably in ex-
cess OF the demand, which was generally
slow, and the quality was much better
than it was then, the tops being quite
superior and in full number. Prices
were off | ct on the better grades, while
others were Z cts, and in some cases
sales were made at a greater fraction
difference from last week. Prices, S2(9
20 per 100 lbs.
MICH cows.
Trade is fair and prices range from
S25@45 per head.
SWINE.
,rr;,,als,h this wecE 90
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ETNA
Fire & Marine Insurance Company
or WHEELING. ". VA.
tEsrARIlsHEp ~ lS6.l
CAPITAL $1,000
IC'T'N\

OFFICE. 80 1873 MARKET STREET
This Company iu,urrs all descriptions oi pro
pcrty against luss ut damage 10y fire iuf hong coz
short time on the most favorable terms Also
will insure Canyocs on the western Nairn Hi
current rates.
Patronage Of the epublicnspcctfully solicited.
DIRECTORS:
Wm. B. simpson. Nm. &. handlAn,
John l.. Hobbs, John hotsiori,
J. K MrIoriucy. &. y Brown,
r. 4. Nc, abr,
OFFICERS.
WN. u SINT~oN President
W. C. HANDLANi ior President
RICHARD SAVAGE, SECRETARY.
OSCAR sANDROCII, Agent and,>olic.iof.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-04

The run is very heavy this week and
the quality is quite as good ~ II was
last week, though the supplyis lar more
numerous. The demand generally is
slow. most of the yards reporting only
A moderate market while some report il
dull. We note demand by some OF
the packers and it is thought that in ad-
dition to several hundred head already
shipped East many more will go TO re-
lieye the market and that the supply
here and those expected will but little
more than meet the demand the balance
of the week. Prices 4i@5l cts, most
sales being made at ji@5! cts.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Arrival, this wccE............ ............ l,67s
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The run though light is considered
ample for the demand, which is slow.
The quality shows little if any improve
ment over last week. There is some
little eastern demand, but our home
butchers are buying very sparngly.
Good Sheep, which are scarce, are in
best demand We quote at 3!Ca4! cts,
with few selections at higher figures,
but in numbers scarcely worth report
ing. Lambs are generally sold with the
old sheep, but where separated are quot
nl al 2l(nh cts.
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GERMAN FIRE INSURANCE co
WIIIcIsI.IN w. VA.
(Onauizci I'm 1867
Capital fully paid up SIOO.OOO
SurDIus 10000
Office. fourteenth street.

OPERA HOUSE BUILDING,
Iusurrs Buildings uf all kinds. Manufacturing
Establishments, Household funutuW, Pam
Erupcrty &c against los. ur damage 10y FIRE.
JOHN OESTERIlf President
p RlESTER. ~vcrury.
WM. T. FOO~E. AT Sec'y. iunlT
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ChlCnRO.

CHICAGO, December 3.-The DroUers'
Journal reports hog receipts 1000 head /:
shipments 1900 head. Market still
on the Jump; all grades l09l5c higher;
mixed packing 81 1904 40; light 81 OOC9
1 So; choice heavy - 1901 20; market
closed firm.
Cattle-Receipts 4, 400 head; ship
ments 600 head. Good to prime steady
at - 6Ogj %; common shipping and
all other grades lower; butchers cows
81 O0G3 90; steers 50 25CG3 80; feeders
and stockers quiet and unchanged; Tex
ans plenty and very slow.
Sheep-Receiptj ! 800 head. Market
quiet but steady at - 1904 %.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-04

RAILROAD BoNDS-Firm and generally
higher, the Erie issues leading the inn
provement.
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East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, December Cattle
Receipts to-day 62l head, all for this
market; total for tho two days l70 head
Of through and ,62I head OF local. The
supply and demand have been good, with
prices a little frmer to-day than yester-
day or Monday. All sold ont except
late arrivals. 4 few buyers are still
with us who will clear all out tomorrow,
as they are inclined 10 buy.
Hogs-Receipts to-day 5,llj head ;
total for the two days 1906 head.
iorkers s. 9OG5 90; Philadelphias
81 3OCg4 40.
Sheep-Rcccipts to-day 400 head /;
total for the two days 300 head. Sell.
ing at g OOdi -.
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JOB PRINTING
AND
Blank Book Making.

We have In connecticut with the WHILE
RESIsTEE SewsIaTef Establishment complete
and well.mAnAged
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Toledo.

PITTsBURGH. December 3.-Petroleum
Crude 81 30: at Parker's for ship
ment; refined S.c for Philadelphia de-
livery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-04

Arrivals this week ~
Arrivals last week ........... sr1
Arrivals one wear ago i, "a
Sharp County record., 1879-05-01
Queen YiCtOria's Dairy.

The Queen of England has very
nice dairy farm, which is thus described
by one who has examined it. 1t is a
mile from Windsor Castle:
The dairy is a beautiful cottage, with
marble-paved and frescoed Vestibule.
The interior is o room about thirty feet
square, the roof supported by six Octag-
onal columns of white marble, with richly
carved capitals. The doors are of white
procelain tiles, the windows stained
glass, bordered with hawthorn bios
SONS, daisies, buttercups and primroses.
The floors are lineI with tiles of pOrCe-
lain of blue tint, with rich medalliOns
inserted of the Queen, Prince COnsOrt
and each of the children. Shields, mo-
nograms of the royal family and bas-re-
liefs of agricultural designs, represent
ing the seasons, complete the ornamental
ton of this exquisite model dairy.
All around the walls run marble Ia
BILE and through the center two long
ones, supported by marble posts, rest
ing on basins, through which runs a
perpetual stream of spring water. By
this means the slabs of tables are always
cold, and the temperature Of the dairy
is chill, while the white-and-gilt china
milk and butter dishes, resting on the
tables, are never placed in water. The
delicious milk is brought into the room
ia bright metal buckets, lined with pOr-
delain, the Queen monogram and crest
glittering on the covers. In the room
where the butter is made, milk skim
med and strained, the eyes may be feast
ed on the rows of metallic, porcelain
lined cans of every size, made tC lock,
and sent to the royal family, even as
far as Scotland, or wherever they may
chance to be, 80 they always have good
milk and butter. The churn is of metal
also, lined with porcelain, and made in
to two compartments. The outside
chamber surrounding the cylinder can
have warm or cold water poured in to
regulate the temperature. The lid is
screwed on, and the stationary stand
on which the whole is turned makes the
work easy and rapid. But while over
sixty COWS are daily MIXED, and as
many more are out grazing, the royal
family are more than satisfied, and tce
LondOners growl that the Overplus is
sold, and the money pocketed by their
mOney-making sovereign.
Sharp County record., 1879-05-01

noinrment. The mother became wraJhy,
and the brother let dy few not very
complimentary remarks with reference
to the cold cuss," as he termed the
farmer. An invitation 10 the party to
remain until morning was Indignantly
refused AID the young lady, much de-
pressed IN spirits, accompanied by her
wrathy and indignant mother and
brother, entered the stage and were soon
on their way to HawkinsVille.
Meeting an old negro upon their ar
rival there, they asked him how the man
stood from financial standpoint. The
old negro looked up and remarked:
/" Whv, missus, dat man hain'J got a
cent. and his farm is so pO' dat a ground
mole would starve to def on it.
The first train that left Hawkinsv1lle
for Atlanta brought the disappointed
trio away from the scene that had
promised to be such a bright one to at
least one member Of the party, and ere
now thewould- be emigrants are on their
return to New York City. The young
lady should try it again. Probably she
would have better luck. If at first you
don't succeed, etc.
Sharp County record., 1879-05-01
A Distinction With a Difference.

A lady who recently arrived in this
city from Japan, where her husband is
a fourishing physician, has had most
amusing experience. Before leaving
Toxic she purchased material for a
travelling dress, forwhich she paid $3.50
per yard. She had it fashioned into a
garment, and proceeded blissfully on
her journey. Arriving in San Francisco,
she found the fabric of which her dress
was composed was selling for 81 per
yard. Her appreciation of it therefore
decreased one-third. At Salt Lake City
the same article was selling for so cents,
and she began to think that she did not
look at all stylish. When she reached
Chicago she found it displayed ia the
shop windows with the announcement:
"Only 80 cents. " She began then to
consider it common, but when from her
carriage window as she proceeded up
Third Avenue, New York, she beheld it
Haunting in the breeze in front of
third-rate shop, with sOiled card
pinned TO it, on which was inscribed the
legend, "15 cents" she concluded that
it was vulgar. She could endure it no
longer. She gave it to the chamber
maid at the hotel, and then proceeded
at once to Stewards and bought a new
travelling suit to come to Boston with
Boston Courier.