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-s,,sTEss, SALES.
an MOUNpsYILLE

TS0S WORKS AT AoUNpsY4lL u 4
pg al, deed Of tta,t TO nae eIsegpd by ID.
yTTis, irUB WoIlS, dated We tniI ~ = d4y 9
y,ts is ihe i 10 les, 10 ID Cleric oeesot III
S,I5GSgI.r'Ji 9srhlll county, ". Vs. will sell
sry Ioa i'm Il thS front door Of the Court H0st
h'ni "s.sIY. the 10th day Of November, tsso,
Nip ,,Jd sale at oue o'clock ?. y, ths iOllov.
nsss:eSIt t,.Eit: All the real Estate owned BY
btF2y6sio Valley ifnn MS ,I y w s heH Snd
Visis iet 'I,,iv drsciIbed u folloEsi
- pIf ~ III ~ parcel Of land situated Ia the
ld tSetIssnnd,IIlle aud numbered 81 (htty-onel,
aiss' q 10 what was formerly Known a EtiE.
~ Alai1"O " n
is'sSii three, 10 the aid town q Mounds.
~ y sI al L,ot numbered owned BY the
aiW n Il IlTOad CoAP1nyi -,
Jsis r IN lOt u ImbeFpd 81 tdlty 'th'ee), IN
Tstssa \ u,gndITIle, situated on Wafer aud Q
n WE 1
err ,ub,.I t.ol In said .SEn. IN shs. va =,
,IsiEn As EiEibe'h Iolnil ,sgns sa nL1G %
LISa~,p ~ PiI:lnore Ohio RailIoad Depot;
rssI Ls' ~, ~ nd estate Of the ID Ohio Vale
n IT, III NUN Uered (0nSl In taid toEn
ISt'ia iLI', - Inch lot ls situated on The south
GA,St,,.,ad ,,frrI on the bAhE o. ine uhI9 uTeI
f.G ASlao " ,te the rolling MILL Of the said bio
!iB4tai or.,, aud was leased IRON the Balti'
rffi l NV, RdrG.d Company ~ said Ohio valley
sstA w, ,,ihs term Of hity ytars, - per agree.
ts ~ a. anil I,t, 1874, aud recorded In Deed
psi dii'a ii. D ~ !Ok In said Olsrk's once.
bsIsiAo ~ Ind 10 Washington dIstrttt In said
IlSiPssss iii IoEn Of MoundsVille, lying souIh-
slsi isl s,I,Sofr 4 Oaio Railroad Depot and on
Iei = aJ n. ohio rVST, being he same land 90
y az 'iInI ain Of the said Ohio Valley Iron
ia y, ,Iads; Thlch piece o. land e 6oandSn
silasi:, ,1|n Al No ndsVille sold BY Charl >
i j. ~ "a ~ nvau; thence running southEaIdlet
il'sPtll ,.J lei 10 sake; thence WestEAtdly y
ne a,DI ~, IN sake; lhetce nOrthSArd 10 the
gvaS a Mound sIeei; and thence with AID
~ t sS 70 The beglnnnsi containing two
% S ,,,ss sal5inss and apPurten4nees on the
~ Jpei los aud lands, together With all
y''sssS s, I'M lisehineEy engine. boilers and every
Eitgs ., sE's .IEIei to he good; but, sailing a.
~ Wy ,,J,rlaEs TO convey such title only As by
ESt; ~ II trust an Slthorited TO convey.
ga. ~ s.LE-.tnr-i,Urt Of the purchase mon
lh n,,S md the halADcS in equal payments q SIX
~ gate tnonVhI, with intersAt, 70 30 20
pt tnI Ss,3 d trust UPON tbs prop ny.
a't ~ ecu W DANIEL LAMB, TTustse.
"a
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SALE.

~ ]. Il. GOOD,
lsrsey Ia Fact, NJ. 1870 chapline 81, v heelirg
III. hiLLEE, Au tlOhsrT Se7-DAS
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;, nm. II 6Vc ,evcral leed' Of trust made by @.
~, khift aud RaTlaTA, his wife, 20 u undeI-
~ .tl,l.,, dGIII respectively on the 18Th day u
Lssf, M. The Isl day Of May, 1873, tho 9th day
ilfysf ISIS, ths IL h day oil ugust 1875, and the
X IL I AUgld, 1876, and all Of record In The
is,Oab Of ihe County Court Of Ohio County, In
= ~, u W,sI Virginia, aud are respectively re-
alaIi b 81 Of Trust Book No, 8, pages :, and
ii ND d Trust Book No. 8, poEa ISS, In Iced Of
5SEsk 10. . RACES Is. and isJ, In Deed Of Trust
kls D. plx' III, and 10 Deed Of Trust Book No.
In, ", sili stil At public auction on
IiTEpAY, THE I'D DAY OF OCTOBER, 1880
s,iat ii loO'cOck nj. VI said day, At thetroni
lsllss tou House Of aid ohio county the fol.
isldsdibd nal estate, that Is TO say: Lot num-
fiIlis Lot No 81 and Lot "umbered Twenty
N lLsi So q, lViiE o. the west side Of Main
NJ IL that plrt Of the city u Wheeling
~ Sua Wheeling. together with the
Iaa laPFpTrmsuts erected lhereoni also Lots
Rl.Sl lStntV.eight (2sl aud 1hlrty-seven (S7l
q y he ana q the Ohio river, between sald
iNni Rol street 10 aaid part Of said city OIL
llssse,leA E0th wheeling: also Los number
thr 900 az, rhirty.tWO (Sli and Thirty .three
sst4i N.rh Wheeling; also Of Lot numbered
kgsIatttsl Ia North v heel. ny, together with
., lapf1WmthtA the con; also Lot numbered
H,tl-sIea "a In North Wheeling, with It's
| Ert1ssa selling - trustee shall convey 50 q
hSauaaVa!sd to Ia BY the Gaid several deeds Of
ut
'tu'OE 'lLE-Oue-thIrd Of the purchase money
fAaAa noe ~ the purchaser NAV eie 4 TO pay In
| AN III btlnte 10 thTee equal inBtallments NJ
R't1's, ind ellhte'n months from the day Of
| am tatiTtIt ou sid deferred installmen's IRON
W. 'tr, The p TehaSer 10 give notes With
ufL 70 b approved by tho trustee for the pay
M ~ declared install m nts and inlerFst.
JAMES r. ROGERS, Trustee.
| VI HLILIE, AurtinpeeF Bel6
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Why WIN Inn.

Allow cold to advance in your system and
Pneumonia, Hemerrhages and Lung trouble.
when an immediate relief can be 30 readily at
tanned? BoscHEE's GxRNAs SYRUP has gained
the largest sale in the world for the cure OIL
Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung Diseases
Its DR.. Boschee's famous German prescrip
ton, and is prepared with the greatest carr
and no fear need be entertained In administeI
ing II to the youngest child, as per directions
The sale OF this medicine Is UNPRECEDENTED
Since first introduced there has been con
slant increasing demand and withouta single
report OF failure to do its work In any case
Ask your Druggist as to the truth Of these re
marks, Large sizes rs cents. Try II and b,
convinced. TFhsAw
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A Frnnlfor,, Ky, pby.IcIan writes.

Some months ago the daughter Of one Of
our prominent citizens was pronounced q
hopeless consumptive. She was very
much reduced in flesh, terrible cough, her
life gradually wasting away. recon-.
mended her to use "Dr. Swayne's Com.
pound Syrup OF Wild Cherry which she
did. In short time she was free from all
cough and other symptoms, and Is now
rosy and healthy. Price rs cents and 81 90
bottle, or six bottles for S.. The large
size is the most economical. Prepared
only by DR.. swayne & Son, Philadelphia.
Sold by druggists in Wheeling and else
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
D. O., July 20, 1875.

letter alluded 10: s-
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, 1
DO, July 20, 1875. J
DEAR SR:-I am in receipt OF your let.
ter OF the 22d of July, and all the In.
closures enumerated therein giving an &C.
count OF the late barbarous massacre OF in
nocep. men at the Town OF Hamburg, s.
@. The views which you express as to
the duty you owe to your oath Of office
and the citizens to secure 10 all their civil
rights, including their right 10 vote &C.
cording 10 the dictates Of their own con.
sciences, and the further duty Of the
Executive OF the Nation to give allneedful
aid when properly called on to do 80, to
enable him 10 insure this inalienable
right, fully concur in. The scene at
Hamburg, as cruel, blOodthirsty, wan
ton, unproyoked, and uncalled'ior as IL
was, Is only repetition Of the course that
has been pursued In other States within
the last few years, notably in Mississippi
and Louisiana. Mississippi Is governed
to-day by officials chosen through fraud
and violence such as would be scarcely
credited to sayages, much less TO a civilized
and Christian people. How long these
things are to continue, or what Is to be the
fiaal remedy, the Great Ruler OF the uni.
verse only knows; but have an abiding
faith that the remedy will come, and come
speedily, and earnestly hope that It will
come peacefully. There has never been
desire on the part OF the North to humili-
ate the South. Nothing is claimed for one
State that is not freely accorded to all 9TH
ers, unless II may be the right to kill ne:
groes and Republicans without loss OF
caste or reputation. This has seemed to
be a privilege claimed BY q few States.
l repeat again that l fully agree with
you as to the measures Of yonr duties in
the present emergencies. and as to my
duties. Go on, and let every Governor
where the same dangers threaten the
peace OF his State 20 min the conscien-
tious discharge OF his duties to the hum
blest as we'll as the proudest citizen, aud
| will give every aid for which can find
law or constitutional power. A Govern
ment that cannot give protection to life,
property, and all guaranteed civil rights
In this country 1.-THE greatest Is the I'M.
trammeled ballot to the ctizen) Is in so
far failure; and every energy OF the OPP
pressed should be exerted, always
within the law and by constitutional
means, to regain lost privileges or protec.
ton. Too long denial Of guaranteed rights
Is sure to lead to revolution,-bloody revo.
lution,-where suffering must fall upon
the innocent as well as the guilty. Ex.
pressing the hope that the better judy
ment and cooperation of the citizens OF
the State over which you have presided so
ably may enable you to secure fair trial
and punishment OF all offenders without
distinction of race, color, or previous con-
dition OF servitude, and without aid from
the Federal Government, but with the
promise Of such aid on the conditions
named in the foregoing | Subscribe myself
very respectfully your obedient servant,
U. s. GRANT.
To the Hon. D. H. Chamberlain, Govern
or OF South Carolina.
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CHAPTER ".
rHR FAruHR.lN.IAW.


"Papal" cried Theodore the next morn
lug, while the breakfast dishes were being
washed.
The suddenness Of the appeal caused
his father to drop the dish.
Not minding the broken crockery or his
fathers imprecations, Theodore dropped
the .dish.towel onto the fooor and then
dropped onto his knees! upon It.
John Grunt called Tor the police.
"Papa, am not mad !" raved Theodore,
"That is-yes am mad-madly in love.
Then the hot tears flowed fast down
John Grunt's face.
that the tears we're fast taking the starch
out OF his shirt front.
So he said no more, but fed from the
kitchen, leaving the dish-washing to his
Such is young grief.
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Annther,sarisl.

The pride Of q mother, the lie and Joy OF Q
home, are her children, hence her grief when
sickness enters and takes them away. Take
warning then, that you are running q terrible
risk, II they hayea cough, Group or whooping
cough, which leads to consumption, II you dc
not attend to It at once. Shiloh's Consump.
ton Cure Is guaranteed to cure them. Price
10 cents, 50 cents and u 90. For lame back
Tide or chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster
Price 25 cts. Sold by E Booking, Agents, Ode
Fellows Hall, and Chas. Moenkemoeller.
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.swayne,s ointment and PiIIs..
THE GREATEST REMEDIES TIE WORLD HAS
EVER KNOWN.


Curing the most inveterate cases OF skin
diseases, such as letter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head, BARRIERS Itch, Sores, all crusty, scaly,
itching skin eruption, and that distress.
ing complaint, Itching Piles. AS q blood
purifier and liver regulator, "Swayne's
Tar and sarsaparilla Pills" are excellent.
Cure sick and Nervous Headache, Dys.
pepsia, Indigestion, ward off Malarial
Feyers, cleansing the system and bowels Of
all Impurities, restoring TO healthy activity
all the organs Of the human body. Price25
cents q box, five boxes$l. Ointment so
cents, three boxes 81 %. Can be sentoy mail
to any address on receipt Of price in cur.
rency or cent postage stamps. Address
all letters DR.. Swayne & Son, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia, Sold by al
leading druggists. Trhsdw
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"a mad Cold or Dls,resslnr Cough. {,

Dry, parched, sore throat, pneumonia,
bronchial and asthmatic attacks, weaken
ed and debilltated state Of the system, all
these dangerous symptoms are cured by
"Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry" The first dose gives relief, and
the worst cough and sore lungs yield to its
healing properties. An occasional dose Of
"Swayne's Pills" should be taken to keep
the bowles free. They are excellent fol-
torpid liver and bilious complaints
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No. 2 mixed 42Ka43c Oats steady with
fair demand; No. 2 mixed S2Ifa3Sc. Ry
dull; No. 2, e0c. Barley dull; extra No.
fall S5aSSc. Pork nominal at $l7 Seals so
Lard tirmer ut 81 e0a7 95 Bulk meats firme
at "a 75aT rs. Bacon steady with fair de
mand at IS 1888 25 Whisky steady With I
fair demand at 81 %. Butter dull aut
dropping; choice Western Reserve 22A2ic
choice Central Ohio 1Sa20c. aHJ
EoLEpo, October4.-Wheat quiet and weak
No. 3rtd Wabash s81fc; No. white Michi
gan 96c; amber Michigan 9SAo; No. Q red
Wabash, spot and October 9S1fo: November
81 00k; December 81 ok; rejected SOC:
NJ. 2 amber Illinois Sl0i; No. 2 red mixed
95Xc, Corn quiet; high mixed $50; No. z
spot 1870; October 4Se; November. 43slc; No.
2white 4lc Oats quiet; No. 2. 325tc. Glover
steady; mammoth $3.50; prime a rs; new
440 1r =
BKlrnoRE, October 4-Cattle slightly
frmer and tone and prices unchanged ;yery
best 6sza6Jsc; first quality 4a5I<c; medium
sa3Kc: ordinary 2lA24c. Most sales at SKA
41Sc: receipts 4,7l0 head.
Hostile supply Is fully equal TO the de.
mand, which Is fair TO good at 50. 12a7 81 y;
receipts sO03 head. az.
sHEEr-S3 6Oa6 90; lambs "a 0Oa5 rs.
Nav ORLEANS, October 4.-Ootton steady;
liNc; low middling l0sSc; good
ordinary exc. Netreceipts 9,727 bales gross
| 1856 bales; exports TO Great Britain $500
bales; eoastwise 2,605 bales; sales 1000 bales;
stock 1888 bales.
OINoRHAr1, October 4.-Hogs quiet, but
steady; common IS coal so; light 81 Goa
80; packing "a 6Sab 90; butchers IS 00a
Is; Receipts 1900 head; shipments 1900
lead. 7. H.
PlTrsBuRen, October 4. = PrTRoLEux-I
Dull and lower; United certificates s6Xc
edned llXc for Philadelphia delivery.
LONDON, October 4-PErRoLruM-spirits
.0Iia1ld.
AsrWxRP. October 4-PErRoLrux-Ref
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CHAPTER VI.
MORE TEAM SHE BARoA1NRD FOR.

MORE TEAM SHE BARaArSED FOR.
When Laura Lavinia pulled the bell
that evening, Theodore Grunt pulled the
pipe from his mouth spontaneously.
He bounded lightly to the door himself
not waiting for his father to doit.
This was the first time on recordi
That one departure from the usual pro
gramme was loye.poeml
Papa says yes, Laura Lavinia; he sayt
he will come and live with US as long as
be lives; that you shall wash tie dishes
for US, and cook for US, and ="
Laura Layinia smothered with bel
kisses what Theodore would have said
further.
She had heard enough.
There was CLEAN Of anger in her face
for moment, as though she would like e
smother something besides Theodore'i
words, while she was about 1t. 1t wa!
bat momentary, however.
"Itwill be so NIGEL" she said.
IN pTLsP VII
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J. g. starkey, q prominent and influential
citizen OF Iowa City, says; II have had the
dyspepsia and liver complaint for several
years, and have used every remedy could
hear OF, without any relief whatever, until
saw your Shiloh's Vitalizer advertised In our
paper and was persuaded TO tryit lam hap
by to state that It has entirely cured me. Its
certainly the best remedy ever knew Of"
Price 76 cts
sold by Z. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and ChaS. Moenkemoeller.
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! have been greatly troubled with my
kidneys and liver for over twenty years
and during that entire. time I was never
free from pain. My medical bills were
enormous, and visited both the Hot and
White Springs, noted for the curative quail.
tiles Of the water. am happy to say am
now well man, and entirely as the result
ofWarner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
With such glorious results l am only too
glad to testify regarding the remedy
which has made me SO happy.
: . REV. P. F. HARKLER.
Coal Run Cro.siag, Artansas. rThs4w
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BkTIMoRE, October 4.-Cattle slightly
frmeE, and tone and prices unchanged very
best 6a<a65Sc; first quality 4a5Ifc; medium
sa3Kc: ordinary 2I4a2tIc. Most sales at SKA
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.t,,,,Ii .,Is II 10 O'clOik i. IN, one hun-
t1tt. ~. ,rf,a Il the Frazier Farm. ThegTeAteF
sHS I'M iI,m lie % the hill overlooking the
~ I'D Il tue city 81 Whssling, includipgl
~, Ih.,ii Of the bill next 70 AID city, wiz
,,.,,fp line not more than ~ lsot ahmut IRON
/, The beet ,ind and Inns stone quarry
F'..,,,tT. IL |. optnei and ready 10 b. worked.
N,T,ss 30 rms ATE c,p'hle n igh cultivation
~, ~, in Z cd pastuiir AID timber land. IN
10, al fitT stock u sDurse u great proat In
mi, farm IL splendid HPTls orchard OF 70
y trTs, u, pIg.Hb, tsTeiry nd ounce tees
...i.ul tVo siOrJ IN me daelh'E nSuse, over,
~, ne civ, containing niGe rooms, ais, good
1Lod haS'E1hle' anu i "" s'A''e VISA ass9H.'
,y,ina. To- IEel't cosS
n. sno,r,r, on crcuntOt IT, location, is adapted
Vii v,'irty Il pufposes than Any body Of LAID
W s,griT. it, clio e pTOIinlty 10 wheeling.
st,t d,,ir;he Tor pa,tuHpg, dairy or garde1tnI
-. for iartaIBI. fruit raising and grape oE'
IN 4, u-,urpGs,si, hist for quarrying purposes,
..t,,t, tln. By the faiIONt, ne r 10 the river
siIIals Aihou di"Arce o. the IRON iurpaees o.
Is.los. ml,cii' more deiraple ahd valuable thAn
,,,ii.f, In tbs pa Of toe State.
IN, =, 20. 4, diIlled by county rad Into two
40 Is and % sores t'spectlyely, and Will 70 s1ld
ss,ra EhOle Ur In scPulte parts, the said 30
,,hs 5yIi rg Ii-S, to suIt purchasers. Sale will
| ~, The ArFr, aud \ GuTrey made Immediately
III u silr h a,crrtA the lxSct quantity oil land
rasr,d. The tOi underlying this farm has been
\. ~ -ILE-One.thIrd cash, and the balance
/ F,.,0reh,E uionsy In tEoqull ipStallmsrS otont
s.I5l,tr, the purchaser giving bis interest beai-
/. "a, iof the deferred pawn MIS- and securi ng The
W did d iIui upon the property purchased.
j,Tb r,h desiring farth' information can obtain
| III ali uIup the Undersigned.
J. Il. GOOD,
lsrey Ia Fact, M. 1870 Chapline 81 v heeling
| ~. hiLLEG, Au iiOnsrr SeT-DAS
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BslIaIre Independent.
Many Democrats insist that If their
party, at the next election, obtains control
of every branch Of the General Govern
ment, that there will be little, II any
change; that the taritf.for.revenue plank
means nothing. Other Democrats think
differently. Anew days ago a prominent
member Of the party, who happened to be
engaged in manufacturing, conversed with
man who expressed some surprise thata
man engaged in the business Of manufac
turing should favor party that iayors free
trade.
The manufacturer stated that be did not
think thst free trade would greatly damage
him; that 1t would only reduce the wages
OF his employees to the same price paid for
like work in Europe, and he could then
make and sell goods Just as cheap as any
factory in Europe and have a fair profit
This Is no imaginary conversation, but 1t
Is reported from conversation that
actually took place. Every man has q
right to think and to speak his mind in
this free country. This man is evidently
thinker, and understands the stu.
alton, and his statement Is very
nearly true as to the condition Of
capital and the wages Of labor
under tariff for revenue only, or free
trade; but does the laborer and mechanic
like this view OF the question? Ifso, let
him say so by his ballot. It is his right
to do so; but when he Is paid the same
wages that are paid to men in Europe for
| the same kind Of work, let him not com.
plain. He will then, perhaps, want a
change, but 1t will take years to effect the
change he desires, and those years will be
to him, maybe, the most important part OF
his life. 1.-THE manufacturer has thought
ont the problem and arrived at this con-
clusion is 1t not tune for the employees to
do some thinking2
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sH11oHs oArARRH REMEpT.-A marvellous
cure for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth,
and headache. With each bottle there Is an
Ingenious nasal injector for the more success
mi treatment Of the complaint, without extra
charge. Price 80 cents, Sold by Z. Book
lug, Agent Odd Fellows Hall, and Cbas,
lMoenkernoallar. TTsAEoH
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Iris mistaket to attribute malaria and
similar illnesses TO the bad effects Of the
climate. Sir Henry Thompson, in Lon
don, in recent letter to the 7imes, says,
"Impure drinking water, not the climate, ia
the cause" Instead OF spending large
sums on wines and other Injuries, he coun,
sells to invest q fraction Of such expendt'
ture on pure natural mineral water fol
everydsy's use; 1t gives safety, and its Ell
fervescence makes 1t extremely pleasant
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woRsE than bankruptcy is constitu-
ton broken down by disease. II 1t is the
result OF fast living, the excessive use Of
whisky, the injudicious use Of mercury,
exposure In miasmatic regions, sedentary
habits, seli.abuse or scroiulous faint. DR..
TUFTS Pills will restore you to health,
more to be desired than gold.
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AFrER THE HONEYMOON.

Theodore, 1 think your father is lust a
little meddlesome sometimes, don't your
Twas the first harsh word she had ever
uttered since their marriage.
He gave shrill scream and rushed fol
N' sThere, there, Dory dear" she said,
running alter him; 81 didn't mean to say
:" "oh, why did you ever come between
me and my dear papa2" said Theodore
upbraidingly, his pipe throbbins with
"Because loved you, Theodore; be-
cause / honor and esteem your dear
lather-our father, Doryl" m q
The storm cleared of.
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BALTIMORE. October 4.-Flour quiet but
firm: western superfne s. 00a3 is; extra
q coal 70; family IS I6a6 90. Wheat west
ern higher; No. western winter red, spot
and Uctober 81 cox November 81 l0Ma1 lOA;
December 81 ll9Gat i1k; January 81 l2Ka
1 l2H. Corn, western strong; western mixed
spot SlXc: October 6l9[a5l 58c; November
6sa53Nc; December 6Ic asked. Oats steady !;
western white 3oa4lc: do mixed ssaS9c.
Rye quiet at 81 co. Hay steady; prime 70
choice Pennsylvania and Maryland $40 00a
81 90 Provisions firm End active jobbing
trade demand. Mess pork sis co. Bulk
meats loose shoulders none offering; clear rib
sides, none offered. Bacon, shoulders 80 70;
clear NIB sides 80 rs. Hams u IIal3Xc. lard
Sc. Butter weak: prime to choice western
packed I6A26c. Eggs quiet at 20c. Petro-
ieum, refined lIJso Coffee dull and lower
Rio cargoes, ordinary TO fair l2Nal4Nc.
Sugar lower and dull; A soft l0c. Whisky
quiet at 81 l6ha1 49,
CHICAGO, October 4.-The Droyers' Journal
reports:
hoos-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
{, 900 head easier, but not quotably lower and
active; common TO choice mixed 81 6ea4 90
light 81 s0a5 60; choice heavy s. l0a5 30.
DECENTRALIZATION $500 head; shipments
!. 500 head inSctiye and weak; common IN
fair shipping So 76a4 40; good 10 choice
81 60a5 70 western natives and half breeds
IS O0aS IS; Texans 81 90I3 10; mainly g 6Oa
2 30; butchers - seas 10; stockeis and feeders
50 4eaS 80; through Texans 80 60aS 05
SHEEp-RSceipts 400 head: Arm and steady
very fair to good "a 00a4 12If; common Il
medium % Seas rs.
The Journals London special says: Sheer
and cattle advanced shSrpiy. Best American
steersl Ice; sheep l6alsc.
NV YoRk, October 4.-DRY Goops Bus
ines moderate in package houses, and iobbinl
trade continues light Cotton goods steatil!
held, and there Is more demand for brow
cottons BY convertes and for export pllid
and sidG band prints in steady request, b..
l other calicoes are less active. Mens wooden
inlIght demand. Foreign goods sluggish.
.ouoruHArl. October A. Cotton quiet a
lie. Flour, family q 6oa4 so; fancy IS 90
SIS, Wheat steady; No 2 amber e6c; Nc
' Q red winter Csc. Cosn.dull, weak and sloWel