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, 1880-02-04
423 McIlard ct nj. vs. Ives; reversed md

423. Mc1lard ct al, vs. Ives; reversed and
remn1lllctl.
w. lturectt vs.. 1'nxtcn ct nj. ntf'r1ncd.,
,c@: ~ a[I'rMyI [1In'nyI administrative etc., W. d"r-
~. s!Sr,lalp vs.. Whitney, administrator,
t2s; l|rceI vs.. Sullivan; reversed md re-
AID llartwig ct nI. va; German Firc-Insur-
ancn Company; affirmed .
40. Smith VI. Colon; reversed and re-
. I'LL Higgins, for Use, ctc., vs., Higgins; af-
firnlctl.
iii. Frystnger ct nj. VS.. Rock Island Ma
tlonal Bank; affirmed. :,
40. Speck rs. Hickman, for Use, etc.; dis
IlV. i,cnct, ct nj. vs.. Tic First II, L. Church
Of Fufrbury; affirmed.
4l1. it,s,t,ti,s W. lto.lL; affirmed.
~. McDtlEal vs.. Conncl!y; affirmed;
40. Drilsi1lKer Va. tEauseil, at1,n1lifstrn-
trfx, ctr.; affirmed.
40. Brett vs.. WoMl ct nj. affirmed.
~. Stark vs.. AfnhrU ct al.; affirmed.
4ti. Il,!n'ar ". bailey; ajflrJed.
4:a'. Baldwin vs.. Stearll'nan Ut al; af-
go, l!otley vs.. stratton; reversed aud rc-
l;l. bailey vs.. spaul'ling, for use, etc. af.
lrlletl.
4(a. Lacey VI. Bakcf ct al.; dismissed.
4G4. Irniltnatl VS. Hills; nrttcr reversed.
4S5. Williams VS.. tsalt; affirmed.
4''9. l'resEdGnt and Hoard uf Trustees Of
thy Viilngc nf Enlrbury ". l'oggrs; affirmed.
plaintl1f In error tlfing hnud in sum Of s3,tNU.
Thu Court adjourned to Tuesday, Fob. u,
at 10 q. III.
, 1880-02-04
MALIGNANT DIPMTlIERLA.
Conference Of Homeopathic I'hysi.
clans.

-. ,n,, s......,., ..,. - IT,
ct,,,a"i So 5ss" 'ita 'mcvtH W''g,, - ,1a .,,o
pital was held Inst evening III ls1on : at tho
,r,. m t aci, m ~ - 1r.snt IT, xn les "tat
~, ~ - to ~ .,, -. -. , a.
ence were over twenty ladies'. Tho ordinary
business Of Tie meeting w,ls gotten through
viii, In yrrv s1,nrt nr,1cr. uftrr ,rh.ch Ilr,
r,ar,or .,ra",'o,n., -, snat ."r,s.a ~ r,,,,rt.
Of cases Of dlp1tllcria ~ al! Its different
FORMS, submitted by various, homeopathic
lions, couchctl in medical terms. q tho synll-
With thcse reports there was submitted MI
account by Prof. Won Tngen of NJ. epidemic
Of dlllltl!erla ln Philadelphia sn1ne years
ago. But iii this case also tho desert ption
would he Of no interest to tic general reader.
a s!Inlnr paper prepared by Dr. j. u. Tai
cott WIS reid By lie Secretary. Dr. lIlcsci-
lcr rCad n part Of translation from Il Ger
1'lar, work on dlp!theria, recommending tla
employment of u wash prepared from the sup
Of tree which grows II, South America.
The ry!nctly Is as yet without linlnc.
Discussion wns cullou for aud DR.. Dodge
opened the ball. lie had found trft,.ratinns
mot'a quite useful ID S tiphthcria, m rs was aiso
pulsatllla and tte mono-6rouutu osta,uphnr.
Ur. Smith believed there was llo need for
hntnE Pa y fw s sssiss s ,nat Gi reedss ~ Is; Rr
wcr0 enough FOR nny physician to USE IN M.l!-
eral practice, at,d no pll,sIeiun should uss,
moro than twelve. Yet thoy Ind scyera!
hundreds alrcady, and mors were being PRO:
learn wclf tho powers of the tnetiieinrs III
use and DO careful iii their administration,
s @ eaeS fss Te t Ss ses ;nsS s ss ScH Sns
LIT
, 1880-02-04

u tho hab!t In Scotluud as In America to sell
tss,9aeo tur9saeo tickets with railroad tickets when the
snn etsf desires thenl. 1he cost Ut these isur
In enaI .ua company nKrces t0 pa5 cortan sum
Dr. s"se e. aeah within tho twcnty-f0nr hours,
L - rssluln sum weckly III case Of injury. 1t
trnE|n tnE|,e insured Igrson IN that fAtcd dundee
Tht hs,a1t nat 70 tic insurance. companies assert.
tha ,na1hsi U,asi up suggestion Of improvement In
Ths.e .'etaoN nt giving ttckuta fur this pt,rp0Ae.
fdrp,, fSps shnutd ba SONIC methtN BY witch tho
sr ss1 NJ, 70 o. ths deceased could find out whether
a, H. ~, ~ 4a'i doe insured. Almost every ono
I'M Insured, vt ther1 Is IN wAy of finding 1t
to ira s'any sa "i thy b"d!cs have been swept nut
Sbsth,sr" " u they aEe cver found II u doubtful
would hs dec!phtrubIe. va 'e'A fo''o"'
, 1880-02-04

ure. From n considerable txp,,rse1i.:.; Ut tho
yield nf almonds and nf tile rx!nst' NJ hnrlliiH
fhe crop We arr cnntic1 To slaft Ihnt, even uu-
DIR tho 1nhst fnyn'nt'fr conditions. t!,e trt
tin trees nrn right fr ZEN YEARS ttlt Tile u-
tIr'ntl tree Is ling time ln Gop'K lt,'n MI .nt.
ID nttrtri 10 Nl,nnntts. wr pu,Istder t1lefu well
w.lrti, planting. md HttinnirIy. III upllt,,. NJ
rnpt'ts will hr rrcknnGd nMoilE tho valuable rx-
plrts uf tho HtntG.
, 1880-02-04

N. s. Ray filed distress warrant ngninst
II. C. Tiffany & Co. to recover ss4;3}.S3 back
rent Of the SECOND floor Of Nos. Isl and 153
Fifth avenue. ........
John N. Armstrong bcgnn suit for St. coo
against N. 0. 1Ipsnlc, and another for s15,-
0OO against tho lEnsdn!c-Doyle Grant, Conl-
pnny.
Joseph Knstncr sued Abram and Henrietta
Van Lone fur 81 600.
.'rio Scottish American Nortgnge Company
filet! IL bill agalnst Saral Thompson, Henry
trust, md b. w. Raymond, suecessor In trust,
to foreclose trlist-tleeA f0r LEGO on tho
premises No. :973 South l'ark avenlle, cor!Ier
OF Thirtlctll street. Also another agntnst
latns, and others 10 foreclose Il trust-tlceA fur
$1,000 on the s0,lth twenty feet 1t the north
eighty feet Of Lots a4, 225, ~, aud ~ Block u,
AShlAnd'S Addition,
, 1880-02-04

In the estate Of Mary T. Snitl, ct al,,
minors, letters of guardianship were Issued
to Nebccca N. Smith, and her bond for SlS,0 600
was approved. --..
In tho estato Of Margaret Deyino ct al,
minors, letters Of guardianship were Issued
to Anna Deyine, aud her bond for $4,000
,yns approved.
III the cstate Of Julius. Volt, lctters OF nd
mintstrntfon wcro Issued to John Volt, and
his bOlltl for 800 was approved.
In tho estMte Ut llDrltio Hitchcock, tho
will WAS proven nld admitted to probate.
, 1880-02-04

,o.7nx. Feb, 8-F ittlR-Qu1et: Western eupcr.
~. t;naaaj. common extras &j.5t:hGls Mhnc.
sn,a do eitps7.;; winter weass oho and sichlRnt
rJrt101; Illinois md Indiana sh7a1s&o; st. Louis
rult;;i; wI.conan und Minnesota patent rEocssh
,ptna wheAts. siult9ut wintor "lc"ts' H!VVss0.
,os Glr,r mtt-N,. md gxtt1 white, ala5ici No.
vhste. etic: ~. j white ~ ~ Rye: W.; .,..
iECEirTH-FIOuf. e,W9 brs; corn. G1+10 bn} "bcats
IitlA but. .,, mr. ,... ,,,o o, nm tu+
, 1880-02-04

LOUISVILLE.
,r,,,r rc, A-t,nrruH-Elrm nt 171{c.
,,~ ~; whcnt t,rm al ti:D. Torn htoadT, white,
~. n,',cd &c. ontn fnnrkct dnll wh,te' @eds m11od
~ sru.cndy. with fair dcnland. at fl6.o)a1s.m
i,.na,,s,nys-pnek etrunspr. Mt tl3.eja Iaa. Lard
rbIco ]cnf, tcrcc s&ts}kc. do k"a, ao. Bacon
M.a' .nu'lcra, stc rtenr ribs. Glohr. ~
feAh1 tnnats ttrndy md tIrI A. h}Acs C&ehr tb
A;e. A;e.-rn. % %rirmr. f4A7to. ltRnis-suKat-tufour 9f0
Wt&Enu,skr-Markai W&Enu dill at e1M.
, 1880-02-04

1}uTFALO,

lxn1ASArnLts, Feb. 5-GRAtN = Wheat atCadY;
No. 2rcd. tl2ta1:A Corn stendy ni Ss}faa}4c. oats
btcady at sGl4qs-&s]1G
, 1880-02-04

,rre rru :t.-FtaHtn-Qnlot and drnor.
MHwh' ,,.,n, ,e,tIrd, opened and decllned 10
on4'Sd,", ,,rn,y, Sr h!ilwansen hnrd si2l.{s No.
md s'o'fn sirt; Nn. tn. t1.i!A: Fcntuary
,s ..e ts A. nrf' ;at .:''S Nesss,' Ss Nc No. '
Nc. sse' Va = SHc. 1.yo quiet, No. L. 7t1744c.
ps,,e1 p.aGr's,uSs- Mess rk anas ~ saso e:s
,,reh l,anI-ren,o sscntn, $7s' cash and s7'4s
Ma!c,.. ,r,cs -unlct AT t.1al 4.E;,
sntssii, i!n.is-ln:er n f,EWaI, nm .u, h.r,c.
&enther Srs-Fnur. ltn brsi whehe' lo" But oaf-
,sx i:U bu
, 1880-02-04

NEW ORLEANS. La, Feb. 3-GnAfS-ohh dul' anu
lover al AMac. ...... ......-.
scoAu-Du1t, weak. and lower Mt e3l6. ~
pKnyJsloSs-I,nrk scarce and hrm; old, 3!a0Qi nav.
3t.M . .... ,. ,.,.., c.,
SMoSETAitY-Glrht exchange on Now York. Sl.o pcr
Sl4U promlumj sturnk exchange, aS1+
, 1880-02-04
LYON & HEALY, Chicago, Ill.
OLIVER DlTS0N & CO., Boston.


Kullr0uI G0MpAH3. -
CuicAuu, Jam II. iSn
,,,Ss1 ,,rstina II sucSitosts aI thu chItax l9t.
inW,.sil Incy Walt i.oMEay "'Ii u ~! 1Sq ~ -
lh ay at FsGr,uTy. t a. y ncnGh n wv H. sS
ntiOn u t,Iut dly. fur tl,E af"S.u, .,,,,S Il tt fma
sat 10 G m st sss Hiss:srI 1IfsS,': syst
Mairnsd G~M.iy III Nsal4ska ptld 9lso tn f9tlsder
ata ~ nP" urS,i,.,ma ii rtur fhnrtvr thu cusal
"rk ii si,c i",..y ths s. tnIa1t nsss.- ri r.
iii ti,t,s,,ttlon ut my stttr luStHess ttl'!phta
@aotoso' - ~ j, II, FORBES, ESraldeut.
, 1880-02-04
11lrI'1fDIsT,

ptrnofT Fob. 3.-FLOr1-QuIot-
GuAIN-Whcat duli und hcavyt cxtrn nominal; No.
1hIIe S1.4 BID; Fpbr,,,sy, HIM; Atagcf. t2'A bi
Anil, a3 bid; May, &36 bid; IHi!lirE No. !, uom-
inAL tecGfpts, l,0U bH; shipments, l,Mn ou*
, 1880-02-04

CLEVELAND, Feb. b.a-~pETlIoLkuM-ateadysa stand
ttd whlte, 10 tost vic
rLTryMEn0 Fot 8-FErnDLEuM-11ull; crndQ,
HltN At iurkos's for phIpments refined, 10, pha-
dolphin dcalsgfy.
O1AGtrY, rn., Fob. b.3.-rETnoLEusi-Mnrke opened
quiet ut s1tH BID, advanced To slG. dnclined and
cInscd Rt tfIF bid f0r nl st!nmGnts g. In bFla nv
s1uRLng, &,uU brIx; transactfOna, ,QW brl.
, 1880-02-04
KANSAS CITY.

srsetat Dhpafth to The ChttHgo Tribune.
KAssAR CITY, Mo., Feh. a-GHAtS-T1a PFtee
currrut rrports: Whcat-Nccelpts, 1,0si tu, ship
ment. ttl bl. unsettled No. cash. sll4 Fobru-
srY sLi&; No. t. enst, <tkM: Feby1lnry. slU4. EGrn-
eecips, ;slhu; Bhipnents 6l8 but hfn!efi No. =.
c1su, 3;ttc; Fehruury, H41-
, 1880-02-04

GALVESTON, Fob. 3-CorrnH-stronRt mtddlinR,
Etct low do, EXC: not receipts, ia bales; salcs.
3tsA; stock 725e0. ...
NEW 0ALKANB. Feb 3.-CoTToS-Ar1ner; middlln1,
Excl low do, 19fo; not receipts, 9G7 bnles; groas,
s4tn, exports to Circuit Britain, 64io; Franco, a4N1
Ba!es, 1i,RDs etnck, RtJ1 49,
Er. 1tirtA, Fob. 1b.a-E1TToH-F!Ttn Nnd iHchRhRedt
miding. lku: BaeB 2,!1 halas; receipts 2l0o ship
ulaais, i.1uj stock, Ala1.
, 1880-02-04
1.ItllfIA

rkonIA, Feb, a-3nAtN-Corn Bloadyi hiRh-m!Iod,
SpfaS,tc; mixed, 5JJ3ihc Oats s1eadyi No.
NhtIu. :S14.a;s;c ltyn hrEi; Nm. =. Nc.
WHibKi-Actlye for finished GoodH Oh basis OF tlul
, 1880-02-04

JupuR DRusMoND-In ehambcrs. -
JupaE nI.npGErr-sEIs, vl0, OIL, Oh, 95S, 85l,
0S5 go, 500, U0, t 0f9, 0s6. 970, o8tt DSs, DdS,
0so, o90, aud Doe. No Gt7. United Btatcs "a. Home
National link, on trial.
ArrEs.LATE Counr-10s, 1t0, III, III, LIB. Opin-
Ions at 10 4. nj.
JunaE GARY-s..:55, 20, q. to ep5, co1 to t15,
nnl ait to 80, al inclusive. NJ. 224, ncarlon vs.
JUiok Preliminary call, Isl to a0l, In
43I. ~, 4hs. 4&, 4Tt 478 $780, 4U!. No. ~, Mo-
Muhon VI. Chicago City naIlrond Company, on
triRl.
jup0E JAMEsON-hinttonB ut 9:1h n. nj.
tpDas ltt}lElla--.sI, u to 45, inclusive. No chBo
.Jul0s MonAN-sls to 20, inclusive, except sla.
W JGnna jt i TulEY-ao, ~, II, -, 20. No case on
hcnrin4.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Court-QuAai-o -ortEl-
Innk cNltht!ar.
JUpUK LouM1s-Nos. al7 to .21. and 200 to 27a,
incluaiyc, except Nos al0, I'll, Il3. si5, I'LL aud
;13
, 1880-02-04
Leave. I Arrive.

ChRraEo & Northwestern Railway.
Ticket Offices, a Clnrk-st. tsheEman House, and At
the 6Cp0t8.
, 1880-02-04
Incluaiyc, except Nos al0, III, al3, 2i5, 11. aud
.sN3.
JUDGEMENTS,
r........ T,u,np-CnNpvaat1ra- Qp,,

SUPERIOR Cupnr-CONYRssIONs--S BAY.
furs Hank, uao nf l.. u. Otis. ". ". ". Farwell,
ey7,O0oN.-Erst National Hunk vs.. J. T. Decor
lrcs, EI0I.do. H-.--
JupoE GAny-John II. llobb, administration,
VI. Stephen anI John @. Whlto, &Gat.as.
.JupaE s4lEs-J0scph nworak vs.. Chicago,
burlington s. Quincy Railroad Company; vcr-
dict, $3.50, nnti motion for new traRl.
EiIculv v{.0URT-Ju!dE ltOnEH4-H. Il. Clark
70. juncs CASH; verdict, 3ts5.b5, aud motion for
new trtal.
n falut!eltl. %Ayg.Ia-I.Dus llAasler ct al, Us.
iionry Towcs; verdict, $@oa.75, aud motion for
neW trial. b
, 1880-02-04
FINANCIAL. -
JOHN Il. DODGE Il CO.,

WANKEFH MNH StVE& 1FUKeFst
II WALl.8T.. NEW Y0ltK.
Ytocks bought and sold on ths Now York Stnek Ex.
Chn.,Yr On Ito Per cent IIMf1in Sttrk Privileges
ses4sYd ssspoi,s!ble partite at tasn:abu r.t"s
Speculation Furnished application NacGy lstpo1f
u uv{vueuts " p4V alVGk n!as2el ss1s &1GV.
, 1880-02-04
ILLINOIS Politics.

Tho FoMrtcontll Congressional District.
o.. ~, 80 ~ op ny. ,s.s,
Il'nfA'uH, 4tl., fen, I-lho pohtscas gu,
oEoh ia thls tto1steenth} CONGRESSIONAL o!stflct
Stirring thu mt or n.l,tIup fuel. whtcnoyer they
fcel i, n hc tto, n,arcat n Io rhnro IL tu,t Ill
~. - " ~ ~ .i'ol' "'c'ea@ W w. @"o'a 20 NV
ueoppostson 70 tho denomination OF the lion. D.
g. Cannon for Congress, and such opPpsltion as
does exist Is confined 10 those who failed to Rct
q no,t.oH,no ~. oo,no ot,,ar unnntntmo1+ ~
securing positions Tor bis constituents, Mr.
Gnnon has bcrn very Fortunate bllt that he
ana., aas nesh unable 70 ssppiy the wao!o demana
".a 10 hoi ~ W ~. Is: ", .H"'ul w.,
, 1880-02-04

Temnerance Jewels as cta.}, byJ II. Temnny'
shunI 10 used BY Ill Temperance and ltcfoFm tlnos
ANY book maiudt post trsp, foE the gstAll pEicc,
, 1880-02-04

Judah Kalcn filed bill yesterday against
Ills wife Sarnli asking for divorce On tho
ground Of dcscrtl0n,
Mary Schmidt filed Il similar I'LL charging
her husband, Heinrich Schmidt, with drunk
enncss and cruelty.
Judge jameson yesterday granted Il d.
yorcc 10 Amanda Wise from john Wlse OIL
tho grorlnl Of dcsertIon md 1rnnkenness,
and 70 Maria E. Guynn from 1olin II. Guy
on on tho ground OF drunkenness
Judge Tnley yesterday granted n decree OF
divorce 10 Robert CAtiing from lose n. Cnt-
ling on the ground OF adultery, and to Sarah
ty mid drunkenness.
Judge Bnrnurn granted divorce to Emma
12clny from Laurence Renly OIL tho ground Of
1gSertiun.
, 1880-02-04

Friday noxt will be the Inst day Ut service
for the FcbMary term Of tho Circuit Court
md for setting chanccry cases for trial.
a discharge from bankruptcy was Issued
to Charles 1I1cllborn.
Tho Appellate Court will decide twenty
cases to-tluy nld file opinions.
, 1880-02-04
THE COURTS.
A Substantial Victory for tho Illinois
Drying Company Over Mayor
Harrison.
The City Must Not Interfere with Its
Operations or Injunction Will
Issue.
New Suits, Divorces, Judgments, Confess
sions, Etc.



ILLINOIS DRYING COMPANY
Judge Jameson yesterday decided the mo-
tIon for Injunction OIL tho supplemental bill
In thu M" NJ the 1llIunis Drylnu Cunlpa,y
~ n tinrr;sn,, .,,d othars ,ri iii,
WIS to prevent tic city authorities from In
terfcring will, tho operation of tho Drying
Comnn,,v. .I,,tlro Jameson refused to grnut
~, Il, ,,,,,o,,o, nn I'm rro,nd t,rut Tint ,no,,.
~ 'Juhct'o, VI ~ s'o".a ',.. 'a. .,,, ,''so .t
tlatllls was inc proper fcn'eay. ai1a. secona'
It did not appear the C0Hlpasiy llad nsketl for
LICENSE and been refused. Tho Company
ln,metllo,nlv nn,Ie n for,naf rpn,,cst 1nr II
' tsnansn III t,,n % Movor ] rnfus.1 nnii tho of.
eese, os ~. ~ a.a", .u,.!5eu ,,a1 "na' ,a .a1
for making charges that lac WIS Interested iii
n rival concern, A supplemental bill was
thnn flfrd scttlnr out thnso fnrts. md anotl,er
aM1,trntfon ft,r Il, I,iI,ncti0t, 1nn,je.'
'tIhn 'i,,,in, snii i,n ti,"usyl,t tho ce,nn1nin.
, 1880-02-04

NEW YoHK, Fob. S-Duslncas rathor lcsS actIv0 to.
dny ownE 10 tho STORMY ncathcr. but tho nMrkot ia
srona. Cott0n goods In ssondy demand; nleaEro
supply md Ycsy t1rm. Prints closely sold up. and
einshnms md dross xooda continue nctiyc. Men'a
wear uf WnnlGns In stnady request by tho Clothing
trade and nfl makcs firmly hOId.
, 1880-02-04

ttr, , I'd, clear T'''' ''''''s' o'''" a'' F' ~
unehansrn e,crd1, with fnlr do'nnna ns IT, tn,
niTi&n1fhns!n's, Th;1! chs!'s .7""!iaI 7i pm, o&3o'
psff..rr'x ip UL-steaiy nj 'ne.
, 1880-02-04
COTTON.

oswEdo. N. T.. Feb. 3-GKAIN-Whaat quiet.
Eotu quet ata8c.
, 1880-02-04

TURrENTINE.
WILMINGTON, Fob. a-Erlntrs or TunrEN71NA-
6toudF nj 3Ixr
, 1880-02-04

Ptttshure, Ft. 1vnyno 4: Chicago Railway.
Up,tot cotnur Canal and MndaUn.xtA. Ticket Qt1Cea
iaCiark.st, Paniar House. ai,d lfand Facuo lIutaL
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-07-10

ncr, G. w. Crook, G. W. Bennett,
a. w. lYoodford, II. N. IIinzman,
w. II. Swisher, III. Dodson, Il. y.
Hawkins, w. W. Kemper, A. Ben
nett, J. Hcrsman, I. T. i. Queen,
Frank Ray, T. Turner, N. Irwin,
w. S. Props and daughter, John
Detamorc, G. T. Harrison and son,
J. T. Stockert, B. Fox, county; il.
Heater, W. 3! Mutt, huntsville; G..
A. Stralcy, John Mullady, J. II.
Ramsburg, John Friend, Jane Lew /;
a. G. Davis, B. Davis, r. Davis, NJ.
Davis, Lost Creek ; T. J. Moore, G.
B. Edmiston, I. a. Oliver, N. Ed
mission, D. Y. Nolan, N. Anccl, Miss
BERTHE Pritchard, DR.. Edmiston, 7.
G. Dawson, r. Juter, a. A. Arnold,
w. B. .MeGary, R. II. Harrison, J.
Morrison, Weston; l.. a. Sharp, S.
McCay, Cartlington, Ohio; s. A.
Hayes, +. N. Hayes, G.. w. Hays,
J. II. Holt, W.T.. Want, Chenille;
H. Curl, Pennsylvania; G. W. Hell
mick, J. w. Fox, A. Washburne,
West Milford; Z. Ward, n. G..
Rollrhbough, G. Skinner and son,
a. V. Darnesgrove, Rushville; c.
johnson, Independence; NJ. Griffin,
N. Cunningham, Sutton; J.F. Ro-
mine, Rockford; A. w. Carpenter,
Pocahontas county; G. G. Nc
I.aughlin, Virginia Miss Ellen Jo-
scph, Tyler county; JIM. Kemper,
Doddndgc county; T. a. Bird,
Princeton; john F. Chandler and
wife, Kansas; S. Rittenhouse,
Walkersville; NJ. Fox, Jackson
vile B. +. Sprigg, BarbourcouMty;
II. Hall, Wood county; T. Fl.
Brooke, Nebraska; Dr.. Whclan, J.
w. Oden, Roanoke; W. Dent, W.
Pickens, Troy; J. Pritchard, Miss
NJ. J. Pritchard, Miss NJ. Z. Pritch-
ard, Belmont, Ohio; Miss N. Nc.
Kinlcy, Richie county; S. J. Trox-
all, Hancock, Maryland, John Asst,
D. w. and D, #. lloyd, M. Allen, ].
R. Jenkins, Pittsburg; Z. Howell,
G. R. Morrison, John Riley, G.
Short, Columbus; FIN. Hopkins,
i. F. Dartline, Wheeling; Ii. P
Bare, U. S. Show.
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Remember that
7 take the lead
in Stationery &
Blank Books.
j. FINSTER.
State Mutual Aid hssoCia.
ton Of Columbus, Ohio.
F. BRrNKAIAN, Sole Agent.

Benefits Of this Association.
Persons between tile ages Of Is
and 10 Years, who have tirst-class
health record, may receive n Ger.
tilicatc Of Membership, rs follows
Is to 35-$5,000-payable at
death or ut expiration of Is years.
36 to 4S-$4 ,000-payable at
death or ut expiration of20 years.
10 to G0-S3,00O-payable at
death or at expiration Of 10 years.
Or if preferred, q certificate Of
half membership, for one.half the
amounts stated above.
Each Certificate will pledge to
the family or legal heirs at dcceasc,
or to tho member if living at the
expiration Of the term, rs cents for
each Certificate in force at the
time, not exceeding tile amount
named in tho Certificate, except in
the case Of tho 5000 Certificate, in
which case the amount will be S.
cents for zach Certificate in force
and not exceeding 5000,
NorIcE.-I have opened new
line of Groceries and Confaction.
cries, on Second Street, three doors
below Ross opposite The Hayden
House. ! take this method oil
inviting all my old customers to
call. J, S. WILKINSON.
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Baltimore Live Stock Mar
kct for July 5.

BEEF CATrrE.-There was
more activity to-day than last week,
but u decline ofn full quarter cent
on nearly. all grades. The falling
off was almost, if not quite, imper-
ceptible on the extreme tops, which
were full MS good MS those Of last
week, but much less numerous.
Other grades, down to the lowest,
decline a full quarter cent, rs above
comparing with last weeks
figures. bulk of the offerings
consisted OF Cattle middle
grades.@Prices ranged from 50 so
to IS % per 100 pounds, most sales
ranging from Alas cents.
AlILcu Csws.-All kinds are dull
and prices so from $40 to $40 per
head.
Prices this week for Beef Cattle
ranged Ms follows: Best Bceves at
4 Sass As; that generally rated
first quality 4 00a$4 81; medium
OF goou laIt que e, Q o w. aF' 81
ORDINARY tn ~, steels, oAsi', any
cows o99Ns -, extreme Sicl Ur thngs -, o. o.
prices ooaT g. 90. elo oo o. L1e sI ii's
were from : 20 ,o 10 . W Peflov a., iD .,
Ohio, 9t3 from Virginia, 70 from
" YVES! virginia, ~ 9f IRON IN MAE ntmal
S 90 rom lltIl oo ~ lEos tsso o,d
W W. new I ork " rom MeiI:uchy, "i ca
~ mead rom fchn.yl , I; aiiu s "
rom 1elin Is. reSe,I t:c .o u
tle week zae' n aSs aga,list aioo ,i i.tss
MohaNy ana az i9o ~ l'e'lI r., sa.l.e 't nsS
last year. VI Tue oaleEnns ~ ~
mead were eo taksh ~ bI.;iinor :,
butchers, W soi ~ 10 M" aI,.,. aiooi
Guy puie ao ny ~ eouma .,, ', leu,
ers, anu o. lIeu i " e naS tI,n .ooS
h,oa saies 1 1877 te . mces'
2lg1 a neaa against LA IL, iI iS. WIZ" '.oas
and WI he ~, same tlmo last ; yeal,
swlSE@iher n, Is i some ,a lnefen ,,,
N lhe [cceipts osst 'ts' WEN, ;. ~! =
lle lunllsy II apout 1'' e SUM ;! ~ -
was tilen i;o lfaae us Is r ."te %,s ,a,s
pelns acl,ve, ~ .nc i ias1? .ou .'e,,
last aon.ay' prices is: noiu ~ y. , Me,I
up, the most SUES pci'' ~ VI ,, ro.e
our eSp qaot , ions, " ~ s1a pSotS
ROY no aus os,, %i,u nar IL so ~ th9 Sttc,
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Go 10 Barnes for your Groceries,
you will save money by doing SO.
Resins, currants, citron &c, best
quality at Barnes.
Canned corn, peaches, tomatoes,
&C., &C., for sale at J. A. Barnes.
Ifyou will use tho "Little Joker"
smoking tobacco you will use no
othcr-at ia. Barnes
Hominy, dried corn, cranbcr-
RIGS, minco meat, &C., &c, at J. a.
Barnes.
Examine tho casters Mt J. A..
Barnes, they are very cheap also
extra caster bottles.
Reader, 60 and take q look al
Banres' show windows, then stop
in, examine and purchase.
Gilbert's Laundry Blue 5cts per
bottle at Morrow & Hersman's.
Buckets, tubs, brooms, WASH
boards &c, at Gregor'ys.
Gregory has the largest stock Of
confectionery and toys in town
Give him a call.
AT Gregory's you can get glass
sets, four pieces for 80 cts. Come
and SEQ thom.
At Gregory's You can get glass
tumblers, 30 cts per dozen, goblets,
75cts per dozen.
Cakes, crackers, cheese, bologna
sausage, dried bssf, DC, at. Gregg.
ry's.
I want my customers and friends
to come and see me in my new
quarters, in the rooms recently
occupied by J. a. Barnes, where I
am Offering better bargains than
ever. Mrs. J. e. Atkinson.
Finster keeps tho best cigars and
tips in town.
4 choice selection Of reading
matter at the News Depot.
Letter paper from Ii 10 20cts per
box at Morrow & Hers mans.
All accounts due me must be
settled nj once. | have waited MS
long as can-"loek. a lecdle oud."
+. BRISKMAS.
BoREMAY's SWEET VERMlFuGE.-
Is the name of q pleasant worn!
medicine that children will take
without any trouble, and beg for
moro. lfworms exist it will de-
stroy and cxpel them. No oil or
other pllysic needed to carry it oil;
For sale by dealers generally.
Price % cents per bottle.
Go to Morrow & IIcrsman's for
ny paper.
4 fine assortment of wall paper
ut Morrow Il liersman's.
Farmers, use the Horse and Cat.
tile Powders prepared byJ. Il, bare
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CoWMtN Courts.

,Lcvis.-First Monday in February,
April, june, August, October and
December-the juno and October
terms for fiscal and police business
only.
Gilncr. Second Monday in February
April. Juuc, August, October and
December,
Upshur.-Second Monday in February
April, juno. August, October and
December. H
Braxton.-Firs. rucsdny in January
March. May. July, September and
November.
Wcbs.or.-.Fourth Tuesday in Fcbrua-
~, April, Juno, August, October
und December.
,alhoun. Fourth Monday in Fcbrua
~, March, June, August, Septen''
Dor and November.
TOWN OFFICERS.
lisyor-J. W. Woflindin.
Recorder-C. p. Hale.
,Atlermen-1a Wnrl-John Shea.
% Hard-A. c. Hale.
81 Ifam-James Burns.
Nh N.ua-Jose A. Watson.
.seweaat.-J. S. Wilkinson
Si0s;I&XIss.
ARA. N.-statcd communications
oil Weston Lodge No 10, A. +. and a: NJ,
ssill DO held on the First and Third Nom
days Of every month. ..,. ~ .
A.M.DEsT, VS..
JANE LEw.-saicl COMMUNICATIONS oil
Jackson Lodge No. IS, A. +. md ~.
Will be held IN their Hail, in jane Lew, on
the ndSnturiiay in each month.
ISAAC JACKSON, ". ~
". D. CARRIER, See