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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-09-14
LuoAL NoTYcnS.
TRUSTEES SALE. :

PURSUANT to the provisions of deed
L OF trust executed to the undersigned
trustee by Sophia Riggs and William F.
Riggs, her husband, bearing date on the
10th day OF March, lssO,an OF record in
the Clerks Office OF the County Court OF
Mason county, West Virginia. in Trust
Deed Book No. 5, folios 1885, etc, to which,
reference may be had, executed to. secure
the payment OF three promissory notes
made by Sophia Riggs, payable to Rankin
Hill, or order each for tn sum OF $3.50, OF
even date with said trust deed, one due in
one yeariafter date, one in two years. and
the other in three years, each bearing in
terest from date, and default having been
made in, the payment OF the first note
Aforesaid, and being requested by said Hill
to sell the said land in the trust decd de-
scribed | will on the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-09-14
9th Day of September, 1881,

all the real estate OF the said Samuel
Greer, deceased, situate in Cooper District,
in said county and State, containing about
300 acres, Tor the description and bound.
aries of which reference is hereby given to
the records OF said county.
TRIMS OF SALE:-0ne.third OF the pur.
chase money cash in hand on the day OF
sale, the residne on /. credit OF one and two
years, the purchaser to execute bonds
with good security for the deferred install
ments, said bonds to bear interest from the
day OF sale until paid and the legal title to
be retained, as further security, until the
purchase money be all paid.
The above land is well improved, under
a high state OF cultivation and with fine
timber, and will be sold subject TO the tow
Ell. right OF Nancy Greer, widow relict OF
said Samuel Greer, deceased.
HENRY J. FISHER, JR.,
aug. Sd. Special Commissioner.
The above sale is adjourned until Wed.
nesh ay. September 14ih. 1851.
HENRY j. FISHER, JR.,
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Farmers of Richie county who
own hogs are anxious to dispose of
them on account Of the failure of the
corn crop.
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a9.h Day OF October, 1851,

at the frontdoor Of the Court House Of
said county, sell the Gland in said trust deed
described, to the highest bidder, at public
auction for CASH rs to the expenses OF
sale and the amount OF said first note, and
upon credit as to the residue correspond
ing with the time said notes become due
as aforesaid. Said land contains ten acres;
is situate in the District OF Hannah, about
one mile from Glenwood, town on the
river; is well improved; Is located on the
public road, and is desirable property
Bond with good security will be required
Tor the deferred instruments.
w. r. GUM, Trustee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-09-14

Hon. Geo W. c, Wickham, the
leading Republican of Virginia, has
declared for the Democratic ticket,
which seems to indicate that the
more intelligent portion Of the Vir-
ginia Republicans will vote with
the Democrats, while the negroes and
ignorant whites will vote the Read.
jus'er ticket. The campaign is now
the hottest that has been contested
for years in that State. It is to be
hoped that reputation and dishonor
will be overthrow and that honesty
will triumph.-E.
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Notice of Dlasolntion.

THE eo.pastnership heretofore existing, under the
firm name Of Knight & Couch is dissolved by mu
tua consent The business Of the firm will be Setted
sE. B. KNIGHT,
]. II. COUCH, JR,s :
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The Railroad.

The grading, Missionary and trestle
work from this place to eight miles
above, for the Atlantic and North
western Rail Road, was let to Messrs
Bib & Quarles, last week. This
completes the letting of the whole
line to Charleston. We are told that
work is to be commenced on this
end Of the line some time next week
Work has already been commenced
on the Charleston end.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-09-14

The Anderson Enterprise evidently
desires to be the first in the field the
next time, and already suggests E.
Boyd Faulkner as a successor to Gov.
Jackson. Perhaps Mr.. Faulkner
does not want it; he is young, and
doubtless would prefer going to Con.
gress from the other side of the
mountains. -PmkerSburq Sentinel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-09-14

D. D. T. Farnsworth, who ran for
Congress on the an,i,bank, anti-mo-
nopoly, anti-high interest platform
of the Greenback party in the See.
ond District is now President Of a
bank in Buchanan. The State Sand.
ard will please round of this state.
ment with few adjectives Of pro.
nonnced vigor.-Seatinel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-09-14

The National Greenback party is
in rumpus of serious dimensions.
The American Sentry and National
VIEW, each Of which seeks to be con-
sidered the organ Of the party, are
calling each other horse thieves, liars
and blackmailers, and the respective
adherents Of each paper are taking
sides. The war promises to be noisy
and nauseous, but not bloody.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-09-14

Already the liquor dealers, liquor
drinkers and their political allies are
making serious trouble in the matter
Of enforcing the State Prohibitory
law Of Kansas. The most formida.
BILE opposition is encountered in the
large towns. For example, the To.
peka City Council has issued licenses
to dealers in soda, mineral aud other
drinks" This, though not legal,
frees the seller from interference from
the city police, throwing all the bur
den of enforcement upon the Prohi.
bi,ionists. Other cities have follow
ed in the same track. 1t is obvious
that the new statute will not work
its way unless local sentiment ex-
lists to render it popular.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-09-14

We have published several sug.
gestions taken from other papers,
mentioning different names for the
Offices of Governor Congress, &c
In doing this it is not with any in,
tenlion of committing the Register to
the support of any one or for the
purpose of attempting to commit the
county for any individual.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-09-14

When Garfield reached Long
Branch, Grant "ent up and GOT The
atmosphere was not so good for Grant
NJ fnr Garfield.
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Notice To Tresnassers

A Ill persons are hereby warned from
"A t.respassing in any manner upon the
premises, or lands of John Potts, lying in
Clendenin District, this county, without
my consent, rs they will be prosecuted TO
the fullest extent Of the law.
mar, lG-ti. JOHN POTTS
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The Mrs. Garfield fund has reached
sl57 500, and sl25, 600 of it has been
invested in per cent. bonds for the
benefit. II took s145,2Sf25 to buy
that amount Of bonds.
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This is the advice of the Philadel,
phia North american, one of the old.
est and most respected Of the Repub.
lican journals in this country: "Oi
two evils the party must choose the
least, and it is no time to talk Of
Bourbonism when a States honor is
at stake. Let the intelligent Repub.
licans of Virginia steer clear of Ma
homo and the reputation breakers,
and support the Daniel and debt
paying ticket
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LAND FOR SALE.
000 ACRES Timber Land in Arbuckle
ENlll District. NJ. L. JAMIsON.
Trespass Notice.

A LII persons are forbidden to travel
n through, range, hunt, fish, nut, or in
any way trespass upon my lands in Ar
buckle, Robinson and Waggener Districts,
under penalty OF law.
sept. 14-iw. NJ. L. JAMESON.
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An interview with leading bust.
ness men in New York, in different
branches of trade and manufacture,
showed the merchants to be thorough.
ly satisfied with the outlook for the
fall and winter. Even the short
crops in some portions of the country
are not admitted to affect materially
the volume of business likely to be
done. The advance in prices of farm
products is relied on to keep up the
purchasing power of the producers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-09-14

1t would be interesting 10 know
what was said and what plans were
laid at the conclaye held atthe White
Sulphur Springs a short time ago
when Senators Davis and Camd n,
VIM. Prince, Of Raleigh, ], NJ. Fer
guson, Of the Anderson Enterprise, Ed
Sehon, Of Point Pleasant, A. Lang,
ley, Of Mason,. Judge Morrow and
Lewis Baker, Of the Wheeling Regis
ter, were setting up the pins and lay.
ing the wires for the next political
campaign in this State.-FayettSuiLLt
Enterprise.
The above extract is taken from
the Fayetteville Enterprise, and is
founded upon correspondence of the
Wheeling IntelItgencer. Whena pro
fessedly Democratic paper takes Re
6 publican assertions to found its opin
ions of Democrats upon, its reliabili
ty may begin to be questioned. o.
the gentlemen mentioned, one does
not live in the State Of West Virgin.
ia at all, another was not at the
White Sulphur Springs at the time
mentioned, and the others, if they
met at all, we presume talked abou,
something they had better right tt
talk about than the editor of the En-
terprise has to talk about them.
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LOST.

DOCKET BOOK, August 2Sd, between
/ Bruce's Chapel aud G., NJ. Moore's,
containing some sl2 in money and lot 81
papers. The finder will be rewarded, il he
Will return the same to Hanly & Neale's
store, at Midway, West Virginia.
sept. T-2w X. ], NEAIE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-06
FIREMEN'S UNION.
ELECTION OF A l'kESlDENT.

Resolution iO Go Out OF Service ResCindeu-
Proposed Ordinance to ReOrganIze
the Department.
The Firemen's Union met in tie Wash
inston company's hall last evening, repre-
sentatives being present from all the conf
l,anies Of the department.
Walter NJ. Franklin, esq, having rc-
signed his position as vice president the
union went into an election to fill tho
vacancy, and Joel l.. Haines, of the Amer
can, was chosen his successor.
A motion was made that the resolution
passed July last, notifying city councils
that tho several companies would 60 out
of service on the 1st of February ensuing,
be rescinded. The motion to rcscind was
after debate adopted by an almost unani-
nous vote.
Mr.. Cox submitted tho draft of an ordi
nance which it is proposed to present for
the consideration of councils at the meet
ing of that body to-morrow. 1t is a lengthy
document, comprising twenty three sec.
tions and embOdies all the points OF the
communication of Mr.. Cox, read at the
late special meeting of councils and printed
in full in the INTELLIGENCER on Saturday
last. It is substantially reproduction of
the Cox communication, with a few addi-
tiOnal details.
The ordinance was read and with no
further action the meeting adjourned.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-06

Tho Lancaster telephone exchange has
been consolidated with the Harrisburg
telephone exchange company, which con-
trolls the counties of Lancaster, Dauphin,
Cumberland, Franklin. Fulton and Perry.
Mr.. H. A. Clute, former assistant superin-
tendent of the Western Union telegraph
company, Harrisburg, is general manager
Of the consolidated telephone company.
Mr.. Potts withdraws from the exchange.
The company intend to improve their
lines here and greatly increase the ex-
change. There ale at present some seventy
five telephones in Lancaster, but there
might be very decided increase in tie
number and in the efficiency of the service.
We are informed that the consolidated
management looks forward to the conncc
tion Of the drug stores, physicians and
many more private residences, to the keep
ing open Of the exchange day and night and
to connections of Lancaster by tele phone
with Columbia, York and likely Harris.
burg.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-06

who was allowed Sc per week by the
court. lie went to Jail. f.t .,-r:..e.
Following arc the amounts of bills pre-
sented by the aldermen of this city TO the
county commissioners, approved by them
and paid by the county treaGayer, for
criminal cases heard and dismissed by the
aldermen during November: MeCooomy,
36e.zO; Barr. sl79,95 Spurrier. e2O0. 80
Samson. el29 s. Alex. Donnc ity, &65. 30
p. Donnelly, sllS.60. Psssss -.
-. Quarter session. Court.
The trial list n out for next week, winch
will be an adjourned quarter sessions
court. Cases are set down for but three
days in the week and there are only
twenty on the list. The most important
are as follows: Monday, Emanuel Gun
daker, felonious assault and battery ;
Tuesday, VIM. b. Finney, mansiaughter /;
and Edward Sanders, murder Wednes.
day. Samuel IL. Miller, murder, Charles
ID. Triple and George Triple, embezzle-
ment.
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DEATH or KlLPATRICK.
A Chance for an Ohio Man.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The consul at
Valparaiso telegraphs to the state depart
mcnt that Minister Fitzpatrick died at
Santiago on Sunday last. [Gen. JudsOn
Kilpatick was citizen Of New Jersey :;
and achieved considerable reputation as a
dashing cavalry officer. Since then
he has been devoted to politics,
and was fiery, nervous campaign
orator. In 1872 he was Liberal and
since then has gone in for a g bloody shirt
campaign and plenty of money He
was good man for Republican admins
tratiOns to get rid Of and consequently was
sent to Chill, where bis own and the PERU
Wan Minister Hurlburt's diplomatic indis-
cretiOns have created such scandal that
death has only anticipated the state de-
partmcnt's recall Of him.-EDs. INTELLI-
GENCER.
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Amusemenus.

The Performance This Ecening.-Thc char
actcr of that exciting melodrama, 1.-Two
Nights in Rome" and its many points OF
merit. were noted at length In the INTELL:-
GENCER upon the OCCASION OF it's previous pro-
ductiOn in this city. 1t is to be played again
at til opera house this evening, when Miss
Jeffreys-Lewis, who bears the reputation OF o
tLentcd actress and whose connection with
the Union Square theatre company as leading
lady constitutes lIcr tito to public confidence
will impersonate tue difficult role of A,aOnid,
the scope of which is ample to test the capacity
OF the most pretentiOms of emotional perform.
crs.
"Thc Prcfessor.'-TIIis Madison Square sue
cess, which ran $50 nights to crowded houses
in New York Will be given at the opera house
on Wednesday evening"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-06

A travelling book agent, named NJ. L.
DeMott, who has been canvassing this city
for subscribers to an illustrated history OF
Rome, came to grief at the Cross Keys
hotel last evening. The landlord became
aware that tho agent travelled on his good
looks and had beat several other confiding
landlords out of sundry board bills. He
was closely watched, therefore, and when
lie retired last night the door of his room
was securely fastened on the outside To
prevent his escape. It was unfastened in
;he morning and he was invited down to
breakfast, but he was very slow in coming
to time. He made an effort finally to es:
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List of Unclaimed Letters.

The following is list of unclaimed let.
ters remaining in tho postofiice for the
week ending December 5, 1881
LADIES' List.-Miss. c. ]. Albright, Miss
Alice Harnisb. Miss Fannie Hess, Mrs.
Elizabeth Kaufman, Mrs. Nettie Miller,
Miss Maggie A. Murphy, Miss Annie
Morken, Elizabeth McAffec, Miss Minnie
Neff, Miss Ida Weidler, Emma Zug.
Gents List.-A. Bauman, Benjamin
Evans, S. E. Frank, iona Good, Peter
Hoffer, BENJAMIN Huber, Wyatt w. Hoak,
Samuel II jackson, William Little, F. K,
Lands, John Littlejohn, John A. McDon.
nell, Tong s. Reimund, Jackson Wise,
Henry Wambaugh.
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DEATHS.

WOLF.-Dccember T. 1851, in this city, Mary,
relict OF the late Adam Wolf. in the S2i year of
her age.
The relatives and friends of the family ere
respectfully invited to attenu the funeral,
fiOm her late residence. No. lS6 North Duke
street. on Wednesday afternoon ut O'Clock.
KAUTz.-In this city. on the 4th inst. John f.,
son OF Jacob +. and Kate f. kautz, in the Al,
year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family ar,.
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the parents residence, No. 363 South
Queen street. on Wednesday afternoon Mt 2
o'clock Inter1ncnt at Woodward Hill cemetery
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Western ssrain Aaarksts.

TOLEDO - Whcat was easier; No. spOt
and December ut u 3Sx; January at 81 aOsss
February ut 81 ~,
Corn was easter: No. SPOT and December
or January at &c.
Oats were quiet No. 9 ut 4iz&c.
At the clOse-Wheat was dull and weak No.
Red. spot. at @l 371s bid. 81 IS n asked De-
cember ut u 37E bid, u SS1 asked January Mt
81 S9H bid, u 10 asked February ut VI 4D1s !.
March at$t 431 bid. 81 4iA asked.
Corn was quiet No. 2spOt nOmfnally Mt 6ic;
January Mt 81.
MILwAUKEE-Wheat Was heavy and lower :;
No. {? Milwaukee soft. cash and December ut
81 so; January Mt u 99A February at 81 :OIs !:
March ut 81 5OA; April at u Sl1k; May u,
$l3iA.
Corn was easier No. 2 ut 6l11c.
Oats were easier No. 2 at 4jc.
Rye was firmer No. ut 911Ic.
Barley was stronger and higher; No. =
spring, cash and December ut 0SiIc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-06

Philadelphia Market.

falLADa1Rn1A, Dec. &-FlOur firm, with
fair inquiry and prices without important
change.
Rye flour at 8 2505 50.
wheat dull and easier Del and Penna
Rcd, 81 4l0l 4S; DO Amber 81 l30l -.
Corn firm steamer, 7O1<c sail yellow, !l0
IKE: mixed, 7lc. No. mixed, 6S0Oc new,
65G1sc. -.r
Oats active and higher No. white, 5S05S1<:
No. do, 5s063; No. do. 5l051; No. 2mlxed.
$685..
Rye steady ut 9Sc.
Provisions dull and easier.
Butter steady for choice grades.
EgYs firm and fair demand.
Petroleum duh: reaned. &c asked.
whisky ut 81 Is.
Seeds-GOOd to prime Clover dull at
SI.G9: Elaxseed scarce at Sl 50.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-06

A Cough, Cold or sore TnrOat should De
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an In
cursoae Lung Disease or Consumption.
Browns bronchial TrOchcs do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups aud balsams,
but act directly ON the inflamed parts, allaying
Irritation, give relief In Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subject
to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Trocnes have been recommended by physi-
clans. and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by Wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tanned wellmeritcd rank among the few staple
remedies of tho age. Soil at . cent? q box
everywhere. DSivdIThAS&lyw
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cape, but was confronted at the door and
asked to settle. He plead poverty, but the
landlord was inexorable and would not let
him of With bis subqeription book, -wilich
coustituDed all his baggage. The book
contains many very resposible names, in
Gliding nearly all our priests and preachers.
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Married..

This morning William Multi, was
"wanted" to answer charge OF fornication
and bastardy preferred against him by
Mary Walbert. When taken into custody
hc made short work of tho complaint by
sending for and marrying the complainant.
thus enabling Alderman Samson to earn
the first marriage fec since his election as
alderman.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-06

CHiCAaO.-llOgs-RoOeip 5000 heal; snip
SC lower common to good mixed, . 6O06 20:
light, $, 95 heavy packing and shipping at
81 logs 10 skips and culls ut si05 g.
Cattlo- Receipts, 1000 head Shipments 900
head prices generally unchanged; shipping
weak: good 20 choice $5 2O06 ~ com mon to
fair, $i@5; mixed butchers plenty and
steitlier; poor to fair, so! 80; good tn
choice. $304 50: stockers and feeders, at - 60fO
) IS Texans at - 750 rs.
Shcep-Receipts, 1,C0O head shipments, St1
head prices unchanged. The Journals Liv-
erpOoI dispatch says Cattle were less active
but steady best steers 29c. Sheep more plen
tiful but unchanged bost selling atl7l1.Oc."
EEsT LIBERTY-Cattle since Friday were |, ,Sp
head through and lis local trade dull, sell
ing about lO0l5c off from last week.
HOgs-keGeipts were 10, 100 head Phila,icl
phia ut 81 2506 10; Workers at s G005 80,
Sheep-Reccfpts were leo head market
dull and prices 2J04Oc or from last week.
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dGtfd&w

nE. $. u. c. JACKSON. Y q.
II THE GREAT ENGLISH ORATOR, i
Will deliver his Celebrated LECTURE on
Garibaldi's First Wife, Anita"
On TUESDAY EVENING,
In UNION BETHEL CHURCH. corner OF Or
snge and Prince streets. to commence Mt 3 p.
IN. Doorsopen at p. m. Tickets of Admfs-
sion 26c., Children, l6c., to be had at the book
stores 5-2tR
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MONDAY, Dec. 5.-The arrivals of live stock
at the various Pnilatlelphia yards were for the
week: Beeyes, S ,o9o head sheep, 5000 heal:
head; sheep. 10000 head hogs, 5.sO head.
Beef cattle wero dull and Nc per pound
lower on account of the extra heavy supply.
per pound.
We quote rs follows:
Extra, G@6hc; Good, 5A9SSc: Medium.
Milch COWS were tuirly active ut $jO6l7OOO
Sheep were dull and fully Nc per pound
on 1 OF 1S ss@yy y, S
quality OF the stock was poor and the common
grades was sold below the cost West. Unless
be lower than for years past. Lambs wer. dull
scarce and high.
Extra, lOo@ilS ns;; sa5!ac; good, soaa, h:.
lambs. sAgsAc; calves. milch. G@sc:
Of Hc. We quote extra ut a@9ac good ut
sH@sAc; mettium at s@sNc; common ut
SALES OF BEEvEs AT THE WEST PHILADELPHIA
STOCK YARDS.
Martin Fuller Il Co., e2s Western. 56s54c
Roger M"yyn%s: y%s. a'o Western an" w. '"'' SO
\. ~. Chrissy, a; 41owestcrn Va, AMI Ohio and
n S. & b. ~ y 1sfsilsn sfSEs -, Western, ,.esxc.
Daniel % Murphy. =, sss western. SSsEc.
owen Smith, Is Western, acct. OF Green
wnld; Al Western, acct. Of II. q.
Woeaiord = ". va. acct. "; =
yanMsssr ys,I s Is W. Va, acct. }. Me-
NJ. UIn:.n. is Illinois. s1z@7A; Al Indiana
acct. B. 5. Traaerman, 5es5kc; u
Ohio, acct. Z. +. Trauerlnan, Eaee5c
Il StOckerS, acct. b. +. Trauerlnan
4c; q Va. acct. M. Eisenan. 4. West
Pa, acct l.. Sensenig, 4AGlAc.
shamburs Paul. s'o Western ami West Va.
II. Ghain, jr;s $ Western, 4,1s55sc.
c. scM,mbsrg 8 Co, s;d West Va and Western
LowensteiS ( Adler, 80 West Pa. and West
Bachman ! Il tssi. tS 6 Western and w. Va
DAME; IS s%y,S syss:s DrO' 80 "es'er" a"a West
Dennis snytG. 80 Western, and Yves. Va.
James cesS2 ;!: 2, 50 West; St. ,S%;Ec q y ,a,
Abe Ostheim. 30 Western, 5A96Hc.
james Aull, go Western. 31aWe4c.
II. Chain. 50 Westean, 3e9 ~. ..-rrr..
ss - . we Western teri naSs zn %ss. Va, s
@5kc.
DRESSED aEATs.
Dressed Beevcs were fairly active 1T 1890.
SALES LAST WEEK.
Thoa Bratlley I45 head MT 7GyIc. rR'.
A. A. Boswell l2i do. ut 7,{@yAc.
g. s. Dengler, SldO. at 7NS9Zc.
". ii. Brown 152 do. ut 7Gg9Zc.
D. ii. Harlan, III do. 1T 7IaI9Ac.
dressed sheep were dull
Samuel Stewart sold 6eO head Mt 7alsi9c. AMI
l,G head dressed lambs at 96l0c.
1tOOK aAIR0y.
New York, Philadelphia and Local Stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily D..
JACcB d. Lose. N. 4. Cor. Centre Squars
NkW iORK STOCKS.
Stocks dull and irregular.