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IN BEAVER FALLS, IA,

FiTnnuad, Pa, Aug. 20-a a. na.-Word has
Just reached hole Ut a disastrous tro ut beaver
Falls, Pa, a fow mllos below P!stsburg. Tue
extensive cutlery works there took fire about
midnight AId are still burning. ThUlr complete
t4eatEtl0tton Ia eall 10 10 Inevitable. thu tpis
VII! DO very heavy They arc aIROuK the larRe4t
ind best equipped IN tho country,
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' OBITUARY.,


NIIs8s IN OlN SFQONEK,
Sp:cfat Dtspdffh 10 The Chttapq Tribune
MADISON, VITA, Ai,y. :s.-s1rs Lydtn spooae,
vito Of Judge r: l.. Apooncr, untl mother Of ,aa
Hon. F!1il Il. Spuoner, .lr.. lt,snrauca Counl,.
stoncr nt Wisconsin, aud CnI, .nhu {. spoouer
General Soi!oltuv Of thh Chicago, II. Paul, yIn.
nparnlls s. O.tlaha lsnilroad. tllcl scey tudienIr
this nfterlttlll ut ;! n'rluck. Nrs. spoonef h1l
bcen IN ferblt. henlth for Hotne tItne She xM
ttkGsl sary suddenly III this aftesuuo1 end an
In u feW moments.
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AT FRANKFORT. KY.

FlaANkro,sT, KY, Aug. ss.-Tho lumber In the
yard 1t the Cnalnu!op saw.ultlla Ia uoll Point,
pcrpss the rlyer from this city, cnuxht fire to.
lAy Annnt y 1olUex and wus totally destroyed.
About 1:,NN foot WerG lurucl, L0ss between
$a,Q0 and *s,CQl, no Insurance.
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a Greater Product Of Mineral Now
Than Evor before.
Tho Shipment Of Ores In Excess Of
Thousand Tons Daily.
Value Of tho Monthly Output 0ne and a
Quarter Million Dollars. j.,
! Summary Of The toadlllon aal Prospects or The
Lta1'ug Mincs.

| cAslp; iltnI t0tlre from MY rGntll,Y 0t Fast
ertl pnters tint but (tttufs said about 1t, cx-
cept III llorns In Journals devoted expressly 10
ihlnfng ,iewa.
During tho past thrco mouths have l,cou
r'asElthE largely through, tic Enst, mid by
frequent conversations discovered n prt.-
Willing general Impression lii those sections
| Tint I.patlvi|ie lsn ptayctl-out caip, wl,Usc
alice Brcat and prosperous mines hayu been
exhausted blythe enormous drifts upDi, them,
nnl That now discoveries du not restDro
tho broken plmlanx. Most nun, then,
look npon Lealyt1!o NJ u tletl,ronetl
Queen ut tho Mountains, mourning nn,o,,g
tito rufus of llcr past grandeur. md broolling
0sor glorles aNtl triumpis llnver to return.
They Hcen tn seq "Delonla est Carthage"
written over llcr ttecnyng sllaft-l0uscs md
ruined slnclterH.
10 raCil 1t will be tlintlcr Uf great sur
prisu to lcnrn. tho fact, which Is supported
hy untlenfablo evidence, TINT now, when
LenurlllD AcgrIS nlmust forgotten, the
tlniIy output Of her orc MIDI bnllinn
IL greater anu tfla value larger
tllan III tho pnlmtcst and notsiest poriod Of
ltcr history: and that tho average daily
amount Of ores mined and shipped exceeds
largely
4 THOUSAND TONS,
AlInnt tho middle 0f June 1 visited with the
Duke Ut Sutherlnnd's party tic great Grant
slnctters; atnl Mt james, ono OF tho proprie-
tors, showed us from tho hooks That tic total
shipment Of bullion nu',c FROM tlIcir works to
TINT .sate amounted tn HIS cnr-loads of eleven
tolls each s,ce Jan. 1881, a,ll tn tlIis ,ntlst
he ualltl the vnYt uliUunt shipped by the
1ltai'y oti'er slr'ters and rctluctior-tnfl's Of
The calnp. Al Of this immense product is
TIN rGSttt{ ff te,A 1n,,yS NJ
nr n,c, linn t,sn ,r,, thrnn',,r, ,no . 1,s IL,
Inv md % mr. strcc,s t I,x ~ rl,t 1"rin.. t tha ns,
times which ,narIsml tho boonl ut 1870. III
tl,okc days nltnberless clnins were staked
nn1 Hi,se' -" r,,nr W. u" ,,t,,. "" n T "s'
al"I III @ tno ,a snarp .. c'l'K & oi tno na1n'ner,
drill. ,sl,d tic slcrp buo,u Of the blast rs It
shlyerrd the uornhyrv. rang constantly
ti'ro,,,,, t1,n ,ir h.. ,,o, nv, ,,,.,,t W.,
t,nu'sn anu. ..'o ait W Wy Ml.u "lgn,' H"W;
over many VI Our n'ath s!llu klilca!es, n'su
NAV wnuter far l,ours scarrpty nne,inr n
man, except lorhuspa solitury woodcLoppcr,
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PUBLIC FElJLINQ,

A1stEAS3l n +
6Vsttat uanattA Il 1hs eaieoaa Tribune.
ALBANY, N. ". Aug. H.-Psaycrs were
pneseI In all the churches to-day for the re-.
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terms. Apprr+on ms hren Marshal nf Forest
ny two years. H. wna Intoxicated nj tho time.
iirnat excitement l'1'fnl!s. ApNFrs,,l "a guarded
hy uly uilo n1nn. IL Is tlLnlKlit lG Will Escape
Tonight.
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HosroA, Aug. Sa,-The Union Stone Compaay's
works At Everett. Mass., burned last uIght,
Loas estimated at 90, ,000 to fi0,Q insured,
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Aug. .7.-wilam O lIsn.
sn old pioneer nul prominent bushes, man Of
this city, died today Of congestion Of the bovsA
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.spttfa& Dtscaseh n 7ss Chttnoo 7rttane.
flOr SpntSne. ARK, Aug. 27.-.umcs rHron,
tho aRsressor In tho Ullren.llysler ronrontro
heiv alonlny last, died tt,-dny uf wn,1rl,ls rt..
cciye'l. Ills body was taku' Ia Ss. Louis tDr
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AT ABILENE. KAa

DALLAS, Tex. Aug. fla nFe At Abilene ut l
o'clock thls tnornlus destroyed thisteeu buIld-
! ings. Loss, &sQ.0(Q; insurance, *s,VoQ
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:, ,..- SAMUEL. u, .nuG6LEs.
FIRE 1sLAsp.r L. T., Aug. as.-samuei .. aua'
gles, Vi Nuw Yusk. died this tnornlnx,
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.: CHICAGoANs At sARAi i1:i.' Vs. 9t's =.
NEw voRx, Aur. sa-Ths fosl0r'pa. pa..'ustroa.,
aus are It saratoga to.aay' Z, RI nIta. M
c. Il. Tinker, " Newport, R*Y' v
Walker, Miss Alice Asyen'
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,........ IN tAllFoHHIA 0l1AHt
kH9w to fao o, for T. ls ,s'y sWn!srf @ go
ttle piacgly hive beeli ncar'y exhausted,
the lolt.clainls aro belng ,rapldly levelopetl,
Ana nre becoming producing l,ropsrtiss. TllB
i1'ppe,E 1pp ,,F end Of y tne IT, eHs c1yorlnS Printer
e,nlnently gold district; but Il Is believed
to ,,bu un!tcrlald at n considerable
depth by . rlch c9rbo!late tleposit. (VhIia
~ Ell yes eta e. 1hn Qprr ~, and o%eS SS
OF gold, s,aall bodies OF very ricll cnrbonntes
snt stass Seolesis Il " ssI t, sn Ii Il sts Its
regent report to tllo ,state. Legislature, liscs
breaking through CARBONATE deposits ut n
COMslAcrabs0tept Fnrther down tic g@lIC|l,
she A.. ", atter cotlteutd!ug With a great
i!oW OF WAter, has struck gooa hosty uC
paving aual,tItlvs. stiIl further down tic
EaN Uurb and Columbia hive struck tino
bodies Of leAl and silver carboMates md sui
n4ltreta Of good grade, ald will soon be
s%$Ss'Ss $ast sxsf :%'fsh ls h! to ts segt md near
and PLUCK VIII, do. Here lles Tie
y9 yy y@sSy T's s bts faS SSss St d% S%sss s.
fa!t!. md tlfsless industry tu q depth Of over
200 tevt Ut solid porphyry. until IL last they
hayo struck 4, good body ,carbongtes, aud
tltlF l4lku Wlll pEDUMQ1y NHal llk 1FHlllOI I'll Il
fortune. Col. TDnl Wells and several others
ut the 0ld-tllners aro the happy oWuers, The
euphonI0ua Black Cat lies close bS, Is nearly
as !lcap, and with the samu prospects. Fred
Qrlmili mud others have the undisputed tItle
to this bird Of the ntKht,
on IOWA 0ULc1l =
mucl, work 10 be!ng done. Tile Dyer, near
tue bend, Ia q constant shipper OF K0ol urs;
md the Iloosler Girl tlas shown suina lIlls
products OF rloll ua!nernl. Tie j. u, War.i-
nWllp1 largely by our former thteaKo United
States Prosecuting Attorney, md IlaW Dis
Irlct Circuit .1.ldK0 ut 1.oadYi!!e, from wkonl
the Mlne was laMel-js Il good property,
nls0 tlis nrtaN Narl, hear by,
'lha .l.saly[lls & tiunntson' Mining
Company Ut thicago-ot which Mr. st, IUhil,
Of the uhLeago, liock Island Il Pacific, Il
l'resi4eMt-. some good pr0spants III lhls
kl!lch, aud ATa working them diligently,
Iae Long y Derry, on Tie lll!l uf TINT llalue
on lilo south OF tho gutcll, Is q bank fr0ll
Which thb owl'eFB cAu always draw what
they wn.,t a,stl w1lun they Wa,it 1t, and shejr
checks ar1 meyer ulstl01.0reti,
On Aleece lltll work i.as bcen resumed OH
mAny af tAa pr0spect-sllafts, ainl with guoA
ps0ullse. Tho Banker aud seyetpl othsrs
hare reached tue. tton-colilart, aI,a Will
probably tiud good mineral below Ii. Tbs
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CUMBERLAND.

Pertinent Points from PietFO'S Pen-A
Prospective RAilFOAd-BFickS- Favor
able Outlook for tho Ruture Of the
Town.
Quite q buzz Of excitement has been
created over the proposed new railroad
that ia being talked up from Pittsburgh
through to the West. The route, as first
spoken Of, seems to be impractiCable owing
to the grade being too heavy, 80 now the
tendency 10 to come down HOrdin's run and
then up the river 10 such a point as will
suit to make the crossing, This route
would give Cumberland what she has
wanted for many day. Surely we need
railroad, when 1t ia known that we
manufacture 22,000,000 fire brick here in
Hancock county per annum and 90 900
tons oil fire clay. Our monied men will
render all the assistance they could be
asked to do In such an enterprise.
The PostoitiCe Department have given
notification that they will receive bids to
carry the mail from this office TO Free.
mans Station. This is change in the
programme, Heretofore the Cumberland
mail has come via, McOoy's Station.
We will, under the new regime, get three
mails per day instead Of two, as at present.
Quite an impetus Is manifested In build.
ing up our town, as several new houses
will be erected as soon as the weather will
admit OF II,
AT the present the outlook Ia better
than for years Tor O very active season In
the brick business, There will be more
brick made the coming summer than any
previous season. Our manufacturers have
been busy during the winter In repairing
works aud putting In needed improve
ments.
The silver excitement Is still on the
move, mostly among those who are the
most interested. We saw several certif.
Gates the other day sent here by Colora.
do assayiSt, and one was for 430 OF, per
ton, II this should be correct the thing
will prove godsend to this community,
PIETRo.
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The wife Of the twentieth President Of
the United States, says Washington let.
ter, is a daughter Of q Maryland farmer,
Zebulon Rudolph, whose uncle, tradition
says, fought In the revolution, and, going
to France, espoused the cause Of Napo.
leon and became. Marshal OF France, the
gallant and unfortunate Ney. She was q
fellow student with young Garfield at HI.
ram College, became engaged 10 him, and
when he went 10 William College to ex.
tend his studies, taught In the public
schools OF Cleveland. She was married 10
him In 1858, when he became the head OF
Hiram College, and began life with him In
q cottage which he purchased, fronting the
college grounds. She Is woman OF
unusual learning, and has herself nearly
fitted her two sons for college, carrying
them through their Latin and other studies
In which women are rarely conyersant.
She Ia fond Of reading, and In substantial
literature and 9 knowledge OF the affairs Of
the day she Is better yerEed than the vile
Of any President we have had since Mrs.
Polk. She Ia q lady somewhat under the
medium size, well made, and well proper.
toned, belonging on the whole to the
order Of little women. She has face well
composed OF expressive and harmonious
features, with q fair and bright com.
plexion, black hair and eyes. Her manner
Ia little shy, yet piquant, and che has o
marked and cheerful laugh, sense OF the
humorous and Of her own dignity, and o
cheerful happy nature. She Is fond Of
housekeeping, atfectionate, yet decided In
her rules OF household government, and
withal well.balanced, sensible and In.
teresting woman. She enters the White
House with the good wishes OF the whole
country, and there Ia no reason 10 doubt
that she will make the Executive Mansion
q home aB well ss q palace, and inCulCAte
in 1t the private as we'll as the public
virtues which should adorn 1t.
When asked II che should keep open
house, as Mrs. Hayes had doAe, or wheth.
or she should reserve certain times for
herself, she said she should give herself,
as far as her strength would permit, TO the
public; that as she belonged to them she
must consider their wishes first and her
own inClinations last. She is quiet In her
dress as was her predecessor, and she
wears literally no jewelry. She wears her
brown hair waved of her forehead and
coiled low at the back On Sunday che
wore a handsome black silk, with slight
train, trimmed with heavy Jet passemen.
tetie. She will not hold any formal recep.
tons during Lent. Mrs. Garfield, the
elder. said, Ii speaking Of her SOM III
he makes as good a President as he has q
son, the country has nothing to fear.
James Is good man." He certainly has
had no more sincere tribute than that.
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OouaHs.-"Browns Bronchial Troches'
are used with advantage 10 alleviate
coughs, sore throat, hoarseness and pron.
Chial affections. For thirty years these
TroChes have been In use, with annually
increasing favor. They arc not new and
untried, but, having been tested by wide
and constant use for nearly an entire gem
Grafton, they have attained well.merited
rank among the few staple remedies Of the
age.
The Thioat-"Brown's Bronchial Tro.
Ches" act directly on the organs Of the
voice. They have an extraordinary effect
In all disorders Of the throat and laryRx,
restoring q healthy tone when relaxed,
either from cold or overexertion OF the
voice, and produce q clear and distinct
enunOiation, Speakers and singers find
the roches useful.
A ough, cold, Catarrh or sore throat re-
quire! Immediate attention, as neglect
often.imes results In some'incurable lang
diseases browns Bronchial TroChes"
will almost invariably give relief. Imita.
tons are offered for sale, many Of which
are injurlous. The genuine Browns
Bronchial Trochea" are sold only In
boxes. TTh4s.
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PTlRa' mammoth Is Ssi prime = CO., No, q

A60. =
East LnERTE, March 81, -CArr1E-ReestptI
since Friday 2,S70 mead through, and $50 bead
yard stock. Supply for sale here some four
cars more than week ago; no buyers on
hand but local dealers and the retail trade;
some 10 or u loads have gone on through, and
prices are little In advance OF last week, say
about &c, There Is very little business doing
in the cattle line any way.
Hogs-Receip9 $685. head; Philadelphia
50 4Oa8 90 best YorEerS IS 00a6 10; common
Workers IS 65A5 90.
Sheep Receipts $500 head; fair to good
IS 26a5 rs; extra 50 90,
NEW YoRE, March 2l.-DRY GooDs-Job,
beers are doing good business in staple and
department goods, but the package trade
Is light and irregular, Cotton goods jobbing
Ut irregular prices, but agents quotations are
without material change, Fine brown
sheetings easier. Heavy fine browns steady.
Prints in moderate request, Mems WoolsnH
quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2l,-Cotton firm;
middling lilo; low middling exc; good ordl.
nary SIC; net receipts 7,4I5 bales: gross re-.
cetpts s $50 bales exports to Great Britain
800 bales; sales 1880 bales; stock Sl4,6S5
bales.
CINCINNATI, March 2l.-Hoas - Stronger;
common n 4Oa5 10; light IS 7sa6 % packing
s. 60GG co. butchers % 00a8 6O. Receipts
200 head; shipments 400 head,
PrTTsBuRGH, March ELECTROMAGNETIC
crude unsettled and irregular; United cert.
ticates sO9Sci refined So Tor Philadelphia de-
livery,
ANTWERP, March 2l.-PRrRoLEuM-ReRnsd
20kL.
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mn,Z nsnnre nIenItl,.

II seems strange that anyone will suffer
from the many derangements brought on by
all impure condition Of the blood, when
scoviIl's sarsaparilla and stillingia, or Blood
and Liver Syrup will restore perfect health 10
the physical organization. II 10 indeed q
strengthening syrup, pleasant 10 take, and has
proven itself Ia be The best blood purifier ever
discovered, efIectually curing scrotuls, syp
hilith disorders weakness Of the kidneys,
srySiplas, malaria. all nervous disorders and
debility, bilious complaints and all diseases
indicating an impure condition OF tho blood,
liver, kidneys, stomach, skin, etc. ltcorectS
indigestion. ASlngle bottle will prove 10 you
its merits as o health remover, for II acts like
charm, especially when the complaint 10 Of
an exhaustive nature, having tendency 10
lessen the natural vigor Of the brain and
nervous system.
West d McConahey, Druggists and Apothe.
carries, hank Building, bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan, List q Co., WHOLESALERS Agents, Wheel.
Ing, W. Va. TTHBAw
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Seldom, writes Washington correspon.
dent, has It been that, ID the selection Of
a cabinet, the wives Of the members en-.
ioysd each dtSir- .ti9o, ApS;:tton the rep.
utation Of their husbands, as do some Of
those Of the present administration. Mrs.
Blaine is a fine looking lady, tall, with
good features, and hair we'll sprinkled
with gray. She lS pleasant in her man.
ners, ready conversationallst, and
shrewd. Her long experience In public lie
has made her a valuable atQ uiBitiOn 10 the
administration, or at least TO that part OF
II represented by her husband. She can
keep secret and ward of the inQuiBtive
Mrs. Blaine possesses those peculiar
qualifications which make vile o
great comfort and aid 10 q pub.
liC man. Mrs. Window is 0 fine, matronly
lady, who has never shown any disposition
for society and lie ifiyolltiee. While abe
always dresses In good taste, Ia either
black silk or satin, or some solid color,
thereis nothing daShing to distinguish her
Ia crowded reception room. She, ep'
pears 10 besL advantage Ia the home circle.
The oldest fish In the cabinet basket 10
Samuel j. Kifkwood, The Secretary Of the
Interior lie is q plain man, and has All
agricultural appearance, but the one who
picks him up as fiat will be mistaken,
Little IL known Of his vile beyond the fact
that she is an estimabls lady, who par.
takes ID o measure the quiet manner Of
her husband, and hes limited circle Of
aCauaintances. Secretary Lihcolh's vile
IVES Mary Harlan, daughter oil ex-senator
Harlan, q woman OF exquisite loveliness,
| In her younger days the suiton for her
hand we're numbered by the score. Her
presence In the charmed circle Of the cab.
met will add 10 lie brilliancy. The fact
that Mrs. MacVeagh is Simon Cameron's
daughter has given her q reputation
which has preceded her here. She 10 tall
graceful Of figure, and, having spent yeafS
In society with her father when be, was In
the zenith Of his political glory and pow
or, comes we'll prepared for the new hon.
ors which both her husband and herself
will receive. Those who know her intl'
mately say that she possesses In
marked degree many Of the charActefis
Tics which distinguish her father and the!
these traits are more largely developed
than In any Of her relatives. Havint
been brought up In q political atmosphere
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The following statement Of William ].
Coughlin, OF eomerville, Mass, Is so remark.
able that we beg 10 ask for the attention oil
our readers. He says I'm the fall OF 1873 !
was taken with violent bleeding OF the lungs,
followed by severe cough. ] soon began 10
loose my appetite and flesh. was 80 weak
at one time that could not leave my bed. In
the summer OF 1877 was admitted 10 the City
Hospital. While there the doctors said had
a hole In my left lung as big as half dollar.
expended over hundred dollars In doctors
and medicines. was so far gone at one time
a report went around that was dead. gave
up hope, but friend told me OF Dr.. William
Halls Balsam for the Lungs. laughed at
my friends, thinking that my case was incur.
able, but got bottle 10 satisfy them, when
to my surprise and qualification l commenced
IN feel better. My hope, once dead began to
revive, and to-day feel In better spirits than
have for the past three years.
~ write this hoping you will publish 1t,
30 that every one inflicted with Diseased
Lungs will be induced 10 take DR.. VIM. Halls
Balsam for the Lungs and be convinced that
Consumption can be cured. have taken two
bottles and can positively say that II has
done more good than all the other medicines
l have taken since my sickness. My cough
has almost entirely disappeared and l shall
soon be able 10 go 10 work." Sold by drug
gists.
West 4 McConahey, Druggists and Apothe.
carries Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio, also
Logan, List & Co., Wholesale Agents, Wheel
Ing, w. Va. TTHBAW
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Allow cold 70 advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious nAladles, such %
Pneumonia, HemOHhAges and Lung troubles
when an Immediate relief can be 30 readily az
tained2 BoscHEE's GERMAN SY1uP has gained
The largest sale In the world for The cure OF
Coughs, Colds and the Severest Lung Diseases.
Il is Dr.. Boschee's famous German preBcrlp
tlon, and 10 prepared with The greatest cara
and no fear need be entertained In administer
ing Il 10 the youngest child, a. per dlreotlonA
The sale Of this medicine ID unprecedented
Since Ant introduced there has been q con.
slant increasing demand and without single
report Of failure 10 do lie work In any case.
Ask your Druggist % 10 the truth Of theQs 10.
marks. Large sizes Is oORh Try i and DO
convinced. TfhSAg
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she has acquired the faculty Of reading
men and women at q glance; and am
told that hers has been thedireetiPg mind
In many OF the movements made BY her
husband. Mrs. Hunt will be the belle Of
the Cabinet beyond Q doubt, She Is q
beautiful blonde, agreeable in manner and
cultivated in taste. Mrs, Hunt is one oil
the best educated ladies in Washington,
and withal brilliant society woman. Her
circle Of acquaintances 10 large and she
eutertsins with true Southern hberality,
Postmaster James has q lovely wife, who
will be an ornament 10 society here.
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oHtcAeo, March 2L--Ths DtoYert Journal
reports: .-.-.,
head. Market In very brisk demand and
buyers compelled 10 take poOrquality mixed
packing % 60a5 81; light Is 70ab no. Balti.
more and butchers 50 O0a8 SO. choice heavy
shipping u 90A8 80; no extra hCfe
Cattle lseceipts 200 head shipments 1900
head. All trains snow bound. Market noml.
nal and In good demand common 10 good
shipping a S0A4 30; choice TO extra IS 26a
D 90 butchers % 00a4 co. corn fed Texans
a 90; sLockers' % 26a3 %; feeders 6Oa5 20.
Sheep-lteceipte none; shipments 100 head.
Market In better demand and btiOnger; com.
mon To medium n 26A4 49, good 10 choice
a Voa5 %; no extra
CtsctSNA4I. March Qi.-CoLton easier at
iONc. Flour In laif demand family q 90a
8 IL; fancy IS 25aB %. Wheat quiet; No. 2
red winter 81 0S. Corn eaaief; No. 2 mixed
47c Oats quiet No 2 mixed 81 tia9so. Rye
in iait demand No. 2, Sl i2al IA. barley
nal al Si6 26. Lard quiet and firm al 80 66a
10 SIX. Hulk meats arm; shoulders Is %;
clear NIB 81 So. IlACon scarce and armi
shoulders Is IS; clear rib % 10; clear 80 co.
whisky, demand faif and prices have ad.
vanced 10 u O6. Butter firm for good and
dull Tor lower grades; choice Western Reserve
23A25c choice Central Ohio 20A22o.
ToLSpo, March .2i..-Wheat steady; No.
white Michigan 81 C6N amber Michigan
d OsX red Wabash spot and March 81 OSN ;
April 81 OK; May and June 81 TX; July
Si O5N, Corn Arm; high mixed 45,Sci No. Z
spot l6Xc; March 46Hc; April 1870; May
I63G No. Gwhite 1910; rejected 44Nc OAtA
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perhaps OF the sure approach Of that more
terrible disease Consumption. Ask your.
selves II you can afford for the sake Of say.
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nothing for Il. We know from experience
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Il never fails. This explains why more
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year. II relieves Group, and Whooping
Cough, Al once. Mothers, do tobbe with.
out Il, For Lame Back, Side, OF Chest, use
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Booking, and y. MoenkemOellef, Wheel.
inc. W, Va.