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Hubbell's Beggars.

It Is announced in the Washing on
dispatches that Arab HuhbelI has de.
termined TO s"nd q number Of agents
through the government departments OF
the capital. to collect the political black.
mail which he has levied on all the fed.
eIal office-holders. We call the atten.
ton OF the hea1s of the different de.
Dartments to the fact The public who
are interested in civil service reform will
await their action with considerable in
terest. II they permit Arabi Hubbell's
tax ga,herers to stand at the doors O
their Offices and compel the clerks, the
watchmen, the messengers aud the scrub
bing women to turn over o percentage
of their earnings for the purpose o
keering creatures like Hnhbell in Office
the people viii draw their own conclu
sions. Some yesrs ago the sgeuts of .
similar blackmaiiing committee wer'
turned out Of the Treasury Dppsrtmen
and made to stand on the side walks. I
| is to he hoped Judge Folger will no
forget the precedent.-K. T. Herdld
/ 10Th inst.
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cF Last Saturday night the house OF
Mr. Samuel Lippincntt, Of Ma'amoras.
was entered by burglars and SO 80 in
money stolen. On Sunday John Bruce
and Jacob Barnhsrt, two men who had
recently heen discharged from the peni-
teniiarv for burglarizing the cooper shop
of Nick Daily, we're arrested. The ar
rests were made in West Virginia. where
the parties had fieh. Constable Walter
shot Bruce in the hack hefnre he could
capture him The bail entered below
the left shoulder blade and penetrated
so far that it could not be found with o
probe. They had hearing on Monday
before Mayor West, Of Matamoras, and
we're each bound over to court in 5000
bail, which they failed to give and were
brought to this city Tuesday night aud
lodged in Jail to await trial at the mex,
term Of court ia November Marietta
Times, 10Th inst.
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ITEMS

ROBERT CALDWELL, one OF the old
citizens of Noble County, died at his
residence IN Noble Township, last Fri
day evening, of paralysis, at the age of
81 He was buried 10 the Caldwell GENE.
terry Sunday. The deceased was born
IN Lancaster County. Penna. in 1895
Noble Co., Republican, 10Th inst.
Mrs. WM. DANIELS died at Bfallsvile
on the 9th OF August, in the S7tn year
of her age. She was very cstifuahle
lady, and her death will be lamented by
many friends. Her father was Hon
Ambrose Danford, ex-Rspresentative
from this county, ami she was the moth
er OF Mrs E. T. Hanlon, Of this place
-Enterprise.
TIE cases in the Toledo court against
Watkins and Ferguson, charged with in
cediarism, which have been watched
with considerable interest by many OF
the citizens of this county. now 60 over
until the fall term. Last week the case
of Watkins was tried to the jury, and
after 36 hours OF deliberation they re.
turned into court and reported that they
were unable to agree, and were discbarg-
ed. Eight of the jurors were for con-
vic,ion and four for acquittal. The case
has already cost Lucas county over s2,'
600. Belmont Chronicle
The Hotter brothers have bought and
thoroughly overhauled the Powhatau
steam mill. They have put in "new
process" machinery, new engines and
boilers, and refitted the whole concern
In the very heat manner, and are nov
about ready to start it up. Branhill O
Bellaire made the boiler, the Atlas en-
ghe works OF indianapolis made the
engine, and Nordyke Marmor & Co, o
Indianapolis, the other machinery. Tht
whole affair costing about Sl2 600. W.
trust that they will he as successful as
their enterprising Efforts deserve.-Belf
aire Tribune.
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wheeling Wholesale Market.

WHEELING. Tuesday. Aug 5
Grain-The excitement of last week
has sbout died out and shest has fallen
to GOAL 80 Corn and oais elill hold
up at 90c and 25c respectively.
Four--New q ur has appeared and ii
offering at 5 sc s 90. An brands OF old
fiours have heen marked down 25c,
Choice amber. 6 751f a5; medium ain.
her, g l0sB IS; Wisconsin, s 75a7 O0;
Minnesota extra. Z 75sS 90; fancy St.
Lonis, G0aS so; iancv patents, s 25a
s 10; corn meal. per bushaI, soc; oa,,
meal, fancy, per barrel, 75s6 90;
common, 5 rs; rye -four, per barrel.
5 50a5 70.
Cheese-I, qnntei at S1c for prime
Western and l3talB for New York.
Sweirzer t5tql7c. according to quality.
Limburger 12c:
Seeds The prices are as follows:
timothy rs; clover 5 00s5 60; Blue
Gfass1 l 10; orchard grass 90.
Vinegar-Double slrengih wine vine,
|gar. 25aa0c,. standard, Ilal3c; l0allc
for country stock wine vinegar Soc:
Dried Fruits We quote prime quar-.
tered apples at &c; evaporated apples
l3sl4c per pound: evapora sd peaches
(unpaiied) 1Sc per pound.
Hay-Baled hav commands S14 O0
per ton and a good trade IS done Com
mon, loose en- wagon, brings S1l 00a
|ls 30:
Wool-This staple still remaining dit
35a36c and is quiet.
Fea,hers-Live geese firm at 50a55c;
40a45c for mi2ed.
O4ls-Lard oil, ezra western strained;
S5ca$l 90; carbon oil. Sc, white miners
oil. winter sirained, 6Oc.
Beeswax no. |, l2c.
Salt Per barrel 81 90:
Butter-W Wholesale price is l3a14 per
pound:
Honey-Scarce at l6 II per pound.
Tallow-Market stealy country 6a6sc
per rouni; city 7s7tc.
Beans Receipts ME in slowly and
demand steady; prime hsvies 8 rs;
10 medium s so: bntier do 8 25aS 40;
red kidney 3 75a3 Oh; red pink 2 7sa
3 25; limss 7c.
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EvSome graceless scamps, who have

vSome graceless scamps, who have
no fear OF consequences, last Saturday
night while quiet people were wrapt iu
the deep slumbers vouchsafed to those
whose digestion is good. and whose con
sciences are clear of offense. took a sick
horse, belonging to Judge FIazier, that
for week past has been quarantined in
the Court House yard, and entering the
Clerks Office at the window, opened the
door; took The sick horse in and fasten-
ell him to the leg of a table. Sunday
morning there was a general cleaning
out Of the Clerks Office, and the horse
is duarantined in the Court House 10,
no more. The men who done this trick
Committed seriois offence in butelari.
ouslv entering the window of this office
Noble Co. Republican, 1Oh inst.
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HEAVY DAMAGE SUIT.
Seven Actions Against the SciotOi
Amounting to $4,000.

YESTERDAY, in the Circuit Court, seven
suits for damages were begun agsns,
,he Wheeling, pArkersburg & Cincinnati
Transportation Co, by victims OF the
Scloto disaster. The amounts claimed
aggregate $4,000 The attorneys in
the case are Messrs R G Barr. John
D pendleton and 6. r E. Gichrist
The suits are brought by the following
personsi
William Fl Marker, administrator oI
H, nry J Marker, for $1,000.
John s Robinson, administrator o
c B Armstrong, II. Reardmore, T c
Beardmora, Lincoln Beardmore, and c
g Beardmore, for SO 600 in each case
Vim Prosser, administrator OF Johr
Prosser, for $40 600.
Marker, the Beardmores and Piossel
we're lost in the catastrophe and the sui''
are brought to retover the damages
claimed - Rheeling Register, 11th inst
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Tho True Inwardncss of Charley
Foster.


The Steuhenville G z .tte reiteratss
the truth of history in this wise: "Chsr-
lev Foster has had himself intelvie wed
by the Columbus journal, the central
Republican organ, and the result of the
interview is announced as the keynote.
The Republican party is nothing if not
aadaciouI, but the presumption OF Char
ley Fosters talk is overwhelming. For
man who has fawned at the heels Of
Iiquor dealers-for man who consider
ed it very, very bad policy to drive away
the German vote from the party as the
last Legislature did-to abuse the Ger
mans as he did in this interview, would
indicate that something was wrong in
his upper story.
1t ia well known fact that in his last
candidacy for The Gpvernorship he was
endorsed bv the brewers and distilets
and they furnished money to elect hin
While he was the candidate of the Liquor
Dealers Association be said that the
damned Methodist preachers must bt
snuhbed. and he was one of the men thai
made fun of the apple sass party. "H'
was a hale fellow we'll met in every ga.
LOOM" as well He was hand In hand
with the Liqnor Dealers Association,
and they jointly did all in their power tc
overthrow the Democratic party. Their
he considered the fight between lht
Liquor Dealers Association and the Re
publican party against the Democrat,
party and the Methodist preachers. Now
the demagogue has turned his tune. HI
now has the Republican party fghtin!
the Liquor Dealers Association and th,
Democratic party.
The Inconsistency OF Gov. Foster il
proverbial In 1875 be ahused the Cath
olics and frightened weak-miDded Prot
estants ntn Mysteries by his speeches de
picting The terrible state Of things tha
would result when the Democratic party
turned ever the State to the PJpe's Big
Toe In 1881 he gave 81 800 20 Cath
olic Church fund in order to secure 8
% ,rtion OF the Catholic vote, and was II
cahoot with S. Geehan. The msn wbt
/, became distinguished in 1875 when tn,
Catholic scare was abroad in the State.
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EWby do not the farmers and
.tockmen OF this county establish a
some central or convenient point month
ly sales of stock2 Wherever it has
been given . fair trialit has worked bott
to, the interes, OF the, producer and The
dealer. Morgan county,.a county thai
has M railroads, and is in many othel
respects Tar behind Monroe. is in ad'
vance of our people in this particular :
The first monthly stock sale was held a
McConnelsvilla ON August ist, and fol
an initial performance it was very sue
cesslul, many buyers coming from
abroad, and the prices obtained being
"a isfac'orv. The aggregate of sale:
was about $4,000 Let 3. few of oul
wide awake farmers take hold of this
mst,er Ef
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A good story is told of an old
gentleman living about three miles south
CT Belmont. By the way he is a well
to do farmer. having his farm we'll stock
ed. A few days since he gave out that
be had lost anout thirty. Of his best
sheep, they having got out of his pas
ture and strayed away; but jnst when
he did not know After riding around
for some time, making inquiries con,
cerning them, he gave up the search as
useless and returned home to wait for
things to turn up, revealing their where
abouts. His son and son-in-law, hear.
ing of his misfortune, concluded to &c
in quest of the lost property In pur.
suance Of this resolve, they proceeded
to his residence to interview him as to
the number OF sheep in his flock, which
they found he claimed to be 1873. They
then adjournel to his wool room to
count the aeeces, in order to- ascertain
the correctness Of his count, which re
suited in their finding 10Sdseces, where
upon the old gentleman recollec'el that,
before he ha / shnrn his sheep, he had
sold thirty to- neighhor at S5 per head,
but had, until then, quite forgotten it,
Now,
If any whiggish. whingin sot.
To blame poor Matthew dare mani
May dool and sorrow be his lot.
For Matthew is rare man."
En- fsrrriss
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FOn Sunday afternoon, the, 6 b
inst, whilsa number OF hove were play
ing in WILLIAM HArHoRN's stable, in
Jackson township, lightning struck the
building, killing boy named GEoReE
Henderson, aged about 8 years. His
trousers we're torn open fr I'm hip to hip
The other boys were stunned hut sue
ceeded in escaping from the building
before it burned down One of them
named BARKus had the imprintof tree,
with The roots hrurnei, upon his side
A horse in the stable was killed by the
lightning.
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An Alarming Possibility,

As there was no money in the matter
Of regulating the Presidential success.
sion, 90 as to provide against the grave
emergencies threatened by the death OF
Garfield. Congress very naturally failed
TO give the subject any attention. Hence
if President Arthur should die OF he.
come disabled, the President pro tenn O
the Senate, and in case of his death OF
disability the Speaker Of the House
would succeed to the Presidency. 1t il
alarming to think that there is even {
bare possibility Of ]. Warren Keifer be
coming the Chief Magistrate OF tho ma
ton with Roheson as the power behinC
the throne.-N Y Herald, 10Th inst.
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MAnRtED.-OalNav 18th. nv JAMES
NJ. BouGHSER, E-q.. of Adams. town
ship. Miss MARY ZEsIGER to Mr. DAVID
HAYNES
On July % 4. bv Rev J, H MARKEY
Miss LAURA SIMPSON to Mr. HAMILTON
CURTIs. "
On August 5 h, ny Rev CnAs KocH
Miss MARY L ZINk 10 Mr. GEoRGE W
HuBAcHER WE F
On Angus, 81, nv Rev. A j. WINTER.
IcK, Miss MAGGIE BUscHE TO Mr.JoHN
T. Hill.
On July 80 h. by W. j. ALLEN, E'd.
of Bethel township. Mis-. ELIZA J. Hall
to Mr.. RcBERT W BArrIN
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JACOB REINHERR'S CITY BAKERY

wThe $40 600 900 steal known as
the River and Harbor appropriation bill.
which our Republican Congress has just
passed over the Presidents veto, is call
ed hv the Cleveland Leader "a thieving
] ,b" The Leader is good Republican
authority, and so is the Cincinnati Com
mercial, which says:
"Since the salary grab vote Congress
has done nothing more likely to be sin
cerely repented of than the passage o.
the river and harbor bill over the Presi-
dents veto. The almost unani nous
voice Of the press of the country, with
out reference to party or psrtisans, has
been in protest of the passage OF this
enormity, and it has done no more than
re-echo public opinion
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w Complaint is m sde in town tha
somebody Is stealing potatoes, digging
them mp at night in the gardens. There
would have been some tespeEta5ility in
this weeks ago when potatoes we're do's
lars in price. hut to do it nov when they
are almost given away in cost exhibits a
deprsvity that can he denounced as very
asmaIl potatoes" indeed.
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A team OF horses, belonging to JACOB
MuvlY, ran away on the 10th inst, near
Sycamore VALLEY, Bethel township, over
turned the wagon and broke an arm Of
a little daughter of Mr.. MoVEf
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b6r Circulars are b ling sent to SOL
diers in different sections OF The country,
by western parties. stating that for the
sum Of ten dollars a hundted and sixty
acres Of snoa laad win be.secured WITH
out the iormalitY OF occupying it for
four years-less the time of service In
the armv. as provided nv Law. The
Land Com missioner al Washington states
that the circulars are for the purpose Of
deception Soldiers will, therefore take
warning. go: 81.
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tp TIE best way I" prevent children
from reading hooks and papers casting
a bad Influence upon them is to supply
them with plenty of hooks and papers
that will have a good influence rpon
them. The mind hnneers for food Of
some kind and if good Ia not supplied
il will take the first that comes within
is reach,
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EEWhen the Soldiers Monument,
this CITY, is completed. it will aid greatly
to the appearance of our city, andnne
our citizens will take aspride in looking
Eelldire Remsrrdt -
Mr.. EBERLE, of MHlonsburg, Is the
architect and builder. and;is one of the
best wOrkmen in this part Of the State
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Two newspapers, one printed in En-
glish and the other in the Greek Ian
suage we're received here last week from
Alexandria, Egypt They were sent by
Mr.. ALLEN Hill, who is in the U. S.
Marine Service, to Mr.. FORREST CATCH.
EtL,
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Baitiinore Live Stock Market.

CALvERT0N LIVE STOCK OOALEs.I
MONDAY. Aug. 7 1882.
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MAREET
THIS WEEK
Very best on sale this week 6 Is. 6 so;
that generally rated first quality 50s6
25: medium or good fair quality 4 00a
S 25; ordinsry thin steers, oxen and
cows, 3 56s2 Is; extreme range of pri
ces 9 50s6 25; most of the sales were
from 4 0os5 rs
Mich Cows-Trade is slow. Prices a,
wholesale sS0s50 per head, in lunches.
Hogs-PrIces 104a11sc, with extrs
1liallsc.
Sheep-We 4uo,e sleep at 3s5tc, few
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EThe Disciples Of Christ will com
mence their Yearly Meeting at MaIags
on the g25.h iinsts, and continue over
Lords day. ;JoHN F. RoURE. Editor o.
the American Christian Reuie,o, will be
present as principal speaker.
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DR.. JAMES A. Mccoy,
@TNryTISr

Will visit Lewisville Aug. Sth and 8 b.
Antioch, 10Th, 1lth and 18th.
Gravsville, 14th and 18th.
Stafford. 16'h, four davs.
Harriet,sv,lle, 23i and 24.h.
Lebanon, 2Sth and 29lh.
Won Bonhurst Local Auaesthesia and
Nitrous Oxide Gas administered in the
extraction of teeth.
Due notice will be given of next
Woodsfeld appointment through County
pagers. Aug. l, 'S2--3t,
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WrrrESs PIcsIc. This yesr will he
held on August 19h. There will be a
Swing and Rafrcshment Stand on the
ground. This is the hest picnic in the
county.
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II when persons are hiiien nv dogs.
snakes or insects, they would apply a
poultice Of pounded raw onions, it
would soon draw all The poison from
She Vourd.
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gHln the Probate Court on the 7lh
inst, ABRAHAM DAVIDSON. Of Lee town
ship. Was fined $50 and sentenced to 30
days in Jail for brutal treatment of his
wife.
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Ga the nigh. Of the h inst, an un-
successful attempt vas m,ia to burg
la-iz, the Dug stora OF Mr. j W. Nc
KiMMIE OF Clarin y'on. this county.
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The saddest thing in life is the spec.
tacle afforded by young person who
has burnt all the hair of her forehead
With bot slate pencil and cannot afford
to buy Q row Of curls.
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A pint OF SCOT from the chimney or
stoyepipe in pailfnIl of water will make
aliquid manure Of the greatest value
for flowers and plants. :
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Help others whenever vou can, but
never give what you cannot afford to
simply because It ia fashionable.
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Rv. McDosALD. o Beaslsyille, will
preach in the Presbvterisn Church here
August Goth. at 2i o'clock P ".
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The con miltee ppointed by The Sol
diers Reunion Com ui'tee, to procure
arm from the Slate. have the promise
of two canton. The committee failed
to obtain mnskets.
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ChfcaE0-Aug. 1l.-Hogs-Coms
mon to good mixed Z 70ss IS; good
10 prime heavy packing and shipping
8 35as 80; light Z 6Oas 40. .skips 4 rs
az so. -
Cattle-Trade brisk and 10 cent high.
er for poor, exports Z 25aS co.; good
to choice shipping 6 50lT 90; c nmon'
to fair 4 5Oa6 90; bu tBe,'s . go 4 75s
Sheep-Msrket rather weak. slow ar d ]
barely active rates Interior TO far 8 00a
4 90, medium to good 4 25a4 so;
choice to extra 7Oa5 90.
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Prot. S. J. KlEkwooD, formerly ei
Woods6eld. was married few days
since at Ocean Grove to Mrs. HENpER-
SON, of Wooster.
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Rev. EDMoxDs. Of the woodsieid N.
E Church. has received a call from a
congregation in California.
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The harm of Fkrz RHtSEs, near
os,rk, this county, was fred by light
hine The evening Of the 9Th inst, and
destroyed. Passengers IN the evening
II ain to this place saw the barn in flames.
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Mrs PHorBs WET ami Mr.. PIERcE
DAVIS, OF Maiamoras, are visiting their
father, JOSIAH DAVIS. Of this place.
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The Democra,ic Congressional Con.
van,ion in thia. 18Th District. meets al
Marietta on the a3d inst.
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The CLINE hrothers have completed
the ahutmen,s for the bridge at Atkin.
sons rnn. Adams to wnship. s
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Index to New Advertisements.
Locals, ,..sese ~ G. E. HARLAN
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Tha Lawn fe,e 1t VI. J. X. MILLER g
last FRIDAY evening was success. The
as,eniance was l,rg, and all enjoyed
themse,yes.
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Don't imagine that Won were horn to
reform the world. Ynu csn't split a
mountain With taoihpick.
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Squirrels are said 10 he plenty, IN the
woods, bnt even a skillful hunters la-
Dor is not always rewarded.
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Aug. l1.-Flour 5 25a6 %; Wheat
O2i Corn 79c: Oats 5ie, Rye zoe
Barley rs.
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~ PLOW your ground with a
SYRACUSE Chlled Steel ,Piow; then
use BOWKER Phosphate. with a
MONARCH Drill, and you wont fail to
have good crop of wheat. The SY-
RACUSE is the lightest draft Plow in
the world. All to he had from
P SCHUMACHER, JR., d BRO
August 8, 1882
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Prof. WAfsoN who is teaching q select
school IN GravsvilIe. spent Sundsy with
bis family in this place.
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Tbs hoys will he pleased to know that
the peanut crop of Tennessee will be
$4,000 bushels this vear. 49,
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Baltimore.
CincIpnatI.

Aug II = Flour s o0a7 25: Wheat
IL; Corn s5c; Oats S5a70c; Rye u
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New York.

Aug. I1.--Four 4 Scat, 60; Wheal
13; Corn S7s92c; Oats 50a6oc; Rys
76c; Barley l. 10
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ChTTLE MARKETS.
Live STOCK rfarke,

WheeIfns Live STOCK marKet.
WHEELING, Aug g. Business has
been very good the past week nth more
than twenty-five head of CT lie were
found at The Yards v.ster av, and the,
were quoted at 54s6c. Hogs. Il 8;
Calves, per head, S6 cOsS 90. oueel
wooled, 5a6lc; clipped, 8 4c
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selling At either ex'reme. Lsmbs dull
at 4 &c; the quality of the offerings is'
not as good as last week.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-15

We have received the 'frst numher o
the Richmond Radiator, published al
Richmond, Jeff-rson county, and edited
BY ] B SpRAetE and W. F. GATcHELL
1t 10 q bright, neasv sheet and We wish
il success s.t.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-15

The Union View. Company had an a..
tist IN town last week taking photo
Graphic views of portions of the place.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-15

Seven o'clock In the morning at Alex
ahdri4, Esvnt. is midnight here.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1882-08-15

Mr.. JoHs H.. .,EaaER and wife. OF
Wheeling, are visiting friends in this
comfy.