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STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETs.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 22-Four steady quiet wboat-sOutlern
do Amber y lQasl - 80 Maryland, y 10 asled NO.
iS% S @agE Re- " sR9 4 C7 ES.fIiI
February, ~ l324asl l27s Goq-seutlef higher Western
southern yellow GOci Now 53a65c Western Mixed spot
Sc 0sts RgheT Scnhdn 1s ia WIFI
$50 iIc do mixed ~ @39ci Penn$yania, 3I@i2e hye
5asp; com 5000 BUSH oats iO6 bash; I've 5000 bush
66n nn 9-IS'" heat $4,000 BUSH Cora 'O'00
LUFFALo Nov. 22.Fopr que; but steady Wheat steady
Red Winter 81 ii two cars No WLeMichigan ats 81 H.
S a az 5c ' eals & fns nR on Il e
% 70 Oats 10 good deuand sales Twelve cars No White
Nebraska Ut zoe i've Western G5c freghts Now
cepi byraI-Fioar LOO bbs Wheat II 90 bGshi Cora
5000 oats v.Oooi Barley 5,OOO rye 1000; by lake
Shipments ~ ra-Four 1000 6bl4. Wheat 1000 Ilsi
M 10 Wheat 10000 bush; u intermediate points
-Nbeat 10000 bush. Corn COCO
CiACHNAII N9y Pork arniy held. Lard stronger at
sh sspy Wc @y eaay M sl 9faq a and sugar
~ G TSc,h 1os1 CoHHoa a9a Ligat % Co
cnlcAe6 Soy 2sTIe visible supply Of er,in Noyep
oats, 81 1000 rye 1000 barley. 27j2OJ0 -Four Mas
declining &c. uSdery yesterday cosag 0surcs blt aier in
unrnesq b an adyanee IN corn aud provisions the laret
sles n9g; Aoyem"r i'44S5@e. closing at 95 ee De
May 81 Oh got! %. co.os a 81 % so Chicago sprng
% XII Vince ~ 'o, ~. ~ ~ - r. 60
coupled rur1o rs ~ reason ,sigei 1r the ad
me- wNanccd ia Ift Hay -hoSls 6c most sfr,ugti aid
i 49, o Linz H. ~ .'I 5er'S;S 80 G'
a'E5 ~ Dgcclge: and al tLc ~ 49, lde eosihs
dss, 81 49,, clotu@ a. o. oats nra and w eood
De,lU,r %" ~ -. al The yril = e January, 2lS,q
.|'ir, closing ~ 2s5c; May, 5--u53ac closing al 3jisc
l,uUUbs wheat 10000 lsl oorr lG3 90 bush oats
i1,O IlS ~ o",4 oIgJ ioUy0' - @ lush
ore 20 bush ~" 200 1.' 9fi,y 81 o6% a D. ~
n r.
!snc,' w Dec moor adynccd 81 Juuuary, Fs1f'Iis @.d
cuh. au the ygar and Jaug5gy d, chncd &C. Cs-ss.e
IID'" Dn.hi No'r,pr ant Jauuary Altar 4e' it'en
rlulAeElrai,. Noy. Flour met with little demand
iDwor subsequently, recovered 4 aud closed trin.
Speculation tame and no Improvement in Tie export situation
81 'j G,c,,i Sl : DO 90 fanny me- ~ ~
do February 81 - co-,uS No. Rcd NoSsmDer q % bid
op'icI ado ,ycaaes SGi .assrs, ~ e,5 'saSi
md cio.5 rin az &C. advance on ycsicry closing rates
Neither Iecua,ors uor ;ppcr- manifested any interest IN
Alyc'. trcA. Doc. Old So aNtd IN gram depot, 5iG
3sr c'o.ag Sail Mixed So.rbcr * e. 5l tJc asked
D,o.luher o-c. IA 5gc a-kcd January 5s'r BID 5sAc,
lar demand and urn snc-, No bite SI'4 isci SO ?
Mme. 3, e I,Saris- tloa 100 bush = heat LOO
.oacr so " F ~ uO'sael % ctSh u ~ Il o. =
'py, So. J, Erl Fll p,Casi. Com h!glcra & 4a4l5c:
jir year; - l.s ,t. January 45aa46ac. &ay. Oats
h.hcl 81 = Sc each -'c bat D,cenErri ~ lAi Oh he
~ lu PUN. 10 tHucy '0asuc. Ececp,S-ilour 1000
E Ii IN, W & io itVg', t 0'i', bush
iot{ig Hof. - a. pria 80. iea a. = ~ =
DIV :. % tcoruary ~ UG- bid II ~ asked; NAV 81 T.
cruoe, 81 -c JnIuary. Doe lid jJts a,hca. M,y jl4a
65.,c Qat, nrm NJ. cash, aOt5ic p..enJ.T 81 g.
eepts-Wus%L eINgg bush. Corn. 1000; oH', 5000.
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y RTnI-cTIOS OFFsrF.

NORWICH LINE .--.
To Boston ~ Worcester - 50 NHstl, . 90 Poft1nL
Sc and no transfer
lie ste.iusr
CITY OF WORCESTER,
without exception the most elegant noa on the Sound AM
tls favoFite CITY OF BOSTON,
leave Pier North foot Of Wats, next pier
gUOve Ferry daily except SUNDAYS az ~ Pl
Drawing Boston tru New london 40 Az o. III
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RA1LROAD.-C Commenting Nov. l., lsSs,
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot. ~.
"a Western N"w-Ynrk and northern Express WIN
ssOA ~ Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining ears,
stopping Albany, Utta Syacuss Rochester Buffalo, Ee,
Cleveland TOedO arriving at CbieaEp l0ZG next sy
1880 ChleagO Express dTgwnk from cars % Csnan-
daigu2, Rochester aud BuiialO connects l0r OsWeg1
IL n. Nt-I-ul Stv IFk aEd Mort cru ESpt :. " N
drawing cnaro ing tor >ario, Gems FANS and
Rutlaud. .
4 l. ~. Accom- uOdlti0n In Albany and Troy.
g IT Louis Eyrgess with Sleeping LOT NazIrs
Falls, Buffalo Cincinnati except Saturday IVeGo De'fott
and -. Louis 49,. --.., =.
AuOuyn Road to Montreal Connects for Saratoga
D. NJ PaUBc Express with sleeping E5cH ser,
Tus5ln cleveland Toledo Detroit, Chicago st. Louis OsTe
20; also LOwyiur except ratuntayl
IL D Night Express, With sleeping cars 70 A.sny a
Troy Connects wih the morning trims Tor the west 1hd
North except saturday highs. A.,
Tickets on sale AT Grand Central Depot No Bowting
2J2 and AIS Broadway, and AZ Wetcotts lpcess
Oaces Park place ami 7S5 aud 9i2 Broadway NcwN9r,
aRd 1913 Wasiinston and sji Euorstsr brooklyn ana 10
FuurtL-~t. Williamsburg.
baggage called Tor and checked from res'lenec.
These trains run daily All oilers daliy except SH1y
PENDENT. General tss~engcr -kfenL
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
KBw-YoEK cry
l0tbaye, s. from 4sth to t9tI ss 2O010xl00 oooo
Asnr and wife TO w Rankin .,.:; SipsOVV
2Stl-st, 975 ftw Of St.ave, I29x9S.0 c { Hig 400
gins, referee, To 4 " Fergus -.-..,-,, GaSo
ct al eSe cut S TO + rsanST $4,000
FieshS nor y ii'l'a.F 44DAipVo 2OOG0
4Stl-st y 80 Il Of 7th,9ve. l6,SK5O; Aary
Leayitt and husband 20 G. IarIis..........,.-.-.
ana VIE to Rercr G''o ssoeo
sedgwIek to Lpman iVo.i.9. 10000
Adams to a bSlSi1 n. -oHP9 y ps 1850
and VIE to sarah H anil $3.50
4daVt ny cor OF 7lst-St, 2jNG4; Barbara Seltz and 1000
and wife to { A Peaboiy -,... 10000
Ent%i.ie and wife to II JaqaSs iCoN.o. $500
merit to sarah 81 smith anna 500
2daye zOll e q OF lI4th-st 20XSO J McDoa
all ct oil 10 Mcdonald Observation-Disclosures
5tI-tvC, =, 3i.S II = OF 125th.s 10.SNS0 w BTOn-
to smith. 10000
5thayc, VS., OH II o. l25thst 33.iXS5 same to a - ~
ECOuOVCr 5O,OuO
heimer ct al 10 L Gatiisaaale ;! Oplo 10000
2Jtrst, 1908 II o. ftli-lye, i9lOX3SSl; Eliza
beth sanford TO W Wcst.............. lo,OOV
and vie to 4 CiyiS u D.a 14COO
2dare ~, 592 sOf il3thst l6.5xlOO; Priest ,
and vile 10 + q tfdOsn lYOJ
27h-.t No loo West 2Ox9S9 D00Hn 70 Dayre. 1880
4lstsE D. so II e OF lOL-aye, 2Jxls0; J Piisolke
Jui4A
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RAILROAD.
On and after Nov. ~ 1898.

GREAT TRUNK LINE -
trains eave NewYork Via Desbrosses aud CoFaH Streo'
HaTs5urs PittsGurg, the West and South With Pullman
dn % LiSifed or s.ioT Dtnipg saoEng ard sleep.
ing Cars nj a N every day. , -, -, a.,
"5i cpanS SA at CORY Tor rsT petTSea ceo
Baltimore #afiinston ard tie SOUTH Limited washa{,2s
~ s1lye Washington l,JD N IRegu6r wa b. AM 4 80
at go and $50 n $40 and m and ~ night va ~ y
p RR. % a N. N and IL night VIA B and o. kh
EsE @ Sys sSseg gas sqpSn iTiios%
Lone RTanc6 Bay Head Junction aud Intermediate mOD@
Via Hallway eud AmOoy. m Y noon SlG . , n; On
PSits S tBroSSyS ARnsx connect viii ~ thTolFh 'ns
A. r JSy ,& E 'aorns speedy ana u'y'' ''' '
TS SS' SHrycNFTom rttsburr GAO aud 1920 N 81 md
washington and Baltimore $50 ana 900 ~ s;l. o,Si
1859 From gtt S h l2 5 on su ae@ Hon ~
geo Pap "a 1910 lS9 G @ l 6 ind $ M o Sa.day
$50 600 Ga5 900, 7o5, llS5 M Gi2o 7;Sj D. " iVl''
THE OLD EsrABLisHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS FAcg WAY wET x pE b SE ON
PHIA IN NETWORK
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
"ENT k ATP % TEh k tBs6T E sAFE a9Esi
Trains leave NewYOr Dcsbresses ami coraaes
ES,S 52?, !, $50 o aud 10 Limited, Il II lasmL ga
- Lmledj and 10 4 8 l. and m and !? n,sat
and lilo m p, and m connecting at It'n'oA E
Returning trains leave Broadst station philadepha l29
SID - 4, 4S5 exeept Monday. $50, ESQ, $40 $50
and llI5 m g1mted Express iSO and 55-O F. n33.
$lj $40 40 43S5. $3.50 m. t5.90 IAmieil $50 go
q 5and m Leave Philadelphia VIA CaRdenso0 N daS
TSE SSss 45 sac "a ana GA Broadway AslSr Ho.s1
Brooklyn Annex station foot OF Fulton Brooklyn Bneh
6 aTtS 40 SSt9Sry s PaSS and 5 CASTLE
The NewlorS Transfer Company viii call for and cheek
0'ssffss I sp = Pu &c HS''su'' J. r. WOOD
Gopcral Manager General Passr AseG
CHARMS
onioe Pier Is. n. r. foot OF Corlandt-st.
COnsnments freight forwarded directed any part
oithe world
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery OF ali kinds OF freight ant 1ar
chaudise any part Of the city
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LIGHTERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly gheod to any pSia
in the harbor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS, BARGBs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John H. starfn and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN, leave Pier ls n. r. at p. daily SUNDAYS
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co. between New-York and
NewHayen Care aud dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points D. L. W. n. Il received at Plss III
For New. Haven and points East, at Pier IL
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLANDs-Eleven Miles 70.
Ten Cents Win steamers from Iron Pier !, L. r., foO~
whitehall.st.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD Communipsw, N J.-DTy Dee.s
Machine aud Boiler shops. Everything appertalnaS " wv
construction and repair OF vessels -----~
TROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE. - New
4 steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY ieas leave Nv
at M eonnecting with morning trains Tor all points Nerss
Sunday steamer touches 1t Albany.
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New pG0licliions.

MY NOVEMBER MONTHLY LIST OF
VA CHOICE AND RARE BOOKS and PRINTS. VIII DC
sent 20 any address application to
r. NJ LINDSAY, 2Ss WALNUT-sT PHILADELPHIA.
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Musical.

4 YOUNG LADY would ike 20 obtain 4 few
~ usc ssbglra terms IuDd,rtc. Call on address g. L.
ABBEY. lut t.., 2itI.Hi
NEW YORK CONSERVATORY Of MUSIC
y bENsIl.tIF.-T.. Thuri dor~ east q. 5TJANE.
Incorporated 1850.
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passcnge
trains leave depot foot ~ COrtant ana DesbroSss sra
pt 10 b. m 3:iO and p. for Eai,0U Beta sem. Allen
town. Reading, Mauch Chun,h Nil1c 'haIre o"anda Wa
vcrly Itucs Geneva w. Ons BTsa0 the West Pullman
through coaches daily. Local tIpns 81 and $40
/ IA. for EastOu, Bethlehem and COOlay
Trains leaving $40 j und ";4o D. M Connect ir
points Mahauoy and Hazlc0n coal regiJn'., sunday
train local fO Mauch Chunk SlO Leave A1I,h Cl0nz
At ! ]. ,C,........., l,o-.t,-,l d. s,,
l.. D. BYTCiGFO-,, Il. p. \.
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Az Schooie-CltY.

MRS. LOUISA CULVER will receive pupils
vi bcfauiuz Tuesday oct 10 IN DRAWING, OH and VA
TER Color rAtNlING, STILL III, FLOMhiH " aId
Ia NBSJhPE, CHINA PAINTING and DEtORATlON.
SIT DO, so. 80 MADISON.ANE.
References;
lir. %. HUETiSGTON. ME WILLIAM HART Mt
JAMES HART, Ma A. /. BELLOWS.
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COTTON lrARKErs-gy TELEGRAPH.

IIytrOoI. Nov. 23.t2"O D. NO o'tOn steady; Ntldlng
upauls. - lodi; do Ortcins llOA sGcs, l2'uJ bales
speculation cXUJrt, receipts 10000
bales. %, .udibg 5000 all American FUtures-Cp-
.uls. AiLahug clause, November del very, SOLID.
also 5Gl-Gld 49,, Nov,hibrr and br,ym1r de-
livery 5-.eld do January AMI February delivery, 3D.
GA. ..sO 5--tld; do ichIUaIy and Narva delivery,
StG4d do March and Aptil delivery Gl, also 9G3Nld
FUTURE, weaker seller. "a last nights prices.
- D. m.-CotOu-Futuros- plnnds, Low Nhtllng clause
November and december delivery 5IJ4d do. february
ana N,urch delivery 6OGtd; do March and Ap a delivery
D t2G4d. Futures closed dun
GALVESTON, Noy. 22.-C0ton steady; MtGlbg 10 lltc.
Low Nlddung 0iic; Good Ordinary, 9hc., net ana gUS'
receipts ago exports coast"sc 1888 sales 'HVO STOCK
gd,tAG
S.y,NNAU, Nov 22.-Cottou firm. Midllng. Ice Low
ltus 8tC. Good Ordinary, a4c; not AMI receipts
S,2O1 sales LOO last evening 800 STOCK l4 ~ 49,,
NFW.OEtlANs Nov. 24-tOttuu quiet and steady SlNi
ding lG-c Low Mdlng. O7sc. Good Ordinary, 09l5c.;
net receipts 1887; 2OSI7 exports D GREAT Sralu
Fruntc, $500. to the COlt .ut, AJJA sales
GOJU. last evening, 900, stock. 2g3,4Si
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DaaClua Gcn0emirs.

F-'VHV'TV3 -V0""V7'''77'
ALLEN DUDWORTH, No. GSl Fiith-arc.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IL DANCING
CumIucHc, saturday, october 90
Paulculra IA circular. ior Which sand stamp
ALIEN. MACGRE6ORS, liz FIFTH-AN H.
- Private lesson, guy hour, cas,'' every Gay Ethu'
mon. ra-,cs Monday AMI Tuesday evenings particulars 800
CIRCULAR.
IFR.P. HARVARD REILLY, 57S 5th-aye2
VA hss returned from Europe, For forms &C. Apply Ut
the school
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obstruction.
For Boys and Young Msn-eity.

TINE NEW-9ORK LATIN SCHOOL, No. 9
boarding papil send for ciru'ar VDABNEH fliuclpal
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, L4sl
4 grosdN!y. near 42s; 47th year limsTy @
aud Cia5Sseai DePts u ~ HOBbl, VII ~ 4iIN' P
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, Thwsday, Nov. %, lss'

The following sales were held at the Exchange
SalesrO0m tO=tAy:
BB 4. IL. Muller ( son.
Three lots boulevard 26.lO 81 Of 10Otb-st on
one xvi ~ IN sSe rpyosr rVO u 1900
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90 rObom Ct fflap Concern.

EVACUATION DAY MEDALS, Doc, post
IL paid Regmental society, College, shooting and Run
ming Medals. send for estimate Agents wanted
7 X. W. KIP, 81 FultOn-st.
EUR TRIMMINGS, large assortment, all
j. kinds. sHAYNE manufacturer, lO3 Prince-st.
CEALSKIN GARMENTS manufactured to
- order. al kinds repairing neatly and promptly done
SiiAYNlc l0J Princc-st.
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For Young Ladies--City.

A
Gnd Classical Iepts ~ ~ HoBBI, WI ANN ftlpe P''
For Young Ladies--eity.
MISS HAiNES AND MILE: De JAN0N
W argeeedsd BY &AtE RQRENiEIUi% NoS c TAGA d
tesSiny Sent on epPhesiion Adrass No 10 G'amsf'y
AEESDENQISELLES CHARBONNIER'S
t tzli,ei,e5. Y' 49, -'ey''
MRS. A. GALLAHER'S French Protestant
OCT al 10 Madisonye cor s s Xl Branches ts9s
l9r G9iegc pIrpsIauGn sIeea attention 20 tIisISla!s
and iihiitt,j class for liGJlc C5y5.
VIlE MISSES y LEEDS'S ENGLISH ljddi l. and and
l1aes ppS ti9r5 ~ d l l4GS T. 'e''' ~ '''
JJ'HE MISSES CHADEAYNE reopen their
5 til as f n I S @ sfaoS R oa d"
HNHE MISSES GRiNNELL'S ENGLISH and
i Fr,noh school Tor YOUNG LADIES and LITTLE
GIRL 25 La,t 01tl, ty0 dn9rs nom apd t9nHBe, d0
iG Slt!al student received in an dCpartnents separate
II@ MADlSON-AYE-Nrs. ROBERTS e,-s
50 Miss MALkEir5 Lngi7h and FRENCH -elln2l l9r
yone ladies and lc girls Primary class under N'W aEeFs
personal care. Advanced classes Tor post graduates
For Both Sexes-city.
FRIENDS SEMINARY, for both sexes, East
acadanlc oollog4ie CLASSES: ,,,c,, :, u,.,,,o,
l ESScNN gwen III Nfcfluan, SiltIlSn VI
French compensation moderate. HddIess H. Epli
OGce -
MISS WARREN, No. II West ATHEIST, re-
w OlCus he boys department .. her sclo0lSCFemOeFZi
Young fades department ~cpi"mucI 20.
Model KiNDERGARTEN
vi and elementary classes Tor boys and girls from 10 10
years old Seminary Tor knd,rgtrtcn teacheTs i;S9y,mi
Oct. 3. No Est 22c.t Principals ffOi j. hhA > anu
Mis- EIAUS-BDILIE.
EgFSDAMES D'OREMIEULN Won TAuBE
w AND DE- BRUNN KOPS, Successors to me hissts
Illncs and dc JauQ improved methods separate depart
mtrt Joys; scuO opens september 20 NO ~ ouhsiy
Park.
NAISS CHISHOLM'S SCHOOL for GIRLS,
vi us siaisoH.aye. rcoPere MONDAY, september "a
lSs3 BOYS classes separate. Puhc school methods Miss
Chisholm VIII DE- 20 hoIr september IL.
AJRS. GRIFFITTS will reOpen her English,
vi French V9l German Day school for l2uug ladies an'
Children on tducJy. september 20, at IL Naasonayep
next above Use corner 81 iotE-t
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TROY BOATS - CITIZENS LINE. = New
steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY sa,S d
No. "a, N. X, foot OF Christopherst, daily except
at connecting with morning trains Tor all points N''
Sunday steamer touches 1t Albany.
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WINTER RESORTS.
w GRAND EXCURSIONS.
ATLAS LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS.

For BAHAMAS, JAMAICA, HAYTI, PORTO RICO.
C0IOMBIA IsTIiMus or PANAMA and NICARAGUA.
Tourists invited to avail OF these us which they ca
taken By the C0mpanys tanef az t1e
low pTee OF - day which ncuoes az pr ygS
whole time desiring ID
change their route may transfer any other passenger
steamer OF the line they hy meet ibe For lassae
apply 10 MS, -opv,o,,D T. 70 ,oo,.s
~, "a State-st., \ s9-fOgk
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By Professor Rr'* Paper, 2"' Cloth 81
"cs,,i ,c aue.'ol ~ frf cHf point IN ne ne N lc
Iler, e. = million cop.e, cI-ut l. Dr sO4u"G cEeTa
f.t,l
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED. EQUIP
MENT AND THE FASTEST THE CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAkErY.
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'''-' '''' T0 PHILADELPHIA

20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND ON
SUNDAY 3 STATIONS IN PHILADEL
PHIA: = IN NETWORK
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-03-28
JaCkSVille.

The marriage season is about to
commence, but we do not know
when the harvest will be gathered.
]. 7. Boyle has changed the loca'
tion of bis night scenes and his health
is now rapidly improving.
r. c. Wilson is now contemplating
the study of law. What notion next
Robert?
W. J. Mecomb has bought the
Campbell farm. John you must be
getting rich.
James Maxwell is talking of locat'
ing somewhere in Ohio.
What our town needs is a hotel, and
a live doctor.
We would inform the people that
there is a string band in our neighbOr.
hood and we would advise them
either TO keep cross dog, or have
plenty of cakes, as it intends giving
serenades this coming summer.
Our neighbor correspondent of the
Eagle, although very young in bis
profession, has been magnifying bis
mind SO much that he can receive the
testimony of one or two witnesses and
without any cross-examination, give a
decision in favor of the defendant
We will excuse your. sophisticated
mind for its lallacy, but next time hear
both sides Of testimony, and perhaps
"D. H." will come out second best
Sol" transcribe this IN your diary
believe nothing you hear and only
half YOU tell.' REX.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-03-28
DEATHS.

PHIPPS-On Sabbath IN orhIng, H:aIch IL,
1888. in G intonviile, Pa. Lizzie, 1aughters of
Maj L Mrs. R.J. Phipps, age Il about -5
years.
WRIGHT-at her residence in Jefferson twp,
this couliy. on Saturday March "A, 1888,
Mrs Mary Wright, widow OF the late james
Wright, Sr., deceased, aged 81 years and
montes.
Mrs Wright was the sister OF the late John
Kennedy Esq decd, former County Com
missioner, OF this county. Her remains were
followed to tie grave on Monday last by
large number OF relatives and friends.
KIRKPATRiCK-In Centre township, this
county, on Iareh Is, 1888, Mrs Sarah A,
Knkpatrck. vile of Mr.. JAS. kirkpatrick,
aged 80 yeas aad IS days.
Far from Hi. woriI 0. toll and strife
She j. present VITA the Lord,
The Labor ui hcr mortal lie
End in l.rge reward.
WEIGLE-o. February 81. 1883, j. o. W,igle
ui Frauklin township, Butler county, Pa.
aged Is years and II days.
The beautiful dream OF life is DER
and God has called the dreamer tome,
Where he shall W Ike to sleep no IN ore,
But ever i'll fair pastures roam.
We mu,t mol weep for you Joseph,
Nor wish your here on earth again;
For Gu Will still ogr path way cheer
Though far beyond the sight Of man.
Oh, blessed is The sigh. Of Heaven,
And gracious is the Fathers love
To you a beauteous home is given
To dwell in peace with hun above.
And sing the songs of triumph there
And wear q sohc OF spotlcss white
To meet and love the angels fair
Ard sec the Savior's glory bright.
o. NJ A.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-03-28
Hop Bitters are the Purest and
Best BitterS Ever Made,

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No matter what your feelings or
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-03-28
Patent Issued.

The land department at Harrisburg
last week issued patent for some 80
acres of land to the heirs Of the late
William Purviance, Esq, deceased, Of
this county. This land lays in the
Bald Ridge oil district and is supposed
to be quite valuable at present for oil
Two good producing wells are already
in operation upon it. 1t appears
Mr.. William Puryiance obtained a war
rant for the land in 1898, but never had
his title compet' d by patent, which
is now issued to his heirs on their APP
plication. The application excited
much interest and opposition from
other parties now claiming oil rights
through other parties. But if these
heirs are justly entitled to this land
they should have it, and will have it..
Miss Dott Purviance, one Of the heirs,
has shown great pluck and success 10
prosecuting their claim, ard is highly
commended therefor What effect the
patent will have on the litigation now
pending in our Court as to this land we
cannot say The Purviance heirs were
represented before the Board of Proper
ty by Senator Herr IL Son, of Harris
burg, aud the opposition to the patent
by Messrs. Thompson. Robinson and
Brandon, Esqs., and Simcox Il Myers,
Phipps, Renfrew and Dodds, parties
interested.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1883-03-28
Ridge School, Franklin Twp.

March "a, 1888.
MEssRs. EDITORS: = Please give
space in your paper for school report
of Ridge school for the month ending
March 221, 1888 No Of scholars en-
rolled so; average attendance Al; No.
Of scholars that missed no day l3; No.
that missed one day 0; No. that have 0
clear report 8; progress and conduct
good.
1t is with feelings Of sadness that
we are compelled to record the death OF
one of OR scholars, Melissa Adaline
Smith, aged years, who was burned
to death on Friday, March 10th inst.
The accident was as follows: Melissa 3
mother left her to attend to some work
in the house, while she went to milk in
the barn, during her absence from the
house, by some means Melissa's cloth
ing caught fire, she tried to extinguish
the fire but could not, when she rush
cd out Of the house and ran to the barn
her clothes being mass of flames /;
the mother tore the burning clothes
from her little daughter, but too late,
the angry fire had done it's work, and
all that loving hearts and tender bands
could do availed nothing, and between
7 or s O'Clock p. NJ, the spirit left its
tenement of clay to dwell in that bright
and better world where sorrows and
troubles never come The parents
have the heartfelt sympathy of this
community in their sad bereavement