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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-02

"THE pink of fashion" can be bought
at any drug store.-RTOO&lyR Times.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-10-02

THE heated term-Go to blaz s-LUe.
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FLOUR-Quiet.
s=WHEAr-Strong; September, 76ss GIT7lsc; o.
tober, 77Isa1STc; November, 79G19stc; De-
cember. SOssGSl5sc; NOs2 spring, 1G7s G711sc;
No. 8, 63c: No. red, 19i2c: No. =, 6;T,y 65t.c.
CORN-Quiet; cash and September. c13c;
October, 56ss@515.c; November, 49, U46a.c
the year. 400 4Oii (; May, 39i4 039lsc.
OATS-Firm; cash and September - q 6-225 Z c; ;
October. 25ss6t255sc; November. 25ez a. sc:
December, 26a261sc; year, 25}4G25s5c; May,
Is 1sG2Jc.
RYE-55c.
BARLEY-6ic.
PRovIsIoNS-Pork, cash, $3.50 1851. Lard,
cash, $500 .65. Bulk meats steady; shoulders,
S6.75: short ribs, SOLO; clear, Sl0.JO.
PRODCCE-Hutter, creamery, >StJ3tc: dairy,
2.itJ.25c. Eggs, lSc-
HoGs-Rough packing S500a545; packing
and shipping, S5.Gyd6UO; light, S5.loQ5.15
skDs ana graSserS, Si.0Di52j.
CATTLE-EXportS, S6.j03..00; good TO choice
shipping, $6gGG6-5p; common 10 fair, 81. 80
30; Texas. S4.CUls4.25.
SHEEP-Inferior to fair. Sl.1522.15: Zee
dunn 10 good, S3.00ll3. 80; good 10 choice,
S3.i5Gt4.l0.
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EDUCATIONAL.

"a "a A MONTH and 3Oart! for g I've Young
EaEA sien o. Ladies', N each county. Address
EJSSD 2. W. ZIEGLER & CO., CHICAGO, Illinois,
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SEESEs Wigs az Wagrs sent c. Old anywhere. hole
- - 1F sale q Retail i'gicsst free Goods aran-
EEKEssEtced. B.C-SrHEi.L, 20 Wabash v-OacaSO-
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MARKET REPORTS.
Grain and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. September q.

ST. LOUIS. September %.
FLOUR-Unchanged.
- WHEAT-Higher: No. . red. 191z G795se cash;
79l4c bid September; T9%4S01sc October; S2ls
@S.4c November; S4GASic December; $50
@9i1sc May.
CORS-Higher; 5Sd5Sl.c cash: G0c Septem-
Der; 4S!sc bid October; 349.Sc November;
3j5s Q355; the year, 55Ss So. c May.
OATS-Slow; 2j5:026 cash and October;
2f.ic November; 25slG251sc the year.
$TE-JIc.
BARLEY-60T sec
PROyIsioSS-Pork, S16..5Gi7.OO. Bulk meats,
quiet; long clear, $40; short ribs, $500;
shor: clear. Sl02j. Bacon, quiet; long clear,
SIO.15; short ribs, S1i.O1; short clear, Sll-S5;
Lard. firm; SI-j0.
PRoDUcE-Butter, creamery, 2GGGoc; dairy
1Sd25c. Eggs, l6i.GiIc.
CATTLE-EXpOrtS, S6.4o1s6.15; good to choice
shipping, 81. SJCg6.39; common to medium,
S4.559s5.60; Colorado steers, 81. 00Gt5.c0; grass
Texas, S3.2lG440.
SHEEP-Inferior to fair. s. 25G2. rs; medium
to good. S3OJGa40: choice to extra, $3.50
400; lambs. S3.00d4.50; Texas, S2.00l93-j0.
HOGs-YOrkers 81. 25Gy5.jO; packing, $500
$50; butchers, Sj.j0Gj.s5.
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Thorough Treat
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ment will Cure.
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EaY'S
CREAM BALM

Relieves at Once.
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Not q Liquid or
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-01

Tho following statement OF william j. Cough
In, OF SomerYille, Mass, Is SO remarkable that
we beg to ask for II the attention of our read
eTs. He says "In the fall OF 1875 was taken
with violent bleeding of the lungs, followed
by severe cough. l soon began 10 lose my
appetite and iesh. l was so weak AT one time
that could not leave my bed. In tho sum.
NOR OF 1877 wasadmittod TO the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said hal a holo in
my lett lung as big rs Il half-dollar. expend.
ed over n hundred dollars in doctors and med
icines Twas so tar gone at one time report
went around that was dead. gave up hope
but friend told me OF DIR. WIN. HALLS
BAISAM FOR THE LUNGS. l laughe at
my friends, thinking my case incurable, but
got bC title to satisfy them, when to my sur.
prise a. Il qualification, l commenced to feel
better My hope, once dead, began To revive,
aud TO lay feel In better spirits than have
the past three years.
~ writethis hoping you Will publish II, so
| that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take DIR. VIM. HALLS
BALSAM FORTHE LUNGS, and be convinced
| that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
have taken two bottles ana can positively say
| that II has done me more good than all the
other medicines have taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap
| peared ana shall soon be able To go to work.
| sold by II, Is. Cochran, lU North Queen stree,
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Mannheim sentinel
About one O'Clock on Monday afternoon
the stable on tho premises of Mrs. vii.
liams, residing IN Penn township, one
mile north of Unionvillc. was discovered
to be in flames, but the discovery was too
late to save the building, as the fire had
spread over the entire structure before
the alarm was given. II appears that
six year old son, in company
with a brothers child OF the same
age, and living with the family, obtained
some matches, aud going TO the stable lit
one of them and applied it TO quantity
of hay, from which the flames spread
rapidly. The contents OF the building
were a quantity Of hay aud straw, some
feed, calf, four or five pigs, wheelbarrow
and other minor impliments all Of which
were dcs troyed except tho pigs. IL issnot
known whether there was any Insurance
on the building, and II not, the loss IL
quito serious ono to Mrs. Williams who
is widow, having the care of three small
children dsvolviug on her.
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tow 10 secure ,,.ai,b.

seems strange that any ono Will suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ.
WILLS SARSAPARlLLA AN ID STILLISGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health TO the physical Organization. II
IL indeed a strengthening syrup, pleasant TO
take ald has proven itself to DO the best
BLOOD PUBlFlER ever discovered effect
ually curing scrotula, Syphlitio disorders,
Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipeas, Mala.
ious complaints and ali diseases indicating an
impure condition OF the Blood, Liver, Rid
neys, stomach, Skin, etc. 1t coTrects indi
goston. A single bottle will prove to you Its
merits as II health remover, tor It ACTS LIK 4
A CHARM, especially when the complaint Is
OF AN exhaustive nature, having n tendency 10
lessen the natural vigOr OF the brain aud ner
vous system.
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Live mock Market.

CHIoAgo-The Drorers' Journal reports ::
Hogs--Raceipts, 1900 head shipments, $3.50
do. market stronger and lOc higher packing,
Is GjQ6 % packing and shipping, 81 20G6 Is !;
light, IS 6jIG 20 ssips, sin5 40
Cattle-heceipt5 6,eOO head shipments B. 200
do. market firm ana active exports. e. SOC
7 good to choice shipping - 75Gl6 10; COM
mon to medium, s5fp5 GO.
Sheep-Receipts, p GOO head shipments 1900
DO market steady inferior TO fair 81 50GpI 0O
medium TO good, sigj choice to extra, S 25
sS5 60.
EAST LIBERTY.-Cattle duh and unchanged {;
receipts, l,O6l head shipments, 1903 head ;
prime. &c 25I6 - fair TO good, s. 5Ob6 COM
mon, 81 5Od5.
Hogs active and frm PEiladelphIas, 80 so
as 10; Workers, t6G6 30; pigs, s5 50j so; re :
Ceipts, 2 s75 head shipments, l,si0.
Shcop firm receipts, l,2O0 head shipments,
9,OO0 head.
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Arrangement, Tor the Bipie society An,i.


Arrangements tor the BiDIe society AMI
vsrHnry,
The arrangements for the anniversary
OF the city Bible society on sunday, Feb
10, have been concluded, aud IL accord
auoe Herewith the principal meeting will
be held In Grace Lutheran church, the
president of the society, Rev. &. Remen
snyder, TO preside and read the annual re-
port. Addresses will be delivered by Rev.
J. 4. Satchell, Rev. Prof. J. Stair,
with Rev. Thos. G. Appel IA alternate. At
the First Reformed church, Rev. J. Max
Hark will preside Rev Dr.J B Shumaker
will read the annual report ; addresses
will be made by Revs. Sylyanus Stall and
VIM. Powick. At :. Stephens Lutheran
church, Rev. Emil Mcister will preside,
and read the annual report, and Revs +.
Z. Mayscr aud j. G.. NeeH will deliver
addresses. Pastors Of other churches are
expected 10 suspend services and urge
their congregations to attond these meet.
ings the collections ought bo turned over
to Treasurer s. :. High, day or two
previous, 10 as to figure in the reports (;
and at an adjourned meeting of the soci
ETY. III the First Reformed church, Tues
day evening February 3, constitutional
amendments and other important matters
will be considered.
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IbE Co-PAkTStRsHIP EXISTING BE-
L tween the undersigned, under the name
OF smith \ Buchanan having been di solved
by limitation, January l6, 1881, any persons
having accounts to settle with the late firm
VIII please them at the office OF the Lancaster
Bolt Company. CLEMENT &. SMITH,
ltdr W. G.. BUCHANAN,
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In every respect and worthy OF your con-
tinuod patronage.
The Gazetteer and Directory IL dcsip ned to
Introduce to each other the buyer and seller,
TO inform men of one town what advantages
are to be found In opening communication
with the other, therefore to the enterprisinR
business man, rs an advertising medium, Its
pages will be found highly useful II reaches
every nook aud corner IN tho county, being
found In public places, hotels, railway sta
tions, postOfilces, libraries, news rooms
counting rooms, etc. Mr.. Thomas, represent
Ing its advertisement department, Will call
upon our business men In day or Two.
IN
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IHE LIVING SKELETON.
NO Loses Eis Bride In the End.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. lin answer to
the writ of habeas corpus, Uriah Clear
produced his daughter Bertha in court this
morning. Her husband, the so
called living skeleton, was also present.
In open court the girl declared that she
was restrained of her liberty In any way,
and preferred to go with her father and
not with her husband. The case was then
dismissed. There was a great crowd in
and about too court house. The skeleton
has already said that il his wife denied
him in open court be would not further
ask her 70 return to him.
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nEMUvRATIU PRIMARIES.

The Democratic voters OF Lancaster City
Will meet at their usual voting places on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2d, TO settle the
candidates tor the several offices TO be fl,cd AT
the coming municipal election including
Mayor, six School Directors and city Com
mitteemen-ihembers of Select Council from
tho lst, %, Sd 4th, 9th and sth wards-Com.
mon Councilman and ward oflcers-Alder.
men in the 81 and 7th wards, and to elect one
member to the City Executive Committee
from each ward.
The voting places win be rs follows:
lst Ward-ShoOer's Hotel q toS D. m
I'd Mard-Nendiiz's Saloon, o To D IN.
Sd Ward-Eninger's Saloon q to s ID m
4th hW0rd-kothweiler's Saloon 6 10 H. m
9TH Ward-Wall's Hotel, TO & n m.
9Th Ward0schiller House, to 8 y. M.
7th Ward-k uhlman's Saloon, 5 20 5 u. N.
Sth Ward-ko ohlhaus' Saloon 3 to S D. IN.
9th Ward-haas' saloon, 5 TO p. IN.
The Judges will meet on the third door OF
the new Post ONCE Building, on saturday
evening, Feb. I'd, at $50 to consolidate the
vote for Mayor and School Directors.
by order OF the Committee.
ID. MCMULLEN, Chairman.
Attest; J. ID. LIoHTY, Secretary. j28 I'd
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- al
MA6H cIS.
PhiIadeIpnin nInrHbt

PHILADELPHIA, February l-Tlour dull and
steady.
Rye Flour at 90 5O@3 82h
Wheat rrm; No. 2 w6storn Red, sl 0ji4@
06; No. 3 do, Csc NJ. Pa. Red, fl II.
Corn quiet and steady; sDii yellow, 6sIIc ;
do mixed, 5754tjSc ; No. mixed and yellow,
55Gpj7hc.
Gpi3c; No. 8 do, ilAai2c No. Z Mixed, 4lc,
Rye nominal at Csc.
Seeds Glover quiet at gApl0Ic; Timothy
dull at sl 40 Flaxseed firm at sI CO.
Provisions firm and fairly active.
Lard steady.
Butter dull and unchanged.
Eggs unsettled and lower.
Cheese firm.
Petroleum quiet.
" hIskY a. sl ~
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Howes Lancaster City and County Directory
and Gazbtteer for 1884

The very favorable reception accorded to
tho first Issue OF this work In 1882, has induced
the publishers to commence the canvass tor
the Second Edition, for 1854. II VIII contain a
complete general directory OF Lancaster
county, an accurate list OF all the farmers of
the county, with their post ofice ad-
dresses, besides a business directory OF ali
the towns and villages OF the county alphabet
ically arranged also list OF government
and county officers, census statistics, times of
holding court, etc.
The county will be thoroughly canyassed
by competent agents to procure Information
tor the work, aud no labor nor expense spared
TO make the directory reliable and complete
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-01

Yes, that's sadly so" SAID Jenkins, my
hair Is turning graz and tai ing out before its
time. Use something | would, but most
hair rcslorcrs are dangerous" True" an
swercd his friend. " but ParKer's Hair Balsam
Is IA harmless ~ 1t Is effective. I've tried It,
and know. Give tho Balsam IA show and the
boys viii soon stop calling sou Old Man Jen
kins." 1t never falls to restore the original
color to gray or faded hair. Richly perfumod,
an elegant dressing. il0-lyd5&eowW
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Argument. u.,ntinnen.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Feb. 1.-The ar.
guments in the injunction case
of the Schuylkill navigation com.
pany against the Pottsvlle and Mahonoy
railroad compauyand of the latter company
against the Water Gap and the Scbuylkill
railroad company, which were to have
been heard to-day, have been continued
to February 5, together with the case of
Mahanoy &Pottsville company against the
& Reading railroad company,
which had been fixed for February 4.
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one being on duty eight hours in every
twenty four.
h. tue S0Cisi world.
Invitations to tho 28sh annual ball of
the Vigilaut tire company, which will be
held in tho armory on Thursday evening,
February 81, were Issued to day. They
are very neat.
A leap year dance will be held in the
armory to night by party of Lancaster
ladies, who will bring Their gentlemen
friends along with thom in sleighs. A
supper will also be partakcn Of at War.
ren's.
A sociabie IN honor of Miss Fitzgerald,
"a lady guest from Philadelphia, was held
on Wednesday evening by the Misses Mil
Ter, at the residence Of their father, Mr. =.
ii. Miller. IL was q vs'y pleasant affair
and thoroughly enjoyed by all in attend =
ance.
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DEI TffS.

BguHAKgR. ON Thursday, Jan. 81, 1884 I'm
Strasburg borough, Catherine Brub IkCr, lie
of Jacob Brubakcr, aged 50 years.
The relatives ami friends OF the family arc
respectfully invited To attend tho funeral on
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Intcrment
at LonRenccker's meeting house. It'd
KAur,.-January y, 1874, Edward Kautz, in
the b5th year OF hi' age.
The funeral Will take place from his late res.
Idence, No. 5C5 West King street, on Sunday
afternoon ut 2 o'clock. Intermcnt at Wood
ward Hin cemetery. All relatives and friends
are cordially invited. j3D.3t
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-01

The once hold by the kidneys "a one OF i'm
portance. They act as natures sluce-way TO
carry on the extra liquids from the system
and with them the impurities both those that
are taken into the stomach and those that are
formed in the blood. Any ClOgging or inac.
tion OF these organs Is therefore important
Kidney.W ort Is natures efficient assistant in
keeping the kidneys In good working order
strengthening them and inducing healthy
action. II You would get well and keep well,
take X kidney.Wort,
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xyhy Iia IleClinsb

Capt. Geo. F. Springer, in withdrawing
his name az a candidate for alderman in
the Third ward, writes us that it was
placed in nomination at tho Democratic
primary meeting without any desire or
authority on his part that he has no
wish to engage in tho disagreeable trade of
politics nor any aspiration for official
dignity that he likes his business and
proposes to stick closely to it.
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business Failures.

New YoRK, Feb. 1.-The business fail
ures of the last seven days number for the
United States number 800 and for Canada
"A, total Of 1913 as compared with 3l7
last week, au increase of Sc. More failures
are reported in the Middle and New Eng.
land states than usual, while an increase
on the Pacific coast is quito marked, Fail
urcs arc also moro numerous in Canada
and the provinces.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
Prom our Re. uiar Correspondence.


The Susquehanna is rising. 1t is feared
that great damage would be caused by the
great masses of ice II they should be
broken up now by flood. Its thickness
| aud sOlidity would enable it to sweep
away everything in its path If forced
onward by high water. People residing
along the river are getting anxious about
| the matter.
Tho Result 81 Two spross.
Last night disgracelul scene was en-
acted in tho vicinity of the Reading 4
Columbia depot, on Locust street, by n
party OF drunken mPa and women, all
| quite young. The filthy language in
| dulged in by them would warrant justice
in sending tho entire gang to Jail.
The spree of Front street man aud two
companions was brought to a sudden close
last evening by the wife of tho former
pouncing upon him and dragging him
home. The sight was u sad one, yet af-
forded considerable amusement to mum
Der OF witnesses of II.
MATTERS Religious
Tho revival services in tho Methodist
church still draw out large congregations,
IN spite of the very inclement weather.
The special services at the Presbyterian
church euded last night. Next week
special services will be held in Salome
Presbyterian chapel.
First Ward Democratic Primary.
The First ward Democrats will hold
their primary meeting at tho Black Horse
hotel instead Of at the L. L. L. o. club
room. The latter is too small to accom-
modate the large turnout which is ex'
pected.
building Operations
Mr.. John Hartman will break ground
Al hRfn nIy hN,ttI In.
They will be located adjoining those built
by him last summer, on Chestnut street
near Seventh.
Mr.. John Westermau will build two
brick dwellings on Cherry street in the
spring, and Mr.. Jacob FURY oontemplates
erecting them, on Commerce street, @
double brick dwelling.
Fire Company Meeting,
The Columbia Fire company will hold
its regular monthly business meeting in
the. engine house parlors this evening
After it is over the committee appointed
to arrange for the company's contempla
ted fair will hold an important meeting
for the purpose of making some arrange
ments regarding that affair.
Borough summary.
Olive Branch lodge, No. 1877, G. U. o
of o. f., meets to night.
The Columbia band will hold meeting
to night, as will also the Lotus SOcia
club.
Mr.. James Williams buried an inian
child in Mt. Bethel cemetery yesterda,
afternoon,
Several moro Columbians are abou
starting for West Virginia, to engage il
4 the service of the Chesapeake & Obi
railroad company.
Thieves entered and robbed Mr.. Abrau
Burners residence last night, effecting
entrance into the second story by means q
aladder.
Three operators will now do service a
the dispatoher's office in the west yard O
the Pennsylvania railroad hereafter, eac
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-02-01

The Jerseymdn TO morrow evening H.
McAuley. the popular comedian, will appear
In the opera house. in this very funny and In.
teresting play. The Montreal Gazette says 4:
" In this play the attraction mostly rests on
Punk, but there il sufficient In the play besides
him to make It OF interest. The support IL
good, and those who wish TO see "A thoroughly
enjoyable New England character perfectly
portrayed should not lose the opportunity of
witnergDg The Jerseyman."
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READING, Feb. IA surprise was caus-
ed here to-day by the arrest of eight we'll
known citizens on the charge of horse
racing with sleighs on the public road.
They were held for court. The charges
arc brought under tho blue laws of 1904,
which prohibit racing, and provides that
the horses be sold, and the proceed placed
in the county treasury.
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Tho best Salve IN the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt Thoum, tctter, chapped
hands, Chilblains, corns and all kinds OF skin
eruptions, frecSlcs and plmples. The salve Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in
every cnse or money refunded. BE sure you
got HgSRY's CARBOLIO SALvg, IA all others are
but limitations and countcrteits. Price %
cents. sold In Lancaster Mt COchrdn's Drug
store, l37 North Queen street mya,-4
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Nxw YORK, Feb. l.-Flour-stato and West.
crn dull.
Wheat AaAo lower dun and heavy 9usi-
White, nominal; No. 2 Rod, Feb, sl C46Q
| O4sz do March, | O8JERl OjH do April,
81 l2L8l l2H.
Corn hpHc lower and duh Mixed Western
spot, islpolLc; do future G0d64Hc.
Oats rather easier No. 9. Feb. 391Fc March,
igsEc; April, 4l2Lc May, i2d4!1Ic; State, 400
47c: western, 3JGi7c.
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Ono lot of MEMS BLACK WOOL SOFT
HATS-some 81 dozen-that were cheap at
soc, now down to CSC.
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Tho Miners,

PITTsBURc, Feb. 1.-Secretary Davis, OF
the State Miners association, says two
thirds of the miners in the state are out OF
employment, but that the present outlook
is brighter than for several months past.
In the anthracite districts not over half
the men have work. lie anticipates in.
creased activity in the near future.
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one being on duty eight hours in every
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@fE''T'-FtfN'7E
Stocks firm. Money easy at &c.
New York Central. .,.......................ll4
hile HulrOlu Gpts
fADlt5Ss .sI-bbh
Michigan Central ktilrOnl. l................, 0l
Michigan southern RnilrOad............... gSIs
Illinois Central Railroad. 1867
Cleveland n Pittsburgh Railroad. 1881
Chicago u Rock Island Railroad. ..........ll7h
Pittsburgh 4 Fort wayne railroad. .... ,l32&
Western Union Telegraph CompanJ..... 15k
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