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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-29
nHEY1r1rs.
Matters OF Minor Moment In md Abou,
tho City. UNHt
'EyoAoEpp at Arion Hall tonight.

,HINH the City.
"EyaAoED" at Arion Hall tonight.
OSE marriage license was Issued Satur.
day.
GRAY 4 STEVENS at Charley shny's
theatre this evening.
RAFAEL JosErrY, tho pianist, Is among
tho early attractions booked at the Opera
House. 3 -N
COMMODORE THOMAS NJ. DAnRAiI, Clerk
OF tho Municipal Court, won tho horse
rallied of by Tom Harden Saturday.
TnE Young Peoples Working Associa.
ton will give another FREQ entertainment
III the First Baptist church this evening.
The funeral OF James Speyer will take
p}acu this afternoon Mt ao'ciock from the
Synagogue, In Odd Fellows' block. The
Jefferson Club will attend in n body.
"siLvEE Srun' was given to large audi.
cnce Saturday afternoon md 10 u small
one at night. The company did fully ~
good business hero as It deserved to.
IloRKilElMEE Bios. have recently been
gathering In n lot OF wool about West Al
e1anderthrouyh CIV. CLANCY. They have
purchased over 10000 pounds at % and 80
cents.
TIE watches and jewclry said to have
been stolen from tho Parker House las,
week, were found yesterday. All the
missing articles were in the house, bu,
had been secreted by some person, prob
ably by II servant girl Of feeble mind.
Ono VALLEY lodge, X. Of p, has elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
term: Joseph Kuhn, ?. c.; b. W. Con
Icy, co.. Zane Phillips, V. c.; Charles
Rcitz, Prelate; l.. Stuart, NJ. OF A.; X. II
Phillips. NJ. Of E.; W. Conley, NJ. of F.
Fred. Shocman, X. OF K. s.; 6. B. Grim
BILE, Trustee. -,Gs
Ben FRASHLrE Council, No. 9, O. U. A
NJ, elected the following officers ut Satur
day nights meeting: John Wardcll, G.
R..Clark, Y. g.; George L. MUM, Il. S.; J
Degant, A. r. S.; G. W. Jones, L. S.; J
Ferguson, l.; ii. Tieters, T.; G. Clark, !
FIG. Kraft, 0. p.;Jolin Wardell, trustee
John II. Moore, delegate 10 State Conven
ton.
AT the annual meeting OF LaBellc Lodg
No. 9, 40. W. W., held Saturday even
ing, the following officers were elected
= 49, y . pstAuitSt NAAotel OIhIlull u, u
Pawncll, Foreman; VIM. sonderman
Oyerseer; Samuel Goshorn, Guide; Wm
Hastings, Inside Waterman WIN. Leach
Outside Waterman; YIN. Grade, Trustee
VIM. Hastings, S. NJ. Hathaway, J. "
schultze, Henry Truxel and WIN. Grade
delegates toIheG Grand Lodge.
ARRANGEMENTS were made yesterday, b
which an extra train will be run out tn
Elm Grove road to.nightut the conclusiol
Of the Friday Clubs performance at ArioI
Hall. The play to be presented is "En
gagged" and this extra train will allow til
people living out the road to attend an
return home in good season. The indica
tons are, that the train will be Glled rs
number have said they would come i
provided they could get back. Anothc
indication Of the interest the club la
aroused is the fact that while only 81
pieces Of the Opera House orchestra wer
engaged for the occasion, the full orches
tra has volunteered to play tonight.
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The Y. NJ. {. a. Meeting,

Mr.. Tvgart, General Secretary OF the
Young Mems Christian Associations OF
Pennsylvania, was present Mt the meeting
held in Veteran Hall, in the Mcclure
House, Saturday evening. for the purpose
OF furthering the organization OF a branch
OF the Association here. He made 4 strong
address, showing the aims and scope and
manner OF working OF the association, and
gave some practical results Of the organi-
cation. 1t was resolved to make a
thorough canvas among the business men
OF the city, to raise funds to place the So
cicty on a permanent basis here, and a
committee was appointed for this purpose.
Those interested in the project are vcry
much encouraged by the outlook, and the
interest manifested by the public.
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~GUENTHl:R ~SClINELLE.
Astny of Execution for Sixty Days Granted
------- w. III Ills CakN. -- --------

"sN y III Ills Cnsc.
On Saturday in Part II OF the Circuit
Court Judge Boyd granted a stay Of judy
mcnt for sixty days in the case OF Guen,
ther Sclnelle, sentenced to five years i'm.
%prisonment for the murder OF DR.. G,
Schuchardt. Col. Arnett intends to take
the case up to the Supreme Cour,
Of Appeals again. A reporter asked
him on Saturday what the result would
probably be, and was told that it might be
one Of two tllings-either the discharge O;
schnellc absolutely, or the granting Of n
new trial. In the hitter case, the Colonel
caid in answer to further inquiries, a yer.
dict Of guilty OF a sravcr crime than volun-
tary manslaughter could not be rendered /;
no rule o. law is more plainly settled than
this. Colonel Arnett' appears to have
hopes OF the dismissal OF Schnelle by the
Supreme Court OF Appeals without an
other trial in the court below. He takes
the case up on exceptions to the Courts
Instructions to the jury on the degree OF
insanity which will render a verdict OF
not guilty proper,
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DR.. Eugene Hogc and Dr.. Robinson, the
veterinary surgeon, went out to the Short
Creek region Saturday afternoon and
made another post mortem examination
OF a hog which had died Of the swine
plague lately prevailing there. They
brought home specimens Of the diseased
organs showing the stages and effect OF
the disease, which Dr.. J.. L. Reeves, Sec.
rotary Of the State Board Of Health, will
have monted for convenience OF inspec-
ton. The examination was n fr~uitiulonc,
and the specimens secured will afford fine
opportunities for studying the disease.
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A merchant, overcome by nervous pros.
%tration, recently became 50 wild and de.
lirous. that he jumped from a third story
window OF his house and was fatally in.
jured on the pavement. Had this unfor-
tunate gentleman taken Browns Iron. Dit
tiers in time, his lie might have been pre-.
served. This potent tonic enriches the
blood, tones the nerves, and imparts en-.
ergy to failing constitutions. Mrs. Phoebe
A. White, Alaska, Mich, says: "Brown's
Iron Bitters cured me Of dyspepsia, poor
appetite, and nervous prostration,"
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Phillip Sutton, n boy oils, and an older
brother, sons Of Joseph Sutton, who lives
on Sells run, near Sand Hill, we're hunt.
ing rabbits Friday last, and while on the
Shepherd farm, east OF this city, the elder
brother fired at a rabbit just us Phillip
stopped to pick up some article, and tho
charge Of shot struck him in the back OF
the neck, inflicting injuries which it is
feared will prove fatal.
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a Treat for Wollsburr.

Low johnson and Billy Kersands' origi.
nal Georgia Minstrels playan engagement
at Barth's Opera House, ..Wellsburg, to.
night. They have arranged for special
train and will give q fine performance,
such rs never hns been seen in that city.
Ladies' can attend without fear Of being
offended.
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"a Mountain l'ink.n

Miss Bella Moore, an aetregs not I'm.
known to some Of the readers OF the H.
TELLIdENcER, will appear at the Opera
House Wednesday and Thursday evenings
and Thursday afternoon OF this week, In
the Madison Square Theatres play, "a
Mountain Pink" The performance has
been received with high approval in cities
where 3iiss Moore ias given it, her acting
being pronounced natural and strong, and
the company supporting her capable and
oven in merit. Reserved seats will he
placed on sale ut Banners music store
this morning.
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TIL: FRIDAY CLUBS PLAY.
WIS. Gilbcrts Comedy, "EnEaged," at til,
Aron Hall Tonight,

W's. Gil1ert's Comedy, 't:nEnged," ut the
Aron Hall Tonight.
Tonight ut Arion Hall, the Friday Club,
nm amateur theatrical organization COM
posed OF well known young people OF this
city, will present for the first time in
Wheeling, VS.. Gilbcrt's bright comedy,
Engaged" The performance is for tho
benefit Of the Women's Union Benevolent
Society. No invitations have been issued,
and the public at large will be welcome,
Seats can be reserved at Banners music
store without extra charge. A full dress
rehearsal was held Saturday evening and
everything was found 10 moves smoothly.
insuring a very successful performance
tonight. The stage has been handsomely
fitted up for this occasion, and the play
will be presented with careful attention to
details. Engaged" is one OF tho yery
best OF Gilbert's productions and has nj.
ways met with success wherever neonlc
love to see the mirror held
up TO the weaknesses and short
comlngs OF their iellow-creatures, and this,
perhaps, is one OF the elements OF the sue.
cess that has attended the play, The
characters are all thoroughly selfish and
mercenary, and the naireie with which
they act and speak their natures, together
with the lofty sentiments which they at.
feet, forma 4 curious medley that is sim.
ply irresistible. The sarcasm is good.no-
tured, however, and the dialogue is so
pointed and witty that nm audience is al.
most sure to be kept laughing. The blot
hes very little to do with the play; it
hinges on the peculiar marriage laws Of
Scotland.
Aside from the fact that the club dc.
serves 10 be encouraged in its efforts, the
object Of the entertainment is another
reason that the house should be filled.
The desire is to turn over a goodly sum to
tho anrintv a-'fa
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Minnie Oscar Gray and William T,
Stephens, with their wonderful acting
dogs and dramatic company, in the scrsa:
tional drama, Saved from the Storm
will open tonight for ono week, ut this
popular place OF amusement. The com
pany is a tirst-class one, and the educated
dogs are said to be wonderful actors, and
to do most everything but speak, and they
even try that. I
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AN UNIQUE ACCIDENT.
A Timber Driven Through n Gas AIaln b,

o. o. To-
A Pile Driver.
Saturday afternoon in driving piles Tor
the Pittsburgh, Wheeling 4, Kentucky
freight depot extension, one OF the large
heavy timbers was driven directly through
the gas main that crosses tho river ut the
foot Of Fourteenth street md supplies the
Island with gas. Tho ground was frozen,
80 that tho gus did not commence escaping
through the soil until yesterday morning,
when lis odor was detected and the
officers Of the Gas Works notified. A
force Of mon was put to work digging and
were getting well down when II pick In
tho ha,ds ola Workman struck y stone
and produced a spark. Immediately q
blaze sprang up and the wooden pile com.
menced burning. Fortunately none OF
tho men were hurt. Tho gas was turned
of n the fro cxtinguished. When tho
Pipe was uncovered, It wns found That
tho pile had split the Pipe In tho center,
but 80 tightly was the ground frozen TINT
tho flow on the Island Saturday night was
but slightly diminished. a curved sec.
ton replaced the split ono last night.
To-day the pile will DO taken out and
driven in n new place, and straight sec.
ton will be placed in. At whose expense
this work Is done Is not yet clear. Suporin.
tendcnt Dillon, when asked about It yes.
terday, said: "The railroad company
ought to pay It, but whether 1t will or no,
remains to be seem"
Mr.. John Robrccht, proprietor OF the
81. Charles Hotel, corner OF Water and
Fourteenth streets, says the gas from the
broken pipe entered his cellar by n sewer
and was quickly discovered by the odol
which filled the house. He notified til,
gas officials Saturday night. Yesterday ,
girl went into the cellar to stop up thu
sewer opening, when she was ovcrcom,
by the gas, and tainted several times ii
succession before she could be removed.
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THOMPSON CHOSEN
As THE REPUBLICAN, NOMINEE
For City Sergeant, mt tho Ward Primaries
Saturday A~fternoon-Iie Carries Every
Ward but Two, nnd Wins by n Hand.
some MnIority-Oll,cr Nominees.

Tic Republican primaries were held
Saturday afternoon from 9 o'clock 10 !, for
the purpose Of selecting candidatcsfor City
Sergeant, City Clerk and Wharfmastcr.
The vote polled was singularly close in
tho aggregate TO that cast Mt tho Demo-
cratic primaries a week before. For John
Crockard for Wharimaster, whose nomi.
nation was made by the Democrats with.
ont opposition, 2,lG9 votes were cast ; for
Captain Seamon, who WINS chosen as the
Republican nominee OH lust Satur.
day without opposition, o,ll0 votes
were cast. For City Clerk Frank
Bowers, who had no opposition,
received a,l70 votes, while ut tho Dem:
ocratic primaries the combined vote for
the three candidates for City Clerk was
2,0S0. Naturally tho contest should bring
out q larger vote than where there was bul
one aspirant for tho position. The aggre'
gate vote for City Sergeant at the Demo
cratic primaries was 22,2233, and at the Re
publican primaries 100. 1t Is generally
admitted that tho vote ut u Democratic
primary election in Wheeling is more o
an indication OF tho vote ut the following
election than the Republican vote. 1t Il
n matter OF common remark in the city
that Republicans will not come out t
their primary elections.
THE CONTEST.
There was only one contest for the Cit,
sergcantcy. For this nomination the.con
t~estants were c.. d. Thompson, Vice presi
dent for this district OF the Amalgainate
Association William II. Williams, an OK
+; policeman under Capt. Bennett; Fran
Kline, boiler boss ut the Belmont irol
works; John llabcriield, n Councilman
from the First ward, and William Fugate
: also an ex.mcmber Of the city police force
: who, like Williams, resigned a year be
. fore the expiration OF his term in orde
, to run for the position of Sergeant. Th
. law prohibits any persons becoming
, candidate for the position who has been
; member Of the police force within q yea
. Of the election.
, The vote resulted as follows:
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INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, D.. G., Dec. o0.-1 4. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, local rains, stationary
followed by n slight fall Of temperature,
.southcrly winds, becoming variable.
For tho Lower. Lakes partly, cloudy
weather; local rains, southerly winds;
becoming variable, stationary followed by
q slight fall Of temperature.
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CANDIDATES.
Thompson's plurality, POS. Williams
had majorities in the First and Sixth
wards, and Thompson in all the rest.
TIE OTHER NOMINATIONS,

TIE OTHER NOMINATIONS. ~,
For City Clerk, Frank Bowers was
elected without opposition, receiving2, III
votes. Captain Henry Seamon also had
wAlk-ovcr. receiving 2,ll0 votes for wharf.
master-all that were cast. ~
Captain Tom Bennett, the present
Chief OF Police, received four votes for the
nomination for Mayor. This nomination
was not to be made at the primaries, OF
Captain Bennett would under these cir.
cumstances be the candidate for Mayor,
rs he received all the votes cast for that
position.
The primaries were conducted quietly,
good order prevailing at all the voting
places without interruption. The ticket
is received with many expressions OF APP
proval and confidence in its strength BY
the Republicans OF the'city.
THE NOMINEES.
Mr.. Thompson, the nominee for CITY
Sergeant, will DO q strong candidate, and,
il elected, a faithful official He has
shown considerable %frlnness and exccu-
tive ability, while he has held the position
Of District Vice President of the Amalga.
mated Association, and has won the re-
spect of Mill owners and the esteem and
confidence Of tho members OF
tho Association. He may bc OK.
pected to make n clean and intelligent ad-
ministration Of the affairs Of the police
departmental elected Sergeant, as there is
every reason to believe he will be.
Mr.. Bowers, candidate for City Clerk.
has filled the position for several success
i've terms to the satisfaction OF everybody.
As Clerk he has proven himself the right
in the. right place, and rs q candidate
he is well nigh invinclble.
Captain Seamon, nominee for Wharf
master, has numerous qualifications for
the office, well known to the public, and
ESPECIALLY to river men. He is an old
man, q competent business
man and n good Republican, and should
be elected, g=|'
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CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG is to receive
$4,000 for singing twenty nights in Paris,
with DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. the great
remedy for coughs and colds, for what
would she do without it, il she should be
attacked suddenly by hoarseness.
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Butcher: "Come, John, break the bones
in Mr.. Williams chops and put Mr..
Smiths ribs in the basket for him" John
lbriskly): "All right sir; just as soon rs
I've sawed off Mrs. Murphy's leg" They.
ought to kecpSt. Jacobs Oil handy in that
market. go
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THROUGH TIE STATE.
Accidents md Incidents In West Virginia
@ and Vicinity.

~. HHU Vicinity. IN" ---T-
On Friday night the school house ut
Winfield, Marion county, WIS destroyed
by fire. The origin Is unknown, but It Is
supposed to have been accidental. Loss,
including property Of children, aboutSS00
Thomas McQuain, the newly elected
sheriff OF Gilmer county, appreciates n
good thing and proposes keeping it in the
family. His four brothers, Oliver, Alex
andcr, Adam and John have been chosen
US his deptuies. I
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Tho Features of tho Money and stock NJ.

SrocKs-Thc bear movement nude further pro.
eressht the stock exchange to-day; there was con.
siderable pressure TO sell conl shares In Gmngcrs,
Lake SHARE and Union Pacific. ind prices declined
! to ~ percent. touching the lowest figures for
some time past. Reports have bccncurrcut that.,lc
coal companies could mot usrce on tue question Of
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.ALL.WOOL KNIT JACKETS.

We have now in stock n fmll line Of tho
above Jackets; also, MI extra heavy qual.
lily for, butchers, and II full line Of Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not TO
shrink. G. HESS Il SONS,
Merchant Tnilors and Gents Furnislers,
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Thermometer Record.

Tho following shows the range OF tho
thermometer US observed ut Schnepf's
drug store, Opera House corner, Saturday:
7 A. NJ, 250; - NJ, 30';Sr. NJ, Slo'; Z r.'M.,
330. Sunday: I A. NJ, So; IL NJ, 44o; 8. p.
u. 40. T ~ II. "a sTt 81
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SoNc. Oats dull at ?sa2SSc. Rye firm at &c, lar
moderate demand al sii 25Gll %. Lard In iGIr lie.
innnd nj GEO. Bulk meats gnict aud steady; shout.
,lcrY IHc. short RIB SIC. okyon steady, III ihod.
erntc demand and unchanged. Whisky quiet and
steady al ST IL, luttCr tIrm md unchanged. Eegs
in moderate demand and easier at 2'a2ic. Cheese
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CHICAGO, ltrs., Dec. 2z.--Thc Drorer,' Journalrc I.
ports: Live hogs-leceipts 5000 head: shipments
$500 head; market slow and i0al5c lower; rough
packing 81 0oai 20: packing and shipping. 81 4Mi
celpts $500 head; shipments / 100 head; market
steady, ilcshy and fat medium weights In good dc.
mand exports grades Is GOa6 70: good 10 choice
shipping Is 10ah %. sh%ecp-ltCCclpts 1000 head;
shlpmcntS GO, head; market steady; common TO
fair s. 3N,3 90: medium 10 good 81 95a3 IS; choice
81 MI 4 IN #.~"HH.. .#| . |#"|. #H.#'#..# .."
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Petroleum..

Oil CITY, Pa. Dec. 2z.-opening at 7ac: prices
weakened to ne. and i!ictuatcd between tllosc
market iirmed to iSXc. md iinctuatei between
that and Zoe until the clos, which was 1870: sales
10y 900 barrels. A Derrick special alys: The Tire
Ut Fisher = was entirely oStinguiShel lust evening,
and tho we'll was making 10 barrels MI hour this
merning. The MclIrido Was doing % barrels III
hour; cloarnnces3 ,iyi,0U barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa. Dec. 27.-Crlde oil dull and
unchanged; National Tnlnsit and tide water runs
fridny G5.S1l barrels; total shipments lCo.
barrels; charters 9i0S barrels: Clenrlnccs 3,7lO.OOO
barrels. National Transit certificates opened nj
7!g4c: closed at 73hc; highest 73sc; loves. 7!e9Sc.
TlrUsyiLlR. Pa, Dec. 27.-Opcncd At TIC: high.
est 73}sc; lowest 7!t11..c: closed 1T 7311tc. Shipments
lGo'3l!b barrels; runs 10000 barrels; charters 2i,sUN
barrels. 1- IN 4
PITTSBURGH, Pa. Dec. Fin the afternoon the
market was n ttlilo more active, mlliel md nd.
v,,inccd 10 733sc, but fell or again TO 7311.c at the
close. -HWrlFaT. Er .
NEw ioRK. Dec. 27.-rctroleum firm: United
73Ec.
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TOLEDO, o., Dec, 2.--Wlcat firm: No. 2 rel
cash md january TIC: February 7a,sc: March
55Xc: May 7se: No. ? s9it T1e. Corn i'riaet: S Z:
al size; May GSJic bid. Oats dull and nominal;
no quotations. Clover seed dull; prime, cash and
December si35; january 81 10 bldi February 81 "
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dor RENT,
EORRENT.
EorSa1c.

NOR SALE-A GOOD ONE,SrOEY.
- md n half Frnn>e. House, located 10 y;
Market street, with open front stOrenos ri
thiec rooms back. VIII be sold for SO Wn&
Call MN. & Eleventh street y. A. Whom ~
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lrtu Adnertisc,nrnts
Gemcral atottcrs.

T ADf BELLE, EGYPTIAN 0rTc,:
~ Reveals Past, Present Rnd Fu,,,,0 tGEtA
vice on money, business md family M sNS II
from ! to !. ". No. % Eighth stnrt '"''" Er'
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on Tuesday, December 3Otll, at noon,
fresh say0ry BEAR MEAT, ut Albert
Sehairer's Meat Store, No. Ills Market
street.
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TOR RENT OR SALE-TuE I'M
Il CANT wGstory Brick Dwelling. Va ~ 'I q
tcenth strcet, near Foil. House coNIuIns { ~ y
bath:room and wash rooms. with sta;InnSr % ~
supplied with hot and cold water UsTIGi,T, !!
the owner. md newly and elegantly InII1IsFS' a, \
Decorated throughout, mud IN perfect anI nv, !. =
condition in every, respect. Owner iatenis IA !
move 70 another city. md seeks II irst ciss, Ls,s
street, or No. - Fifteenth street "" !"
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EAST Liberty, Dec. 21.-Cattlc market nothing
doing and prospects fair for tho ilr,t OF next week,
receipts S0t head; shipments none. Hogs, innr.
kct nctlvc: receipts 700 hcnd; shipments G,i0O
head; WlladtlplllM s. SNii 90; fOtkcn 81 3lii 20,
Sheep market slow nnd unchanged prices: pros.
lccts only iair for next week; receipts l,iD head;
shipments 5000 head.
C%ISciSNAri. O., Dec. 2T.-Livc hogs dull but
firm: common and fight 81 40ai 30; pncking and
butchers si?oaito; receipts 20 head shipments 5j
head, u#.' H.WH auIriH
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TOR SALE,
STOCKS FOR SALE.

A GOOD FARM FOR SALE-l WILL
- offer at private sale for thirty days, M t&!a
y Brooke county, buffalo township, near MHs
Liberty, containing 90 acres. Said farm Is =
good suite Of cultivation with iair lmp0rtjIaeHS
which crops out nj the surface. AbunGsaN "
irruit and well wNtcrcd. Convenient 70 ciiH'T",
Normal School AMI Bethany College. P"ee; SrR.
given ut once II desired. Terms reasonable III, ! Fl
y SMITH. Call on or address. ]. +. sNlln'
West LlhNftY, ". Va. NV