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bKADpoap. Pa April n.-C,udc oil cxcItod sui
prices ll!icina!ing; total shipncnu Saturday and
anoss s7l 900 barrels United Pipe line CGrliGcsies
| opened a Nc; closed at 9iIc hgheAt piice V75Sc;
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FoR ease and comfort call and get pair OF
"Waukenphsst" shoes at J. W. AyICS's.
ll43 Main htfaat.
rfa,isiers.Rcunrtis,r.

The following transfers OF real estate were
admitted to record by Recorder Hook yester-
day: d., sf,...y1t,sI. b, 40.
:! A deed made February II, 1854, by James
Mxlty to Louisa L. Minton In consideration
Of $3.50 Of q parcel Of 10 I'D situate "a the west
side Of McOolloch street. 4 =.
=. A deed made April s. 1884, by August
Kraft and wife to Franz Krogei in consider.
alton Of 81 100 Of lot No. l2, 10 sq1are No. ~,
situate in what was formerly The town of
South Wheeling. - i y :. VI =
A deed made. March 20, 1854, by Alex
Laing. trustee. to Winncfred sweeney in
consideration Of 81 GOO OF u quarter section Of
lot No. l27, situate on the south sids OF
Seventeenth street, - i /. 1sg-'.- e = go :,
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Cutting Scrnpe.

!, A small cutting scraps that fortunately
will not result seriously took place lasL eyen.
Ing in the Second ward market .auare. In
front OF the Columba House. Fri,z Never
and George Bradbury, two young men, were
the participants Meyer, 1t Ia said, was beinc
annoyed by Bradbury. ard suddenly pulling
out large pocket knife made two or ibree
passes at the latter, cutting his clothing and
making scratches thst were lastly closed up
with court plaster over hiS abdomen. Boti,
were arrested and locked up. but about mid.
night we're released their friends giving
security for their appearance.
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MArEn's orchestra, which furnished such
acceptable music st Arion Hall last night for
the Garmsnl2 Amusement Society, has no
lack Of engagements ioS this weak. TO night
1t plays at McLain's Hall for Prof. Mayors
dancing class; tomorrow night Tor big hs!l
in Mountsvillt; Friday night at Arion Hall
again and Saturday night at McLain's Hall
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Economy Bulldog Assoclotion

There was a great rush of subscribers 10
the stock Of this new association last Tuesday
evening, and 1t bids fair to DO oao Of III
most successful associations ever. Organized
in this city. There are few shares sill
left, and Ii would be we'll for all persons who
desire 10 borrow or invest money to attend
the meeting every Tuesday evening at 1900
Market street, up stairs. Money viii be Of.
iered for sale at that time, az u ~,
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RlcE's LANDING, Pa, April l4.-River 8
feet and stationary; weather cloudj; Their.
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! LAST NIGHTS BALLS.
THE LIGHT FAurAsrlo rR'pPeo
Ia all Parts OF the CIty-coneirts aud Hops a. the
Various Hsil,-EddIs Combs once more
a3.a In Dursrcr vile, and other Import,
ant iIsppsninks Yesterday. it.. "A

ID. F. B.
The customary Easter Monday balls wsre
given last night In all parts OF the city. They
were all very pleasant affairs and largely at
tended. AtArion Hall tho Germania Amuse.
ment Society, a new organization, gave a biz
ball. The clnb house WAS crowded both up.
stairs aud down. Mayer'sorohestrA occupied
tho Stage md furnished the music; 1t wns
excellent, several pieces bsing new ONES,
Played In Wheeling for the frat time by this
orchestra. At Turner Hall there was an.
other large crowd. II was composed mainly
OF Turner's, however. The Turner'S alwsya
know how 10 have 4 good time, and last
played In q manner that kept every one'a
feet moving
FLU TnS BxEriicvKS Bocigry,
Tho Beethoven Society gsveR concart and
ball. Nearly all the members were present,
and In addition many OF the friends Of the
Society were there. The concert programme
wBs as iolowt. .I'E - ar'FN
How Have Loved Her. Beethoven 80.
Getty; Berenade by Schubert, Otto Reimersi
Violin Bolo, "air, Varie,n by Wilhelm. Willie
You." Beethoven Q1ariet.e, Messrs. VIM,
Greve, @. Conrad, n. kurner and G. Fincke
Good Night, My Child" by Abt, Mr.. Charlie,
Hlasrzn; QlMistte, "Oh That We Mpsl
PART" by Ao., Julius Lohse, II. schaetIer, +,
A. Meyer and D. KurneI; ssrsnnde, by Abt
VIM. Il. Bheib; Home bong, Beethoven 3d.
ciaty. .l5- ri, 5f4r
Mr.Sheib was warmly enoorsd aud respon.
ted. VIII seabrghts violin solo was nicely
done and DIES rived the encore 1t received. HI
played for his second piece waltz, "sOundS
from Home" Hs Is son OF Hoa @. W.
Seabyisht and has q promising future beior.
him. ~
After the srjoyable concert the floor Wa:
cleared and tho stage taken possession OF by
u section Of the Opsra House Orchestra
which furnished music for the dancers unit
a late hour.
a TIE OLD eERMANIA. RI
Tho old and popular Germsnia Singing 30
ciety also threw open It's hall last night ant
celebrated the conclusion OF the fcrsy days
abstinence from worldly pleasures At
o'clock the hall was d led % full az II coalt
comfortably DO. A concert was first on thu
programme. 1t was sgood one In every re-
speot. Tho numbers were as follows. Par
/ Overture, "King Myday,n Opera House or
ohestrs; chorus "OIerthe Hills" Germ nia
defamation, Mr.. Louis Fuhr; double quar-
tstte, wood Pleasure.;" farcs "When sba.
We Meet Again." Part Q Overture
"Rerlin, How 1t Weeps and Laught;'
chorus, "Wure:z ,urger March," Germauir
piuno sc!o. Miss Lauips Manp; chorus
Goodnight, Farewell" Gsrmanis; " thinl
Of Thee Mr.. @. b. Bter "a; farce, 9TH
Hsppy Trio" by Msssss. spieker, BASEL ant
Fricsc. va. "
Miss Mann and Mr.. Starx,l were loudly ap
plaudsd and received Il ,wers; they bo.h SAM
encorss. Mr.. Fuhrs defamation was alst
deserving OF msnton. The section OF thu
Opera House orchestra that was present anG
assisted In the concert at its conclusion took
lie stage aud played for the dancers.
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NEWARK, n. j., April 1.-THE Celluloid
Brush Works burned tonight. The tire
originated from spark from the buflipg.
wheel in the main building coming in con.
tact with q gas jet and in an instant the
whole building was in blaze. Loss $780,
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HANCOCK COUNTY REPUBLICANS


struct for Blaine. y; R
The Republicans OF Hancock county held
convention at the Court House IN Fairysw,
on Saturday afternoon, to choose Slate and
district delegates. 1t was not only largely
attended but very enthusiastic. The meet,
Ing organ'ssd with John A. Campbell; Esq.,
a, Chairman, and W. H. Bradley as Bscrets-
ry. Tee csll being read by A. McFlapegan,
Chairman Of the county executive commit
tee the convention at once proceeded to
business by selecting sixteen delegates to
attend the Moundsville convention on the
cob, and also like number 10 20 TO Mar.
,insburg on the 30.h. Following il the l!,t
Of deleasau To Moundsyillt; Y b. Marshall,
R. B. Hewitt, Alexander Pugh, r. q. Brown.
W. @. Yolton, Jason Hart, Il. A. Shay, D, II.
Yant, Rnhe!t Harper, ". q. Bradley, H. G.
Filson. y. G. Richardson, william Brown,
q. l., Irwin, John Tarr and r. Gin Ralston.
To Nartinsburgi A. P. Howard, William
Hewitt, Jonathan Alliuon, A. q. Pugh, ]. e.
Marshall. P. 4. Pugh, g. W. Wilson, j.. Mo.
Webb, W. H. Bradley, J. H. Atkinson, J. A,
Ua,.rHall. T. II. South, W. L. Crawford,
J. E. Anderson, T.. oteaumsn an = c:a"rsa W.
Campbell, With Sheriff John 8. Swaney IS
delegate-st.lafus.
1 he delegate, were not only unanimously
instructed for James G. Blaine for President,
but each individual delegate, as his name
was called, ross in convention and pledged
his unwavering support to the "Plumed
Knight" A vote was also taken for choice
for Vice President, which resulted in favor
OF Robert 7. Lincoln without dissenting
s.1t ~.
Atkinson, was then unanimously adopted;
"Rdsolved, Thatths Rspu olicans OF Hancock
county are in favor OF tariff sufficient for
revenus to carry on our Government, 80 laid
upon imports as best to protect American
industry" tG = 81 49, :. Gi- .f
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Just Received.

A car load OF .suqar. Am still selling best
light. brown sugar at 10 pounds for 81 and A
coffee sugar at7lSc per pound. Henry ",
Fisher, Benwood, ". Va. .a $500 n
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Dr.. WlLLrAMA. souLA, D. v. g., the distin.
guished Veterinary. Surgeon, New York, Gel.
titles to the curative qualities of st. Jacobs
Oil, the great psin.cure for; sp-sins, gals,
rheumatisnl, and all other siflicuons 10
which kQraes are suhisct. = = -, i.
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Uire atttelliQtueer'
Nov. 20 and ~ Fourteenth street


Wanted-Two Glass Packers.
Wanted-Experiencsd Book-keeper.
Church Festival.
For Rent Business Room-Jas. L. Hawley.
Republican County Convention. =
Cincei-The Swift Specific Co.
Clothes Wringers-Nesbitt L. Bro.
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WAsnlSsroE, +: @, April Is -l:3O A. II
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, cloudy
weather and rains, severe local ~s.orms fol.
lowed by clearing weather, winds shifting to
westerly, falling, followed in the western
portion. by rising barometer; nearly station
airy, followed in the western portion by slight
fall in temperature. l.q
For the Lower Lake reglonv, cloudness
and rains, east 10 south winds, becoming
variable, falling barometer, rising, followed
in west portion by slight fall in tempera.
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/ BANKRUPT lot Of Dry Goods and Notions for
sale at bali price by j. w. Farrell, corner
Main and Twenty first streets. y -"
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X Geo. F. Davis & Co.'s, star brand Ciucin,
natl sugarcured canvas hams, shoulders
breakfast bacon and dried beef at Henry
W. Fishers store, Benwood, W. Va.
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FLovERs Eyergreens, Fruit Trees, Crane
vines, Small Fruits. etc. Write 10 us II Vol
want to plant any thiu spring. FEzfG !
ltliral' $,t.lr OllAR Wright,
i5. MounGsville, W. Va.
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Just Kecelyxd,

:: BANKRUPT lot Of Dry Goods and Notions
for sals at half price by J. W. Ferrel, corner
Main and Twenty-first streets. -.
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NEW Yong, Apfll i4,-Monry market easy, at IA
2percen', closed at IL percent Prime ,nercsnilie
paper AaoS lsrceit. sterling Exchange bankers
ILLS at 81 s'3i: dcrsnd q sgjti. ~" -
aud higher iutSs. H. - .
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i NEW. COMMISSION HOUSE.
John Roemer. gent, Nos. 2OI9 and 2O2I
n -. = N min NJ reet - !. ~ :

NJ ~ MAIN Street, - -
n have received a large invoice OF Carpets,
OIL Cloths, Mating, Rugs, Window Blinda,
&c., ais, an additional invoice OF Wall Pa.
pers; all Of which will be cold, Wholesale and
retail, at manufacturers Wholesale prices for
cash: The public In general and the ladies in
examine These goods, fresh aud new from
the factory, not a scrap OF old to be fonnd
in the house, atJohn Roemer's old stand. :
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G. R. BrHtrR received barrel Of Import.
ed pilsensr Beer, which will be- on draught
all day Wednesday. ,'g1. 81. ~ ~ =
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Still arriving large lots of Wall Paper.
Also have trimmer aud trim wall pspsr free
Of charge. Deliver all goods irea OF charge TO
any part Of city or vicinity. 's7lsl
,l1tI Nj HENRY W. FlHzR.
is " Benwocd, W. Va.
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RELlanLE eEEps, that never fail to grow,
are sold By, Boyd. No old stock offered.
Everything New and Fresh Crop at Boyd'a. =
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sTILL fifteen or twenty pisces Of xliShtly
damaged carpets left, at tTo-thirds their first
cost. ]. W. FyrRrI
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MoRaAsrowN, W. VA, April ll.-Eivcr /
loot ~ inches and failing; weather cloudy;
Thermometer csc.
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:. WHITE Kid Open Gloves at 30 at J. ",
Fotrel'S a.'I0 = "
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CHEAPEST Hoes, Rrkes, Spades, shoysls
Mattocks, at s. Z. Boyds, Market square.
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" 3. .....,l0lTlu,S s, new 1919,
U. 4. a5ss coupons.."l - ~
RAILWAY BoSns-Weak, -g...
STATE sEcuRITIES-Duli, ...-
Pacific @ol g5.:."...l% Tex. Pac. land gr'ts. 60
Centsal Pacuie AtSH.llittldo Rio GtaRdo div. 7iH
ille seeoad2 I. bonds, lnt...m.liG
LehiSh " nilSef.."lSGsilu.p 7. Land Grants. .l07],
iHTiuls.t colAol'''" ~ sinking fund. ll4si
MISSOURI tf....-..".lt0 Virginia Cs.....,.,,,, 40
81. Joseph. 'Virlula CUnsnls. or.
~ {. g :. " htSt"."il9 tn mat coui0is.. A0L
LEM, tennessee o.a..""." y Virginia dcierred...
Tennessee g. nCw." !2hl'ExtIn Interest.
STocks-The result oil the days trading shows /,
weAtet sto nsrket than f!r several weils, and All
stocks, wit single exception, pit,sburgh |. IL
S Wayne, which Io,e 1 percent. closed lower than
sIuEINy evening The most important dccliur,
were Oregon lmntovGmCnt S5S percent Rochester,
4 y GenrEs! ~ Oregon { fr.ncou,incnlAi IX
!hctc MSi! ", Cleveland Columhns, q iclnuziIj
4 t9diAnapoi'l4. wab.Ah preferred IL, Missouri
lhHhc X, RaIsis 4 Texas Ia. Lacsawtnns l.
= nahA J, Udion Patldc x, and Burlington 4
Qain"y ~ Rochester {: PITTSBURGH wss heavy a.d
depre s:d Oh cu.tlrg. coat fri ,hls. OIeSon I'm.
Woyemect was conspicuous FRA drop OF 3 Tolnis
.e$! o. nce,qnt of the report lint tbs compSny,.
mills III Washing OIL Territory were Oh tlrc.
Transactions 81. COZ shares. -
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WhalnHpalk Did.

!, WHITE Kid Opera Gloves at $50 at J.. w.
Felrels f l-Ttf y a ft,tiss h. = -
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Still fifteen or twenty plecss OF eighty
damaged carpets lett, at two.thirds their frat
cost. !7 [5 W. 1902. J, W. FHRnPt 3,
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OrY linnilA

NEW foRk, April IA Cotton Goods market
iairy active. Ia quiet way buyers arc aCtIuc cau.
li0hAly and operating 70 AZ not 10 excite attentions
piiCes very urn ~ current figures and stocks bcIrg
seaaily rcduceu. Printing cloths very llrni at $40
bid for q rqusrcs Prints IN better rTuuest iSr
small selections. Cotton h!ghe. at nearly Nil I'M
markets and nrm ut All anvAutc. Bleached and
Ntowh rottons also Wide thccilnp, moving we'll;
good request for paustyles. WOO Gus doing f,iily
Well LII some makes but generally slow,
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Just Arrived ana Oueuc1l.

Best iron stone chinaware from tho cele.
brated Wheeling pottery, bought for, cash,
and will be sold st the very lowest cash prlceu
at Henry W. Flshers, Benwood, W. Va.
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AMUSEN ESIS,
''The Uunchbnck" ut the Opera Ifouse
Last Night.

"The Uunchbnck" ut the Opera IiOuse
Last Night.
Mics Bertha Weiby, supported by conf
pany embracing considerable talent aud
ability presented Sheridan Knowles comedy,
"The Hunchback," at the Opera House last
evening to an uppreciatiyc audience. Miaa
Welby shows much improvement since her
lost appearance in this city. Julia is one OF
her best characters, and In 1t she appears 10
an admirable advantage. Her support is
we'll balanced end includes auch well known
people as John Htze rigg ard David Hag-
chit. The costuming YVES very fine.
Tonight Miss Welby will appear as Euncy
Skies, in the dramatic l.ion OF Dickens great
story, solver Twist" She should be greeted
by large house. Beats can be secured ut
Banners.
Sra. NICK EcBERTs.
Tomorrow night the famous Nick Roberts
Humpty Dump;y and stas Speciality Com.
pAny will appear at the Optra House again.
1t Is everywhere spoken OF 10 q great show.
The specially business is laid to be unusually
strong. 10 the psntomime po,tions Grimaldi
the celebrated clown, is supported By two
other clowns and there Is fuu from begin.
ming 10 ED. Seats are on sale at Banners.
t..E sHAY's ACADEMY. f.as
At Charley shaya Academy there was a
good si=ed audience last night. A. specially
bill with q funny farse makes up . roaring
programme. There will probably be large
audiences at tho Academy during the week.
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New YORK. April 1A-t;otton firm at II Silica
uhc; futures strong: April ll.OJc: May il,oSc
June POSE July l2l8c: August u. &c. Sep,embe,
Ling: October II 2c: November ll.Csc: December
llusc; January ll.lbc.
ding Ike. 49, = '''o"e AA'u
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HxARouARrHRs Tor all kinds OF Gardening
Tools and Beeds. 8. Z. Boyd's, Market
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Tbs following slows tho range Of the Their
mon,o.er. as observed at .schnepr sdrug store,
>DperH House yesterday: i ''t;;;lls5tr> $50
1859, : - 1881, -. :.
7A.s:'3x. r.X.7r.M. IA. x.l2 M.SP.xa7P P. Il.
~ ~ sc 81 46 70 Is 70
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NEW Turkish Pruuss, pounds for go, at
Henry W. Fishers; Benwood, W, Va, N, =
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7 Fox mems fine handmade seamless shoes
70 10 z, J. W. AAlcK, AZ
: & lea y. 81 X " 1l43 Main Street.
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WANrEO-A MAN IN WUEFIIN0
w 10 take an office and represent a m,.n,,.,
tntGr; 10 tecure agents and stl the trade nv a
uniy new linz OF goods that viii meet viii, ,e. ~,
III, Ms' sU 10 Wv per week can be maia small cay
Eox 700. v. Acton MsH. "e'omsH
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nominal at 62}llc; rejected &sIic. no grade 4sLc.
Oats lnll and nominal; No . white Ssc: No. sl;ot
s0c; April aud May a6c a,kea; rejected $50


%.
1.-Two Ntock. e.
CHICAGO, April "A Tho Drours Journal teports
li0ss-h Receipts 1900 head; shipments $500 head;
market iOe lower: rough packing sIIoa6 10; heav,
g i 4s. Y Y iaHey ilsI. to isht ~ stls
coo head: market fairly active and losSoc lowor
On. shipping; exports ID 2:aG 90; good 10 choice
shipping siees IS S0t6 80 Shccp-"Receip,s $500
e% shipments LEGO he.d IN ~. dcmand steady
melinm TO good 81 S0a5 60: choice 10 extra 81 sSa
70. Very prime lambs sold Al 81 % The JourldFs
liverpool cable reports no change III American
live stock. 7 i5'g ,7s 'EI' II. :" -"
East iinERTY, p. Anil H. Ci.tlo market
.hipmenisi .I head. nWs-SsiEet ltm: mr. r,c WINE
a.sss head: shipments $40 head; Philadelphias
~ tA6 70 iorkers IS 6ta6 IS. shGep-Matkets SLOW
AND prices lfc TO NC or from last weeks opening
prlee%.reccipls 400 head; sh'pmenA loo head.
CINCINNATI. o., April A-Llrc hogs s,c.dy;
common and light 81 Tha5 o.: packing aid butch.
head. - '''A's"'' '''N'
=, on: CRY, Pa, April n,-uni.ct, Pipe liuo
slHc closed 4. y se: sa Tet S ys iS Sss,
AM e. saturday lltt9i0lO barrels: runs Thursday
and Friday Id, rs barrels shipments 81, I'D barrels
shar'em Io1l barrels OIL city OIL Exchange stock
prices lnctnaliug: total shipments Saturday and
sunday 'sa barrels; charters 2sS7l barre.E c,ea,
ancss s1li eoo barrels United Pipe line certificates
lowest 9ihc. '''e' '''Ss'
Pt1nauRdH, Pa. April 1.-THE afternoon session
was active and weaker: moro disposition 10 s.li:
Opened a. 96sc, advanced 95In broke 10 VisEc. rai
llcd 10 9SHo aud declined to9JHc. 20 -
TrtuSylLLs. pA April II. -optncd al 96c: hlshSs,
s,As; lowest 9hc; closed at 0ls.c. Shipments
NEW YoRx. April l4.-pe,rolcutn s,ropp. l,nitcd
we; refined S1tc. IL
refined Sa14sHc. ~ A''4'
refined s1Saskc. Nv A''N f'''''
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WANTED,

WANTED-LADlES AND YOUV0
w Men In city or country distance M NV NV
tlonl xhS arc out Of employment can have , SSS.
WORK ~ thet own homes all tho year ro,, " as
seni ey mall simple and easy; good mIs,y vO w
Mas. Rox 6lOO. W. hs'on.
, 1884-05-11


The printing world is much disturbed bv
any number Of copies to be taken of the old
est book without setting Il line of typo. A
compound has been discovered, which NAV
be spread upon a page without in the slight
est way i~ujuring the paper. 1t can be easily
removed to a stono, and there becomes the
matrix for stereotype or can he used for
printing at once.
You hand your best beloved Aldine to the
inventor Of this new process, and he will re-
turn it to you without a stain or mnrk. unin-
jured and only cleaned, and he will give YOU
along with it an exact fac-simile, letter for
letter, and broken stop for broken stop.
of the volume which he has had
in his possession for only a few
days. The antiquarian will thirst for the
blood of this too clever inventor: but prac-
teal printers are already moving TO see
whether they cannot save the cost of reset
ting old editions, and if certain practical
difficulties are got over we shall see a change
not only in the production of fac-similes of
old books, but in the production of modern
books.
1t will no longer be necessary to keen
type standing. A proof will be as good as a
stereotyped plate. No book will ever really
be "out of print SO long as a copy of it re-
mains. 1t will be nearly as cheap to repro
duce n volume as to print an entire copy of
a volume passing through the printing
machine. Certainly we are progressing.
Already water-color drawing can be so we'll
autographed us to deceive the very artists.
The time is not far now that a book NAV be
reprinted from itself. We may reasonably
hope to find q method whereby oil colors
may be multiplied from their own canvasses.
, 1884-05-11
The Telephone Eirty Years Ago.


A little more than fifty years ago the en-
ployeso of the Arms shoe mandatory at South
Deertield beguiled their leisure hours by kite
ty ing. Kites large and small were sent up
daily, and the strife was to see who would get
the largest. The Irvine which held
them was the shoe thread D and
twisted by the ladies ofthe village.
One day to tho tail of largest kite
was attached a kitten, sewed in a canvas bag
with netting over the mouth to give il air,
When the kite was at its greatest height-some
200 yards or more the mewing of tho kitten
could be distinctly heard by those holding the
string. To the clearness of the atmosphere was
attributed the hearing OF the kittens voice,
and no telephone patent was applied for.
, 1884-05-11

lOi SltJ DtlIlGl-
$50 you have just returned from the west,
have you, Mr.. DR. said a man meeting an
old crony on the street yesterday.
"Yes, sir, been all through the territories. "
"Game abundant thereF'
"Game is very abundant, sir, very"
"What kind predominatesI"
well, faro takes the lead, with poker q
good second"
"oh, good day"
Good day"
, 1884-05-11
Great Lecturer

Has come to Cheyenne for a little rest, before favoing the people of
this intelligent and enterprising city with his ,#
most celebrated lecture,