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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
ROXRI,RY.

.'csis = BON % Justice 10 his tosn,
= kh'ss fsoley Il circulating q pstition
49, nAn appointed % NE once.
49, not - gsnerOas In this a. might
49, = taoss nOt posted The fact Il
$500 Aas hit Charles In vital part
~. % Als aspplne.. nay BE- As apples o.
.eteres ~ silver.
y Taylor hxs ben very siek, oel
ho,.- ss',iog oettsr. thsnks % Q kiot
. s,.-ases ssd NE fsthfal csrs Of her on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
UPTON.

Heavy white frost this morning.. We
hear OF rains In towns below ne bat theJ
don't reach here.
They thlnk % leaving part Of the Cam.
bridge drive
Several % the farmers nuished sowing
and planting the ga inst which vas ear.
Her than usual
Runners sni peiiler- ere quite plenty.
Ls~yer willard % Boston made his an
nus visit. yesterday.
Dr CLARK % Sorssy - IN town.
Lane had three passengers 10 krrol. last
uIsnt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
OII.EAD.

The very dry weather ls the whole topic
OF the day. and unless We have rain soon
bay win be Nay.
The farmers are well along with theif
planting, although later than last year.
Planners drive paased here the zsth
ult they nsd 10 hard driving. - they only
got nve miles In six days.
En Rlchardson has boasht him nice
horse, which be very much needs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02

GEORGIA BLURrs OUT THE wnoLs TsurH.
Never has Q blscker chicken come home
70 roost, quicker or more surely, than has
this thing OF negro voting come home 70
the Republicans. The enfranehisement OF
the negroes has simply added thifsy-sev en-
electoral votes 70 the Democratic hall oil
the College. Had the negroes never been
enfrsnchised. Blaine would have been
President In spite OF the thirty-six Dem
ocratic electoral votes OF New fork.-Af-
ldafa Constitution.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
X BROwNFIELD

ne CT : c meeting vas a. l.
Fnuk's, fSd last bsxt one Win MIS- =
) Jordan.
The .anasl gathering OF the chsatsa
oa.n. Al Msrthss Grove. Fryeoarg. - "
bs for the ueek commencing JAY YIN
pr.parsiiOas are being made aud NE pro
rr.mmes oil soon b oat
The weather 10 favorable for sesd SOW
t,~ AM Inc f.rmsrs are improving H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
PERU

Mr.. Betsy KDIsh, died on the 9ls, al.
a, TIE good Old age of >. yesrsi hsf no
era services rere held 90 sa1dsy, shlen
ser, conducted By Rev. W. rwort. VINO
preached |. very Instructive sermon
The farmsrs have gOt most ooes P,s.s
,ns Ia nj. section. 6at IL u verv dry and
thsx are AFRAID their corn VII not come w
varx aalI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
ANU SEMENTs.
BAsE BALL AND Laws TENNIS AT FRrE-
FRYEBuRo. May %.

BlsE BALL AND LAWS TENNIS AT FRrr.
BURG. -
FRYmuRo. May q.
Editor Democrat
B.se Ball add Ls-n Tennis are "boom-
ing" 10 Fryeburg A Lawn Tenni. club
!. being organized, and the exhibition Of
Base Ball ~i,ne-sed on the grounds This
afternoon. assures us tina, the Base Bal
Club /, fully organized. and ready for
business. They me, the Bridg'on Cen,r,
club. manned by such veterans as Knapp
late catcher Of Bosdoin club. Walter
Taylor and the Lsusbee brothers, and
-on the game by score Of ! too Al
the end Of nine innings each club had
made .i1 runs. Intense excitement, pre-
vailed during the latter par, Of the game
when it wss nip and tuck" for Who ~s'
the best men. Il vas necessary to play
~ inning. before the eonte., could be de-
eided. Bslo~ Is she score
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02

Mr.. Editor: Please inform yosr many
readers that Jsdwin's Pine Syrup cured
M cold amer all other remedies failed. II
Il the largest bottle for the price ever
boaght OLD SubscRibss.
Inquire about Il at Holden's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02

A st-page book containing 500 valuable
recipes IL given away fr~e 10 purchasers
OF one dollars worth OF Jsdwin's Pine Tar
Syrup. DR.. Holden sells it n bis Drug
! Store, So. Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02

iss, us Mt l. o 0assi q Guiini, All NJ
% O. knight, both traders fh-rr cured q Dfii.ify
bY Bruvus slr'lPlr''a uE D. W. T.tbsis, n.
u q sieison. Ne, perform a nan.brf a remark.
ste cures ~.ih ne al q nfosn's safapafiiia.
Sac a daughia 4 49, Cirk a TOY. Ne
eassfsf C.afs.sff..a sas man In i.ee. Ne,
cured q a eais oi suoiua. nat might sell b.
oa'ici ihs fprosy n ailsn tines Saw he o.
mini e. Ii broaden until Il hocams knasn In
shaii year thfoagho ne STATE, ani - ne "a
y,lf VANISHED, Il ~ b,.rs'i safsarsfiia rooog
niisd ssuy~hsrs a. sovereign remedy faf Al
Aifasy. fitf'. al H',,f D.fsnt 10 noi ial
% by ani ase Al ancs this sas,rsgn rsa,sty -
kidney, Live. % Diaoi Disessc,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
EAST PERU.

Man ierville Hall has bought him snoth'
er horse. and h. has gone 10 Earnings he
IL carrying on the Levi Laut farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02

iss. vas one II much sieknes,, sni a. Iris va
the season When B,saH'f sa,lsfa,iiiI ~as ffsi
insfodscsi among stranger, 3; as called on 10
stand many sesce tests. n ~ az asisof
ssf $50. While u was guaranteed % cs,s asy
ssis 4 Aifsry, Lfry, 90 H',,f diseass. u not
only Kept this eiaim god. BIT took ~. Srsfl,f
FiAi,,l. ". . Dams So, Blsfy. 40 at
sIisa y hfrsi, isss l,ssssH.s. 'GoSE7 nfi
CssEzffirH. AT ossof iis II fssrf Rnfi
HiirH, trader q South Isrini, q DyV.faf
afiv A. AaS .nof r. Hffif 90 s,slilff asf
-i.i. Cufed NJ. T. 7. Faf-S', Il hstsss,
after he hai become unable 70 al a. iafyu.an.
Cared some ,erious diseases In Dss'ef, Maine,
~hieh we're bsought 20 lght b. the Eastern
State "-and 4 you arc IN, fealef, fcncmbu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
ACADEMY NINE

k.rnea n, rs 20 ,TysoII PIls 4, DouSI.
PLAYS PillsDary and nisklsy. fike. Hinkl.y
and Campbell 4 Wild pitches Taylor !: rass-
ei balls knapp . Bases on ball: BY PIKE. y,
| BY Taylor. Q. Time Of game IN. 3m Umpire.
George Taylor.
.slds not out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
IN BETHEL.

Tux Ga.ss Cnor WILL IN Lioar --srocx
I.oog- wELL ---SIckSEss ANoSo HEss
a Nav Roam MACHINE --rns
MISIsrkRs cuASog PuLrfrs --cusS0s
on Max.0Nns AT rug WATERFRONT
MoUxrAiS HoUsx ---'kxrioS --Nkw
SSsssK IIousE Mo 'ussos N
Posrs.srERs --OruER Local IfEss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
The Year

1855 promises 70 b one q much tcknsss also
The rainy SEASON, followed By he intense cold.
and that suocesdei b. the warn weather 4 Jan.
uafy, trough, 10 light ihs ses'is q many diseases
lurking within us The tofpd Liver, feniuoi
attn more aaggish By TIE change 4 weather.
refuses 10 sous,s he hie, and you are Eiisni
your food hurt, You, yea have 1sHsf,.S. ShA
aSn = re- N.-a.i SUDAN ~ Hraf, Slss
Ns-s.A, sometime, Accompanied ~iih chliA
BHowSs SAHsAFsSitiA ~ wAarASrID 10
coHarCr All rHiA
The daughter o. mother ~ith he tired feeling.
pale facs, hngud step, sailow complerion .<hiis
and fever, nec,ls something o. oounioact ne
saec, q a torpid Liver, and ihoad s,s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
rmow AN opp FELLOW AND MASON

fooh ~ VDD fEttD" ~
~Ih.v- v.'ed M. r-p~iv a severe c,'s' N M
lines n rta % saors Aaa ~ proprietor eiai"
IL l. me most "a isrfui m 4 e I sFsf sas
Nm n. SMITH. Pasti,fsi Ne
y 'itos AL Propri~tu u ne Oli fsilsss Hssi''
tsr AM n .sJsio JournaL
"roR suRSs"
at. .orth m M, tine. Ne eat ~ husns aioas %
u. DALrO>, P0rtisnd. Ne.
"a VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE "
'Hwe iosnd sery raiassis f'mns msdieios
Would aog BE- .l'b5as L." 1T COSLl,>.
igi sudon street. l. vel, Ms.
WILL SPEAK Fou ITSELF.
1T issr,ma s.pls ms'iiu1s sui . u spsss o.
i'sslfsVsfi tine .nyoos 81 give h.ea e.
y. a. BaJCk. Loseil. MS
"yIvE DOLLARS a D.or
DO. not ss~s.. ~ v.lu. :, ~
isspscior ofcusion. fo',iasd NJ
"akcousESo"
Il eh..rfully rroon asnd an, bods ~ ubisf
18th piles B. sv this spafsr VI snrdg sAi
IbnsB LAwkANt,
ta.srsnes As-nt. Rl sSuth hain .trsss fro'i'
ora CUSTOMERS LIKE 1T.
.Ysur n.sioles ell. veil. sna cur es.'o@e'-
GagDSsg sUrsUa CO. Rrslat, \ II
-sEND - 10 Dor"
"ihe sale 10 stead, sod e.nst.nu. iec,easins y
A. a. VII LIAh-b>,
x.,s~A oss Moves drus ''"''' S''."
BnIEr nrT POINTED.
''ssni us Ten gso.s fhs a.. eonsisoth
seo~iafH sOu> " PERkfNs CO,
Wholesals drsss i.ts. rsftland, Me
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02

1855 sln sse many man 9Th a sircrg desire
D. hbor &C. ihoss hs l4,-,. hut eansiantiy h4m.
pred BY a Dan. hsasY f.if arm 10 hllt 70
rfsf frf Z uff'iafH. h1sfy 81 iigi.0t
aslf tus1 lle hai Aafgfy Dflr. hai can b.
cured, A. many othus In ths STATE have bsen
cured. by using Bf1ant sar'aplrra Ofhcs
ani especially ai.1s, all have Affs4s SlA
Ris.-i. Tsrv, P.-fff 6'rirf, i1i oihT
agns Il H.rr', appeaf on her beAss, ani
they i,o can b. hel'od By us.ng BsrfH'f sr,a
rarila. in.i--i, W claim that tho e1mpieSi1u n
any iaiY can b. msis Csirrr. thr rle hnght'f
ani ne step frner and more s.aii.r. b. ne u,s
alrn Il nr. L-ii--
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
WORTH 5 no Laas a BorrLE."
c.pt % q ~h- mhsIs, 81 enc ttss-.s

] q "a clssi oft'ss.iIas pies BY this remedy
Iin.lts 0f ; fags. uaF. fual q ne hest rcmsdJ
f5g vasiaus tr1ati aat BE- fsn - iustanuf
Wou 4 noi bc sin 10 u be- sist dgt tli'as
botile carr "A a.. -uEfftELn,
PruFdsucs, a J.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
yRou rur rAwors SHOOTER.

'H.vs use.i Il sub perfect sali.iscii1o 20 ts0
ear. tiavs kn1sa nsnF pthsrs 10 ME nelsh
DDfh I'd -no 81 g Cor chnlers norbas letsrnsl
D ain . ETC.. .nd never snes siasle ssss \ dis
..tl.f.eaoaf a.. fARRtNSRON,
frysnafg, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02

FRoM an tDIroH.
= s.stia n fanny "a FWlHss - avail
asb ia .sh1ii 70 ncig n 4 y az
Be- goa. NJ. Nsss.
NEVER saw ANyruiv. LAKE. 1T.
All Be- give. ON meat fslisf slm 10 To-" nt'y.
ISAIAH sILtANs.
Iluaell Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-02
AuE .IciNE cuEsrIS ITSELF.

We u.s Il % 81 our a.hins 'ssssl. u IL q
ND co. chssi 10 itseif'
a.. TRsFErnERES,
wholesale Tlsh Dealers, fofusni, No.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05

..,-sr,aEyAs TO- 8 Hozr'. Cnres II 5
&S .. .-.s. B>,. ugss yN.;,L. Drug
~. .sg- , -.y... Is y. lltG -, HLjA. aid
e -....- N.u.E-sS rs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
She Had Confidence,

Mrs. II. c. Harshbarger Manor Hill
Huntington county, Pa, writes "DR. S.
b. HARTMAN 4 Co, Columbus, o.: | have
been afflicted for three years, caused By
Overwork too soon after confinement. Nv
kidneys became seriously affected, could not
retain my urine day nor night. 1t was
high colOred, thick and bloody. Ny month.
lies had left altogether for fourteen months
during which time was confined to my bed
with a beating in right oyaries The dis,
charge from the womb was so offensive no
one could stay in the room. The urine con-
'inued bloody, with pain in avoiding it, and
when in bed, would pass from me in my
sleep. | have had three doctors attend.
ing me regularly one for four months, one
OF the others one whole summer, and the
tnld all winter. We had two others in
consultation with them, and used twenty
bottles OF different kinds of patent medi-
lines all to no good. then got bottle
Of PEEvNN, and before had three-tourhs
OF the bottle taken | quit wetting the bed
and could retain the Uriae sufficient to at
lend church, which had not done in three
year, ard my mouth,ics came back as natural
as ever; indeed, considered myself Il well
woman again. Since that time | have had
pneumonia. Nv confidence in PERcNA was
so great that did not send for a doctor. |
followed the directions in your Ills Of Life
and am over it, as well rs can be expected
OF one so delicate as have been. Others
Il nv neighborhood had the same disease,
and among them were strong men, and
had the best physicians, and vet died while
! sailed through in safety on PGHUNA and
NlNALIN. sincerely believe, and would
say to all the afflicted in the wide world,
hat PERI A and NANAly are the only two
medicines that any one needs in any dis
ease. if used as directed in your book en-
titled. The lis o.: Lite.
j. +. fleming publisher Of the New DO
miuion, Morganton, West Virginia, writes
some months since | received some Of
your medicine in exchange for advertising,
Nv wife has taken three bottles Of it, aDd
has derived great benefit from il,
Mr.. ". c. Pershing BradenyilIe, Pa,
writes: Ny wife has been using PGHryA
for some time for weak lungs and liver and
kidney complaint, and think it is doing her
great good Has used only one bottle
as vet. Please send yo.y book on the Ills
oE Life, as We cant e, any from our drug
gist.
Mr. John Denny. Vi. Vernon, o.. writes:
We have q large sale in PEHuNA. 1t gives
satisfaction
PE.Rr-NA is sold by all druggists. Price
81 90 per bottle, six bottles $500. If you
cannot got it from your druggist, We will
send in on receipt Of regular price We
prefer you buy it from yosr druggist, bnt il
he hasn't it do not De persuaded to try
something else 5u, order from us at once
as directed. S b. HARTWAN i Co,
Columbus d
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
transactions. 2Il.In. shares.
aaN HDTG.

NV GoRS, September i--E'ou--Re-
celg's l5,io3 barrels; exports roEe; market
cuI and strongly IN buyer .arur sales =
zoo barrels; superGne State and western
- 0uh. 10; common 10 good Extra Ohio
3 1905 20; common to choics extra St.
louis s. i0@j p. Wheat-Love-, closing
weak; receipts l-3,5l& bushels; exports
l25.j55 bushels; sales 6,9lL0@ bushels
future; 10000 bushels spot; 30. , Chi
csco ~4G.-5c; No. | hard "I@9lc; IN
graded red ~IG99c; No ; rsd sc; No
, steamer red i! sc; No. > red 9lCG
II No. red September S!.G"lc, clos.
ipg al 90c; October 81 az. c, closing at
9I}c Novmebe7 93@94}c, closing at ~ c;
December $685. c, closing at Csc; Janu-
arv gG as Ic closing at 9d,c; February
g-3cM 81 90, closing at q ,c. Nay - OSi
m ! OF; June 81 %. Rye-DUll and
heavy; western COO sc. Corn-Spo; .ow.
er and quiet; opened SHADE bettrr, closing
heavy; receipts lis leO bushels exports
llT.% bushels; sales o~s 600 bushels tut
ure, lJG, 800 bushels spot; ungraded 4'!C9
5l4c: No. white sic; No. J white SOC;
No. September ~! II, SOC, closing al &c;
December ga Isle, closing a. sc, Hay
sc. Oats-Fair,y active; receipts $3.50
bushels; exports none; mixed western IA
Sgc; white do %jG4ic. uay-Nteady
anu demand fair. Coaee-Spot tai7; Rio
barely steady at : SIC; options lower
and active; sales &O.0CC bags; September
e. -OG6.S5c; October soc, November
-u@6 Sc; December 6.rj@6.%Hc. JaHu'
a-v rec; February I0o@7OJc; March
7iJc. Sugar-Firmer with fair demand;
fai. % good } l66j 9.l6c; refined Hrmcr;
{ 5lGjIc: extra { 5,GGlc; white extra
c GIGGIc. yellow '.G5s mould \ &C;
oaA Gle; c1tloaf and crushed ',W,3c,
GRADUATED C; cubes 7GTlc. Molasses-
Quiet Pe,roleum-Eirm; nited closed at
s. o.. Ros:a-Steady. Turpertine-Ste2iy
at 34lr, Soc. Eggs-Firm and in fair
demand, receipts la packages. Wool
Steady AID moderately active, domestic
aeece 20 Soc; pulled li@33c; Texas 20
&c. Pork-Firm and in fair inquiry meeS
50 O0GlO 80. Cut Meats-Steady; picked
bellies GG6!c. Lard-Opened Snsde
better ara closed weak; contract trade spot
s. 5OG 6 52l; city steam 81 10. Cheese
-Eas;er and in better demand.
wheeling.
Butter-Prime to choice.creameEy 25:i
choice dairy l+@i0c; good to PRIME
country roll l2c; common mixed
stock sole. Coed demand for good aTa-
Gle r
Beeswax-Quoteis ct 2S9S2c p 10.
Beans-Hand picked mediums 81 25cS
| 20 per bushel
Dried Fruit - New evsPocsted Pa:sd
peaches 25@2Sc; impaired do l59l6ci
rssp5erries 25@3Oc; blackber:ea lex.
New srniyiei, spples, Cuarteret, 2t@S,
,ired Sole; peaches, new halves, slGSi,
10 quarters, &c, 10 pared N5l?..
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID BY Emmanue, Whi,meyer and Martha j., his
size 10 the undersigned trustee. dated the &3fi DAY
nI Eanua!y ISIS aiTi recorded in the Jerks oih"e
Os The County court 81 OHIO county Yves Virginia
n Decd 81 ru,i BOOK No :. lr.iO. l,} and l"i !
Will SET aj public auction at the 'rVnt door OF the
Court liCG.c Il said unIO county,
On Wednesday. September goth. 1885,
esirring q, 10 O'Clock a. IN Of sail day the follow
lug described rca. cs,at., that is 10 ray TEeGy
Get gu IT, rOut on Maia street in the sa!l city Of
Wheeling Oh The north side Of 10, nuuIbere! sixty
nine t 10 1gI in EOf aud CEgpinr'. a,iit!On -
aa,d CITY and o. the Uniform width g twenty L. |
the full d,y,L Of sad lot, viz, beginning ~ '11
northwest corner OF the sad lOt the same bong hs
corner east OF ,al Main street and south o. n'v-
third street lDrmeTly cIil,d Second street men"
sov'h org the 'front.' in. Of sd'd To- twenty
f,er. there. para lei with the line 0, sad SeH'y-
IN I'd tire 70 the line o. tho alley b. ~" F'-ar o
said lot hence rorth a aUg tn line u SAID sIey
10 lie -ufrh ne o, sd ~. m noe vest ons ne
.r.'h Inc o. rail- Twenty 'hir! street 10 n" "a
# r.gipning, together vi a.! N" Improvements
thtI,,. aul lie ap.ulisE.''' icons : ihr'et
IsR, ~ ~,LE- Dr. third or a much m'T@ OF
he ru-p"a.a mon ~ a. the rur hEer msE r'-f' ~
,.y' f. ra.n Oh the day Of ssle AMI ~" reNdue IN
he isr ~. S,!a the ',hasrr . give i- note. Sta
IL Trrs .-,u-!'v 20 - approved %" n" 'ris' Tor
y "a -4.-:r.i il. r...lIr-'. n ...r.-'i. alh ins
t,,ln IN e r,rb.,,'E to h. "a - O.. - pr
'hsse II, - -,.a. ~ "a. fall
- ..r. 4. re" ] - "Ol'tT N 'i'.5 a. l.
at ~ i..'a -a.I IL 8 o. '.,' ;ae ?. j., Dos
-y.r -. Z. rya. t. BE- I"-''
rA,E.P. R",,Ls~ Ia.ra..
w H,,.tF iu.'."nsrT a. 'fa-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
New York.
DRY GOODS.


NEw YoHE, September dry Goo!I-
There has been -1Cd yC.nme OF sLles
The deliveries for ali the leading makes 0,
o!eachcd musiins are taking care Of re
,eipts, while new selections are reducing
socks. Brown ard colorei goods are do
.rg better. Prints snd giuchams ere in
tsady Distribution. Fiannels are very &c,
i?e in drmard, and thr outlook Tor The neal
.u,ure IS more = question Of supply than
oriy.. Eia, kcts Gre Gc.as veil, AMI choice
qualities vel sold ahaai For underw 'ar
ana hnir goods the market is active Clo'G.
pg woolens reflect ! steady demand tor
;.yY weight goods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-05
LIgE S-DEI
hpovnR,

The market this week was only average.
Th,,a WAS too fall supply Of common,
willie the demand for good was scarce.
G=ss7s. Hudson i Bahia furnish r. follow
irg quotations:
Cauie-Extra, LOCO to LOO ID. cattle,
SO &c peg IL; good, 500 to 900 lbs, 3G9
Sc peE ID; light, from GOOto 500 lbs, ZIG
2ic per 10.
Hogs-Nsrke, active; 4a.a Per 10.
sheeY-nui.; case Per 10.
L.Gm5s-Good, market firm; SG4 per ID.
C>lves-s3 0O@6 60 per head.
East Liberty.
E.s- L:BESTT. September +-CsttIe-
Milling dong; all through consigrn"utss;
rsceip's SIS head; shipments S93 head.
no shipments 10 New York yesterday.
Hocs-Active and firm; Philadelphia
s. 65G+ 10; Workers 81 65@4 10; grasse-s
81 4uM4 80; receipts 800 head; ship
ments 2,4C0 head. Shipments to New
York yesterday 20 cars.
Sheep-Nery dull and unchanged re-
ceip.s 2CCo head; shipments loco head.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, September 1.-THE Drovers
Journal reports Csttle-Receipts 5000
head; shy meuts 200 head; best grades
strong; common grades lower; shipping
steers & U0@O 10; stockers and feeders
s. 6t@4 90; cows, bulls and mixed = "
OF 90; through Texans weaker at - 500,
; 50, western rangers slow, natives ana
bali breeds s. zoos 60; cows 3 5p9
; 30; wintered Texans 81 00@S so.
HoEs-Receip.s - 600 head; shipments
S.C00 head; market stronger at "a! ~,
diste., r:@sL All mixed Il Q2g+ 10
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WOOL.


PHILADELPHIA, September i.-Wyo.-
Market steady ard firm; Ohio, Pe"Esy.
vania and West Virginia NN and above
&2@&4c; New York, Indiana, M;chi.an
and western fine or NN and Xxx 2~G>aoc
tub washed Z9C,"ic; unwashcd comh;ne
and delaine 22@25c; eastern Oregon Il
G20c; valley Oregon 2iW21c; New NeNi
"an and California coarse carpet wool 4,
&c, pulled 23G2jc.
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(qttiilcura
l Positive Cure for E' cry Form Of
Blood and Skin D. sense From
Pimples t. ScrofuI..

| tons, Itching JUNIORS, Humiiiating Erup'
ao,b,or,n So, and Burning skin Iortures,
irsTx IOft and every specie, OF Itching
nerlied, Scr0fulous and Contagious
nsir fr,n ,F Blood skin and Scalp, with loss Of
By CuticGI, .AnCy TO Old age, are positively cured
$780, end Cuticurs the Great skin Cure, and
Soap, the Great SKIN BeauiheT externally,
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packing and shipping 81 30@4 90; light
weights IS 60@4 81; skips 81 5O9S ~.
SheeP-Receipts 1900 head shipments
400 Lead market steady; natives u Tj@
/ co. Texans 81 75Q3 -.
New York.
NEW YORK, September 4-Beeves-Re-
ceipis So cars for market and /? for eX.
portation; medium to good cattle scarce
aid higher; lower grades we're doing fairly
in he morning, but before tie finish ths!e
was sharp decline in Texas, Colorado
ard poor natives cattle market closed dull;
poor TO good native steers ) 400 6 Is;
Texas steers s. SOL 10; Colorado : 10
a. %.
Sheep-Receipta 5000 head; improve
ment tor sheep. oU, good LAMBS were T'u-
er; sales of sheep were at - ?0G4 30 pr
lLO lbs lambs ) tr@i %.
hogs-Rece:pts ! 80 head; market
dull aud unchanged; 1--we hogs : 1904 y
Ter leo va.
Cincinnati,
CINCEEEATI, September /. y "a
Steady; common and light - ~ al 50
packing and butchers - lCG4 II, r,.'s;n,
.5o7 head; shipments 22i Le.j.
PE1FoLEU3,
Titusville.
JiTr%vHAL September 3-Nat.arsI
T'shs9t certificates opened o. 81 O2I; tigh
&! II 12.; lowest 81 Of, Closed a, 81 %
shipments 75,2VS barre.Is; char,era l.746
barrels.
Bradford.
B"ApfoSn, Pa, September I.-Natioual
Nahs', >Mhfcntes opened 81 o2i; closed
At :. o. highest ) o. lowest ); g2I
I ruus, -, rs barrels; total shipments -, 25S
barrels charters Ii.7iG Larrels; clrarances
j,Z-S 600 barrels.
Oil City.
| On City, September National Tran.
ait certificates opened at 81 O2.; highest
81 OF; lowest s. o.; closed u, 81 OF C;
charters 7l,I46 barre's shipments 63.09j
barrels; sales 2,21U,JyO barrels; c.rsrances
j,22~ 200 barrels.
Pittshurg.
| PlTTSBvgG September 4.-PctroCum--
Active and firm; National Transit certif.
Gates opened at 81 OIL closed a. 81 N2t;
highest 81 o.; lowest 81 O0j
New York.
! New IoEH, September Petroleum was
dull and rather heavy but Glc'palion had
| lnly narrow range. The market was a
-hade lower at the opening a - o. aud
all sales were mad between 81 OF , and
81 o., the closing bein1 81 " but closed
heavy with :, OF Did. S.!rs +lj!agll
barrels
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Underwriters '9Su'dGG, C9TgaHI
wSEEIisa. VI -
OH.cs No. &! T~6ifrn Stros..

pT7RcToH
AInETo IGRIE9, R0BEET CRAF3t1
IF. PAUL., GEORGE HOOK,
J, C ALDERSOE,
gOET. CRAEGLE, PRECEDENT
IF PAUL. Vice Preeidsux
ALFRED PAUL., Secrr..-y
CH. sESSESEY, CITY Agent.
ILIuIs ~ Ind Of p,oner.T II ,ssic-ssi nbs
b.
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Thila0elphja.

PuI.ADE1PHlA, Pa, Sep,emoe- Flour
Quiet and steady. Wheat = opened
weak and lower, reacted slightly ard closed
steady steamer No :ed 81 &c. No. red
September -7I@~7fc; October -. ,S9!c;
November 9ll@9l!c. December 93i q
o$.c. Corn-Quiet; steamer No mixed
soc; No. high mixed 5l!c; No. mix,
ed l9!c; cpions quiet but steady mixed
September +9!@49ic; October 400 i@ic;
November 49ir49!c; December l69i8c.
Oats-Spot steady; new rejected mixed
pc; light m,yed PIC: white 27l~ pc,
40. white y 81 Sic: new No. white
SOC; futures Gr;uer bur quiet No. ? white
Sep,en Der 81 @22 C; October - ,G32}c;
November &2!nr$'c; December %%G3tc.
Provisions fairly active and steady. Beef
NJ. mess so OG1 10 Oj. Batter Quiet
AMI steady. Eggs-Irm; cxtr. va lNc.
Cheese Firm ard in good demand Ohio
fair to prime G@7c.
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TRASELEFls' GUIDE.

A ERIvAL AND DEPARTURES OF TRAINS
~ EXPLANATION OF RXFxREaCB Marks: "Dsily.
sunday excepted. MONDAY excePted-WheeliRg
Time: