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MORE SNAKE STORIES
AND oTnEn soHrs on sroalE0
From an Par.s of west Virginia and Ad.
tassnt Counties of NSighbOrioE states.
Fatal Accidents ia several LoeAlI.
lss-W. G. t. U. Lecture Course.

The Lewis county fair commences at
Weston to-day and will continue for three
days. In connection with it there will be
a Soldiers Reunion.
John 7. Cowley, an old and well known
resident OF Charlestown, was killed a few
evenings since by being run over by q
freight train on the B. & {. He was 81
yeais Of age.
Stories about the killing Of snakes con-
tinue TO be numerous in the State press.
The latest is from Marion county. w. T.
Wilt and Henry Mcdonald killed fonr
large copperheads within one hundred
yards Of each other.
A young man OF Lewis county named
Moore, while repairing fence, ran across
"pig" OF lead weighing about $50 pounds,
buried about two feet below the surface Of
the ground. 1t had evidently been there
a long time. The question is, how did it
get there.
Ex-Auditor Bennett has Just completed
his eighth year as mansger and editor oil
the Huntington Adrertlser. During all
that time he has pursued an Independent
course that entities him to praise. II all
newspaper men showed like boldness,
in many instances there would beamarked
Improvement in the papers.
A fsw days since Milton Pearson, who
resides near West Alexander, met with
an accident which resulted in his death.
He and Milton Ray, neighbor, were re-
turning from the village when his horse
stumbled and Pearson was pitched for
ward, alighting head first on o pile o.
stones. He was knocked senseless anc
never recovered.
The Marshall Herald says: 1.-THE BOARD
Of Directors OF the Penitentiary have MOI
made any order establishing the whipping
post in the prison, and could not do &c
lawfully. The whipping post is an limo
walton Of Colonel Peck's. Public senti
ment is opposed to such barbarity in thil
age, and should cry down all such bruta
treatment Of prisoners"
John Foster, OF Nicholas county, in at
tempting to open a gate, fell from hi
horse and his foot caught in the stirrup
The horse frightened aud ran away witt
him hanging to the saddle, and dragged
him 70 or 100 yards before his foot CANT
loose. The old gentleman was picked W
by his friends and taken to his house in |
terribly bruised up condition. His in
Ijuries were so severe that he died three
days afterwards.
The W. @. T. u, Of this State, has quiet
I " worked up course OF five lectures Il
be delivered Throughout the State during
the coming fall and winter. Among TIT
speakers who have already responded t
solicitations, and promised from two Z
ten lectures each, are Mrs. Caroline 3
Buell., OF New York, DR.. J. L. Smith ant
Hon. G. W. Atkinson, Of Wheeling, Hon
7. R. Carskadon, MIR. Frank Burt, Rev
W. P. Walker, Rev. J. W. Carter, Rev. 7
o. johnson. Other prominent speaker
have been and will be solicited.
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: Every indication pointsto the Opera
House being filled to It's utmost capacity
Friday evening, on the occasion OF the
''pronouncing bee" which Is to be held
under the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid and
Improvement Society OF the First Presby-
terrain Church. It is really wonderful,
the general interest that is being taken in
this latest craze. Nearly every one Is talk
ing about It aud studying the proper pro-
nunciation OF common words. In addi-
ton to afFording lots Of fun, the match
will be OF actual benefit to both partici.
pants and spectators. Both sides will be
made up Of we'll known people, and in
every way possible the event will be made
notable and one well Notwithstanding.
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onsunday the dead body Of man was
found hanging 10 tree about six miles
from Point Pleasant, this State, on the
farm Of John 4. Couch. On discovery
the proper authorities were Immediately
notified, and jury Of inquest was Inn
paneled, but so far all efforts to ascertain
Who the party was have been futile; yet
every thing points to an unmistakabls case
oisuicide. Near the body was hand
spike sticking In the ground, on which
the clothing Of the dead man was hang
ing, his pants, coat, vest and hat, while
his shoes were near by. The body was
nude, save coarse undershirl. From ap.
pearanees the body had been hanging for
some time, probably for six weeks or
more, as parties passing the locality about
tint time noticed q atench. Both legs, as
Wellas parts OF the arms, were severed
from the body by dogs or other animala.
Tho hair was Of q sandy color, stteaked
with gray. The party 10 supposed To- be
about so years Of ago and about 1--WE feet
eight inches tall.
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me Momen,. Rellef oerpr.

The meeting at McLain'a hall yester.
day afternoon to organize 4 Women'l
Relief Cops, as an auxiliary to the g. A,
r. Post OF this city, was organised by
calling Mrs. DR.. J. o. Huppto the chair
to preside, and electing Mrs. E. @. Harry
Secretary. The objects Of such relief
corps a. contemplated, and their methods
Of working, were explained by members
Of Holiday Post. Al er some informal
discussion the meeting adjourned till next
Monday evening, when the organization
will be perfected. All ladies' feeling On
interest In the objects sought 10 accom-
plished are invited TO be present Of that
time.
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Below will be found a list Of some o.
Wheeling's college students and the col
leges they will attend the coming year:
Edgerton Vance, viii Kelly and Hszlett
Cumminp, at Princeton College, Prince
ton, n. ].
OFT Laughlin and Todd Lunsfc1d, al
Washington and Jefferson College, Wash
Samuel G. Robinson, r at Trinity Hall,
Washington, Pa
Louis aud Edward Gutman, at ST.
Georges Hall, near Baltimore, Md.
Daniel W. Snyder, at st. Joseph's
Academy, Emmettsburs, Nd.
Herman Stoetzar, Alfred Boyd, George
Boyd claw SCHOOL, and John Crawford, a
University OF West Virginia, Morgantown
Edgar r. Hall and Henry Emsheimer
Law School, at University OF Virginia
Charlottesville.
Harry P. Laktn, Me2ical School, al
University OF Michigan, Ann Arbor.
Eugene A. Hildreth, Medical School, a
Jefferson College, Philadelphia, Pa.
Elmer Frasher, Medical College, at Uni
versity OF Maryland.
Besides the above DR.. Hutchins, Robert
Simpson, Charles and Ferdinand Winger
ter and others will attend colleges outside
OF the city.
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PILISG THEM UP.
The East Liverpool Boys KuOeksd sliy by
the Globes.

the Globes.
About three hundred spectators saw
the Globes utterly demolish East Liver
POOLS pet team yesterday. They were
not only beaten, but they were literally
wiped out. The home team played rat
Ting good game OF ball and outshone the
visitors in all departments of play. Mich
olson and Keys did the battery work for
the Globes and acquitted themselves with
credit. Alum, the Bellaire centre fielder,
made phenomenal one hand catch Of q
long fly in the sixth inning which evoked
loud applause. Sol. White at first, Dunn
at second and George at short, bore OF
the honors in the Eeld for the Glass City.
Johps1n, who caught for the Crockeries,
attempted 10 catch without q mask, and
in the Fad inning-like too ambitious and
risky catchers-got a sharp foul tip above
the eye, which demoralized that organ
and caused Mr. Johnson's retirement to
another position. Miller, who had been
pitcher for the visitors, went behind the
bat in the injured mans place and Jerry
Darrah, q very tangle-fooied youth, oficiat-
ed in Miller's place in the box, Jerry
might make valuable clown for Sec
ond hand circus, but when he is full up to
the handle with bad quality OF bug juice,
his game is very snide. The Crockeriea
completely erased their good impression
made by the first game, and If they ever
come here again, they can not draw flies
The Globes are in no manner re-
ponsible for the game they did remark
ably well, and deserve the further patron
age OF the public. i,
The presence Of the police, with the ed
dition Of grand stand checks, kept The
fence climbers on the river bank.
The next games will occur the coming
Friday and Saturday, when tho Globet
meet the W. W Bells, OF Pittsburgh. the
amateur champions OF western Penusyl
vania. They have good reputation and
laid out the Croker cd this season with
ease, 81 the public can confidently expect
two fine games.
It is 10 be hoped the patrons OF the
game will turn out in greater force here
alter, as the atten lance was Very slim the
last two games and barely paid expenses
A cordial invitation is extended to al
ladies who wish to visit the games. There
is no tariff on ladies'; they are oply ex
pected to bring their gentlemen friends
The following is the score by innings o.
yesterdays game:
o q
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nr1LA1Rn.
VARIOUS lIAltAsl Of Current Iaisrssi troiE
TIE nlnln Oily.

the 0lals CITY.
Q. o. Crafty left tor Columbus yebssl.
Patrick wslby will be buried to day
from 81. Johns church.
i. NJ. Riley, Of thsst. ClaiIsyills Gazette,
was in town yesterday.
A tinker has . large wagon on Belmont
street and 10 doing Q thriving business.
Michael eonne,s and Miss JAne Duffy
were married yesterday by Rev. Father
Gull.
John Alum has been appointed police
man in the First ward, vice Officer Halpin,
suspended.
! The South Bellaire Literary Society met
last night-the first meeting after the Or
ganizAtion.
DR.. Albertson's family arrived at their
new home here yesterday from Port
Byron, New York.
Mrs. Kate Thoburn was in town Mon
day on her way from Mt. Pleasant to the
home Of her daughter in Tennessee.
A good many, interested in base ball,
went up to Wheeling yesterday to see the
second game between the Globes and the
CroCkery Cities.
The fare for the Presbyterian Sunday
school picnic. next Saturday at Walnut
Grove, will be 20 cents for adults and 10
cents for children.
The South Beiiaire NJ. E. Church babe
farewell TO Rev. T. q. TAYLOR Monday
evening, and the First NJ. E Church had
a social at Mr.. sheldon's last night to bid
farewell to DR.. Williams.
The Independent says, in regard 10 the
Wheeling nailers' brief employment in
the nail factory here, that they had barely
started when President Nice Courtney sent
word to the factory: "Have the Wheel
ing nailers leave the factory ct once OF
close 1t down." tte.
There is much good feeling manifested
throughout the city over the prospect Of
an early resumption at the flint glass fac
tories. The Etna, Rodefer Bros. and the
Goblet Company have all been setting
pots; the Belmont and Lantern Globe
will at an early day.
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Saautsd.
6e,reral alOttees,
gnrgent.

ToR RENT-Two iUNFURNIsHED
James Hotel. Enquire Al ST, JANIS HorEO
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HEAD OF THE p. o. E,'S.
The wheeling Lodge Preparing to EutertHi
Mr.. sRndsrson.

kuU " hteAlAb AoakV ~
Mr.. sRndsrson.
An important meeting Of the Wheeling
Lodge OF Elks has been called for this
evening. Members will notice by an ad-
vertisement in this paper that they DIRE
requested to attend at o'clock promptly.
In addition to transacting some very,im-
portaut work in the second degree, which
will consume several hours time, 1t is de:
sired at this Communication to make ar
rangements for handsomely entertaining
Mr.. Harry Sanderson, the Grand Exalted
Ruler OF the Grand Lodge Of Z Ks, who
will be here Saturday and Sunday next.
Mr.. Sanderson is the manager Of Tony
PASTORS combination, which appears at
the Opera House next Saturday evening.
II is proposed to hold a special communi.
cation for his benefit next Sunday after
noon, TO be followed by social session.
Mr.. Sanderson is very popular gentle.
man, and receives attention wherever he
goes. He was feted in great style at St.
Louis few nights since. The Wheeling
Elks expect TO make it very pleasant for
him during his stay in this city.
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TONY Pastor Coming.

On Saturday eyeningn next Tony Pastors
combined combinations, forming one Of
the strongest specially companies ever
seen on q stage, will hold the boards at
the Opera House. Tony Pastors name
alone is enough to fill the house, but
Tony Pastor at the head Of such COM
pany as he has this season can scarcely
ind q hall in Wheeling large enough to
contain the people who will flock to see
him. The Kernels and other equally
well known people are with him, and an
unsurpassed entertainment is given.
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WAsaiSoToN, Sept. l6.-1A. M.-For
theOhio Valley and Tennessee, generally
iairweather, variable winds, nearly station
airy temperature. =,
For the Lower Lake region, generally
fair weather, except preceded by occa-
sional local showers over Lake Ontario,
nearly stationary temperature.
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To Help Fellow.rollor In tho vineyard.

When one has nointerest in a legacy or
a bequest, 1t does good to read how for
tune has helped some other man with the
helps to happiness. 10 cheer you We give
result Of the 1881 Grand Monthly Drawing
of the Louisiana State Lottery at New
Orleans, La, on Tuesday, August 18th, 1885 (:
No. l7,0Sl drew the First Capital Prize
OF SO. 900. 1t was sold in fifths at 81 each
-Sl5, 900 to Frank Noble, London, Ontario,
collected through the Molsons' Bank OF
London, Ont. one TO +. NJ. Searles, Bis
mark, Dakota Territory, through Mellon
Bros, Bankers, Bisnark, d. T.; one to
Gechard Teping, No. 1888 Market street,
San Francisco, Cal, through The London,
Paris aud American Bank (limited) Of San
Franciscc, Cal, the remainder are with
held from publication by request. No.
1850 drew the Second Prize OF So, 600
also sold in tifths at 81 each-one 5000
TO ]. N. Briant, South Whitley, Ind, paid
to the Columbia City qndiana) Bank /;
another was collected through the Metro
politan National Bank OF Cincinnati; o. /;
another sold to q party in Milwaukee,
Wis, and the rest elsewhere. No. 35,597
drew the Third Prize OF $4,000, also sold
in fifth at S1-one 10 w. l.. Lewis, collect
ed by the Southern Express Co.; another
by VIM. G. Widmayer, No. SO, Centre
Market, both Of Washington City, D. 9. +;
another by Edward 6traub, OF Crescent
City, Cal. the remainder elsewhere. Nos.
5, 1854 and 81, $50 each drew the Fourth two
Prizes Of 81, 900 and was sold to parties in
Kansas City, NO.; in New York City, N.
and in San Erano;snn NoI atc aEo
The next (the 1856 Grand Monthly Draw
ing on Tuesday, October 18th, 1885, and
any one who purchases whole or frac-
ton Of a ticket will have chance Of wIh-
ming some Of the $265, 500 to be scattered
about, but for any information desired,
address NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La
but do not let the opportunity escape this
time. D&w
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THE SHRR MARKET.


Trade Is dull, with les than half the number OF
receipts As compared with last week. There 4
some little improvement In the quality OF the offer.
iugS, and prices are . shade better. There Is no
oubide demand, and butchea are buying very
for lambs At few selling at the latter price:
stock sheep 81 60a2 80 per head. Same time last
year sheep sold at 81Sa45(C and lambs al SIa5ISc,
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THE Board OF County Commissioners
will meet at 8 AN. to-day as court Of
impeachment to investigate the charges
preferred by Prosecuting Attorney Jor-
dan against Justice ofthe Peace McCahon.
The charges against Constable Grist will
he incurred into at 9 r. N.
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WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock OF H0Oiens, being u com:
plete line OF Suitlngs, PantalOOnings and
0Jercoatings, when we shall get up In
flrst.class style and fit, and nj lowest
prices. Also, q full line Of furnishing
Goods always on hand. 1900, , ,o,.
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(jjiltiicllTa
A Positive Cure for Every Form o
Blood and Skin Disease From
Pimples t. ScrOfuIa.

DisGguriug Humors, HumilIGting EruptIons
Itching aud Stunning Skin Tortures, Loathsomt
Sores, and every species Of Itching, Scaly, hmply
Inherited, R-TotuinuI and Contagious Diseases o
the Blood, Skin and Scalp, with Loss Of Hatr from
infancy 70 old age. are positively cured by Cun
CuRA RIaoLyENT. the New Blood Purifier, inter
nally, and CUTICURA tho Great Skin Cure, and
CuTIcuRA SOAP, an exquisite sAln heaudhet, CT
tAFnaiiV.
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LAST NIGHTS NETTING.

Later, meeting was held ct the hotel
at which about seventy-hve were present.
The gold badge and other prizes were pre-.
sented by T. NJ. Garvin, Eeq., Of this city,
and in o very neat and felici-
tious speech Mr.. VIII Wright, oil
this city present Royal John Stephenson
with the handsome silver headed cane
mentioned In yesterdays paper. These
events were very pleasant ones and
created q general feeling OF good fellow
ahip. Tho badge or medal 10 Of solid gold
made in . very pretty design and Waa
presented by the local club.
The time made was discussed, also the
mishaps, ludlcrous, painful and otherwise
that befell the strangers, and many q
hearty laugh had. The time was consid-
cred lirst class, after taking all the condi-
tons Of the race into conHideration. Sew
srL pt The local membelp helping to en-
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at SChnepPs
drug store, 1918 Market street. yesterday:
"a. NJ, 90; u NJ, slSiSP. NJ, Ss'i7P. NJ,
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The r., @. q st. l. R'y 90, viii sell for
ali regular trains on above date round
trip tlckets 70 Cincinnati at rate Of So 90.
Tickets will DO good for return paasaRa
until September 18th, inclusive.
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WHEs you find United States SenAtors
and Congressman publicly endorsing Red
star cOrgh Cure YOU may rest assured
that they have had tatsiactory personal
eSpelience Of lie virtues.
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"YEARs have not seen and time shall
not see," the people sit down quietly to
suffer pain, when enterprise can afford
such panacea as Salvation Oil.
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AGIulnsry.

Exquisite designs in birds, breasts,
wingS, tips, velvets and ribbons, Also the
latest stylea in fall hats and bonnetR.
K1SNER's,
1071 Main street.
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Ghe Qatteui4enGer.
,,Inees Nos. 70 and " Fourteenth Street.
Now AdvcrtiBements.

Found-Chlld's BreaatPln.
IoH-Ftnc Of Keys.
state fGir oLce -GeoEe Hook.
=, Decorated Tea seHts-J0hn Fhedcl.
7 Plano Moyed-F. W. EAumct.
: Notice-H. N. Russell anu W. P. Hubbard.
Hard Coal ktoves-W. I. burt & 20.
OperA HouB9-lhe MtEAdo.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
B.P. U. i. ECtlce-hCld OF Local.
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"ORICK " THE BACK. stitch in the aide,
cramps, shooting and sharp painS, rheumatic, neu.
nv rElglc end sciatic. pains, aud every
NSkA external pain and ache noothed and
~ - expelled with wonderful celebrity by
10 that new, original, elegant ana SPEEDY
\ -Rutidote 10 pain and inflammation,
~ the CUIICURA PLASTER Warranted
the perfection Of elegant external remedies, and
vastly bupe Tor 10 all other plRse1 At drugRlS'I,
80; I'VE Tor 81 %. Mailed free. PoTTER DRu0 AND
CIRNToAL Co. Boston. Rep2.WEAW
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cLaeLaaall ndRs.arn ss ID. soplsnbsE1slh

PRoNouxclSo MATCH at the Opera House
Friday evening.
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FoR amusement advertisement Of Opera
House see top Of eighth column, second
PaEe, n
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ATTEND the Pronouncing Match given
under the auspices Of ladies Of the FirSt
Presbyterian Church Friday evening.
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RcARS AND SORES.

Ihave been afflicted since last March with Skin
disease the doctors called Eczsma. Ny lace was
covered with scahs and cores, and the itching and
burning were almost unbeaTable. seeing your
GUIICuRA REMEDIES 30 highly recommended, con.
cluded to give Them q trial, using the CuTicURA
internally, for four months. call myself cured,
In gratitude for which make this public state.
ment. MES CLARA A, FREDERICK,
Broad Brook Conn.
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chsap E1eurlion % PIltsbarEh, Sunday. SEP,

The Beethoven Singing Society OF this
city have arranged with the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati 4 st. Louis railway for spe.
cial train to Pittsburgh and return Sunday,
September 20. Train will leave att 4. ".
lefty time), returning, leave Pittsburgh at
$50 p. Y. Tickets good until TuesdAy,
September q, inoluaiYe, Bound trip 81 30.
Al are Invited,
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ECZEMA CURED.

Iwas afflicted with Rc1oDa on the scalp, Face,
Ears aud Neck, which too Druggist, where l got
your remedies, pro 1ounced one Of the worst cases
10 Try your CUT1cURA RENEDIIs and sitter i've days
use my scalp aud part OF my face were Gntl rely
cured and hope Ia another week 10 have my
ears. neck and the other part Of my face cured.
HERMAN 9LADE,
10 K. 4th st., New York.
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RIvARYs az RrRy clTTtr


4VtAL ..'.si ib1
The market has been exceedingly dull to-day,
and continued for 4 longer time than for several
weeks past. Prices averaged q full 70 decline a.
compared with last week. Tops showed less
difference than any; but there were comparatively
few Of them. n there were also Of the very COM
mOneSt cattle. Medium and common grades were
OF Nc In most Of the sales, ard In few, towards
the last, the decline was grSRter. There were
numbers left over uusold. Prices 2lSa5 49, with
few At the latter price, and fair number at and
near the former; most sales gta5lfc.
TfFR RuvTSN n Iuw-
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over nm Embankmont to Death.

Fun for everybody at the Pronouncing
Match Friday evening at the Opera House.
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CuTiCURA REMEDIES arc sold everywhere Price:
CuriCURA, SOC; RE8OLvENT, sLC0; soar, 25c. Pre-.
pared by the PoTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.,
Boston, Mass.
ntMPLES HiAckheAiA, Skin AtamiShes and
III Ml Baby HnmofE use CuTICURA BoAP.
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asOr gent and 2;Or sale,
FOR RENT.

No. 1883 Jacob street, storerOOm aud dwelling
No. 80 Alley Is.
Three Rooms, 26B Main street.
inns HouSeS on south aide Of Twtll! sE''I'-
street, between Market and Main tHee@
No. 9S6 AlleyC.
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Trade Is moderately fair this week, with small
increase In the number Of Offerings There Is some
improvement In the quality Of Il offerings, gen.
orally, put the hogs are rather to1 lArEe Tor the
wants Of the butchers. Prices are a fraction on
from last week, ranging now at 5I<G6l<c for com.
mon rough hogs, aud 6Jlg5<c for the better grades
with few extra shade higher. Prices same time
last year: GraSSen sold at Gaze, and the better
grades Sas1EEc, and extra sc.
THI HREP MARKET. /.
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RARE enjoyment afforded at the Opera
House Friday evening,