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4rmstte Sales.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE.

HNRUSTEE'S SALE.
By virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by Elizabeth
MckeOwn aud William MCkCOWn, her husband, Ia
me % Trustee, dated the II h Gay Of November. 4
u. 1851, recorded In the UcO Of the CLERK Oi the
County Court Of Ohio County, Wost Virginia. In
Deed 81 Trust BOOK M. ~, page 2Gi, will sell Al
the front door Of the Court hOuge " said county,
on MONDAY, MARCH !, 1858, commencing al ID
O'Clock AN, the following dGsCribod property,
situate In tho city 81 wheeling, county Of OHIO,
aud slR.e Of Most NltEuiA, that IL to any: l.ot
numbered l2qS) TWO Hundred aud Eight situated
on the IOhtheAhL corner Di eiEtCGnth aud McCOl.
lOch streets, 10 the said city Oi Wheeling
The w is belivy ID ~ b. good, bat selling a
Trustee will convey only tho title vested III me
by hald Deed Of Trust.
TEAMS OF SALE One third Of the purchase
money cab ID hRld. OnethlFd thereof with IN.
terISt Ia one year, and the residue thereof with
Interest In two yesn from the day Of sale, tALIUg
from the purchaser his DOtA With good security fol
the deferred payments, aud retaining the legal
title AE ldI lher security.
AMBltOSE 8. LIST, Trustee.
ny James A. Henry, his Agent.
WiLLLLM u. IlALLEa. AnnIohg.t jS4
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Cu,iAIn. nnd Catpsts

at the lowest prices ever seen In Wheel.
ing. Have your money by buying nov
all such goods as you will want this spring
at John Harrington K Co.'s great Cur.
tain and Garnet sale.
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sermon, 10 yopn, Man.

There WasR large congregation At the
First Presbyterian Clutch last evening,
an unn9ually large proportion Of those
present being y9nng men, On this Ocea'
sion Rev. Dr. D, A, Cunningham, the
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NOR SAIIlI.

q Acre Farm IN Marshall county, four miles
from lGnWJOd and six miles from Wheeling,
valued at 1920 will exchange for city property
In Fourth u Filth wards
40 Acre Farm near lIttetOn, ". Va, valued al
5000, will exchange iD5 city property.
ilX Acre Farm In Ohio COUNTY, near West Alex.
Rndei IA
~ Acres nl Fin Gt0yC
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l;pr Sale and Got altnt,
DOR SALE AND FOR RENT,

The Dwelling llOu'c, No. llSG, on tie north side
Of Eol street one door above Twelfth street, ls iUt
sale. llnOt told The down stairs will be for rent,
JAMES j. HAWL. y,
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Why 10 winter storm like child with
a bad cold2. 1t blows, 1t SHOWS Ut blows
Its nose.) Cure ii with laylor's Cherokee
Remedy OF Sweet Gum aud Mullen.
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1.-TWO hearts that beat az one,"-sL.
Jacobs Oil and Red Star Cough Cure,-
the ConquOror Of rheumatism and healer
OF coughs.
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viii the PFiSS sell Them ?

Save money and buy your carpets and
cufiSins now al 10 10 % percent less than
aver before offered. Tho sale will cont inue
30 days only viii positively be closed
March 10Th, JoHN HARRINGTON \ Co.,
Main street, Wheeling,
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window shades

reduced IS follows: 81 25 quality to 15c,
81 IS quality to Soc, 81 ~ quality to 81,
for 30 days only, at John Harrington &
Co,'a Carpet and Curtain Sale, Main street,
Wheeling,
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ANOTHER LOT of the celebrated l.. IS.
Unlaundried White Shirts received.
Price 10 cents each, two for 81 86.
q, HESS i SONS,
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wanied-Mau 10 a Retail Grocery.
Wauted-lniOrmNti )u OF iOhn Saunders.
Tor CinGlnnAu-sleAmGT Andes
WAtChCs-I. q. DlllOu,
beaver College and Musical Institute fjr Young
Ladies',
Al Public Auc' on -lIOuses-W. II. Haler
To the stOCkht dO VI the Wheeling Junction
Railroad COmpA }.
Opera House MlaI Bella Moore
Charley SbRy's academy OF Muslc- lireAdWlnner.
CORl-KOehnlLHc lirON.
-.FifEt paRe
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at SChnepts drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday: Z
A. NJ. 4io; IL NJ, 4l0; 3 P.Mr AZ; p. NJ,
4l0. Sunday: Z =. Nj, AZ IL NJ, b7':3P"
iOo I y. NJ. lbo
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sucH big cut in value has never before
occurred in this city. Come before the
bargains are all gone, at the great closing
out sale Of BRVEs 4 COFFRR,
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For actual bargains the closing out sale
ut Brnes 4 Golfers beats anything the peo-
Pile Of Wheeling have ever before had
placed before them,
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II you want dry goods and also want to
save money, come at once. Zee the g0ods
aud note the prices at the great closing
out sale Of BRpEs & CoFFER,
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at lie, 25c and 31ic per yard-Bold every.
where at 2jc, 800 and OjS-must be closed
out before March 10,
llHN llARRINGToS X Co,
Main street, Wheeling.
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The Ashland Independent says: In and
around the Norton mill and furnace every.
thing Is booming. The furnace runs of
an average Of tity tons Of first class iron
per day. The mill turns out 4, 100 kegs OF
nails, and shipped during the same time
$500 kegs, and orders for 1000 kegs this
week, The last Of another 1000 tons Of
steel arrived the fore part OF the week,
and everything looks bright for the future.
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no make room for daily arrival Of
Spring stock we will offer all Winter
Goods ut reduced prices. .,.,..
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NEW STOCK Silver Plated Spoons,
Knives and Forks, Of our own brand,
lust received. JACOB ". CRUDE,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.
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Meetings,
10 sTOOKHOLDERg.

NolIce Is hereby given that general meeting Of
the Stockholders OF Greenwood Cemetery Will be
held at tho Exchange Bank, In the CITY Of Wheel.
Ing OIL the 10th day al February next, from 10 to
IL n 70 consider the prOpilety OF adopting n
resolution to extend the time Of the continuance
City yeAn. ". q. WILKINSON,
jA2b rCCfptnFy,
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GeaaI pptiees,
NOrIOE 10 LEN HOLDERS.

NOTIUE TO LIEN HOLDERS,
To all PersOns holding liens by Judgment or other
MIG, on the real estate, or any part hereof Of
William A, Fair.
Ia pursuance VI decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, made 10 cause tleTs.
n pending, lo6IejeCt the real eState OF Iha sAld
william \, Fair 10 t 10 satisfaction Of the llenI
thereon, you are hereby required 10 pUsugt all
Sald william A. Fair, which are ianS on his real
estate or any part VI H. for adjudication 10 me- al
ny ONCE, No. IG4O ChRpllne street IN the civ Of
Mhot hog. ohio county, Weat NfginlE on or beioIe
tuesday,, the ID day u March .SsJ
Given under my ha I'D this 9Th day OI January,
lsso JOSEPH H. PAILL,
lCth COnimit Inner
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reduced from SOC, 3jc, Soc and Csc IN
zoe, zoe, SjG and 400 for thirty days oniy
nt John Harrington Il Co.'s, Main street,
Wheeling,
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ANAL "PnrNTER,~
A Significant Fact WDoutU Leading Factor
NntaH.

A Significant Fact WDOuLW Leading Factory.
Notes.
The prevailing impression was very
clearly stated in IN extract irom'anolher
paper recently printed in the INTELLIGEN-
GER, TO the effect that the full power Of
the Western Nail Associations Conference
Committee is not known. Frequent re-
marks are heard like this: "I'll bet all
the manufacturers did was not given
away" Under these circumstances, any
known fact connected with the factories
are given unusual significance. One fact
which seems to really bear Significance is
that recently number Of nail feeders ap.
piled to leading factory for employment,
and were refused, and the factory boss
Alterward said:
1--WE got as many men working here
now as want. When this thing is sat.
tied, the fewer men in the factory the less
trouble there will be. AS II now is, we
have jobs Tor all our old nailers and then
some machines to give TO nailers from
other mills, We will not start any more
machines at present"
AJl(ul llNh TIE AlhLuMEEs
The Sonth Chicago Cahimd Of Friday
says: 1.-THE Boycott Committee OF the
Trades and Labor Assembly held meet.
Ing last night at No. 1875 South Clark
street, Chicago. The object Of the meet.
ing was to take into consideration the
boyCoLting OF the nails Of the Calumet
Iron and Steel Company, at Cummings.
1t was decided TO mail circulars to all
Trades Unions and Knights OF Labor
assemblies throughout the West; also all
dealers in nails, urging them to discon-
tiuue tho use and purchase Of nails man.
utaCtured by the Calumet Company"
THE TERRE nAuTE WORKS.
The Gd.,iie OF Friday says OF the Terre
Haute mill: Three heatlng furnaCes are in
operation to-day, James Bennett, an old
employee Of the mill, having taken charge
Of a furnace. The other departments OF
the mill are working as usual with the
possible exception Of an additional feeder.
Were the lnutaCturers unanimous
In re.ailirmiug all action ?" a Gazette writer
asked President Nippert.
Eyes, there was not one dissenting
voice. All were Of but one opinion"
"What do you think OF the mill at
Aurora, Indiana, signing the scale?"
"The mill has very low standing and
was TWICE thrown into bankruptcy. The
company signing the scale has no effect
on the other mills, as this mill was not
even recognized by them. The mill,
understand, is for sale and they start up
probably intending TO run only short
time. II has only AZ machines aud q
different process Of making nails, which
has never been SUCCESS"
THE MOTION MILL.
The Ashland Independent says: In and
around the Norton mill and furnace every.
thing Is booming. The furnace runs of
an average Of lity tons Of first class iron
per day. The mill turns out 4, LOO kegs Of
nails, and shipped during the same time
$500 kegs, and orders for 1000 kegs this
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Extra Super Ingram 0afpsts reduced to
10 cents per yard, At John Harrington 4
Co. 8 great Caipet6ale, Main street, Wheel.
lug,
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Remember the great carpet and curtain
sale will close March 10Th at John Har.
ringIOn y Co.'S, Main street, Wheeling,
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Enr Sale.
TOR SALE.

TOR SALE.
The large And ellRibly situated lWoLlOy I,sfpy
House, NO. ~ Virginia street. Island seven I0Gsns
and bathroom, lot Dxi2O well Improved. Also
MoStoFy frame, NO. lsB Virginia street, lOl SOI
III hNG rooms, Prtce low and terms very easy,
BENZ. MGMEGHES,
ueH MWdP q Virginia S'Inpi
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FoR RENT!
FOR RENT,
TOR RENT.

TOR RENT,
One Room House. with gas aud water. on Viz.
qua street O9e Room Houc, with ~ aud
cam rom, Oh Virginia street Oun Room IinIis,
VIVA gas ana wafer, On south IOrR street Tnrprh
Room lIluAes on Delaware klreel, One 4 Room,
House win ~ aud bathroom, on south Front
sLett w Room Inus', with gls and water, on
Front sire I. All houses in gCOl reOSir. '''''"
lell X j, STONE
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0rnrral 9ptires,
NOTICE.

NOTICE
have removed my South Branch Store two
squares below in the large corner store OF The West
wood building, corner Thirty eighth and Jacob
street. Main store and OhCc 22I5 Market street
Warehouse 22l9 Market street
II, 7 9EHRESs,
1870 GrlCer AMI EuropeaH Steamship Agcnt
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Sod BY all druggists. Pfico Cuticura, - cts /;
ResOlYent, 81 VI; soup. 70 cts. Prepared by the
pUT!ER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass
send iir pamphlet,
QEhIITlrY tho Complexion and Skin by using
QIHU the CutiOuia Soap.
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The work Of cleaning the debris from
the shaft 10 progressing slowly. The com.
pSny has decided to sink a slope near the
engine house, which will be IA feet long.
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- . -
The Nswburg Relief Fund.

Since last report the following amounts
have been received by the Newburg Re.
lief Committee. The amount received
from all sources up to the 10Th inst, WAS
SlO9s.
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Real E,Aie Agent ColltoIos and Notary Pnhllc,
~ Ouiue No. 1912 Marcel bUpet
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F,,,, grpot ibrtoIn IIa,n.,,

L. s. Comma O.. aOIldtyao oda lilo cheapest
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DR. Bulls Cough Syrup cures Croupy
cough that sounds so like nails driven into
the Child's coffin.
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PHYSICIANS PREsCRlB DE THEH-I have moth
Ing bus the highest praise Tor the results Obtninet
itom your CnucIrG remedies, OF which haVt
sold moro than Of all Othun Of The knit,
MONRO lIOND, ND,
200 n, Broad ST., philRdulnhla Pa
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TOR SALE

TOR SALE.
Valuable Real EstAtO on n Z, corner Twenty.
fourth and Market Streets in the City Of Wheeling,
". Va. Lot ia feet by % feet, now occupied By
Q. j. ElIihu AZ 10 wagon and blacksmith shop.
". v. HOGR d BR0
lYll 1900 Market Street.
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r of the Lighthouse Board.
RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Rv, March u
3 cars cotton seed meal. bbls rosin, cars
guanO, 80 boxes tobacco. 1875 csddtes tobacco
Dbl spirits turpentine, and mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Ry.
March 20-s06 bales cotton. 40 cars lumber.
cars wood, 2 cars cotton seed meal. 9 cars iron
376 bbls rosin, 43 bbs spirits turpentine, l car
brick, 50 bbls rice, 146 boxes oranges, 10 bbls
cabbage, 2 bales hides, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad. March 20-195 bales
cotton, l3 bales arms. 3 bales dOmestics.
bales hides, rolls leather, 8 pkgs paper. 33l
lbs bacon, 100 sacks bran, $50 bales hay, bblf
liquor, SO pkgs furniture and h goods, Il
bbs -four, cars lumber, 263 tons pig and ban
iron, % pkgs wood in shape, pkgs Irvine.
pkg vegetables, Dkgs m achy, pkgs carriage
and buggy material, 1875 p gs mdse. 8 pkgs Junk.
GA bales paper stock. l1s pkgs empties, % pkgs
hardware, ID cases plaids, Is cases eggs,
case liquor.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK. March 20. nOon.-stocks dull
and heavy. Money easy at 1902 per cent
Exshange--lOng, 81 S71z: snort. 81 39l. state
bonds neglected. Government bonds dull but
steady.
SCOOP. m.-EXehange. steady. Money closed
at2Glk per cent. Sub-TreasurY balances
Gold, 1929, 100000; currency, Sl4, 100, geo. Gov
eminent bonds firm; four per Genus l251s
three per cents. 1909. State bonds dull.
To-day's stock market Was again very dull,
with prices generally inclined to be very weak
until about o'clock, and firm to strong dur
ing most of the remainder of the day. The
only feature of the operations was coal stocks,
and one third of the days business was con
tributed by Lackawanna alone. Coalers
show slight advances. Trunk line securities
were weak on reports of rate cutting. Little
more than one-half OF the list is down 1SD1%
per cent, while the remainder is unchanged
to "a per cent. higher. Sales 255, 600 shares,
the market closing firm at the following quo
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MRMORANDA

Darien, Ga, March lS--Arr we'd, bark SUI
perbe GER Eruudt, st Vincent.
Cleared, bark Aljuca (Norl, Sorensen, Cars
ton Old Dock.
Havre, March l7--Sailed, bark Olof Glas
(Sw), Andersen, Savannah.
Tarifa. March Passed, bark Dante (Aus),
Cosulich, Savannah for Genoa.
Buenos Ayres, Feb 6-Sailed, bark Petra
(NOrl, Falkenberg, Pensacola.
ApaIachcola. March E-Arrived. bark
Siriau tsr Orr, Askins, Barbados; brig Ar
thur (NOrl, Halvorsen, st Vincent; sohr Emma
+ Hart, Keen, Galveston.
Cleared, bark Jane tBr) England, Liver
pool; schrs Mary j Cook, Hofses, FAN River
49, 5 W Perry, Whitmore, Galveston.
New York, March 2U-Arrlyed, Ems from
Bremen,
Arrive out. stmrs Labrador, New York for
Havre: Brltanic, New FORK for Liverpool.
London, March 20-Steamer Border Chief
tain. from savannah for Bremen, passed Isle
of Wioht March 49,
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@iIoina.
e . nc

Rich AZ Cold Leaf" ~ T. Herald
0fLDsEverytmng fRAMgs. FURNITURE. fnrsoors
ORNAMENTS. FANS. pnoros. &c. Any One can use IT,.
a Camcls Hair Brush in each Box. Price 90 cta.
AK for RuBv's GLIDING Refuse al substitutes
Sold 10y PAINT DEALERS. DRuoofsrr & srtrfoSErs
Pew York Chemical Mfg Co, 4. 9Th Sc. n. Y 4,
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Nnrrcr no MARINEps
NUIIDE To NJ I'M y NM.
WRECK OF THE OREGON-GAs BUOY Pl

WRECK OF THE OREGoN-GAs BUOY PLACED.
A gas-lighted buoy, showing a white light
and painted red. with the word Oregon" in
black letters on it, has been placed to mark
the sunken wreck of the steamer Oregon.
The buoy is in 2O14 fathOms Of water. 500 feet
due OF the wreck, about Is miles 4 a of
the Fire island whlstling buoy. Bearings
magnetic.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board.
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sAILFD YE4TERnAY-

Steamship Dessoug. Philadelphia.
Bark Felix Mendelssohn Ger, Liverpool.
BARK Inverdruie Ger, Hamburg.
Schr June Bright, Boston.
Schr Mary 5 Bradshaw, Charleston.
Schr Allie X Chester. Charleston.
S0hr Fortuna, Bull river.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Boston. March ls--Steamer Saxon. from
Philadelphia, which arrived here to-day, re-
ports: March H. Shinnecock light bearing NE
Il Il AZ miles. passed bale of cotton and d
large number of boxes oranges. A New York
pilot boat was picking up the stun.
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Per steamship City Of Augusta. from New
Pa6rett, Grant Squires, A T. Passmore, T p
Terry and wife. Misses Terry, f Fax. A w
HOenbeck. Steerage-J Sheridan. ID SPELL
man, j Gleecksman,J Lockhart, Q Scott.
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PASsENgERs.

Per schr e Allen, for Philadelphia-l37,
72l feet hewn timber, 49, 1874 feet p p lumber
1924 feet cypress lumber-D Bacon 4 Co.
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SUNDAY, March q, 1856.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Augusta, Nickerson, New
Y ork--G NJ Sorrel.
Schr Three Sisters, Simpson, Philadelphia,
with coal TO Dixon 81 Murphy; vessel 10 Jos
A Roberts h Co.
Sehr Satilla, Skolfield, North Boothbsy,
with ice TO Kuickerbocker Ice Co; vessel to
Jos Roberts h Co. (See local.
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Steamship Dessoug, Smith, Philadelphia--G
Nj Sorrel.
schr & . Allen, Godfrey, Philadelphia-Jos
A Roberts Il Co.
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Gommrrrial.
sAYANNAH MARKET.
oFFICEoF THE ToRNINi n NEWS,
VI SEvANNAH. Mar "A %. 1886. P.

orrTCEOF THE MORNING NEWS,
sGvANNAH. Mar n 20 1886. P. NJ.
-o-roV--The market was rather quiet, but
.,.,rdertone was very nrm. The offerings
luo car. but holders were generally asking
W. higher. while buyers were quite indiher-
.tasa rule. The business for the day was
LSt On 'Change at the opening CALL 10 a.
.bo market was reported steady ana un-
ul,,.-sd. no sales. At the second call. p.
CUT was steady, with sales of lis bales. At
l tbira and closing cali, p. M, 1t was
,-r steady and unchanged, with no further
,os The following are the official closing
.not quotations of the Cotton Exchange;
Good mlddllnR.. .'.''s..''''.' - 10
Nfddlng ......-..-.... '''"'s'-' Of
Low mlddling.... ....'s''-'''.'''
Good ordinary .........'..''.'''' =
S,, yslq,sd.-The market was quiet and I'M
changed. There was a very moderate IN IN
.n1rg with only a few scattering safes,
ivan were of no moment, The following are
No onotations. based on latest sales:
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or SWEET GUM AND MULLEN.

The sweet gum, 80 gathered from atreoo
streams In the Southern states, contains a
neutrality-suspicious. principle that loOsens
the phlegm producing the early morning
the false membrane in Group and whooping~
cough. When combined with the healiHH
mucuaginous principle IN the MULLEN plant
KER REMEDY or SWEET GUM AND MUILEIN
the finest known remedy for Coughs, Croup.
Whooping-cough and Consumption; and so
paiatable any child is pleased b. take it.
Ask your druggist for IT,. Price, 25c. and 81.
li he does not keep it, we will pay, for ono
time only, express charges on large sizesbottla
to any part Of the U. 5. on receipt Of 81.
WALTER A. TAY hOR. Atlanta Ca.
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Shinninn sntrLIfnrrrr.

MINIATURE ALMANAU-THIS DAY.
SUN RISES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 600
SUN SETS ...-.-,............-.... 500
HIGH WATER at savannah .9:ll NJ 9:82 NJ
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MIRO Instant relief. Final cure in ten
TILEO, days, and never returns. No purge.
no eaivc, no suppository. sufferers viii learn
Of a simple remedy Free, by addressing q. y.
MASON, rs Nassau street, Sew York.
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ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YE
c1.pARnn YMsTRRnAY

Bark Gler tNorl, Amundsen, to load for |
X or COMMUNICATIONS & Co.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-21

South Florida Railroad.
CENTRAL STANDARD TIME.

ON and after SUNDAY, February %, 1885,
~ trains win arrive and leave rs follows:
DAILY. daily except Sundays.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-03-21

NAVAL STORES.-The market was very
quiet and easier for spirits turpentine. There
was only nominal business doing. The sales
for the day were only 66 casks of regulars at
42c. A the Board of Trade on the opening
cali nothing was doing, and no quotations
were posted. At the closing call 42c was
paid for regulars. Rosin-The market Was
quiet, but very firm. The inquiry was only
fair, and business was light. The sales for the
day were about 700 barrels. At the Board of
Trade on the first call the market was re-
3, G and d 81 90, e 81 10, + 81 Is, G 81 70, Ii
81 So. I$I75. X 81 Is, NJ 81 IS, n SO S71S, win
dow glass 81 l218, water white 81 rs. At the
closing call if was unchanged.
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1886-09-23

Incorporated in 1868 for IS years by the Leg
islature for Educational and Charitable purpos-
es-with capital of 81 900 ,000-to which re-
serve fund of over $3.50 900 has since been added
By an overwhelming popular vote its fran
chise was made part Of the present State Con-
s:itution adopted December I'd, A. D., 1879.
The only Lottery ever poted on and endorsed by
the people of any State.
1t neuer scales or postpones.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly, and the Extraordinary Draw
ings regularly every three months instead of
Semi-Annually as heretofore
"A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. TENTH GRAND DRAWING,
IL, 1ss6-197th Monthly Drawing.