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Farm Hln,s for March.

american AgricuItlItd.
Farm work In March Is more dependent
upon the weather and climate than thai
OF any other month, aud although oul
southern readers will be well forwarded
with their potato planting, and even hav,
their spring grain sOwn, before the month
comes in, whether II comes "like lion,"
or like u lamb" we OF the frigid North
may have still three feet Of frost in tht
ground, and perhaps good sleighing up to
che twenty fifth, north'easters lasting q
week, spring floods, and roads which
neither horses feet nor wagon wheels CAT
find bottom in, may be the order OF til,
day. So hints about work must bs takel
with liberal allowance for the Maynard.
ness Of this frat spring and last winter
month.
New seeds and new tools should not be
lost sight Of, and it will often pay to tes
the former in small quantities; then, II
they do well, you will have some seeo
yourself, and may easily get more. We
need not remind our readers TO be before.
hand with their work. Spring grains eau
hardly be in the ground too soon after the
frost Ia out. Potatoes follow as soon as
there Ia reasonable warmth In the ground.
Grass seed and clover may be so En with
spring grain, and Cover' on winter grain
is best sown upon one Of the last light
winter SHOWS. The earlier manure Is Ou
upon grass and-grain land, the better
Even when the manure Is intended for q
corn crop, and not 10 be plowed under un.
I'll the FIRST part Of May, the gain in the
growth OF grass, will more than Compen.
safe the loss by the action Of rains and
drying winds, except upon hillsides and
spots where the land Is especially exposed
to the washing by heavy rains. is rare
that the month passes without warm and
dry weather Bulli Jient to put the ground
in condition lor blowing throughout the
great middle corn and small grain belt Of
the country.
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An Ad1nntare ID urayoyara..

1Idbhh
Time, about forty years ago. Tom Cor.
win, Secretary Of the Treasury. "Your
credentials" said the Secretary to Ia young
virginlan applying for position In the
Treasury Department, "would be very
good indeed, were II not that they refer
almost entirely to your ancestors. They
enumersts the important services they
have rendered, but do not say very much
about YOU" "And isn't that all right,
Mr.. Secretary ?" asked the young gentle.
man; sis not ancestral consideration q
matter OF considerable Importance
"Wall, perhaps 90, said Mr.. Corwin; ''at
any rate you may call again In o few days,
and we will see what wO can do for you"
what" asked the gentleman with
establishment, Of the next visit "has the
position been given 10 that person Z
lido you know anything against him2'
aueried Mr.. Corwin "is he not respect
able young MANI" "tle 10 all right him.
self, SO far as know was the answer
"but would like TO compare grayeyardH
with the poor DEVIL"
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CONTAGIOUS
DIseasol are PreYalenL all over lhn. Morld.

! am native Of EuRland, and while was In
that country contracted terrible blood polfon,
ana Tor tive yeaI1 was under treatment IS a out.
door patient q nottingham Hospital, England, but
was not cured ! suffered tho most RgoniIlng pains
In my bones and was covered with sores all over
my body and Limbs, had vertigo and deafness,
with partial loss Of sight, Havere pains In my head
and eyes, 80 which nearly ran me crazy. lost
MI hope ~ that country, and sailed for America,
by prominent physician IN New York having no
connection with the hospitals.
saw tho advertisement Of sWllt's Specific, and
given up all hopO Of being cured, as had gone
through the hands Of th4 best medical men in
Nottingham and New York, ] took Six bottles Of
8. 3, and can say with great Joy that they have
ever was IN my life, L. FIRED HALFoRD,
Nav York Civ JLna II 1854
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30 Wa, Posted.

National Wttklv
"post no bills under penalty had been
duly inscribed on a high bjard fence, and
the owner had made frantic endeayors 10
catch some one who had llsregatded the
request, Early one morning knight Of
the paste.bruBh was busily engaged In or
nanenting the fence with a paper adyet.
tisement concerning q liver cure. "See
here" yelled the owner Of the fence to the
paste riiEologiBt, cant YOU read?" Eyes,
/ can read, replies The paster. "Well,
then, what's the matter with that Sign |
have put on the ience7' yelled the iniur.
lated owner. II don't zee anything the
matter with II, said The blll.posLer. lyon
blockhead, can't you read what II says7''
IYes, but don't see anything In that
which will prevent me from putting up
these bills,E "rhen I'll read Il for yoti
iPost no bills under penalty" "That'i
all fight enough" replied the bill.postet
II am paSlins over penalty"
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Enr8rut,

II0R RENT-TWO SIN R00MED
h Dve,ps, Nos. g8A aud 1915 Main street
= ,ri,, M g,ll Main street, lp2
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cttoueo Se.s. OD' A''A A''''
A dark faced stranger, tall, erect and
thin, loupged in plush covered chair il
the pulpit Of the Chicago Avenue Church
yesterday morning, There was something
so odd in the appearance Of this mana
dress and personality so dlssimilar from
those Of the men who surrounded him and
OF the men generally seen in pulpits-thRI
the people never took their eyes oil him
during the whole hour and half they
were in the tabernacle. In truth, THU
stranger louuging back so Belf-pOsseFs4O
in the presence Of an audience which hlled
every nook and Granny Of the sacred edi,
dee had much about his appearance Aug.
gestiVe OF shrawd man OF the world.
In dress he was careless without being
slouChy. 1t was q picturesque careless.
ness. A dark diagonal Prince Albert coat
unbuttoned, covered the upper part q
his body. The lapels we're thrown back
in an unique fashion. His limbs were en-
Cased in plum colored pRntaloons OF the
latest style OF cut, aud his feet dressed IL
well fitting boots made Of fine leather. Hir
vest was held only by the lower button,
and, falling apart, revealed an enormout
amount Of white shirt front, on the Centr
OF which sparkled diamond stud. TIL,
heavy gold watch chain dangling from tn,
left side OF the vest kept up u sparkling in,
teICourse with the solitaire, and toned thl
picture with something Understandable OIL
practical worldlinesS, A white collar, ell.
cirCled by plain and narrow black b4nd,
completed as singular and as striking !
combination OF clerical simplicity ant
worldly dash as ever appeared in CHI
cago pulpit.
This was Samuel Jones, the notet
evangelist. The face Of the man is sug
gestive OF aggressiyeness-sharp, dashlnG
and daring sggresslveneBs. The feature
are sharp and well cut, the chin promi
nent and suggestive OF determination,
while the forehead Ia broad and overdue;
with dark-broWn hair, which falls reCk
iessly down upon it. His eyes are u
black as slOes, and never ut rest, They
are eyes which convince the close Oh.
server that they sea every man, woman
and child III the audience separately ano
distinctively, No matter where you sit
in the gallery, behind a pillar, or in tn,
most obscure pew In the ChurCh-you will
see those eyes at some stage In the dl-
course looking straight at you.
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FoR lame back, side or chest, use ehi.
lohs Porous Plaster. Price 70 cents.
SatLoH's COUGH and Consumption Cure
is cold by Us on aguaraDtee. 1t cures
consumption,
CRUUP, wHooPtNu COUGH and Bfon.
chitls immediately relieved by shiloh's
Cure.
saitoH's viTAtiSER IL what you need
for Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, DlEzl.
ness, and oil Symptoms Of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and ID cents per bottle.
Sold by Laughlln Bros, 4 Co., whole.
sale agents, Wheeling, W, Va.
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
(oPIRATre)
CLEVELAND 4 P1TTBBUR9H 3. 3.
Condemned timetable oil passenger trAin1 cor
fooled tONOv. 20, 1SS6-C Central Standard Time.
Il5T AND NoaTa 10 PltIsgIGoH AN9 oLEyalAND.
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t,sm.,hsbls t,sapS.

John Kuhn, Of Lafayette, Ind, had a
very marrow escape from death, This 10
his own story! zone year ago was In
the last stages Of consumption. Our best
physicians gave my case up. 4 hnaIl got
60 low that our doctor SAID could not
live twenty four hours. NY friend then
purchased a bottle Of Dr. VIM, Halla bal.
sam for the Lungs, which benefited me. ]
continued until an now In perfect
health, having used no other medicine"
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Thar nAck1xa couaH can be so quickly
cured by Saloons Cure. We guarantee II.
WILL you SUFFER- with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint 9hiloh'B Waller Ia
guaranteed to cure you.
SLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. ahlloh's Cure Is the
remedy for you.
OATiRAn CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by shiloh's Catarrh Rem.
edy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free.
Sold by Laughlin Bros. Il Co., wholesale
agents, Wheeling, w. Va.
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!. INSANE SAIE IN AUOTION!
q,rnsral gOttrss.
mo THE PUBLIC

: ,,,,,o,se dangerous and insecure condition
Vs @s butiIns lately occupied by u.s. No, 81
= nj mn ,rrr, aud our further inability TO secure
'' ,sls rooz, to continue business, we have con
'slltS ie,ire ior tue present
e.~ '.r,op, indebted 10 us will please call Ut No
.,ATIy sTREsT aud settle lheIr accounts, and
a H,,,c asying claims viii please present same
: .,,nspt a, We have established an oIice as
~, vlsct. Very respectfully, ETC.,
KLINE BROS,
Ma lIiO Main street
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ilnnl.i.nl. A.nla. ..i.A.

The best Salye In the world for Outs,
Bruises, Sores, UloerV, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sofeg, letter, Chapped Hands, Ohilblains,
Uoths and oil Skin EIupionB, and posi-.
lively euteo Piles, Or no pay required, II
10 guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
OF money refunded. Price % cent? per
boz, For aale By Logan 4 %,
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XXTHEELING q PrrTsBURGH DIV.

~ aud SiteI DEC, Is, 1885, passenger trains vii
run - Mountaineering limo;
EoF PittsbIrEh-6;06 a. M, 6;25 p. m. DAILY 7SS
A, NJ, !: O6 y, M, daily except Sunday,
For WsShington-ii46 p, M, daily except SUNDAY.
From HtWbuIHh-ll;s0 q, M, $40 p, M, daily
except sunday; iO;95 p. M, daily gb .: m. daily
: from WGGhington-0;96 o. M, daily u;S0 9, ~
O;2j o M, daily except sunday lO;!0 y, m, dAly
q, K LORD, General Passenger Agent
B, DuNHAM, General buP't.
IT I.ANR 'rrAv PaAR. All. WhRAinR.
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Blood

Is tho lie, and he Is wlGO who remembers It. But
In March Of last year (lSsIl, contracted blood
poison aud being In Savannah, Ga Ut tho time,
went into the hospital there for treatment, sui
time Idld not got well under tho treatment there,
nor was l cured by any Of the usual means
have now taken seven bottles Of SWiits Specific
and Rm sound and we'll II drove the poison out
through b0lls on the skin. DAN LRAHY.
jersey city, N. j. Aug 1885.
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Poison

had produced great holes In my back and chest,
aud had removed all the hair OF my head, yet
began 10 improve in week'h time, and the sore.
began to heal aud wer0 entirely gone inside Of
's"' WILL JONES. Porter Union Pass Depot.
Cisco Texas July 10, 1885
TreRtiEe an Blood and sSin Diseases mailed free,
lHH SWIFT lPkCIFIO CO., Drawer 3, Atlanta,
FotSaiG BY tGushiia Bros d Co. and Logan Co
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MANY Of the good things Of this life are
Bortowiully let alone nh account Of Dys.
pepBia. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Consti.
patton sold on q positive guarantee Ut "a
and 30 cents, by Logan & %. aud Charles
MankpmpllHr,
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nor,tord's Acid pho'Phato Assists Mental

Prof.. Adolph OF, New York, says Of the
Acid Phosphate; II have been enabled
to devote myself TO hard mental labor,
from shortly after breakfast to a late hour
In the evening without experiencing The
slightest relaxation, and l would not now
at any rate dispense with It,"
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the world says is sONODONT. It ron.
ders the teeth pearly white, gives to
the breath q fragrant odor, extingulsh.
ing the ill.humors which usually flow
from bad and neglected set OF teeth.
S0Z0D0NT Is 30 convenient, and pro.
ducts sensation Of onpe 50 delightful
that II makes il Q pleasure 70 use 1t.
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Nsw YoAE, March TO- Lead quislI common y 20
RIB,
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TAKE Ayers sarsaparllla in the spring
OF the year to purify the blood, invigorate
the system, excite the liver to action, and
restore the healthy tone aud vigor Of the
whole physical mechanism. Ddw
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SAVE the children. They are especially
liable to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group,
Whooping Cough, etc. We guarantees
ACker's English Remedy q positive cure.
It saves hours Of anxious watching. Sold
By Logan & Co. and CHARLES Menkemeller.
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When he was married he promised to
Cleave to her to the end. And the fret
time they visited the theatre he Glove al
the end II each act,
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1t dims the lustre OF diamond stud to
wear It in shirt bosom for which some
poor laundress Is looking for her wash
money.
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So the dude Ia going to get into the die.
tionary7 Well, well, he may learn some
thing there to his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TraIBcripl.
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.HI0 RIVER RAILROAp.

limo table corrected 10 DEC. 49, 1885, TrAinS
SsNr nnhlio lAndinR, a. folloWs-CentrAl Standard
Time-Whioh d S6 minutes SloWer than Wheeling
dm'' come sourB.
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Two years aao contracted blood poison. After
taking prescriptions from the best physicians here
and al Dallas, concluded 70 visit Hot Springs
and on reaching TexaFkAnR doctor recommended
me n Try aWlitB Specific, assuring me that 1t
would benefit mo more than hot Springs, Al
though the
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 1O-rhe DrorerS' Journal 70
ports; -keceipls 5000 head shipments /, S0C
head; market strong; sllpHlng AlOefS g 9Oi6 Isl
mixed .. 7bal 2Jt choice % l0A3 ~; through Tex,
aus W ybai w. HOBs-kGceipts 1900 head Bhip
mentS 1880 head market strong and active
rough and mixed " gOai SO padding and ship
ping 81 25A bh;tight 81 76aI 81i Sklps 50 7OJa3 N
5heep-ROeelbts 1900 head shipments ], 800 head
lAtket Attongi natives 81 OOa6 76 Texans ~ GA Is
EAST LlBEkrY, PA, March 1O-Uattle. receipt
III heads shipments $40 head market hIiri pTimJ
g. 2O1S 10; taif u good 81 tl4a 0Jt common IS 76i
426, 10 cars shipped " New York. Hogs, receipu
wv head, ShiphenA 1870 heAdt market [rin,
lhlladelphlas n GOlI 60; iOrkers 81 804 ~; skip
81 OOa4 "; cars shipped 10 New YORK. sheep, n
yeIps LOO hUAut equipments sOJ heRdt mRtke
SLOW; prime 70 6Qa0 V0i lRlt " good 81 6Qa6 -
common " 6JAS wi lRmhS " 6OA6 ",
CINCyNATl, o., Haych lO.-Hogg, receipts 46Ol
head; Ghipnen8 ,iOO head; market slow aud O.
lower; packing and butchers 81 OJai ".
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USlTs your shattered china with spald.
ings Glue.
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Oscar wilde's advice is! "Neyer read
books that try to prove anything" Must
We then give up our favorlte almanacH
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liALTlAORE, March ll-wheat, western lower and
dull no. 2iItl!eE Ted apot OIho I'D; March Sl1SG
W.; Mpy 9S1bag"1Gci GOrl, wtslefn steady aud
aCtlye; mixed spot 4GSaiGt(Oj March 4t5Sii6sSci
April aud May 4U1SS4OiSc; steamer 45aI5Hc. Oats
hin with better inquiry; western while 8Sa4OS,
mixed SbaS1G Provision. quiet; mess pork y 60i
llO; Lara, teaned 71Sa74r. Eggs esAler and dull
fair SI,lSIC " =
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sCorr,s EMULsION OF PURE

God Liver oil, with hSpophoSphlte', Very
Pala,abIo and EfIlOGCiUas In Wasting Dis.
easeo.
DR.. @. T. Bromser, Rochester. N. Y,
says; cater having used Scott's Emul.
sion with decided benefit upon myself, !
have taken great pleasure IN recommend.
ing 1t since in the various conditions OF
wasting in which it il Indicated"
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FOR RENT.

INV AeAAA -
a.! No q TWenty sixth street. business house and
stlllag now occupied "A IalOOn and boarding
" 70 session Anil |. kent $50 pet Rnfitltn,
20 ~ Woods street, four rooms, ~ w. lii
g. " Allty Is, IOut rooms, S7O0. lli tts
~ Eighteenth street. i've rooms, el2 90
% Y seVtnletnIh klrtOt, three looms 500.
81 gseytnleouth street four rooms, sStO
~ GU Markets.. small House aud stable, IS co.
~ rs Main rect, ak rooms, elgO0,
Suyle NnUOllOch street. sig looms, sl2 90.
Ppalheaa House No, IAN MGln street.
vouitOns, no. S5 Seventeenth street, Gil 90.
fGN IWeuyhoyenlh street two rooms, u 20.
SsHSf slQfe RON No ass Main reel, so 90,
h..i lH EOu street, iE looms Sl2O0.
loi ifuntlhg q itel OIL sixteenth sttoet,
'Suains back TO south STREET, SlvO per annum.
JAMES A. HENRY,
"A hAte Atent, Collector and Notary Public.
sS1onal z leutlon given 10. ROltlng Houses,
no ling Rellu, Plipbasg and PAla u Real IL,
w. NOlMy gummlstigi fled In Pension Once,
XVI lon W., ~ ceftiged, DISPOSITIONS taken III
w lot PeIiiOmi DyedS, LgASes, Ayr gmettt
XII SH Vlhef vfiluu Instruments ptUpOed, Tue
tSl gttlGn q Accounts a specially aud prompt
s@!S ONCE Ma. i6tg Wathot Street
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then Prices, In Wow OF the better average Of the
OlieEinQ showed no HppEeclAhle changein values
While common cattle ranged very low ~ 70
qualify, they were mot numerous, Prices ranged
Few sales were made under So, aud not many that
1Ou
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CINCINNATI, O., March l0.-FlOur easier; family
81 lUAl W. fanny 81 3Sa4 %. Wheat easipr No. rcd
y!sSay5c, rccelpE' ,7bVl bl4shels shipments lSCOO
No. mixed S4I1c Rye itini No. i, GO. barley
quiet, steady aud uuolanKel. Pork dull and lower
~ SlO ~. Lard weak aud lower at ASH Bulk
meats quiet; sh ulders 3i6Ci abort rib 40 bacon
tIuItt aud unchanged Whisky steady at 81 10
butter Iulet aud unchanged, sugar steady aud
unchanged Eggs ilrnOr IT Ike Cheese quiet
and UNCHANGED,
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IN SWISEMARHR.
RENARKI,

The quality Of the ofIerlngs, as compared with
that Of last weeks reeelpts Il very illtle, on an
Ryorage-ln some pens little b liter but generally
about the same, Trade u moderately 1rm good,
with Slight decline In prices, as compared with
last weeks hguIes. The offerings arr not n nu.
meronH by over 1000 head, Prices for rough lows
and ktags are ba5aC end for the better grades hsa
6kG net, with extra shade higher. Same dino
lat year hogs sold Al 64aGc, AID the year before
at si91Ec,
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Cor Sale aud g;Dr ale,1t,
FOR SAIE.

4! aAesEauu at Elm Glove, valued 4. 500 per
Hvsllpg House No. 1916 Jacob Btieet, Si.7O0.
40 ~ ys AcColloCh Atreet, Cottage Flame House
10 llS' Ei6 street seven rooms, Sl,sOO.
acre hAtHl ln WoEs COun y, valued Of 81 100 Il
'RmleHehanao l0t city property. .i1 .WfIIt
DWELLING House No IS MGrylGn street.
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TIME GARD OF THE BELLAlRE "
Isl. ClAiTsyilIe Railway 90 -ln eject January
n, 1885; TInps arrive aud depart 10 aud EUm u
& o. depot, Whcellng, W, Va, rs i9li9ws;
WHEELING, LOCAL TIME
DepaTture VI trans Tor 81. ClAiriVille, o.
Eo 10 leaves RhGsinS VI 1850 u, mi arrives At
81, Q AinVille Ut $40 m.
No 3 leaves Wheeling at 9;2o y. m arrives ~
81, UlRirVille a. 1910 u. m.
No is leaves Wheeling at $40 p. mi arrives at
81, ClOiISyllle NJ A;b1 y, IN,
Arrival Of trainA from 81. ClAlnVlllo,O o.
No. Ii leaves st. ClAITsyille ut 9;26 u. ~. arrives
At wheeling a. l0h5 q, IN.
No. Is leaves 81 Granville at sos p, m. arrives
At wheeling al Q Op. IN.
TAKE TINS ROUTE Tine quickest, most comfort
aba and tho only all RAIL ROuTE-lRnding pAS,en'
VeTS In the business portion aud nearest Tho best
hotels Of Wheeling, Dellaire and " Olsirsvilo,
A"'''l " q, W, TROLL. MsnRgOF,
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RRMARKl.

BKTARKI
With the exception Of one car load OF extra Viz.
giniR Welhen'-WhlcA was sold NJ 6x giosS the
quality Of the offerings averages about the same rs
last week, with nearly the "a w number as offered
then. Tilde for good sheep Il reported ~ iAlr to
good, while common sheep are SLOW of tale Prices
Fang9Rt StR5c, gross, for common to fair sheep;
6a6e for iaiF TO good and Ga8Kc ioI god 10 exlT1
and for the above mentioned choice Virginia
WetherS, sold by 8 Fhukensteln 4 SON, 6ISc SaMe
time last year sheep sold At 2ISaS14C, gross,
ARRIVALS oFLIvR STOCK,
Al GHTaOM S,0ck Ydr,is, via Baltimore & OhO
Railroad, for Geck eRdtHg Idrch7,
ll3 can, containing 90 cattle, % cglye', 79I
sheep, sos hogs, 25s horses, 80 mules. shipments
10 New York, Philadelphia, aelc 1863 cattle II
calves 40l sheep, 81 hogs, l3i hOrcs, 10 mules,
Sales for the week 10 butchers and dealers, l07 cat
tie, Sl6 sheen and 50 hogs.
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II0RRgNr-IHESrORE-RO0M AND
h Dwelling, No lIig Main street, now OCCu.
!sIhy m, 4, ROdy, a millinery establishment;
tGs Warehouse, No. lbOO MRil street, now 90
a'ssI by EaylOr. ACCSmmon & Co, Apply 10 A.
Sr.FPy Al No. llUJ Main street, te9a
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CR,uUluss AGO nlnu4s "a. .GaNvs ..ee,lus ~
1885 q, m lcGvcJ AGlliTe ut BIS y m. RsIurn'
ing arrives al Wheeling ~ $40 p. m, daily except
SUNDAY ,,,,
MoundHllle accommodation, leaves Wheeling
at II :3lA. IN aud arrives " MOnndGVtlie NJ l2l9
d. M, daily except sunday.
MAnniuGlon actommGdi u0l at 400 p: m,
ZAnesVliie accommodation leaves wheeling AZ
O. ~ y. ~, daily except sunday.
~. Is p, N. lr1ln through 70 Cincinnati without
change, with d, so sleeper through 70 CincinnaiL
y D. Sleeping Cans on all through traiuS
Through Coach from Wheeling 70 Cincinnati on
No, 8, leGviug Wheeling VI 1926 r. NJ, arriving AZ
Cincinnati NJ $50 y, m,
UlOe9 connections arc mllO Tor all points South
and Southwest, North and Northwest, making this
a desirable route Or cOlOuisgs and persons moving
10 Tho gIeNt " est, and 10 whom Particular AVen'
I'icRsU 10 all principal points on sale at Depot
slrcpluR car ACCOMMODATIONS can be secured ~
IHosU, HOkKE, Ticket Agent, b, h o. Depot,
JOINT. LANE, TINY. Passenger Agent,
X, r. DEVRlE5, GOnrrSt AgtnI, NretllnE.
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Che asteLLiaetteE
onss' Nos, vs. and 81 Fourteenth street,
THE RaY. SAM JONES.

His DFssS and Attitudes Eyes Which Search
Out Each HsRFsr.