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IN TEXAS.
The Knights Propose to Bring Out the
Men Now at Work.

The Knights Propose to Bring Out the
Men Now at Work.
Fort WORTH, TEX, March l3.-The
fact that the Texas and Pacific road has
reopened business along the entire line
from New Orleans to Ell Paso, and thai ex.
Governor Brown has won the fight so far,
is very unsatisfactory to the strikers, and
they will now try another method OF Grip
ping the company. The plan is as fol-
lows: Knights of labor ali over the coun-
try, but chiefly in the East, where the order
has been aided by their Southern brothers
in the boycott of cigar workers who were
at war with the order, are now raising q
fund, which is said to be upward Of 81
per capita. This fund is 10 be sent
to Texas and Louisiana, and is to
be used by committee OF twelve
trusted Knights in buying off the men who
have gone to work on the line in place of
the strikers. The committee will use per-
suasion with the men at work and will
pay them q certain sum OF money, and
initiate them into the order. AS soon as
the men are knights they will be given
certificate that they were working for
Gould, but left at the request OF the strik
ers and Joined the order. This certificate
will also commend them 10 the Master
Workmen of the Assemblies in all parts Of
the country. and will urge upon these Mas
ter Workmen that they find the bearer
work. AS soon as the men leave the EN-.
ploy Of the Texas aud Pacific they will be
sent to eastern points.
The Knights claim the road will be Grip.
pied, and with no trains running their
chances of success becomes the brighter
ave recognize the power Of Q money and
we think we know how to apply it. Our
trouble has been that there we're too many
unskilIed laborers idle, bat we will provide
for them" said the Master Workman.
This plan will be pat in operation in few
days.
THE BLOCKADE BROKEN.
Ell PAso, TEX, March l3-J. A. vii.
son, Local Passenger Agent Of the Texas
and Pacific road, received instructions last
evening to receive all classes of freight, in
Guiding live stock for points on the Texas
and Pacific and beyond, except points
reached BY the Missouri Pacific, the Inter
national and Great Northern, the Missouri,
Kansas aud Texas, ana the Iron Mountain
roads. The instructions contained in the
that live stock and other
freight would be received for St. Louis,
Chicago and New Orleans.
Deputy U. 5 Marshals Msnning and
Duval have arrived with Ed Walker, j.
Humes andJ Bradley in irons and placed
them in jail. They are the men charged
with disabling engines at Big Springs, and
we're arrested on q bench warrant issued
by United States Circuit Judge Turner, of
San Antonio.
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THE RAILROAD STRIKE.
Hoxie Denies Making Overtures to the
Men,

Hoxie Denies Making overtures to the
Men.
ST. LOUIS, March l3.-The resumption
ton Of freight traffic by the Missouri
Pacific Railway, seems more Of possibil-
i!y to day than at any time since the strike
upon that read began. Labor Commits
sioner Kochtizky and D. W. Msrmaduke
we're very busy all day yesterday presum'
ably, endeavoring to ascertain what sort Of
an agreement would meet The approval Of
both the strikers and the railway manage
ment. Nothing definite could be learned
as to what conclusions they had arrived at
but the Labor Commissioner stated that be
had strong hopes for an amicable adjust
ment of the present difiulties.
At Jefferson City it is understood thai
Governor Msrmsduke is attempting to oper
negotiations between the railway officials
and the Executive Board of Knights o
Labor, but the result of his efforts are no
known. tits believed, however, that aftel
the Labor Commissioner has reported 4
him some definite arrangement will be ei
tected to bring about conference between
the conflicting Knights and their employ
ers. But even should eli these others fail
the business men of this city express the
opinion that freight traffic will nevertheless
be resumed, and that within two days
They base their hopes upon the fact ths
numerous applications have already bee
made to ill the places vacated By III
strikers, and it is expected that suficier
number of new men will have been en-
ployed by next Monday to enable the com
pany to resume freight traffic all slop
their lines.
A report having been started in eirculs
ton that Mr.. Hoxie, General Manager (
the Missouri Pacific Railroad, had opene
negotiations with the Knights of Labor.
reporter called upon that gentleman ,h
morning to ascertain its truth or falsity.
is it true, Mr.. Hoxie." asked the r
porter, that you have offered the striker
terms Of settlement
II have not offered any terms Of cor
promise or settlement" returned the GeI
ersi Manager. "Thsre is no truth in al
such repost.'
How about the other story-that Il
Knights have offered termsf
h "Equslly false. No proposition b
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- :. - ;5.s.SS - ysaEE
ScrOfuIa Of Lungs
Relieved.

lam now - years old, and have suffered for th'
last hiteen years with lung trouble. se1elA
members Of the family on my mothers side Oh the
house had died with consumption, and the doctors
were all agreed In their opinion that mad con-
sumption also had al the distressing YmP-
toms o, that terrible disease. have spent thous-
and, Of dollars to arrest me march Of this disease
have employed all OF the usual metnodsi poI
only in INV own case, but in the treatment o. otheE
members Of my family, but temporary rene , NJ
Iahor Tor several years. BY chance came nnIo
pOS,aSsion OF a pamphlet on "btoo0 anu sk.I Us
saSs from the OthCe Of swift Specine TO-
ia friend recommended the use o. oHL .1
Sos,isr claiming that he himself had oeeA greatly
banebte,l by its use in some lung TOuolea Nv
solved 10 try IL. About four years sso w"
Iueuced 70 take ). ). ). according " ohtCoous- =
found Il an iuvigorattng tonie' ana nAne So
about fftv not les Ice re.ult5 are most renaArA-
abe NV cough has lcit me, my suenSth n-s "
turned and ] weigh sixty POUNDS more nan e.ei
ala in nv life. IL has been three years AnVe
stopped the use OF the medicine, oul nave nA1
M rsfnrn Of thedfseass and there are no pains OF
We knees felt in my lulgs do me huuesS A ne
of mechanical work, and feel ~ wen a eyel .S.1
since vas n boy. Ihese, know, are SOnuSl . u
statements 70 make, out am honest Wnen t ~
that owe my existence and health 10 day 70 sSlIt
Specthc IL Is the only medicine that orousnt
me any permanent reliet. do not say thaI sNlIt
Specific Will do THIS IN every az OSt 49, - -
lively affirm that Il has done this mueh loI me-
and would be a recresnt 10 the duty owe 70 SUI,
fsrtng hu nanity IL 1 failed 70 bear this caeerIul
testimony 70 the merits Of this wonderful medl-
cine. 1 am we'll known In the city Of Mentgom-
cry aud can refer 20 some OF the oest eiu<' a. III
the Citv. - - - hOIi'
Montgomery, Ala, June 2, 1855.
suiits Specific Is entirely vegetable. Treatise
on Blood and skin Diseases mailed free.
Tuv s,vrVr SpErryIr Co Erawsr 3, Atlanta,
Ca, or l57 W. 2Sl St., n. Y.
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been made to me for the settlement Of this
.IIu
AN ABoRTIYE ATTEMPT.

a freight engine this morning started
out from the Missouri Pacific round house
to make up freight train which officials
intended to start. The engine succeeded
in making it's way to the starting place
without opposition, bat when it arrived
there the engineer was requested BY a
striker to desert his post, which he did.
The engine was run back to the round
house where it was again started out by a
new engineer and fireman, but with no bet
ter success. The attempt to start train
from that place was abandoned.
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county, and Mt. Murphy, Pocahontas
county, w. Va, have been discontinued !,
Newton Barner has been commissioned
postmaster at Fairmont.
Wife of Representative WOODBURY. DoAu.
WASHINGTON, March l3.--The wife OF
Representative Woodburn, OF NeVsos'
died in this city this afternoon after an
illness of several weeks.
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sINin,t In the Budr

Sad to say, many q good thing sttains
to nothing more than fair beginning.
On the other hand it il matter for con.
graduation that the growth of soms evil
things may be also promptly frustrated.
A large proportion of the cases OF the
most widespread and fatal Of diseases
consumption have their inception in nasal
catsrrh. DR.. Sage's CatArrh Remedy is
pleasant, soothing and tffectual. Try it.
! f has cured thousands. All druggists.
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A Rufiian "Done Up"

ST.. CLAIRsvILLE, OHIO, March 49,
Samuel Riggs, known as hard case here
got on drunk this evening and went out
to hunt some one to whip. In the course
Of his travels he stepped into the house Of
VIM. Seidwitz, Jr., and insulted his wife.
William happened in just in time to give
the scoundrel his we'll merited chastise,
ment, and he did it up right.
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Belpre Infelicity.

SptcIdI % nc oHNddy he2tAG'
MARIETTA, O., March l3-Mrs. John
Robb, nee Henderson,, recently divorced
from No. 2, arrested her ex,husbsnd, John
Robb, and his brother Jim on charge Of
raising sheol, and endangering the life and
property of her family. Jim Robb put up
Sll.7O collateral with the Belpre Justice
while John went into enforced exile at
Marietta in lieu of Sl6.70 Of the filthy
lucre of the United States. John some,
time since tried to commit suicide by blow
lug his brains out with pistol bullet. He
missed the location and shot himself in the
head and created flesh wound.
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SOCIALISM IN EUROPE.
Big Labor Demonstration in London
Anarchism In Lyons.

Big Labor Demonstration In London-
Anarchism In Lyons.
LONDON, March l3.-Three thousand
unemployed workmen held a meeting al
Hackney to-day. Red flags were dis
played and inAammatory speeches made
by Champion and others. A large force
OF police mounted and on foot preserved
order.
The unemployed workipgmen Of Man.
chester also held meeting to-day for the
purpose of making arrangements for q
great labor demonstration which it is pro-
posed to hold on Monday next
ANkRCHIsN IN LYONS.
LYONS, March l3-The city was pla-
carded last night with posters, invoking
the people to rise up armed on the 18th
day Of March, and pillage and massacre
the bourgeoise. A man named Pillare,
who is described by the police as danger
GUS anarchist, has been arrested. In his
pockets were found several revolvers and
a number Of dynamite cartridges.
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Held as a Witness.

hptetdI % tas oaIdny h'|3LI1'
ST. CLA.RsFILLr, O., March l3.-Chsr'
lie NeisEauger, aged about fifteen years,
ives arrested here to-day BY Deputy Z. S.
Marshal Meebsn and taken 10 Wheeling,
where be is held as q witness against a
Wheeling tobacconist charged with yiolat'
ing the revenue Law.
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A warning to Amateur ratooers.

NEW BosroS, Mich, March lS.-Myron
Nswland, aged Is, while in school Monday
last, printed some letters on the back OF
his hand with red ink. Later the hand
and arm began to swell rapidly and soon
after commissions set III, continuing till
Thursday, when he died. He was IN
donbtedly poisoned by the ink
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
ana indiscretions of youth. nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc. !
will send q receipt that will cure you, free
Of charge. This great remedy was dis
covered by O missionary in South Amer.
lea Send g selfsddressed envelope ia
the Rev. Joseph 7. Inman, Station D, New
York City.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1-2a2 Per ents
Dull and steady-Stocks Active-Fiour
Steady-wheat Quiet.
NEW YoRK, March l3.--Money on call
easy at l!@2 per cent; prime mercan'
tile paper at 4@5 per cent; sterling ex.
change dull but steady at 4S7t@4s7t.
GovERNNENTs-Dull and steady.
lhrees coupons .......'''IUVE
Fours and-a-hali extended ll2lS
Pacific skies oil
STATE SECURITIEs-Not traded in.
RAmRoADs-Market was decidedly dull;
ss'es, $l,32G,OO0.
SToCEs-The increased activity which
was a conspicuous feature Of Yesterdays
stock market continued this forenoon
with the same result as 10 prices in
decline, and opening irregular. A
conspicuous feature was the activity
and further decliLe inWestern Union, which
after opening at 643, and ceiling early at
g. yielded to 63l. Lake Shore WAS also
weak, selling down from 81! to $50, Lack.
swsnna from l27l to l26, Reading from
70 to 2Ss, st. Paul from III to 90l
Throughout the day the market was active
when weak, and quiet when firm,
and closed teverish, active and generally
weak, with shade better than the lowest
prices. Comparing prices with those Of o
week ago nearly everything is from to
over 3 per cent lower, while Western I'm.
ion shows q loss of g., Lackawsnns 3!c,
Erie preferred II ST. Paul ,. The nota.
BILE EXCEPTIONS are Pacific Mail, which is up
II. Total sales for the week were 1904.
U62 shares.
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Ladies

DO You want a pure, bloom
ing COmplexiOnl Ii so, a
Few applications Of Hagan'S
MAGNOLIA BALM will graf
ify you to your hearts con-
tent. 1t does away with Sal
l0wneSS, RedneSS, PimpleS,
BlOtcheS, and all diseases and
imperfectiOns Of the skin. Ii
0yercOmeSthe flushed appear
arce of heat, fatigue and eX-
element. 1t makeS a lady OF
THIRTY appear but TWEEN
TY; and so natural, gradual,
and perfect are its effects,
that it is impossible to detect
lis application.
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DKY GOODS,
Now York.

NEW York, March l3.-Dry Goods
While very good business is reported for
the week it has been more quiet today
with agents. yet With jobbers the movement
is preserved oil good proportions.
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A Thirty Foot Fall.

pPtCiuI ~ 'e Sb"Euy hegts'e''
Sr. CLAIRsvILLE, O., March lS.-Tom-
my McSkimmons, while working upon the
roof of new dwelling house to-day, fell q
distance of thirty feet, breaking four ribs
and otherwise ipjuring himself.
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THE COKE TRADE.

PrrTsBURG, March Is The coke trade
is good and the region has about settled
down to active work. The Hszlett and
Pointer works of Mcclure h Co., ore still
idle, but work will likely be resumed there
before long, The demand for coke is act
i've, but shippers are experimenting some
trouble in getting cars. The big railroad
strike in the West is delaying cars and sg'
gravating this difficulty.
1t is also retsrding shipments The Bal
timore and Ohio have already ceased to
tsks coke consigned to S.. LOUIS and ada
cen. points; shipments there having been
stopped By Tie strike.
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on sUMpkYA
Leave Wheeling a. 4. N. and run eVery no0f
unp 9 p, N.
Leave wheeling Park 8 = u. and run every hCri
until 10 ,. N
The Church Train" will leave cash teru mus at
1910 p. m. c. HlR4Ch. sup
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PRODUCE.
New York.

New YORK, March Is -Flour-Re-
ceipts II 7s9 barrels; exports 2, $50 barrels,
4, las sacks; market shade stronger and
decidedly more active; sales $4,000 bar.
rels. Wheat Higher and closing firm;
receipts 6,050 bushels; exports none; sales
5, l04 600 bushels futures, 237, 900 bushels
spot; No. 2 spring 9G4c; No. 2 Milwaukee
c. f and j. 53c; ungrsded red SGe@
81 OH No. red 96t@961c; store and
February No white 97c; ungraded white
97c; No. 2 red March 95s@95c, closing
at 96c; April 9jt@9Gic, closing at 96ic;
May 962@97ic, closing at 97lc; June
7I@99c, closing at 9Sc; July 97i@9Sc,
closing at CSC; August 97S99Sic, closing
at 98ic; September ss!@s9c. closing at
99c; December 81 02i@l 02I, closing at
81 OH. Rye-Firm; western 62@65c.
Corn-Firm; receipts 222.600 bushels;
exports 260,49I bushels; sales 544 900
bushels futures, l2S. 900 bushels spot; I'M.
graded 44@48lc; No. 3 46t@46ic;
steamer 46Ic; steamer yellow 4Gi@47c;
No. 2 473@4sc; steamer white 46ic;
No. 2 March 47i9Issc, April 4S?@4Stc;
May 48l@4Ssc, June 4slc; steamer
March 46ic; April 46gc. Osh-Dull;
receipts 48, $50 bushels; experts 2l5 bush.
els; mixed western 37@43c; white do 80
6isIc. Coifee-Spot fair; Rio quiet at
8i@8 &c; options steady; salss ~, 900 bags;
March 10 July Tl5o; October l597. zoe;
December Zoe. sugar--Dull and nom
inal; refined dull. Molasses-Dull and
weak q, soc; test lslc. Rice-Steady.
Petro!e1m-F'im; United closed at fSc.
TalIow-Firm Turpsntine-Dulls; 49ic.
Eggs-Firm and unchanged; receipts
Sab packages; western l4ic. Pork
/ Dull aud weak. Cut Meats-Qaie..
Lard-Iower; western steam spot &c 300
6 325; 70 arrive Sc 2Ti; C f. and !. April
| Sc 2s96 30; May Sc 30G6 30; June
! Sc 3T(a6 40; July IS ~; August % 4s
66 So; September 3; a5@6 SIS: city
steam Sc %. Butter-Stesdy and 10 fsil
demand; western I29aie; Elyin creamery
33c. Chefse-Firmer sndi in good demand
western fat 7@9lc Copper-Stesdy
Lead-Dull; common 81 s5@4 80.
CHICAGO. March l3.-More strength
: ana little hisnef prices ntrkeo tne coufs'
of wheat to day. Curb traders gave vhes
It's start, making trades in May at s5ic
II opened officially at s5sc, and sold uI
quite steadily TO 85ic. towards the end c
the session the market eassd CT o LITTLE
and selling back to s5lc. The close 8
one o'clock wss about steady Flour
: Steady. Wbest-Sales ranged: RegulA
J, No 2 March s0f@slic, closed ct Sic
April sIi@slgc. closed o. Slic; Ma
s5t@s5Ic, closed Q. s5sc Did; Juus SO
4 @s7tc, closed ct sT@s7sc; No. 2 sprin
J. S0tSsltc; No 3 spring 73@75c. Cor
-Dull and without special change; No.
cash 37i@3Tsc; March SHE; April sac
Nay 4OI@4Olc. closed 4ol@40ic. Ga,
sl-euiet; No 2 cash 2sic; March 28ft
{ April zee; May s2!@32ic, closed ct 81
III @32tc. 8ys--Dull; No. cash Ssh
e Bsrley-DaIl; No 2 60c. Mes Pork
= Sales ranged: Cash 80 95@lg 90; Mare
? 50 s5@l0 90; Arril nominal az % 81
% @l0 GO; May $40 00@@l0 20, clos.
q st $40 05@l0 OH. LArd-Qniet: Mar,
nominal at IS ss@5 s7i; April IS IS,
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aEeeGin9 Re9iste1
TRAYELEIfN, GUIDE.

a REVIVAL AND DEPARTURkoF TRAINS
~ EXPLAHNFfoN OF REYEzKSo8 MAsHS:
sbzity tgunday excepted. monday accepted
" haelipg Tine.
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OO1TON.
New York.

New YORK, March l3.-Corros-Pu.
lures comparatively quiet, and about six
points higher at close.
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BE-. & O. Railroad
Leave BellaIre NJ SIS q. N. for Woodsneld and
Summarized
Leave BeiiGire at $50 p. m. for Summarized and
GAINESVILLE,
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II III

uNHE Great BaIss mic
, i ID stillStiOn ~ Wl,oh-
\ HsEel, American Pine, Tar
ada Fir, Msrigold, Clover
, Blos0m', etc, called san-
ford's Radical Cure, ior
tho Immediate relisi and
permanent cuie Of every
form Of Caisrrh, from . sim
pie Cold IN the head 10 Loss
Of smell. Taste and Hear
Ips. Cough and Cs'sffhal
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- II MUST Owe UP. oaupot bssr
this pain, ache al over. and nothing
try dos ne any GOD baoh-scse
INN s.stDess, ntsrias pain, r sia..
W. and Chest pal % cured ~ that REV,
orisinsi and eegsnt aniidote TO pain and innan :
msstoo the CC1IcuEA Asr+fAB Ptlstrk hfs.
cisliy adaptsd 10 lsdia BY reason Of its sencse
"a, and ssptls msdieinal a<tion. AZ DTuftbo,
Ssc: hys ior Sl.OO. NAILED Tree By PorTHH DHra
CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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LIVE STOCK.


CINCINNATI, D., March l3.-Cotton-
Easier and unchanged. Flcur-Firm and
unchanged. Whest-Slrongsr; No. 2 red
94@95c; receipts ), 5cobushels; shipments
$500 bushels Corn-Quiet and firm; No.
Z mixed 3Sc. Oats-In fair demand at
S2!c. Rye-Fum; No. 66@663c.
Barley-Nominal. Pork-Dull At $40 37t.
Lard-Duli q, IS 80. Bulk Meai.-Dull
and unchanged. Bacon-Easy ard un.
changed. Whisky-Stesjy stSl 10 But.
ter, sugar and cheese Eggs-
Strong end higher ct ll!@l2c.
sast Liberty.
East LIsERry. March l3 - Cattle Re
ceipts 179 head; shipments SIS head.
Nothing doing, all throueh:consignments;
Is cars cattle shipped to New York.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 head, shipments
$500 head; market slow Philsdelphias
81 65@4 IS; Workers 81 3O@I 40;
skips 81 O0@4 10; 10 cars shipped to
New York
Sheep-Receipts 900 head; shipments
400 head market fair at yesterdays
prices.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, March l3.-The Dro,ets Jour.
nal reports Cattle-Roceipts !, 500 head;
shipments 800 head market slow and
shade lover; shipping steers 81 s0@5 so;
stockers and feeders 81 00C@4 50; cows.
bulls and mixed 81 00@2 IS; bulk 81 90
az 20.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 head; ship
ments $500 head; market SLOW and 5@
lOc lower; rough and mixed 81 $50
10; packing and shipping 81 1904 10;
light weight 81 1904 %; skips q 0O@
@3 GO.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head shipments
900 head; market steady Tor good; lower
for common natives 81 30Glj IS.
OincinnAn.
CINCINNATI, 0, March l3-Hogs-
Steady and unchanged. Receipts 1877
head shipments 81 head.
PETROLEUM.
New York.
New YORK. March l3.-Petroleum-
Opened weak at Tic, dropped 10 16.c,
remained steady, then rose to 7Sic, ana
closed at 1Sc bid. Sales An 900 barrels.
Pittsburg.
PITTssrRG, Pa, March l3.-Peiroleum
Dull but firm; National Trausit certif.
Gates opened at lie; closed ut Tic;
highest Tic; lowest 76ic.
OH Cry, March l3-Petroleum-- Open.
ed at tic; highest 7Sc; lowest 16lc;
closed at 1Sc; sales l,7i5,O barrels;
clearances 4, 29s, 600 barrels; charters 81
TAB barrels; shipments rs. $50 barrels.
IttusvtIis.
TITusviLLE, Pa, March .3.--Petroleum
Opened at Tic; highest 7Stc; lowest
76!c; closed at 7Sc; total shipments, 49,
$50 barrels; charters, GI, 7I3 barrels.
Bradford.
BRADFoRD March IL. - Petroleum -
Opened O, 77tc; closed at 7sc; highest
7sici lowest 7Gic; runs Gl 3j7 barrels;
total shipments. 1889 barrels; charters
6l,74S barrels; clearances |. 7sG,0O0 bar
rels.
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FLFYiTNG BROS

ILENTNE bRUN. -, ,-,l,-
bear Sirs Enclosed you will find one dollar
for which you will please send me more OF your
DR. { MclaneS Liver Pills. thrust you have
received the pay for the last two boxes order
eI and received. would only say. they have
done me more good than could express l
feel much better now than l have Tor wv"
wears past. Yours truly,
REV. PHIL SPAETH,
West Sandlake, n. y.
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WEST VIRGINIA PcSrNAsTERs.
S,.,.,,I A. An, Ssndav Rsrfrssr,

WASHINGTON, March ls,-James Furgu.,
con has been appointed postmaster ct
Glen Z ,ston, Marshall county W. Va,
vice John A. Bloyd, resigned. =.
The postofiees at Coleman, Mcdowell
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MFSsRS. FLEMING BROS. ..
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7anS's PillS. manufactured by Fleming Bros.
are genuine. and gentlemen you have my thanks
IN SPniIDr. gave some of those pills 20 my
mai,rb0rS for a trial. one Of my nelgh0OrS
gntthree pills. He said they did help him. he
lii The next day like new man. lie wishes
me 10 send for fifty cents worth for him. 30,
gentlemen, will do all can TO introduce Ut.
I. NcIane'S Liver Pills, manufactured Dy
EIemInr BROTHERS. Yours with respect,
WA. II. DUGAN.
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