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I'm McmOriam.

Departed this life. June 2Sth. 1888.
Carrie Lee Bell. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bayley Bell.
No bright example is ever wholly lost.
Those who have seen it, learned from it
and been blessed by it.may die, but
some teaching OF some one or more Of
them, the very reflex Of that which
Taught them, finds its way as good seed
into hearts from generation to genera
ti6n. The lesson of the life of Carrie
Lee Bell is the living lesson. The fruits
Of her good Gccds are I'LL ABOUT us, and
will bear yet richer fruit in the years to
come. Above the charms with which
Nature had endowed her, shone that
sweeter charm of n constant, peaceful
walk with God. IF we didnot know il
else. we would from her life know that
the religion of our Lord is vital prin-
ciple, reality. AS she was in life, so
was she when she was descending into
THE Valley OF the Shadow of Death. -
She said ''she could not see howa
christian could fear to die," and spoke
of death as though it were a golden gate
way to her eternal home. To her grief
! stricken parents, who SO well trained
her and loved her, and to all who loved
her, we give our hearts and prayels.a land
say: BE comforted. your darling is
ut rest-soon, in her bright home we
shall join her. - ''What. if we be nearer
home, even now, than we think. y
L. W.
Willie Lit. son of ]. D., ard Bette
e. Jacob, died July 26th ult., aged II
months and 90 days.
Death has claimed our darling Willie,
Set a seal upon HE brow;
In the arms Of our dear Saviour,
He Is sleeping swcetly now.
NJ no named him but who praised him,
None knew him but to love;
He has gone 10 join the angels.
In the happy home above.
HIS MAMA.
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For RENT Tie dwelling in which
I now live for balance OF present year,
CHEAP. Possession given at o! ce. Geo.
IF. Parramuie, Accomac e. H., Va.
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Wanted every hnusefeeper to get a
barrel of our flour. If your merchant
has not got 1t. Insist on his getting some.
James Niger & Co.
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NoT1CE-I offer at private contract
forsale, or rent for the year 1883, the
hotel at Pungoteagne.
Jos. S. Waterfeld,
Savageyille.
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Nor1dE-Siberian kale seed for sale
by the Undersigned, such as the Nor
folk truckers plant. Oar ID. 40 cents,
% lbs. 80 cts. per pound. SO lbs. % cts.
per lib. Jno r. Kellam,
louisville, Va.
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Ready-Ma de
CLOTHING

which can't be beaten on the East
cru Shore in eitherpric Or quality.
Mems suits from 81 to- S25, boys
from 81 to $12, children's from 5 to
II years old 81 to $3.50.
Gents, Ladies and Childrens Shoes
An unusually large stock andat
remarkably low prices.
Of Hats in Straw and Felt our line
is lovely.
Glassware, Crockery, Groceries
everything in fact usually kept in a
first class country store, we have
ab1ndantIy and will sell as cheap
as anyone-many things much
cheaper.
Call, examine and Judge tor your
selves, and if we do not convince
you that our store is the place for
bargains don't buy.
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Fine fresh beef always on hand at
Bundicks:.
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For RENT-For the wear of 1889, a
two story storeiouse and fixtures, Sit
uated at Reads wharf, Northampton
county, Va. Postoffice in tue store and
daily mail. Churches and schools con-
venipnt. Baltimore steamers stop at
the wharf four times a week. For in
formation apply to Gee. III. Read, Reld's
wharf, Va.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

James Sfyer e Co.'S High Grade dours
Ire tile best.
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Misunderstanding and local sales
men for Agricultural and Machinery
Specialties to sell To the trade. State
age. references, amount expected for
salary and expenses. Address, Massey
s. Co., Montezuma, Ga.
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FoRSALE.-Tce at reasonable rates.
delivered 1T my Ice hnuse ,door in
Drummondtuwn. J.. +. Mock.
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In connection with the ah,ve notice
of dissolution / desire to STAKE that
shall still continue to practice in the
counties OF Accolnac and Northampton.
JOHN Nicely.
Jnne I 1888.
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Any merchant that will settle down
IN our "Hiawatlia'' fancy patent and
our m Hiss" patent will hear 10 more
complaints from tn 'ir customers and
will find that their flour trade will in
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Virginia agricultural
Mec1anlcal College.

The seventh session of the VlR-
GINA AGRICULTURAL and
MECHANICAL. COLLEGE will
commence oil Wednesday, Sept.
10Th. 1883.
The location Of the Virginia Ag
ricultural Experimental Station on
the college farm gives superior adj
vantages to the student in agricul.
ture.
The machine shop has received
Acknowledgment machiaeryand
offers special inducements to the
students in mechanics.
A business course including type
writing also forms a part OF thd
curriculum.
Tuition Free.
For catalogue and further in
formation, apply to
L. L. LOMAX, President,
Blacksburg, Va.
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plssolu.Ion of pnrtne rshlp.

AccoMAcC. H., VA, June l, 1885,
The law.partnersliip heretofore exist
ing between The Undersigned, under the
firm name OF Nicely e Quinby, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The
unfinished business OF the firsn will he
settled by either of the undersigned.
JuJIN Nicely,
UpSuUn b. Quincy.
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June G, 1888.

Our "M'Liss" patent Is the highest
grale -four that goes to the +. Shore for
the price. Nearly all the leading mer-
chants keep it. Nudge, Smith s. Co.
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No1IcE-The Great Mill will resume
her grinding on Tuesday, July Slst, 'sS.
John II. Kellam.
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For tliarrhoea, dysenteIv. cramps,
colo and all summer complaints ask inl'
BAyly's cholera cure. price 25 cents, pre-
pared by Jas. Bayly s. Sun, baltimore.
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Everything is Booming
PATE 6 NIasll 5!

Crowds are calling daily 70 see
the wonderful bargains aud attrac-
tions which rapidly follow one an
other at this old and reliable firm
at Leemont. A new and careful
selected line of
Summer DRY Goods
has inst been received. We pre-
sent an array of material that is
entirely different from anything
heretofore offered. Quality and
quantity are both combined in ev-
cry department..
A few items of our large stock
only can be enumerated, and invi-
ting YOU 10 call and see the cheap,
pretr.j and many useful goods we
have to show you, desire to call
Your attention to the following
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FARMS FOR RENr-For the year $50.
my farm in Upshur's Neck called War
wick, where Bundick and Kellam live,
with the privilege of getting pine shat
tiers &c., from the Davis Farm. A
good tenant wanted, ale to properly
cultivate the fam. Also two Or three
other farms for rent for the year 1889.
Upsllur j. Calmly.
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NIudge,Smith s. Co

We defy any dealer to show -four
that will equal our Hiawatlla" fancy
natpnt. We claim this -four to be the
very best sold for any price.
Nudge, Smith & Co.
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NOTICE. have for sale at Grape
land farm, near Wartltown, corn III
quantities to suit purchaser. ut market
prices. ). S. White.
Wardtown.
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Atlantic.

The first shipment Of sweet potatoes
from this section was made on last
Monday by Mr.. Peter E. Shield.
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NoT1dE-Siberian kale seed for sale
by the Undersigned, such as the Nor
folk truckers plant. OR Id. 40 cents,
% lbs. 80 cts. per pound. SO lbs. % cts.
per Id. Jno r. Kellam,
louisville, Va.
Granger linlment flor man or beastl |
cures sprains. cuts, gals, neuralgia and
rheumatism, prepared 10y james Bayly
6 Son, baltimore,
WANTED-To rent house and lot in
DrummondtOwn. y.
Wanted every hnuseheeper to get a
barrel of our flour. If your merchant
has not got 1t. Insist on his getting some.
James Niger & Co.
Any merchant that will settle down
m our "Hiawatlia" fancy patent and
our "M'Llss" patent will hear 10 more
complaints from tn 'ir customers and
will lind that their flour trade will in
crease.
Nudge, Smith & Co
We defy any dealer to show -four
that will equal our HiaWatlia" fancy
natpnt. We claim this -four to be the
very best sold for any price.
Nudge, Smith & Co.
NOTICE. have for sale at Grape
land farm, near Warltown, corn i'll
quantities to suit purchaser. ut market
prices. >. 5. White.
WardtOwn.
FARMS FOR RENT-For the year $50.
my farm in Upshur's Neck called War
wick where 3undiGk and Kellam live,
with the privilege of getting pine shat
tiers &c., from the Davis Farm A
good tenant wanted, ale to properly
cultivate the fam. Also two Or three
other farms for rent for the year 1889.
UpslIur j. Qninby.
June 6. 1883.
Our sM'Liss" patent Is the highest
grale -four that goes to the +. Shore for
the price. Nearly all the leading mer-
chants keep it. Nudge, Smith & Co.
For liarrhoea, dysenteIv. cramps,
collie and all summer complaints ask Tor
/ Bayly'S cholera cure. price % cents, pre-
pared by Jas. Bayly s. SON, baltimore.
No1ICE-The Great Mill will resume
her grinding on Tuesday, July 3lst, 'oS.
John II. Kellam.
For RENT-For the wear of 1885,
two story stolelouse and fixtures, Sit
uated at Reads wharf, Northampton
county.Va. Postotfice in tue store and
daily mail. Churches and schools con-
veilipnt. Baltimore steamers stop at
the wharf four times a week. For in
formation apply to Cecil. Read Reads
wharf, Va.
WANTED-Travelling and local sales
men for Agricultural and Machinery
Specialties to sell To the trade. State
age. references, amount expected for
salary and expenses. Address, Massey
s. Co., Montezuma, Ga.
For RENT-A dwelling house in
Onancock-or will sell it together or
separate from the storehouse now occu
pied by F. A. West. Apply to w J.
Rue, Belle Haven, w. L. Wise, Oman
cock.
FOR SALE-I will sell on very reason
able terms my year old Morrill, mare.
She is very Sly lish. fast and ore of the
most promising colts in the State. Geo.
H. Read, Reads wharf, Va.
For RENT Tie dwelling in which
I now live for balance OF present year,
sechpar. Possession given at 0: &C: Geo.
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June l, 1888.
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A son of Elijah Marsh aged smonths
lied here of dlsenttry last week.
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TOLEDO, December 27.-whsat-Active
and higher; cash 81 OO3A1 02!; May 81 03.
Connective and steady; cash 36c. Oats
Dali; each 263. Glover Seed-Active
and firm; cssh, December and January
IS As; February IS 90.
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THE STICKER.
she Is Considered q Heavy Burden by SOcI
ETY. Young Men.

III FTUAclsCO ATgOllbt.
The sticker is, l believe, the appellstion
by which the girl without a chspeIou is
known in ths mystic circle Of the boys
about town. The sticker, in her highest
forms, is something which freezes the
young blood Of youth aud makes the neat
ly parted hair of middle age stand on end.
She is, of course, not charming. She is apt
to be old and gushing, and, like the
wicked when che hess, no man pursuetb.
It is lost the oppOSite way. If she has
firm hold Of 3 partner, he may as well give
MP ell hope and cease forever to yesrn for
liberty. When he has danced with her
six consecutive times and is arriving at the
stage when oae foams at the mouth and
dies, he says, with icy quietude:
Miss Jones, car l take You to your
ehaperOn?'
Il haven't got any," says the ~sprightly
creature.
They promenade around the room in
heavy silence. The men whom the victim
kQOws avoid his w~retched, beseeching
eyes, and, when they see his melancholy
approach, they dispense hurriediy. He
wonders if be couldn't suddenly throw her
down and ruGh msdly ont, or wouldn't it
be feasible to fall in a dead faint, overcome
by the heat on q night when the Their,
mometer is far below freezing. Unable to
bear it suy longer, he stops short, and
says, desperately:
Then where can I leave you?"
She sees that she has reached the end o!
his patience and suIreRdeIs.
ANY where will do" she Gays, resign
eily, kaowing that the happiness Of the
evening is psst.
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BELLAIRE.
A Batch Of Interesting Items From Our
Sister City.

A Batch Of Interesting Items From Our
Sister City.
Fidelity Assembly, No. 2C65. K. Of L,
met Wednesday night and elected ths
following officers: Jacob a. Murray,
Master Workman; James NcFsdden, Wor-
thy Foreman; Luke Gavsn, Financial
Guestin Smith, Recording Secretary.
The leap year dance given by the young
ladies in the Opera House last night Was
an elegant affair. Carriages were em-
ployed which tcok the young gentlemen
10 the scsne Of enjoyment. The fair ones
certainly did their part well.
The members Of the Clerks Assembly
presented Frank Lawn with q gold pan
and holder and q gold beaded cane on
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Lawn has with
drawn from the order here as he Will
leave the city shortly.
Some of the property holderson Belmont
street who signed a paper agreeing to give
part of the paved strest for the new street
car line are kicking themselves just now
and think they were dupsd.
Glass workers from Friday say that gas
is short out there at periods, the same ss
hear. Sometimes they go to work with
plenty Of gas and have TO lay eff at noon.
An alarm Of fire wa sounded yesterday
afternoon, caused by q small blszs IN the
home of Albert Cooke on Gravel Hill.
The property holder on Belmont street
who counts on getting damages from the
street car company, will get left.
John Dubois and wife sent word to
friends in this city that they arrived in
Colorado safe and feeling well.
Rhondda Glee Club will give an enter
tainment in tine First N. E. Church, Mon
day evening.
Glass City Grove No. 40, U. A. o. D.,
will hold q fair and festival in City Hall
this evening.
Rev. John VIM, of the German Church,
was fortunate in the line of Christmas
presents.
The street car track will be laid to the
B & o. bridge on Belmont street to-day.
VIM. McClain has sold his Third ward
property and will 10 to McClsinVille.
The Nstiousl Glass Works will not be
in condition to resume for o mouth.
The grocels held a meeting last night.
T. B. Murphy made an address.
Barlow Bros.' Minstrels will be here
New Years Eve.
TIE steamer Bsllsire is making regular
tips.
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MOUNDsVILLE.
The County Court Accused of Negligence
Interesting Personals and Gossip.

The County Court Accused of Negligence
Interesting Personals and Gossip.
We have been obliged on several occa-
sions to call attention to the negligence Of
the County Court 10 SLOWING the
bridge over the mouth Of Little
Grave creek to remsin down siacs
the washout in lsst August, with
out even fencing the embankments.
Wednesday night about nine O'Clock
as Mr.. John johnson was walking
into town, along that load without a
moments warning be was precipitated over
the stone sbutmept into the creek beneath,
a distance of about fifteen feet. Mr. John
son WAS not aware that there wSs 10 bridge
across the creek, and the night was so dark
that he could not see. He managed, now
ever, to crawl from the water and rough
stones aad made his way 10 the house OF a
nsighbor, who brought him to the Hen
retts House and summoned medical alo.
1t was found that his injuries were Of q
serious nature, and may prove fatal. His
knee cap was found 10 be broken and the
physicians fear that he has received inter
nal Injuries. At last accouatI the patient
wss resting as well as could be expected.
W. T. Alexander and Miss Sadie Fitton
we're Joined in the holy bonds of wedlock
st the home Of the brides mother, on
Western avenue, Christmas eve, Rev.
Stewart officiating. Here's our best
wishes, st"
Danford Cross and Miss Dora Riggs were
married at Mr.. Joe Roberts residence,
East of town, Christmas eve, by Rev. l. l..
Stewart.
Miss Emory of the Female College, is
visiting Mrs Estella Myers, in the Second
ward.
L. NJ. Boyd, of TippscauOe, O., has bsen
spending q lew days among his friends here,
Mr.. Ferrell, an ex-guard at the psniten-
tiary, is spending q few dsys in town.
Deputy Sheriff j. W. White, CT Ohio
county, was down yesterday.
]. H. Riggs and Miss Annie Maxwell
we're married on the oath.
Sherif-tlect Burley will be installed into
office January let.
Mr.. Will Chesdle is home spending the
HOLIDAYS.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Walter Ong, Esq Of Clevlsnd, Ohio,
and his family, are the guests of DR.. A. r.
Ong. Mr.. Gag is one of Cleylsnd's prom
iuent attorneys.
Misses Msude and Madge NeTland and
number of their lady friends will give q
leap yesr patty at the home of the Misses
Newsnd tonight.
There were five plain, very plain, DRINKS
put aboard mail train No. 80 on the G. 4
P. railroad lat night. All of them were
strangers.
Mr.. Will Roach, of Steubsnville, was the
guest Of his brother, George Roach, at the
Hotel haywood yesterday.
Samuel Groves arrived at home last night
from Macon, Tenn, where lie is principal
Of the high school.
DR.. E @. Bolton lectured at lafayette
Opera House last night on London, the
World's Metropolis"
Manager Miller, Of the Lafayette, has
booked Little Nugget" and "Dr. Jekyll
and Mr.. Hyde"
School opens January 2 instead of Jsnu-
airy Z, as was stated in tie REGISTER q few
days since.
John Majors will remove from the coun-
try to his house in Wood's addition in q
few days.
". D. Cochran and wife, of Grandview,
O., are the gueets Of James H. Drennen,
Esq.
Spence, B.ggs & Co. IS foundry is off till
January 2. They are NOW taking stock.
Mr.. W. T. Garrett, Of the Elson Glass
Company, is in Cincinnati IN business.
Mrs. A. j. Halstead, Of Brainsrd, MINI,
leaves for home to-day.
Mr.. O. ". Baxter left last night for his
home in Hopedsle.
Mrs. Hover is building q new house in
the Stasdard addition.
Frank Hiel has returned te his home.
Underwear At Dixon Bros.
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Rev. Fl. severmanp, pastor Of the
Bridgeport German Lutheran Church, wac
the recipient Of many costly and beauti-
full Christmas presents from the members
and friends of the church. The gentleman
members presented him with a hne gold
headed cane, coating $500. The ladies
of the church gave him thirty yards Of
carpet, amounting to $500. The ladies
of the choir, q handsome clock, $1,000.
The German class q fine smoking set,
$1,000. Two members of the Confirmation
Glass, two elegant framed pictures, $lOW
Besides the grove he received Q foot rug.
fine cigars, etc., etc. It shows how we'll
the rsvernsd gentleman is liked, and we
heartily congratulate him on his hne
presents and the success he is having with
the new church. Prof. Kreiter, leader OF
the choir, received = very handsome gold
headed umbrella from the choir.
The Trustees CT the West Bridgeport
Methodist Circuit purchased 8 lot and
house from ". J. Bratton yesterday. The
property will be used for q psrsossge.
The price paid was 81. 900.
J. NJ. Reese, of st. GAINESVILLE, was IN
the city yseterdsy. Mr.. Reese leaves to-
dsy for q ten days trip in the west.
Miss Hattie Lowe, Of Stsubsnville, is
the guest of her cousin, Mr.. J. B. Gil
lsspie.
Miss Kate Hauser, Of Cadiz, is the guest
Of her brother, E. W. HAuser.
Miss Lonise Smith, Of Don, WAS IN the
city yesterday.
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FUNNY MEMS FANCIRs.

The political battle is the only tight
where o man can win laurels By running.
Puck.
A Chilly Evening .-Unwelcome suitoT:
That's q lovely song! 1t always carries
me away" She: I'LL had known how
much pleasure it could give as both l
should have sung il earlier in the evening"
He was from Philsdslphis, and it was not
until the next morning, in the train, that
he caught on, " and his heart grew sick "a
he viewed the kindly hint in the light OF
subsequent events Life.
How it HsppeHed.-ManagiDg Editor
~CElancing over the morning psPer)-Good
heavens. Smith! This scandal on the hrst
psge is fairly sHsrming with typographical
errors. How did it happen?
Assistant EditOr-I think, sir, the proof
went to our lady prOoffeader, and she be-
came so Interested in the mstter that she
fo'got 10 correct typographical errors
Bar!iagtOR Free Press.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF A DRBD OF TRUST MADE
ID BY Joseph Schaffer and Sophia, his wife, TO
the undersigned trustee, dated February Oh,
1855, and recorded In the Clerks ONCE OF the
County Court Of Ohio 6ounty, West Virginia, in
Deed Of Trust Book No. %, PAGE 81. will, on
MONDAY. JANUARY ~, 1859,
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m. at the north front
door Of the Court House OF said Ohio county,
sell at public auction the north one-half OF the
Los Numbered TwenIy.nine (9) and Thirty
six 1851, situate on the bank of the Ohio River,
between said river and West street. in thai part
Of the city OF wheeling, in the county and safe
aforeFaid' commonly know as North Wheeling.
TERMS OF SALE one third, or as much
more Of the purchase money ~ the purchase!
may electt TO pay. IN cash on the day OF sale, ard
the residue on a credit Of six and twelve months
from said day, the purchaser IN give his notes
with security for the deferred ipstalments OF
purchase money ard int, rest. the security 70 re
approved by the undersigned trustee Iille un-
disputed. JAMES =. kO1hks,
de22i Trustee.
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FEThULkUA.

PtttsburR.
PrrrsBURe, PA, December 27.-Petro-
leum-FAirly active; opened ct sSfe; closed
at SHE; highest S8ic; lowest &c.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, December 27.-Petrc-
Ieum-Opened at s82c; highsat s8lc; lowest
s6sc; closed at size.
Titusvflle.
TTTUsvILLR, December 27.-Petroleum
Opened at sSlc; highest 9S3c; lowest
s6fc; closed al SHE.
New York.
NEW YORK, December 27.-Petroleam-
Opened ste3dy at sssc, but broke on the
execution Of selling orders from the west,
and the price fell to 86sc. The market
then rallied aud closed frra at SHE. Sales
2,056, coo barrels.
OIL City.
on CITY, Pa, December 2.-Petrc-
leum-Opened at $50; highest 984c; lowest
s6tc; closed at ste; sslss, 1912, 600 barrels;
cleaIanc6s, 1854 600 barrels; charters,
81, 1853 barrels; shipments, SO, 1877 barrels;
runs, 63, 49I barrels.