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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-01-18
PERSONAL

Miss Sue Caldwell, Of Greenville, daughter
of the late Howard H. Caldwell, Esq, is visit
ing Mrs. Withers Adickes.
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TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

At a meeting of the Town Council last Friday
evening, some important business was trans
acted. DR.. Kuykendal not having the time to
devote to the weather signal service, the Coun-
Gil decided to relieve him of that work, which
he voluntarily took upon himself a year and a
half ago. The town marshal will hereafter at
tend to hoising and lowering the weather sig
nails and will also verify the predictions; but
the Council does not assume further duties in
connection with the signal service, nor will the
Council take charge of the instruments at this
station.
The Intendant was instructed by Council to
require the Charleston, Cincinnati and Chicago
Railroad officials to repair the crossings oftheir
road bed on East Liberty and East Madison
streets.
Through tho liberality of Col. w. Il. Wilson
and MI. Walter r. Barron, two new streets will
be opened, these gentlemen having donated
and the Council accepted the land for that
purpose. Col. Wilson donates the necessary
land for street purposes from the Charlotte
road, near Capt. J. R. Lindsay's residence, east,
to a point on Mr.. Barron's land, where it inter-
sects the street donated by Mr.. Barron, the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1888-01-18

- Fourteen applicants, examined last
Wednesday by the Supreme Court, We're
admitted on Thursday as attorneys of all
the Courts of this State. -Four candidates
failed.
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Correspondence Of the Yorkville Enquirer.
LETTER FROM ROCK HILL.

1SSCK HILL, January 16.-The town
election for an intendant and four wardens
passed off very quietly last Thursday, and
resulted in the election of A. E. Smith for
intendant, and DR.. Jno. w. Fewell, w. j..
Rawlinson, J. M. Cherry and w. G. Hutch
ison for wardens. Mr.. A. Z. Smith took
the oath of office last Saturday night. On
account of the absence of DR.. FeWell and
Mr.. Hutchinson, the election of a marshal
was postponed. Mr.. S. G. Keesler was ap-
pointed to act as marshal until an election
Shall be held.
The town bonds, amounting to $11 900,
were sold at public auction on Wednesday
last, and all sold brought a premium, the
highest price paid being S1O3.5O. This
alone shows that the people have some
confidence in the future prosperity of Rock
Hill.
1 learn that there is a project on foot to
build another cotton factory here. Anum-
Der of our citizens have signified their will
lingness to subscribe literally to the cap
ital stock.
Mr.. f. B. Biggers, who has been repre-
senting at this place Carroll & Stacey, of
Gaffney's, has purchased in this market
oyer 1000 bales of cotton the present season.
The many friends of Col. Joel w. Raw
Hnson will regret to learn that he is still
confined to his bed, where he has been for
four weeks, and his condition is very little
improved.
A negro boy about fifteen years old,
living three miles from this place, was
painfully shot on Saturday by a chum two
years younger. 1t seems that the younger
boy had a gun which he could not shoot.
After he had made repeated attempts to
discharge the gun, the older boy walked
otfsome distance and called to the younger,
"Point her this way and she'll 60" The
%youngster "pointed" according to direc-
tions, and as the older one predicted, the
gun went off, emptying a charge of shot
in his back. He was brought to town and
DIR. DuBose spent several hours in pick
ing the shot from his body, he being COW
cred from head to foot. Hal.
- Solicitor Mcdonald, of Winnsboro, met
with a painful accident Friday night. He
had left his office to 60 to his home, in the
upper part of the town, and when near his
residence he slipped on the sleet and was
thrown with great violence down the bank
of the elevated sidewalk, striking against
a tree. His shoulder was dislocated and
he was otherwise painfully bruised. For
tunately he was Immediately cared for,
and he is now getting on comfortably.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Episcopal-Rev. Edmund N. Joyner, Rec
tor. Sunday-school at 3 P. M.
Associate Reformed Presbyterian-Rey. j.
C. Galloway, Pastor. Services next Sunday at
Tirzah, at II. 8 A. NJ, and in Yorkville at P.
NJ. Sunday-school at $50 P. M.
Presbyterian-Rev. T. r. English, Pastor.
Services next Sunday at II A. NJ. and 7 P. NJ.
Sunday-school at 3 P. M. Prayer-meeting to-
morrow evening at Z o'clock.
Methodist Episcopal-Rev. w. w. Daniel,
Pastor. Services next Sunday at IL A. NJ. and
7 P. NJ. Sunday-school at 3 P. M. Prayer
meeting this evening at 7 o'clock.
Baptist-Rev. F. G. Hickson, Pastor. Ser
vices next Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. Sum
day-school at 8 P. NJ.
Kings Mountain Mission-Rev. John L.
Harley, Pastor. Preaching at Philadelphia
Church next Sunday at II A. NJ. Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Preaching at Kings Noun
tain Chapel at 3 P. M. Sunday-school at 9
o'clock.
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THE WEATHER.

We are now in the midst of the "spell of
weather. with which we are visited at some
period every winter, but the "like of which
was never known before" On Thursday
night there was a considerable fall of sleet,
after which the temperature raised a little with
rain. Monday the temperature fell, and yes
terday morning the ground and trees were
again covered with an icy coating, that on the
trees remaining at dark, with the prospect of
more rain. But while we have rain and mud
in abundance, it is not altogether so bad in
point of inconvenience as the fate of our north
ern and northwestern brethren who are un-
dergoing the ordeal of the coolest weather
known in those sections for twenty-five years,
while in the northwest the fall Of snow is I'M
precedented. Several casualties are reported
in consequence of the extreme cold and the
snow, and west of the Mississippi River COM
munication is entirely suspended.
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dent and Mrs. Cleveland, to meet Presi-
dent Diaz and his wife, and to commem-
crate the occasion with a grand peace fes-
tival. Gen Diaz has. unoficially acqui-
esced in such a programme.
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norE euorATloSS-qHED HID,


INV YoEK, Feb. 20.-Piouf, rcccIptl N. 900 psek'
Ggo1. exports 81 barrels and hll9 hann; mar
ket quiet and unchanged IAlel q b hAFrnla Wheat
rpceipu 2it9 bushels: oxpora ahl9 bukhelI; ale
2gT2 BOO bahhell o. iutur6a and ll2000 bushelI Of
SPOT opueni stead spot hrmi unEfAded rcd Sstl
asci 10, 2 red February sTo; March sgSl
~ ll.l6c, closing 81 sgGci April b5SAS0c, cloSlfg
At o0Hci Nay closing a VI oi June gOL
gg{SnelOslng Al, e0ei July sgsSAsssSe, closing Il
seA1ai August ~ l5.lbAs9<c, closing Il sgj.e; u,
center 9l9So. Corn, receipts l6,m0 bukhsa; eI,
pori1 lT,gl9 buiheS; hAlel tls,to0 bukhslI II NJ,
tuiea and b20gO buihela Of spot; eAGh quSst And
steadily htld: options ~ higher modefalsly a
tive and closing arm; unEfaded S9A6ao, 10. .
bs{n; No 2 .FebrpGIY 6s,SAssjsc; March 6sISI
bs,3c, closing a $50; April sc, closing n
hsNo; NAY s. 2lGSSs5tC, clnSlng al bs5sn; junt
BG9{c; July $50: August 69IIc. OaH, Fpoeiru ~,
90 bushels. export ~, 00o buthels: sAlea lanml
bushels Of futunf and iSlu1 budheli Of Ipot
mAfket steady and moderately active; mixed Ectl
cfn EAtoG; white do. t0ASSG. Hay quiet HOP
steady; California SAiao. Coffee, spot laiF; Ri
cloled atitbfni options heavy and lower: Ale
l05up baEAf April l06SAl0.5Sc; Nay 10 toAio.7oc
June lo.2lAlb Soc; July QaSlln2p; Al
gust 9.6ialo0Oc; September gyGSaq.soo: Oc
tObSf ohA9 7bo; GoTembef gtsa9 &c
December ksaa1Oci January qGso. sugar strong
Manitoba lac! Bahia 81 tesl Is l6c; rrhninE I'm
/ and Ia moderAis demand MOlAasea steady. Tai
low hrm ttASat li.lto RnLin steady TuTpentin
dull EEgS nIm and In lalr inquiry. receipu 90
pAeEAse1i western 7tA2t,Sc. Fork Slead{i meal
new Us maib - tut meat arm. Lard quiet
Huiem steam EPoi AGbai MARCH 7GaiVlc
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baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD.
ID nrr4rturr Of trains iron wbe'llng schotu!o
In cfeft FtbruafJ 20, lssS-EAiiern time
E1pfre TOT Chicago and the northwest, o'O =.
n, SOP m 1000 p m. daily and has pm. daily,
TIpris i0F Cincinnati and b. Louis, $50 .. ID.
iGiiy, iiiSp N. daily except Saturday.
EIprrEs TOT Columbus and Cincinnati, 2:iSA E.t
T iI 3oiaihpul s:sgL m. daily, and ll:iS p N.
isl'y IoepI saturday, and AS p. m. dAlly eKoeft
1 YI5fss 70. Warrington d. c., baltimore, PhIa.
dtlphiA aud New IOiE, b.toA In and 6aS p. IN
Tor Tor Pittsburgh and Washington, Pa, 500 a. m.
and o II daily Express, $40 4 m, l:A5 p. n.
daily t1oepi sunday. Additional way trhin i1E
Warrington Pa s.sl ., N daily eIocpt Sunday.
FnE souadSyille, il:OO noon, daily except sun
Tor ar ton, sop. n, daily except Sunday.
loF CumbsflGnd, $50 4. m, daily except sunday,
FOR y Clainyiilo. 7ias a. IA, p N. and O;l1
IIpT's ifsihs srriTs irGm ChicuEo, 600 and 90
a m snd 90 ?. Ii. daily and 800 a IN. daily IL.
Il pfSss TSlni arrive from H. Loui, and Clnnln.
nat. SO f. m and S;tS , m. daily.
hpIUi trains sTriye from Philadelphia Bllu.
more GSd Washington, b. O., 1880 L. m. and 1913
iisiRI arrive IRON Colambus, 500 a. N. daily.
sundky.
TIliii ATIre from PiibbuTh, 30 daily. and
,,sssssI y NJ ahu esno p n uAlly cAu,pl hAnuAyi
l..io :. IA daily except saturday, aud z:t0 =. n.
SUNDAY only.
Trains arrive from wEshlSElol, Pa, 500 a. n,
daily UIotpt sunday.
Trains arrive from AoundIVille, I.to p. n,
daily except Sunday.
Tillnl arrive irOEa Grafton, 9s25 a n, daily sI.
sept sunday.
1tHinI arrive from Cumberland. so p. m. daily
except sunday.
Trains arrive from Il. ClLiryile, ioa5 a. N, and
lsS, e't5 And s!4O p M, daily except SUNDAY.
bAggAFo called for and CHECKED al sotsiS and
rnidenot on otdeu left At ticket once, 100 Mar.
let street and a. dcpot
Q, (. LORD. Gen. Pas. Aren't.
". Y. CI.EAEiTH, HGnaPpf.
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celebrated ConnslIsvills region, Of Whlcl
the MononRahols country IL simply
southwark extension.
THE BASIS o. ouE rEcSPEEiTI.
II will be seen from this hssty and i'm
perfect review CT TIE eos! as.ss o! eal
State that the quantity Of this valuable
iusl which underllss the surface OF our
hills and valleys and mountains, 10 almost
beyond conception, and IL does not aid the
mind much to be told that II NO put the
workable thickness Of coal underlying the
100000 acres Of our coal field, o. only
ten feet, the available product will be at
least 10, 000, 0OO,O 900 tons. But impossible
% II may be 10 comprehend the real
meaning Of such al array oil figures, We
can Of least be assured that the basis Of our
future prosperity Is grounded 30 firmly 10
this wealth which lea hidden In our hills,
that nothing conceivable to human reason
can thEAIt our growth or prevent our con-
timed progress IN everything pertaining
to industrial WeliArb.
The West Virginia coal Geld 10 one and
q half times lETR0r than that oil Great
Britain, the production Of whose mines
arc now nearly two hundred million tons
In tbs no. disl6Dt future when
the network Of railways which the bene-
tRctorH Of our State are now planning ior
10 better development shall have con'
nectsd our mincs with links Of Stsol 10
the great arteries oil trade and commences,
lnd oar production OF coal SHALL have
risen 10 oven half Whist Great BftAins lie,
hen will our people begin to realize more
clearly the enormous value Of the iuel
wealth 10 which We are heir.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
me Features of the Mousy and stoeh
Markets.

me ESAtures of the MousY and 5toeG
Markets.
NV YoEK. Feb. 29.-N0ney on call easy at .
as per cent, last loan Ter ceut, closed al 2A2N
per cent Prime mercantile paper iIIASS per cent
sterling exchange dull but steady al 81 SSSGI SIX
Sales Of stocks 10 day le9ISl shares.
The bean had another inning Ia the STOCK mar
ket again to-day, and while the selling made 4
more animated mArLet, prices declined from Y Il
* per cent The opening was Irregular, though
the differences from lSst evenings prices were iO
no more than X per cent either WAY. Some I'm
pruyement VA made In the cary trading. but ihi
market soon yielded " the pressure, though bust
wa LtIl dull except Tor three or fo6f ltGdln
stocks The decline was checked toward moor
and utter stAgnAtiOn OyenpTAi tho list, which
remained without feature VI any kind until TIT
last hour. when the attack wnl resumed and fur
ther fractional loses were sustained. the marie
hnAily closing quI but weak At the lowest ngurti
reached, he net result Of the day'I operations 4
10 leave everything on the active list lower, ant
Erie preferred IA dOEu per cent, Coal y. Read
ing and RlchuO 4 Neat Point preferred i5I 20
cent each, Norfolk h Western preferred *.
Railroad bonds fairly active, iAlIE q, 1900,
Government bOndl dull and heavy,
Htatn bOlQa dull and HEAVY.
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A Sure cure found at last. No one need
gu6er. A sure cure for the blind, bleed
ing, itching and liberated piles has been
discovered By DR.. William ian Indian
remedy,) called DR.. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. A singls box has cared the
worat old chronic csseS oil twenty-five and
thirty Year, standing. No one need sui.
fer five minutes after applying this won.
dsriul soothing medicine. Lotions, In.
struments and electuAries do more harm
than good. WllliAm's Indian Pile Ointment
absorbs the tumore, allsys the intense
itching, acts Gs poultiee, gives insssns and
painless relief and Is prepared for PLEA
and nothing else. Thousands Of cured
patients attest It's virtuec, and physicians
Of all schools pronounce II tho greatest
contribution to medicine Of the age. II
matters not how long or severely you have
been suffering, you can be cured.
Judge Coons, MRysyille, KY, BayI:
"Dr. Williams PilO Ointment cured me
after years OF gnfering."
judge Cofinbury, Cleveland, o., says:
~ have found by experience that DR..
Williams Indian Pile 0intmsnt gives i'm.
mediate and permanent Telisi.P
We have hundreds Of such testimonials.
Do not guHer an instant longer. Sold by
druggists. DAw
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REMOVAL.

l have moved Into Rogers
Block, Il23 Main Street, my
stock Of Boots and Shoes, and
invite all my friends and the
public to give me a call.
A. G. WINCHRR.
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KNRCUTOR's sALR,
EECUTORs SALE
OF
Valuable Main Street, Centre Wheeling
Properly.

BY virtue Of the authority vested IN nc by the
Will Of Thomas II. Wins, deceased, will, A. eI'
SATURDAY, MARCH i, ISSs,
beginning At 10 o'clock m, sell at public auction
county, In the city Of Wheeling the following Cen
tru Wheeling property.
/. Lot 81 on The southeast corner Of Main street
and Alley Is, with four TWoAtory Brick Houses
thereon, fronting on the cast Eida Of Main street.
q 70 much OF OF 50 ~ iiCN south Of the property
devised by the tAld Will tOJ. W Amlck. and north Of
that owned ~ ". 7. BAchmAn, aud having irOni
on the west side Of Main Eucet Of about lbS feet.
with TEO.st0fy Brick House OH Main street, and
4 TWostory FrAIne House on the rear Of said pArl
5. The north % ieet inches Of Lot 81 on the
southwest corner Of Main hiFcet and Alley IL hAv
ipH thereon erected two Two EtOry Brick House,
fronting on the west side Of Main street and foul
Two story Brick Houses fronting on ALLEY II. Thil
part Of Lot 81 HdIolrH on the south that part de
TlSed by aid will 10 Thomas < Amick, and extend
on the lfont from ALLEY Is southwark 70 the ccnts
line Of the north partition wall Of said Thomas Z
sGitS will be made In such parcels a will be no,
beneficial to the SiAtc.
TERNA or E,-One third and a. much more o
the purchase money - the purchaser may elect Il
pay, CASH; and the residue In two equal payment
In one and two yeAiH with interest IRON day OF gal
payable annually, botea with good pcnopAl tecu
fty 10 be given therefor By the purchaser and ais
/ IN be secured by hAtiAitct0Fy Insurance, and tn
title 70 DO retained until payment 10 inll
Executor Of ThomII II. Wins deceased.
10 lIERvEY. AuctiOneer. ic2lT1hAS
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Your stomach OF couFuO. Why? Be,
CausO II 1t Is ont Of order you are one o.
the most miserable creatures living. Give
1t a fair, honorable chance and see II II d
not the best friend you have in the end
Don't smoke in the morning. Don't drink
In the morning, II you must smoke and
drink wait until your stomach Is through
with breakfast. You can drink more and
smoke mora In the evening and It will tel
on you less. II your food ierments and
does not digest rght-it you are troubled
with Heartburn, Dizziness Of the head
coming up Of the food alter eating, Bilious
nesS, lndigestion, or any other trouble OIL
the stomach, you had best use Grsen'I
August Flower, as no person can use i
without immediate reliei.
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AcKER's Blood Elixir Ia tho only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. 1t Is positive cure
for UlCeTs, Eruptiona or syphiltic Poi.
soninR. It puriheS the whole ByGtem, and
baniBhes all Rheumatic and Neuralgia
pains. We guarantee II. Logan K Co., O,
R. GootEs, O. Msnkemillsr, Z. B. Burt and
Bowie Bros. 3
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April Sonci Nay sole: June sec; July lie; cit
steam 1Sse. Butter steady Woiefn ltASoc' Uheea'
nrm and unchanged.
nINGHBATt o.. FEB. 2o.-Elour dull. Wheai
steady: No. 2 nd sSto receipts 600 bushels: ship
menh fU0 blahell Corn dun! No. miIed SIG,
Oau 70 fair denAnd. 40. 2mlGId E1hc Rye sa1yi
butk muau quiet, short Tib " g. bAp0u 81 Ady,
thon clear Is. whisky active ~ q g. Butter,
sugar and cheese arm. kEg1 eaAier At iSAlS.
ToiGDo, o., Feb. 20.-MheAt lctlVe and steady:
naih SIXe; Nay &c: July SsJSo; August NC. Corn
dull and hIm; cash 513sci Nay &c OAb quitti
eAAh n. tioTerleed active and arnef; cab = v;
March a klhCagA
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TO FARMERS, GARDENERS, xrc.
Grape Vines for Spring Of 1888

so Varieties Of the Best Old aud. New Grspe'
Grown Ia this County,
go ronoord. IVes, Hartford, CAtSWbE OF Perkins,
for 81 ".
IL Martha. Champion, AlvG, AgAWGm, Seneca,
Salem, Goethe or MGrdrnS, for slU0
10 Po1tlinglOu, JehenOn, iAAy, Telegraph,
barry, Wilder, Delaware, Brighton or Duchess
Tor 81 o..
d SiAEArA. sOore'h EIiiT or HnpFo State, for
81 o. In collection Of other vRiigti0Ss
Wines tiTlrIly Art clEsi, and very low by H. iCo
or 100.
Also RAgpbefrlos. BAnkb'rTini, Strawberries,
CuuAnb and GopsberIIca In variety.
PeTH0us dtsifiyR TO plant small iFnltH arc re
quested In send list Of what they want TO be
priced, before ordering elsewhere. Addrr1,
W. NJ. DUNLAP,
L.
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MANY OF the good things OF this lie arc
sorrowiully let alone on account OF Dys.
pepsia, Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
euro Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Cons!ipa.
ton; cold on q positive guarantee at %
and OCents, by Logan & Co., @. r. Goetze,
@. Msnkemiller, K. B. Burt and Bowie
Bros, 2
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BALTIMORE, Feb. q, ISIS,
All hogs and sheep sold In those yards by I. A.
BlAckIhefe Are al groag weight
Receipts this WcoE 2,5Bs mead Of hoGI, against ca
head last week. Fair 10 good hogs selling from
s. 20 to 800; pig selling from s. Is TO s. G0i rough
hogs selling nj s. W.
ANYWAYS OF LIVE noCH
At CIdre1i0At Stoek Hant1, rGd Bd,iiHOrG & OAio
RAILROAD, for vsrk esdiA0 Ptb. 2ds
40 oAn containing liz cattle, q calves, 9iS
sheep, b,b2t hOgp, $50 horses, 20 mules. hhlpmenJ
10 New York. Philadelphia, 80 $50 cAtle 10 calves
$40 sheep. ann hos 100 hOns. 20 mules
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The receipts are very light to-day a compared
with the number last Wrek-but little over one
third ~ mAuy n there Wero then-but trade was
slow, and the offerings sufficient for the demand,
which for good sheep aud lambs was reported a.
fairly good. We quOte butchers' sheep at 3SA6C
ErpAs. and lAnba a lAA6Sl Rr0hs.
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Live stoah,

CulcGso, Feb. 29-Ths DyOtr'S JOHFIlal report
CattlS- RSoeipH 300 head. shipments 400 head
market dull and icAOc lowers fancy y ltA5 "
shipping sleen . 9oAt 20! atocken and feeder
81 ba1 ~: cows, bulls and mixed y Q0I1 %: TexA
led tteen 81 0oat %. Hou-keceipu LOO head
Ihipmend 500 head; market slow and thAd
lower: mixed . i0A5 70: hoATy s SoA5 CO.. lgh
u aoA5 ~: skis q coat Is. sheep Receipt
1000 head! shipments 900 head; market strong
natives q 7AAs %: western 81 S0A5 81 Texans - v
~ 70; lambs s 0cA6 Is,
head: Ghipmenu % head; mATkei strong with a.
upward tendency: prime N7SAA 00' fair 70 rood
lEAi 50: common q nat ". HoEs-kfoeinN %
hbAd; shipments 90 head: market active: PhilA
delphlAl y S0a5 %: mixed y Ioa5 70; iOfLei
- blA5 IS; common 70 fair s. 3GA5 Is; pigs u 2.
a. 20. Sheep-RnOelpIs go head; ahipmentS W
head; market hTm; Prime d bOl6 %. lAlr 10 good
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. y Hog steady: common
and Light n c0l5 %; packing aud butcher s. "a
5 IS; neceIpI 40; shipments tp head.
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The best sAlve In the world for cute,
brulHes, sores, u!cers, nAlt Iherm, fsVei
cores, letter, ehapped hEuds, chilblAins
corns, and all akin eruptonB, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
10 guaranteed to give perfect OatlsIRction
or money refunded. Prics IS cents pei
box. For sSls by Logan 4 Co.
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To tbs mex! higher group Of rocks EeOl-
ogists have given the name Of Barren
Measures, because the coal beds they con-
tain are usually thin, irregular In thick
ness and poor In quality. Along With
much sandstone, thin limestone aud other
rocks, this group Of beds contains 4 grsA,
deal Of soft red shAle, and hence II mGkei
broad belt Of red soil almost exactly II
the central line Of the State, from Monon'
gala clear through TO Wayne. The thick
nesa Of the series varies usually between
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
RAILROApA.

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TrxE
" table taxing eject SUNDAY. DEC, Is, 1857,
Passenger trAln viii nun u ioll0HI-CentrAl time:
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on SlovenlIresGs regards the teeth. Keel
them pure, all ye who Yieh 10 DO bslovet
and caTTefsed. So1)DoST 10 untquAlod o.
\ meAns Of whitening, po!ibhipgr And pre-
serving them.
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Eupa,y pAlns on K. { o. Railway arrive At
Cb4TI,,i6D 400 .. m waiting Tor 0, H. X X.
tfain no. VI Point Pleasant, This Is The .Anrt
'Ipr and parties purchasing tickets hh0uld nE lot
flrkets Via the Ohio River Railroad. fof Informs
ION Frrlffipg rates ruutts, etc, address
Vi. j. ROBINSOS, G0n'l Rvs AEltt
FaikenbuH, ". Va.
PERD. HUsEHEE, ,,,,
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SAVE the Children. They arc especially
liable to sudden Colda, Coughs, Group,
Whooping Cough, etc. We guarantee
Acker's English Remedy positive cure,
1t sAves houn Of anxious watching. Sold
by Logan & Co., U. X. GoeiEe, y. Menke.
miller. K. B. Burt and Bowie Bros.
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GintIan.

NV YoAK, Feb. 29.-Cottou cay; upland
loJtp: Orleans lt4Sc; futures hrm; March 10 &c
ApHI 10 Sc; Nay l06Sc: June 10 69c; July 10 &c
August 10 &c; september 1910; October 9.s9c
November and December . sic.