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vote next election to destroy the 6le-
makers Industry he may become an ap-
plicant for a job in your machine shop.
He mus! try something else, 50 the free
traders say.
"YOu must be able 70 buy EnglIsh files
cheaper, perhaps; but would 1t pay2 That
is the question. And If you are selfish
enough to believe that 1t would pay, pray
tell the Pras what assurance you have
that the EuElish manufacturer, having
once secured our market, may not put the
price up to 50 80, instead of g 80, the
American price?
"sHll you arc using taxed fle.'"
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By virtue OF deed OF trust made BY Thonu "
simpson and isabella Il pkon, his wife, % ua \,
trustee, dated June "a, + 6, recorded 10 the oss
OF the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio co1b,T
West Virginia, In b ed Ci Trust Book 40 Il p,;s
49, will sell at the norm front door OF the Conn
House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, the I'd DAY Of MARCH, ISIS
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ", the following a
soribed property that IA 10 say: All that plr q Ia
numbered ono hundred and iorty.ihree, Gtgi,ei
on the east side OF ChRpilne Street In the CIV q
Wheeling Ohio county, West Virgl1il, which d
described ~ follows: Beginning al the noithVer
corner Of said lot No. llS and running EOuthVIriT
thirty. thtee feet along the east line Of Chatlns
strteI; then extending back CastHArdly LehritEIl
even width Of thlrtythree feet 10 the line Of IGEd
GAllAhCr.
The title TO the above property Is believed 10 b
perfect but selling as trustee | will convey 0u!J
The title vested In me by said deed OF tTuS!
TERMS OF SALE-Ore.third and 81 much more n
the purchaser elects 10 pay. In caIh on the Day q
sale, the balance 10 two equal lrSAllmenI IN one
and two yearS, notes bearing Interest 10 b. given
for the deferred payments and secured BY dead Of
trust on The property and the buildings 10 be Kept
insured for the benefit Of such trust
W. J. W. COHDEN, Trustee
W n ulTYvR AuNtiOnepF I,ps
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Attention Republicans,
Call for State Convention Of Republican
Clubs to Form n State League.

HAE1mSBUEo, ". VA, Jan. y lSss.
To he Republicans Of Vet Vr0iHta:
By authority vested 10 nc as Vice President OIL
the National Republican League for WatVlrginia'
hereby call Convention Of Clubs 10 be held Al
tho Opera House, wheeling on
FEBRUARY 10 d 10, 1883.
The purpose OF this meeting is for the orgAniIA'
tIou OF state League 10 act in harmony with the
National League. Each Club is entitled TO i've
delegates and to cast oue vote in the Convention
The members OF the Congressional and slAte
Committees and tho Chairman and Secretary oil
ehch County Committee are expected TO attend.
All edltora OF newspapers oppOted to Gconunu
alton Of tho Democratic administration arc cor
daily invited.
Reduced fares on railroads III be given to thoSt
attending the Convention.
Organize Clubs at once throughout The State
and appoint delegates.
GEORGE N. BOWERS,
Vire President National League for West Va
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of decd Of trust made nv r,,,.
Hazlett TO me a. TRUSTEE, dGtd June rs -
corded in the office Of the Clerk Of The mn u !,
Court Of Ohio county, West vIrIIuia, In DssJ /,
Trust Book No. n rage 2Ii, will Sell Al he go,s
door Of the Court House Of said county, on 1'''-
SATURDAY, the 25th DAY Of FRBRuAR l,,,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ", the iollouips A.
scrlbed property, that "a 10 say: The south Nh I,
lot number one hundred and thirty iOuf nan
fronting on the east side Of MARKET QUAR- N Il.
Fifth ward, IN the city OF Wheeling Ohio co1Bty
West Virginia, with the improvements ,he5cS5
consisting OF brick dwelling house and oscs
building and outbulldlng N@'''
The title Is believed 10 be good, but sellIp9 4,
trustee viii convey only the title vested In NJ "
said deed OF tIust.
TERMS OF SALE One third ca,h. or as much r,,,s
Us the purchaser may elect, on day Of Ie nv
balance in two equal insAmeub at one And tSo
years, the purchaser TO give notes Tor deferred nav
N enty bearing SIX PSF cent: the tide will BE- "a
tanned until payment Is made in full
W, IL HALER, AuctIunfPt 10
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bOllCllOfh IOr OOnTlhlnhubf
70 CAVoline ponAr Alu Vincent BOnAr her hut
band, George MoGarr, Amanda scott, Lethe
A. Gates and John yates her husband, heirs Ct
law Of Samuel HcGRrr, deceased, william u.
Buckley, Thomas Buckley, lohn Buckley. sarah
Stephens, Mary A. HuliDgS and ThomA' HuliDRS
her Husband, and Ellen 3 Brown, heirs at law
OF Anule Buckley, deceased, Elizabeth GilchItEt
and John GilChrist her husband, sarah X. Sin.
gleton. John Albert Singleton, Harry J. Single.
fe9LTh
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NoIIca 10 rake nenosllIons.

The defendants will take notice that the deposl.
lions Of Walter II. RinehAIt James A. Henry,
Joseph Bedley, James 4. Acker, Watt Gray and
otherS will be taken at the oice oil g. L. CTRnmtr,
No 60 Twelfth street, Ut "heeling, West Virginia,
on the 9Th dRy Of March a. D., 1885, between tho
houn OF o O'Clock A. y. and 8 O'Clock p X, 10 be
read In evidence In the above named cause on be-
half OF said II from any cAute tho
taking OF the said deposlHons shall not be COM
menced, or being commenced, shell not be com.
pleted on that day the taking of the same Will be
adjourned from time TO time until the same be
com pletel,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

4
By virtue OF deed OF trust made BY George
Hubbard and Emma H. Hubbard, his wife, to nc
a. trustee, dated December I, 1883 recorded 10 the
office Of tho CLERK Of the County Coun Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, in Decd Of Trust Book No.
20, page az, will sell al the north DOR Of The
Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY. JANUARY 81, ISIS,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following
property, that Is 10 say:
All Of Lot numbered iorty.tEo Tot No. IN 10
Caldwells Addition TO the city Of Wheeling In
said county.
tho purchAGer may elect, 10 DO paid in cash al the
time Of sale. and tho balance In two equal install.
menN at one and two years, with lnlerOsl iron
the day Of sale, the purchaser 70 give notes ioi
the deferred payments and the tito u be retained
until payment Is made In full
&c. HEEvEY, AuctIoneor, ds3
Tho above sale Is adjourned until Saturday, Feb
ruGry 4, 1888, at 10 O'Clock y, al the same place
jGI3 3. +. CRAWFORD Trustee.
The above sale is Adjourned until sAtuttIy
February IL, lsss al 10 O'Clock 4 q: At nne
place, b. +. CRAWFORD,
in6 Trustee.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAINs-on and after Nov. 20, 1SST-RxTLA-
HIffoR OF RRHKERHC1 NJ RXs. sDaily. tsundAy
copied. IsundGJ only aSter standGrd time;
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A HEALTHY skin may be obtained
through Skin Success. Cleansing aosJ
and healing ointment. At drug store o!
McLain Bros.
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WHEELING & ELM GRoVER, r.
w On And after Monday, October 81, 1857,
trains on the Wheeling 4 Kim Grove Railroad viii
run - follows;
Leave Wheeling:
$50 m, 7:O0G N, . N, ll:oO m, l;so N, $50
N, $40 p m, 700 p m, s;oopm
Arrive at Wheeling Park;
500 N, 7:S5 q m 9:S5 & m, HIS q n, 2;05 m.
l:oS N, S:6S p N, 7:SS m, 9:SSpm.
Leave wheeling Park:
6:l0 m, 7:ES IN. 1000 m. 1880 n, 2;So D m.
i:2O p n, $40 pm, 500 p m, 1000 N.
Arrive at Wheeling:
SIS m. s:O . N, io'SS q N, los p n, sos n,
1855 p N, 6:is p N, SIS m, lo:So pn.
sUNDAYS-LeAye the city at 500 m, and run
every hour until s:O0pm Leave Wheeling Palk
al 900 m, and run every hour until 10 p N, ex
oept tho church trGin, which win leave The FAff
COS Q. mRsoH. supL
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NEw ADvERT1sEMENrs.

HELP OF ALL KINDS FURNISHED
III FREE. Situations procured for male ard
female THE PuBLIO RECORD, lilo Main street,
Rnorn z spfond 1OnF les
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february s, lss8. fen
NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

VNHE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
i Ohio County, IS IN the Circuit Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia. February Rules
1888.
Matthias JefTers and James Z. Acker, executors Of
ihelGst Will aud testament Of IsAAcZ Blanchard,
deceased,
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u. z. = o. Railroad.
BellAire d ZAnesVflle Through Passenger leaves
BellRIre at $40 =, m arrives At BellAire at D N,
WOodSneld Passenger leaves BOllAiro ct l;28 D.
m, arrives ct BellGife ct $40 .. N.
Bummerheld Accommodation leaves BellAIro NJ
100 p, m, arrives Of BellAire At i0:46 q m.
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DIIIl-

DIED.
villa widow ~ tie "a e kcnsrd : fis ssN ST.
| Notice Of funeral "a morning paprr-
m, thMA tIfant daughter OF ". o and Mary
west ff:iAs Al : oeioci .. IA " '"' 80 "'''.'-
AZ, HoE "a B. 81 ISssasy aapga n isss at Ro
y-seyei.ih year Of MS age
Il 70 p m. on ssiuId.s. .lsi instant, lnssr,.ns =
a.Se, =, m So os saTs fas lro and
Washington payers Ilsase coIy.l
o yoHNsoS r. o., Tss,asep,. osr,toa Baltimore
sIKxSDT JoHNsuS. MIN of III IL n5Dhn-
Johnson OF Nes York an the sIrt, nth year OF hsr
Funeral from the Cathedral Friday O, iosm
McchEsNEs; on Ms.:aesday evening. January
is. 1854 JOHN H. MochEs>EY. ~ the Iftl -ulnth
Funeral from his late resideacs. HIS Ninth street.
Rock Greek cenroteIs.
hcKEwEN. On Jar l.ry I7ts. 1855. BRIDGET
The funeral viii take Ilace Il, m her sor-,n.,sxs
rss.aep Ne William .eed r. 1922 Airty mn. ssrses
O'Clock. Services at Trinity os;hCic church a, %
May her soul rest in peace.
Friends and relstves respectfully invited TO 81
lsss. 81 . O'clock. mrs. SxSci SffcaEil. fos:
Funeral viii lie place .s 10 80 on Friday. the eoss,
IRON tae MSani "a llsa sls'tis ShSrca on strest
are NJ ied 70 siisnd lcoium6is I-Ien Wi pis..s
oopy.l
puwER. On "Wednesday. January n. 1855.
cATHARfNE O. PONkk. the re,enty-ercond year
OF Ler
Funeral will take rlace from the Sixth Presbyterian
Chrrrh sixth snd { sieeets southwest. fnday,
are ssS.s S 4 sssfs sieni 4 and :sa.
ElCHAkDsoN. On January is. 1855 Ct 2 30 IN,
MARY BLksADfTTA, dnugl ter % James AID Tie
late Ksfey klclssrcsoa. AGED year and - dAye
lnnerS Friday nIornlux. al 10 O'Clock. frOin go
Twelfth strtet eout.ncet.
klses. On THURSDAY. Janusry %. lsss. at 8
O'clock an. THOMAS LANkAsON kf0o &. IN IL
shsrtieth year of h. dgo.
Fuuersi IRON 81 G-i;hew's Church Saturday, Jam
NARY 81 40 10 e.ac Fricnes fna.i, md
ths rcserea eies.. tse re.lsesiuily invited e.
tend. %
RoTE. On yeeucsd.s. 5snuary rs 1883 NJ q 10
an. JACOB ioIi IN tie sxt, year Of his xrr.
Funeral Hon - lste fesideie-. l.2 B II ne On
Friday thu .OtA Instant. :. I.saL Relatives and
ff1euos inyiseL
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Tariff KefOrnpers Pleased.
THEY THINK Mr.. RANDALLS DEFEAT AT HARRl
BURG MAY MAKE ELM MORE ACIl RIE

THEY THINK MR. KANDALLS DEFEAT AT HARRIR-
BURG MAY MAKE HIM MORE TRACTABIF
Much satisfaction was felt by the tariff REFORM
ers in the House to-day over the defeat OF Mr. Ran.
dali at Harrisburg yesterday. The election OF Mr.
Scotts man as chairman OF the democratic
state committee and the adoption If The
resolution rully iDdOrsing Mr. Cleveland's tariff
message Is looked upon as a great victory for the
administration II is the first direct and effective
blow at Mr.. Randall'S influence, and il is believed
that II will have an effect upon mat
tiers In the House. 1t may tend to
make Mr.. Randall more ready to act with
the majority OF his party TO secure the passage OF
moderate tariff bill and IL may also have an in
1uence upon his following In the House. Mr. RAN
dali kept c.Ose at his desk all day and refused TO
talk with any one
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DoBB1ss ELEo1R1c Soar.
THE BEST FAMILY SOAP IN THE WORLD.
IT Is STRICTLY PURE, UNIFORM IN QUALITY

The original formula for which we paid $4,000
twenty years ago has never been modified or changed
In the slightest This soap 10 identical in quality TO-
day with that made twenty years ago.
1t contains nothing that injure the finest fabric
1t brightens colors and blesches whites
1t washes hannels and blankets no other soap in
the world does-wlthout Misunderstanding them soft
and white aud like new.
READ THIS TWICE
There is great saving Of Time of labor Of SOAP of
fuel and Of the fabric where Dobbins Electric Soap 10
useu according to directiona
One trial will demonstrate its great merit 1t will
pay you to make that trial.
Like all best thuys 1t Is extensively initiated and
counterfeited.
BEWARE OF IMTTATIONS
Insist upon DoBBINs' Electric. Don't Jake Mag
netic. Electro Magic Philadelphia Electric any
other fraud simply because it is cheap. They will ruin
clothes. and are dear at any price. Ask for
DOBBINS' ELECTRIC
snd take other Nearly every from Maine 70
Mexico keeps it in stock yours hasn't it, lie viii
order from his nearest wholesale grocer.
Read carefully the inside wrapper around each bar
and be careful to Follow Directions each outside
wrapper. You Cannot Afford to wait longer before
Trying for Yourself this old reliable and truly won-
derful
DOBBINs' ELECTRIC SOAP. d7.6m
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Lieut.. Taunt's sanity.
HIS MENTAL CONDITION TO BE EXAMINED By A

Lieut.. Taunt who was recently tried by court
martial In New York, has been ordered TO the De-
partment for medical examination. His friends
have asserted that his mind is affected by the
severe experiences through which he
passed in the arctic regions, and this
e1 ANIMATION has been conceded to test that
question. II has been runored through the De-
partment that Lieut.. Taunt was not TO be found
when the order was issued and his family was re-
ported as being exercised over his "disapp ar
ance." STAR reporter to-day called on Mrs
Taunt the mother OF the lieutenant, and learned
that she received a message from HIS wife yesler-
day. stating that he was in New York in fairly
good health. She further said that the DEPART
ment knows very well where he is.
The proceedings In the court-martial trial have
not yet been made public, at IL Is probable that
they Will be kept back until the result OF the med-
Cal examination is known.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-dly
y: s: As. coupons, 1854 bid. l2S. asked
Washington Gas, 37a bid, 37s asked. George
town Gas As bid. National Union Insurance. 1874
bid. Columbia INSURANCE, l2n bid. 13A asked
Washington Brick Machine, 2I5 bid. Bank of
Washington. go bid, 800 asked. National Met
ropolitan Bank. l79 bid. Farmers' and Mechanics
Bank of Georgetown. 100 bid, Second National
Bank. l25 bid. l23h asked, Penn. Telephone
and Potomac Telephone Co. 10 bid. rs asked
81 bid. National Bank Of the Republic. l55 bid
COLUMBIA National Bank: 10 bid. hoy asked
Title Insurance Co.. So bid. 81 asked
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WHOLESALE ARREST OF NIKIILsTs-Gen. dresser,
the project OF St. Petersburg the night OF Janu
airy 12 ordered that numerous houses In the city
be searched. The result was the arrest OF SS7
persona. One house was set on fire by the occu-
pants and several nihilist printing machines and
large number OF revOlut onary pamphlets were
burned. The occupants themselves were unable
70 0scape and were arrested.
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A Question Of Identity.
WAS JOHN STEWART THE MAN MRS. LYDASE SAW IN
HEX HOUSE.

In the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, to-
day, John stewart, a colored man, was placed on
trial for HOUSEKEEPING in the night at the resi-
dence OF 7. o. Lydane, No. $40 9th street north
west on December 3 last. Messrs. Morse and Soth-
oron for defense. Mrs. Lydane testified that She
found her front door open. and going 10 IL the
man pas ed her In the yestibule She seized him.
saying, acct ont you black thief, ard he went
OF. she then raised an alarm and followed him
TO the corner. The olficer there arrested him and
she accused him, bu he denied IL. She had her
eyes on the man the whole time. she missed a
hat from the rack. Officer Dyer testified 10 AT
resting defendant, WHO denied that he had been
to the house. The defendant, stewart testified
that he was coming down 9th street when he
heard the lazy calling s.thief." ''officer- when
She saw The officer she caused witness arrest.
After argument the court said that the case Was
one as 10 the identity OF the prisoner.
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w ANAMAKER'S
It seems paradox that much current interest in the
store should be divided between the things for md
Sheds anu Ginghams, skates and Hamburg Emproid-
cries. Owe coats and Muslin Underwear are equally in
is our study.
favor.
FRENCH SATEENS
They're on hand Not the highest cost. 81 cents .
yard. You need not know the Makers call them
WANAMAktR'S, for we control this market on them.
This IS the hub OF the Sateen trade. You may get .
day are ony one fourth Of SINGLE order And then
orders both sides Of the Watch the season
and you will know how great they are.
The first peep at the stylesan artists first view:
zouAve red and baby blue serpent and cream: rain.
bows divided and multiplied And for figures stripes
with trailing vines stripes with polka dots dancing all
about, stripes holding up platds plaids with over
pialds; palm patterns, and double o's involved like
tugeler's rings.
1hls rattle about styles MAY do you some good Not
much unless IL brings you to see the stuffs.
COLORED HENRIETTAS
Henyietts Cloth in Coors That means . wool filing.
thread woven on silk warp. Tho silk worm and the
sheep differ in questions of color. skful dyer not
thousand miles away has yoked them fast together
We show 81 colors; price. Sl.25 yard; 80 inches
| wide.
There il science and art in these stufs. The pro-
portion Of the bers is right They don't slip the
warp. You can make button holes that button and
seams that hold And culors! 70 eye rests only
wool, but the sheen 10 ike silk. lntuitve refinement
alone catch the fine touch Of color shown by these
shades.
Order by mail anything in the store
JOHN wANAMAKER,
d17-6m Philadelphia.
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Won Steubenrach, the alleged granddaughter Of
tae king Of WurtemburR, and Max Reed, the de-
PENDANT In the criminal suit recently brought by
the society for tho Prevention of Cruelty In Pitts
burg were married at the registers ONCE Wednes
day. thus settling the criminal pr0ceedingA MIS-
Reed IL ouly fourteen years OF age and cannot read
or write Her husband Is quite Intelligent and
Well-fo
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MADE ImANR BY THINKING o. DIsEAsR. - John
Peal was brought TO the asylum at Trenton, n J.,
q few weeks ago, q ravtng maniac. He nfgt showed
signs Of dependency short while after the death
OF his TWO sisters both OF whom died Of consump-
ton. The fact that the disease was hereditary In
nis family constantly preyed upon his mind, and
h Gradually became bereft OF his reason. He died
ON Monday.
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MALONE STEALS A MARCH ON RIDDLEBERGER.-
dispatch from Richmond to the New York Her.
aid says that senator Riddleberger arrived there
from Washington Tuesday night too late TO put in
appearance at the meeting OF republicans called
to organize a state league OF national republican
clubs. Mr.. Riddleberger found that he and his
friends had been severely left out in the cold His
own county and district Is to be, the dispatch
says SO rotten boroughed as to shut him out OF
the next national convention, II possible. The
senator is indignant at the rough treatment he
has received. Yesterday morning he denounced
the league and club organization as a scheme to
raise campaign fund with which Malone could
pack the next State convention In the interest Of
John Sherman. He declared that be would not
submit to such high-handed proceeding on the
part OF Malone. II necessary he would resign
his seat in the senate and stump the state against
IT, He intends to organize all the anti-Mahone
republican factions and make such fight against
Malone this year as has never before been wit
messed in Virginia
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I'd EDITION.
--latest T6leglanS 10 The Star.
WE'RE READY ron the ROBBERS.

Two Of . Gang that Attempted % Rob
. Train In Missouri Killed.
Sr. LOUIS. Jan. 19.-An attempt was made on the
Wabash train last night by robbers 81 miles west
Of Kansas City, near Missouri City. The train
was tagged and the engineer ordered out Of
his cab. The officials had Information
guns met the robbers, and the leader, 1t Is said,
was shot down. The officials are now Ia pursuit,
and some OF the robbers have been captured One
was killed, 1t is reported, IN resisting arrest.
The robbers are known to be farmers living in
the neighborhood OF Missouri City. One OF them
Is said to have been q member OF the James gang
at one time.
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Tar Wonsr CouaH

Il relieved BY the uss Of Ayers Cherry Psctoral.
But don't delay TN ths bronchial tubes are IN.
famed and The lungs consested Promps use
insurss rapid cure. L D. Bixley. Of BartonvfllA
Vt. writes: -Four yesrs aeo ] took . severs
cold. which was followed BY terrible cough I
was confined to my bed about four months.
Ny physician finally said was in Consumption.
and that he could not help me. One Of my
ncighbors advised me TO try Ayers Cherry Pec-
torsl. I did SO, and was well before had IN
ished taking the nrst bottle. Ever since then
my health has been good"
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
Prepared by Dr.. J. @. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass
Sold by all Druggists Price, 81: six bottles. %.
h16
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baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE. Nd, January 10. - virginia 81

BALTIMORE. Nd, January 10. - Virginia skies.
consolidated, 40 past due COUPONS, d, ~; do new
BALTIMORE, Nd. January 10. - Cotton quiet
middlng. ~ sllOH: Flour on fair de land and
s97; amber, goa 100: western dull and rather easy
No. winter red. spot S73.aSSs; February, SS1sa
ern fairly active and firm; white 5sa29; yellow, %
57A: January 57s bid; February. 81 hs:5S: May
601a 81. Oats dull but teay-southern and Penn
syivania 3Oa36 western white, 4Oa42 western ixed
37s:tY. Rye quiet and steady, 6sa1O. Provisions
steady at curren, prices Coffee seady-Rio carxoes.
firm. l5a16. Whisky steady l. 15s1. 10. Freights to
Liverpool per steamer dull-cotton. I6d. -four. per
ton l2s.6d: grain, 25ad Receipts-hour, B. 400 bar
res; wheat, 1000 bushels corn, 1000 bushels: oats
1000 bushels Sales-wheat. 100000 bushels: corn
Is, 600 bushels.
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AN AMERICAN VESSEL BURNED At SEA.-The
American ship John 7. Berry, Capt. Watts, which
sailed from Philadelphia, october 3, for Hioso,
was burned on January In latitude "a degrees
south, longitude 1874 degrees east Fourteen OF the
crew have landed at Nambuccra Heads. A boat
with eleven Others Is missing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19

A CONDEMNED MAN Cuts Hrs THRoAr.-Edward
Corey, confined In the Ptttsburg Jail, and under
sentence OF death for the murder OF Policeman
Evans, cut his throat from ear to ear Wednesday
afternoon with a small-sized penknife, which he
had concealed In his CELL He cannot recover. The
pardon BOARD refused his application for commu-
talon OF sentence yesterday morning, and he COM
mitted the deed shortly after being informed Of
the boards action.