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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
Lndinn Knitted undervoa,.

A4AAANN huAkkfA ~
Thrsv s,sln. 81 starlight wool sni ihree
long. bone nseils. OF medium sifs are The
material r,qalrei. Begin 81 the bottom
~ the vest Cas-, 90 lJt stitches; kuli
across pl,lni mi. allow. Tor t~o oige
.il,cAe. whleh will no, b. repeated 10 The
p,iisrn
Pm, ro~-Kl. O.ui rsPs,, TO end Of
ros.
second. third and foar,A row.-KaI,
plata
Finh ro--Ki. o.kl, kSiog. HI. o.
rsp.u % sud ~ low.
sitih row-knit plain
R~peu nnh snd sixth rows four times,
which furnishes The thinning lace
HlpY
Kali a. fuss, pafiing ever other row.
FORTY thlfd row-Ssffo~ al The Dvgin'
nlus ani sui % tai. row
Sb~ nsrfos At Tue bsglnnlng sni sni
% sysfy row until thsrs Arr onl' il2
.,itchs. on the nss,'ls Then kuit - ross
rihhei, ~. pg. Alteru.islv. Divide ths
IL 81 ,qusliy. 50 II "a each nse,ils. fuf
n Opening In front, then with the third
oesdl. kult bali ~sy across the fish'-aani
ne-d.s and then iucf~ase u lJf N gore.
duish Zoe fOs ADD snlt b.cE pisin o.
me neIi fow Widen each side % The In.
crease 81 Kult back pan. Coaunn,
slisning every other rbs flr Tie hos lm
gore auiii tasfv fs 30 .tia iais gnss-i
Knu 81 rows PLATA. thea narrow -
every other row - DECREASE The gore The
same - The lncfs.s@. unir thee .f. 80 .,
Knit 20 rows. pafliug every other row.
Cas-, OF loosely ~ silichs. fot the mech,
then unros eyrry iAlfd ros for N.
shoulder unill there sfv hat 30 q lefsi
cat OF lOo.sly. kali the other bali of TIE
float In the sane mAunsr.
RACK.
TIE bsck l. kniitsd the sane a. the front
With the exception % the bosom gus.ei
and dividing the STITCHES for "a. 'front.'
Sew The side. and shoulders together aud
tnl.h the neck with oroche, ro~ OF eye.
iet. aud shells.
sLgEyEs
Begln al the wrist with two ne dies
| KILT o. rows OF fibblng 2.p2.) then
kuit plain snd every nfh row unul loog
enough A. arms difsr In size, TIE nun.
Der of stitches are not given, amer INIT
llBg awhile Try on the sleeve snd az Is 10
the arm. Sew IL together and then sew In
the rest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
OUR PUPILS CORNER.

Communication. for Tits Department shouid
b. sent the eiiiot. W. A. kAsrsAs. Hast sum
ner. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
No Place Like Homo.

lie sligh,ed from the stree, car with his
friend, merchant from New York. and
-n ehesrily up the front steps OF the
house. Kissing The two little ones sitting
there with unus1sl warmth.
TEL msmms I've got company for din.
ner, be said In an o.ihsnd var.
Mamma III gone thopp.ng." lisped the
elder child.
Oh" slightly di.eoneer,sd, "then you
can tell Aunt Della
"Auut Della IN gone 10 ride"
"Hsl hs!- he laughed nervously, 80
regular stampede. but come In. and I'll
iu,roduee you 20 my wiie's mother and
she'll Get Ne up something NICE"
'Gwsn'ma IN gone 10 the matinee. pip
ed the youngstsr.
He did no, inquire for the rest Of the
fsmily-if there were any ien--out took
bis friend 20 the club. and drowned his
sorrow In libstions not load bat deep.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
DON'T ScOLp

a man Coz grusning whom he has
Rheumatism ~ Neuralgia. The pain
4 simply awful. No torture In the
ancient times vas more painful than
thee twin di.ea-cs llnt-oughtnt
amAn N b. blamed n. having Rhcu.
matism 90 Neuralgia. he won't use
Aih.lo-pho.ry., when u has cured
thousands Who have suffered in the
same vayi II has cured hundrr'i.
amer physici-~s have pronounccl
them inCurasA
n skI q avs phy.leisr. eqas -
safV ~ u kh~auIsft.sa rftch hal -~ttief
IN al hits n-Fs at .sssii~rt ~ iutsr--
90 IN I.sia thsi si-sp So slr.s-s unI-..
sIils ~ afst d. - AthkJhaFs- ssFs
- e~iisf saA ~ thiri eashlai ne q sl~sp
- 49, snt halt ksssrs -tfhsut -sAia<
| e1uatias-sf ~ 80 snf az - ssu
hsv n N rhoNth ss- sh.~sl. lnf
s.-send e.nu a. ~ l.autifn Cslufft Iic-
tufu. M-ufish hAiisn."
rREArHt0PH0Sos co. ~? Wall S. Mr.
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vENton,

Compost % 90 letters.
Myis. eo. 3. :. rs 70 . dep abyss.
Ny a., g n. :. n IL - etumsrsis.
Nv ~. 80. I. ~. 2lsscalL
Nv -. s.. 4. 20 yOuns animal
Myg. - q. Had % n,h.
Nyls. iO. n, ~ IL temperate ooliness
Ny 20. ~ "a. - 10 part ~ . pail.
The whole isa hind % medicine OF
Which We rad much now.sdsy..
UNCiE VIII
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
in-n,IY SQUARE

uu HAY SQUARE
/ A bright snowy color.
2. Anything shaped Like cone.
3 Agile uieknsme.
4 To excite % anger, or 10 make mud
5. wIful q, celt.
c. Aboy's rleknsme.
vIoLEr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
Isk aGvER-FNluHo REMEDY
FOR ALL DISEASES or The
LIVER AND 6TonAcH.

IT, sale ~ ~ nrurr'iiA Foe - 80 80 ~
,...sfri q st.ftfssnt lY utii', ls.sisrs ifss, -
t.ssi.isf 49,. D., li.tsAai... q 81. itsi-a =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

EclEaA, IrcuY, scALr, SEIS ToRruREs.
The simple application Of "Sw,rSs's
OINTMENT" without AIRY Internal medicine.
sill cure any case of letter. Salt Rheam,
Rlngworm. Piles, Itch, Sores, Pimplr-.
Ecfem,, al Se-ly. Itchy SKIN Rrupiion-,
20 matter how obstinate or long standing.
T. Is potent. Elective. ard costs but uir o
A ST. Louis man wants . divorce be.
cause bis wife snOres. whistles. smokes
and swssrs she evidently made . mis-.
take In being q woman
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
Dress the Hair

w.h AYERS Hair vigcr. IT, eleAhli.
~. beneficial efscts on The soaip, and
lasting r-rf,ine commend u tor unl-
y.r.ai toiist uss. n keer> The hair soit
sn,I silksn. preserve. IT, color. rrevsntsh
fron isiliuE. ansi. n ihe hair has eecv'''e
weak 90 thin. promotes a new gto~ih'
ITO restore the original color Of ny
h.Ir which hal turned rfematurely
80. uss.l Ayers Hair Nigur 9th sn-
An, saso.ss chesffully testify 10 tho
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

Healing power Flossle aged four
BOBBY. why DO they call ministers. doc
torsf' BOBBY. "a Id Of considerable In
formalion-'' Cos they make folks bstter. O.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

ThA, dl.t-uilon % the stomach ~hleh
many people FEEL after eating. may be due
- improper mNsiicsiion OF TIE food bat.
la most cases, 10 indicates 9 weakness Of
The digestive organs, TIE bet remedy for
shiea l. one % Ayers Plus, 70 be taken
sftsr dinner
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

Arksnsaw iss poor place 90 e, sloug
In. Ayoung man on bis welding day va.
taken cot and hanged for stealing . I've
f.Uar hpraa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

Ice Il very popular now bot Ne r,msm
brr tins nor, than six months ago when
ever, one HNs Town ON IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

/. sharp pain.
2 A disease
3 ONO force.
& TooiAei wheels.
-poURLs AcRostic.
1. vsgst,als growth.
2. A beg hssr
3 To wslk In issp snow.
4. Al Animal
5 Ap.cc mentioned 10 TIE Bible.
e. Drnk
e. Tolame.
Agifrs name.
-. Sickuvs.
10 Fooi
"a An animal.
o. Apart 81 speech.
~ Comfort
Iulu.l.-A labors.Vlng m,ehins Tor the
farm finals-a lAbof'ssving mAehine Tor
N,Nr BRowS
ASswus To Penis. 90 L,sr wsss
i-Pungcnt
A.
Ala
CHAIN
AN
3-Crocoflle
,-will,m Henry ii,;rison.
81. Auto =. Bash. 3. Rase. 4
Arms. Hart 8, Acre. :. Moor. =
L-n,. . t'eA 10. S-'sr m, Colt A.
Oueh a.. Lglu 10 Near.
Iuitlas- AhrahAm Lncbln.
Finas-Chssief A. Arthur.
-Pcicsifiins.
-
PAW
Al n
WHY
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Efficacy

o,,hi. INCARNATION Mrs. 2. II DAVID
30. Alexandria. Ia
ssIwas afii-fssi some three yesr- With
sraip dI.rase. NJ hair Vas falling uut
al La remained turned gray. lNs.
ipiural o. try Ayers Hair Nieor, and
III !. fr,s weeks che dIssa-s la nv soalp
.ll..nr...rsI and ms hair resumed 10
.,.rIrI,,i roiof. Co. Rev =. =. Siuts,
Pasiof L. n church, ~. bsrnicc' lnd'
A Few years sgo suffered ths eniire
isss ~ my hair from ihe effects ~ teti.f,.
4 bnrs.l thai afist a time nature would
rrr,,ir she los. bat I wsitri IN 'ain'
MANY fcmr,lics we're suggested hnnf,
hswetrf. with such pfooi ~ msrt a
49,. If.Ir Vi,ar. anil I tsrAB % use \.
~. r..slt uasa'l I could have desired.
A growth 20 hair so-nn came uut Az oNe,
rIg heal. anI grew o. - "a soit an'i
hr.,v a. ever hat. AMI ~ a uaiufA
rainr. ed .fruiiy ct -. H. itAi''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

The liver Abd kiinsJ. mus, be hep, 10
good condition.. Hood. Sus,p,fills 4.
great remedy for REQUESTING these
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

u.-woRp sQuaRE
I. AshAfp pain.
A disease.
90 NJ force.
TooiAei wheels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07

ASswEEs To Penis. % L..r wsss
i-Pung,nt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-27
The Campaign In Grant.

Special Correspondence Of Tie RsoI&eT.
PETERSBURG, W. Va, September "a
The Democrats OF Grant county opened
the campsigu here on last Saturday. Hon.
Jo eph Sprigg and Hon. W. F. DSer both
inside clear, forcible and rigging speeches
upou the politicsl issues now claiming the
suffrage OF our people, showing that orr
county should in its own inteIe t vote for
the Democratic nominees. A Democratic
Campaign Club was also organized with
Hon. W. F. Dyer President n sixty
nine members were enrolled. Or TINS
number six have heretofore voted the Re-
publican ticket straight, and two others
voted for Blaine. This county has only
S25 Democratic votes, and this opsning
csmpsigu qua echoes Democratic gain for
Grant county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-27
&
wheeling.


TUESDAY, September 25.
Groceries are on a regular boom, and il
is impossible to get goods. even after they
arrive here. In some cases merchant.
have been four or five days in getting
sugars after they arrived here. Sugars ar,
scarce and high. Coffee is much higher
East and at all points. Seeds firm and
in good demand. Lard and Oil are also
higher. Trade in all branches is good
SYRUPs-ChoiceS Sugar Syrsup 36c;Honey
Dripe 35c; Maple Drips, five gallon kegE
72c; ten gallon kegs zoe; one-half barrel
68c; barrel &c. Sugar dark Sec
&c additional in half harrels). New
Orleans Molasses, Fancy 47c; Choice 45c;
Prime 43c; Fair 4Oc; Mixed goods New
Orleans 30a32c; Bakers goods 3Oc.
PRoyIsIoNs--Large 8. q. mans l3tc; me.
dunn s. @. hams 13ac; small s. G. hams
14c; California hams 10c; S. O. breakfast
bacon 12c; s. @. shoulders 1Oc; homeless
hams 14c; city sides 10ic;
ham beef 12c; ordinary beet,
Sc; family mess pork, 5lb pieces,
SIC so; bean pork. fine clear, SIT 90.
LARD-Tierce Zoe; half barrels 10tc;
tuhs 9ic; tin pals, 3 lbs., lie; tin
pals, s lbs, 11tc; tin pals, 10 lbs., 1O3c;
tin pals, 20 lbs. ,10fc.
CANNED Consultative; Standard 3b
table peach So 25a2 so; No. 3 tomatoes
ST. 90 to 81 IS per dozen, as to quality;
Strawberries 2b 81 10; blackberries
oh Csc; raspberries 2 ID Csc; Dam.
sons 2Ib 95c; lima beans 90 90c;
cove oysters IN light 60c; do M full
weight 95ca$1 GO; string beans 2to S5a9Oc;
succotash 2tb 81 OOaS1 %; early June peas
81 35a1 40; French peas 15a2ec, as
10 quality, Zach; pineapple 81 40;
gooseberries 2fb 9Oca$1 90; IN Favor
tie Salmon, very fine, 81 90; I'd grade
81 75a1 81; BIB sweet potatoes 81 70; BIB
pumpkin 81 90.
WOODEN WARB-No. ] tubs 81 So No.
9 Sc so; No. 3$5 so; 2 hoop pals 81 40;
3 hoop 81 so; sap 81 so; single washboards
81 so; double do. So so; fine crimp double
do. So rs; single 81 80.
FBUITs-New Prunes 43c, ss to quail
ity; Raisins, Valencia, 74c; Layer Odora,
SIC; London layer raisins 81. 75a3. 90;
Loose Muacatels, ST. on to 2.25.
OM-Lard, extra western strained SOC,
carbon, ITO, 73c; carbon, $50, &c., white
miners best winter 55c; white miners
AZ TO SOC.
SUaARs--Cut loafsAc; Cubes s3c; Fruit
powdered SIC, Ordinary powdered Sic,
Granulated Standard &c; Standard Con.
fectioner's A Tie; Standard Grooer's A 79c,
Pearl White A 7sc; White extra O tic;
Ohio Valley 6jc; New York O &c;
fruit G sc.
Bser's Snow White A, &c; Baer's In
penal A, TIC; Confec,ioners' Standard A,
&c; Franklin's formulated, Sc; Pulyerizsd
for itiog, SIC; Puiverized, pure, BIC; Cot
SIC; Cubes, 81; Bser's Panhandle Extra
c, 73c; Bser's Banner Extra C, &c; Baer's
Golden Crown Extra G., &c; Fiuit, ste.
CoFFEK-Green Coffee-Fancy Golden
Rio 18tc; Fancy Green tic; Peaberry 1Sc;
Green ls!c;P Prime Green 16ic;Roaet-
ing grades 15jc; Java 23c. Roasted in pack
ages-Obic Valley 19ic; Ohio Valley roast
cd. 500 ID lots, 19!c.
Panhandle, l9!c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-27
REDWOOD NEWS,
Everything Lively in Our Marshall County
h

Everything Lively in Our Marshall County
Neighbour.
Tickets for the Ohio River railroad are
cold at tho Windsor Hotel in Bell flre.
This is vastly convenient for people coming
in from the eastern part of the county ~
lake the train here, and the local passen-
gers.
Miro. A. E Warden, nee Pelley, OF
Maiden. w. Va, is q gnest ~ the resi-
dence Of her parents IN Main street.
A dog team attached to a small express
wagon afforded unlimited sport to a crowd
OF u:chins on the street yesterday
The County Democratic Committee Az
pointed F Ychn, Esq on the ticket, vice
I. J. Todd, Esq , VINO resigned.
NJ. p. Burke, a poular yard engineer az
the junction, had his arm bsdiy fractured
y few days since,
An unfortuuats was trundled in 3 wheel
barrow 10 the lookup. He had a hearing
yesterday.
An engine belonging TO the B. & o
CenpaGy is u3ed temporarily ut the lower
plant.
The Moundsville accommodation will
run on it's present schedule all winter.
Rev. ". W. King, pastor of the NJ. 4.
congregation, is attending Conference.
Mr.. H. Peabody hiss a foe specimen OF
the night blooming cerius 10 flower.
Mr.. Charles Rankin, q student at the
University, vas in town yesterday.
Mira Edward Newton, ST., an estinahle
lady of Centre ward, is seriouslyIl.
Mrs. j. K. johnson, Jr, has returned
from q visit to Columbus, o,
Mics Minnie Morgan, of the Garden
SPOT, is visiting in town.
A little son of Frank Porterfield, Esq
has the scarlet fever.
Mics Marion Gstsly is visiting friends
in Pittsburg.
Several new houses are building IN
Lower ward.
Mrs. ". Bursee is visiting friends in
P~ittsburg.
Ground was broken for the " yes
terdsy.
Ali the industries are making good
time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-27
IN OLD ~PENDLETON.
Democracy VIII Organize = CAh Tor
Speakers.
n, IA PJi,or of M RsulsteT:

WIN Organize = Call for
Speakers.
To ne Editor Of ne Register;
PESpLETON. W. Va, Sept. 24-Not
seeing anything in your valuable paper
from old Pendleton for some time, 1 nave
concluded 10 drop you q few lines to let
VOC know how things are progressing IN
this part of the moral vineyard. In the
first Mace, everything looks furnishing and
favorable for the Democratic party.
We have two Democratic clubs In tine
county. One in Mill Run district,
with the following officers: s. l..
smucker, President; DR.. j. j. hopkins,
Vice President; W. A. Elbow, Treasurer,
and Charles j. Blewitt, Secretary, and
for the various duties necessary
such organizations. We have sixty.
four members enrolled, twenty-five OF
them bling enrolled on last SATURDAY, ano
we expect to enroll every Democrat 10 the
district before the last Saturday in Octo-
Der. We need some good Democratic
speakers in the county from 3 distance,
who could enlightsn the masses on the
tariff question, IS it is plainly to be seen
they (the Rspublicsns) aIe sestiog tired OF
biOh taxes. and / certainly think q lev
Vood speeches from such men as our repre-
sentative in Congress, Hon. W. L. Wilson,
Secretary OF StateA S Walker, or Hoa.
Wood Daily would do great deal Of good.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-27

1000 head; market dull; Philadelphias
Sc 3Oa6 20; Workers IS 10s6 20; grassers
and stubblers S. S0a6 10.
sheer-Rsceipes 1,600 head; shipments
/ 400 head; market fsir; good to prime
81 OOa4 40; fair to good 50 50a3 70; COM
mon to fair 50 25s2 so; lambs "a 50a4 IS.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
CINCINNATI. September 25.-There has
been d fair locsl demsnd for drivers and
workers during the past week. Business
otherwise, however, wa rather quiet, IS
there we're very few shippers in the market.
The following prices ruled throughout:
Driving aud saddle horses, S125a175; draft
horses, $150a2OO; street car borses, $SOsl15;
Southern chunks, S5Oa9O. Mules, aged four
to eight years, fifteen and half to sixteen
hands, $~135s150; fifteen to fifteen and q
half hands, S115s135; fourteen and q
half to fifteen hands, $90a115.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-27
xsnyasds
baltimore AND OHIO 3. r.

Departure OF Trains nom Wheeling. Easea,
time. Schedule inefect April 9Th, 1853
q. $40 p. m. and $50 p. N. daily. and lis
i aIss si 8 easnaan.a. and 8. Iou,.:: ION /.
n. n ILLS p N. daily.
Cambridge accommodation s0a m, a1ce2a
For Columbus, los q m. daily, asd MS p
N. daily, and as p. m daily exoePt Sunday.
Express for Warrington, D. G., Baltimore
Philadelpnia and Esw forE, vta Grafton. s7A
j For cpa R sa ) n . nav washington, Pa, s.oam
daily: Express, $40 q m. daily; las p. N. dkih
except Sunday. Additional Wsy train tor Wash.
'n fissssa ra;, ssis E | q, S nd f Fsssss sSaS:'i sson
For IoundsviIle SIS m, 7:ss . m, I2oa
noon and $40 p m, daily except Sunday.
For For S eSISssl s;1S ? IA e; 2 ai ~. daily .ucep. Sun
fcr ST. Clsirvile, SOS and soo q m. and 10
p. N. and $40 p. m. daily except Sunday.
Express trains arrive nom Chicago 90 ant
s;sS 4 m, and sac ?. n daily and ta6 q NJ
KIpress trains arrive nom St Louis and Gin
cinnan, Ass q m. and 6:l0 p. NJ, daily.
Express Trains arrive nom PhilAdelphiA Bal,
g. m. and los4S ,. m. DAILY, via Pittsburg nls
Trains arrive nom Columbus as q m:
6:lo p. m. daily, and loss . m. daily except sur
day.
fraius arrive nom P~ithburg, lois q n Ad y.
and lst5 p m, except SundayA and oAs p. m
and lilo p. m. daily.
Trains arrive nom Washington, Pa. 500 An,
daily except sunday.
From Moundsyilie, TO and sl5 Q m and LIE
and 7:40p y. m. daily except Sunday.
Trains arrive from Grafton, li:O q m. daily.
Trains arrive from Cumberland, $50 p m.
daily except sunday.
From ST. ClaiIsvfie, 7a5 and loss q m. and
las, and e:lo p. m. daily exoept Sunday.
Cambridge Accommodation arrives ct 7:l0p
N. except Sunday.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels ard
residences on orders let ct Ticket Once, lac
Market street, and at Depot
CHAa. o. sCULL.
General Passenger Agent
". NJ, CLRNENTS, MANAGER. myl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-27
A NEW RAILROAD,

For Which = Charter Has just Been
Granted-Other State News.
The G~reenbrier Psesbytery was in ses-
sion last week.
There are several cases of typhoid fever
at Concord, Mercer county.
LloYd Wheeler, son Of Squire H. H.
Wheeler, of Rowlesburg, fell from q freight
car near Independence last Thursday night
and was killed.
A little son Of George Taught, near
Metz, Marion county, was severely III ured
a few days ego, by being accidentally hit
on the hsad with q rock, thrown by a COM
psnion.
James Leonard, q farm hand, of near
Ngytiushurg, has been missing since Sept
ember Sth, aud fears of foul play ere en-
tertained. His wife aud family are IN
great distress
Simon j. Strsder, of Gross Run, Upshur
county nine miles east Of B~uckhanuon,
WAS killed by a runaway team which he
was driving. He was an old aud promi-
nent citizen of that county.
A farmer near Fsjrmont has had carved
on a handsome grave stone the figure CT a
female milking a COW. "A the stone is to
he erected over his wifs's grave, 1t IS pre-
sumed to be suggestive II the tact thet
hat goGd lady took her flight 10 celestial
spheres by toe route Of the Milky Way.
A few DAYS AGO q Shepherdstown cat
crasled into the oyeu OF the stove to get
warm aud went to sleep. The housewife
ahUt the door, knowing nothing Of the
rat's fresk, and made up q hot lire. Re-
sult-osked cat and a bad ndor. A
couple OF weeks ago another lady in the
.ame town cooked q Scotch terrier in the
same way.
Two hogs, sons of w. II. Leach, living
rosr the mouth of Second creek, Irish
Corner district. about four miles from
Ronceycrte, met With q bad accidents re-
Gently. Albert, the elder, dropped On axe
On his foot, cutting the leaders sever
ing an artery. Ernest ran to the field for
\ horse to 90 for the doctor, and was kicked
nv the arimsl, cutting q deep cash n his
thigh. The bows OF ereeOveripg.
Three ShepherdstoWn boys being in love
with the game girl, and the young lady's
affections being about equally divided,
thew adopted a very simple and sensible
wsy 70 settle the matter. They drew
strsws 10 see who should be entitled to tbs
most of her company. Turo shepherd
drew the shortest straw, which entitled
him to the first plSoe; Ed Line came III
second and Harry Seim came last. As Tor
ths youug lady, she seems to be we'll sat
isied.
The Secretary of State has issued a char
ter for q new railroad company, the incor'
porators OF which are all residents OF Park
ersbu1s. viz Senate J. n. Camden, Hon
w. \. Chancellor, V. B. Archer, Esq and
j. N. Camden, Jr. The company is called
| the BuckbunnOu Railroad Company, ano
its purpose is to construct a railroad from
| Brckhanron river to the Three Forks o.
that river near the line between Upshul
ard Randolph counties. The princips
office will be at Weston, in order to 0per'
ate along the line of the road already II
existence from there to Buckhsnnon. The
new road, which is to be built ss 81
possible, will open mp an uudeyeloped ter
ritory rich in mineral and timber re
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ary So Al. Butter-Eass; western dairy
l2sl4tc; 90 eresn cry l3s23c Cheese
w,st+rn 7fasac Ccpper-Dull; lake
SIT 50 Tin-Ftrm and moderately active
rt~-E
CHICAGO, September rs The wheat
msrket to-day vas susceptible TO rapid
fluctuations, price, declining and advsnc'
ing easily. Trading in corn was sctive.
Oats moderately active Provisions in
fair demand. FIour-Firm and nnchs oged.
Wheat-Cssh No 2spriDg 81 03a1 "a; No.
8 spring S6Asssc; No. 2 red 81 03; Sep
tamber 81 013.1 O43 closing at 81 o.
October SO! s9ss", closing at 9ac; Deem
bar 963s9Ssc, closing st 974c; May 9Sss
81 Ols, closing at 81 00s. Oats-CaSh
No. 2 23s.; Septeu' Der 234c; November
24fc; May 2saa2esc, closing at este.
Flax Seed-No. /, 81 81. Timothy Seed
Prime al 81 55s1 Sc Mess PorS-
Cash Sl4 IS; October $14 Scala Sc; No,
vember $l3 20, closing at $13 20; Jan
uary SIS 673. Lsrd-Cssh $40 523, clos
ing at $40 so; Novemher So 25; January
So 10. Cut Mests-Short rihs IS 52ta
8 57t; shoulders So 623ss rs; short clear
So 25. Whisky-At 81 % Butter
Dali and easy; creamery 23a24c; choice
2la22c; choice 10 fancy dairy 16slSc.
Eggs-Scarce at 173s18c.
Oincinrst,
CINCINNATI, O., September 26 Cotton
Firm Flour-StO1g and higher; fam
lily 81 O0a4 25; fancy $4 50s4 IS. Wheat
Strong and higher; No. 2 red 95c; re-
ceipts 5000 bushels; shipments 6, 800 hush
els. Oorn-Firm. Oats-Firm; No. 2
25c. Rye-No. 9, 563c. Pork-Firm
at SIS 90. Lard-Quiet at $40 90. Bulk
Meats-Short clear So 90 Bscon-Firm
at $40 373. Whisky-Firm at 81 IA.
Butter-Firm and in fair demand. Cheese
Steady. Eggs-Dull and lower.
BALTIMORE, ND, September 26-Wheat
Western active aud easier; No. 2 winter
red este; October 9~6!s96ic; December
81 90. Confirm; spct 50:; year Ala
45c; January ~44Sa44sc. Oats-Firn;
western white 25s30c; mixed 23a23sc.
Hsy-Quiet and steady; prime choice
western SIS GOALS so Provisions-Steady
Mess Pork SIS 75s16 90. Buttar-Quiet
and steady; western packed 16a17c; cream
cry 21a23c. Eggs-Firm and higher at
19!a209c.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, September 60
aud higher. Wheat-Options
weak ard lower; No, 2 red 963c; migrated
81 DIAL OF; No 9 red, September s~9!s9O}c;
November 81 GOAL O14; December 81 013
Oom-Quiet; futures dull; No. 3 high
mixed 5Sc; No. 2 mixed, September 5Oa
sole; November 4Ss50c. Oata-Stesdy;
No. 3 white 32lc; futures quiet and firm;
No. Q white September 343a353c; October
33ic; November ~34a34fc; December Safe.
TOLEDO, September %. Notwithstanding
and lower; cash 81 Of; September 97tc;
oslo; December 81 OO4; May
81 O52. Corn-Dull and steady; cash and
October 45c; January SIC. Oats-Casb 29c.
Seductive and steady cash and
S. 90; November S. %; December
S5 10.