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We beg 10 call your attention 10
tho lines q the "Great and Only OH
caRo, Milwaukee h 81. Paul Railway.
Tlley now own and operate over 300
miles Of road, extending through I'LL.
nols, Wisconsin, Minnesota, North and
South Dakota, Iowa and Missouri. II
Is tile short line and best route from
Chicago 10 Council Bluffs, Omaha, ~.
Paul, Minneapolis, Kansas Olty'a and lh-
totnadlate points. Their equipment 10
unsurpassed, Vestibuled trains, chair
cars, Pullmans finest sleeping cars, and
the finest dining cars In tho world,
Meals IS cent?. II you contemplate a
trip West, Northwest Or Southwest Of
Chicago, YOU will make no mistake by
purchasing YOUR tiCketover tho Chicago,
Milwaukee 4 81, Paul Railway, All
ticket agents have them Write 10 or
call on William Kelly, IL, Travelling Pas.
senRef Agent, room 20, Clinton Block,
Columbus, Ohio, for rates Of fare, Maps,
time tables, etCi, furnished FREQ
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How tho brand Goiden Drawing Occurred


How the Grand Golden Drawing Occurred.
Everyone wants to hear the result Of
the Grand Extraordinary Golden (the
229th Monthly Drawing. which took
place at New Orleans, La, OF the Louisi-
ana State Lottery on Tuesday, June
18th, 1880. Here Is a record OF some OF
Fortunes vagaries, and any further in
formation can be had on application to
NJ. A. Dauphiny New Orleans, La.
Ticket No. 81, COS drew the First Capital
Prize OF 100000. 1t was sold in frac-
tional parts Of fortieths at 81 each sent
TO NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La. Z:
one to Mrs. Catharine Callahan, 3Sl Fed
eral st., Boston, Mass; one to East Sagi-
nav National Bank, East Saginaw, Mich. ;
one to WIN. Dal1uist, Duluth, MINI. ;
one to Martha Q: Wyman, Lynn, Mass. /;
one to LeonardM. Hersoy, Boston, Mass,
one to Lavenson 4 GersoD, Sacramento,
Cal. ono to i. IL. La Tour, Buffalo, N.
Y; one to O. I. Nestor, Lancaster, o.;
one To Miss Annie Dawce, Strawn, Tex;
one TO Canton Exchange Bank, Canton,
Miss. one to State National bunk, Mem
phis, Tenn; one to j. +. Edwards,
Atlanta, Ga, etc, etc. No. B2,S11 drew
the Second Capital Prize Of 100000,
also sold in fractional iortieths at
81 90 each; one to Mad. j. T. DeComier,
So n. 18th st., Philadelphia, Pa; one to
IIKleiber, 1912 NJ 10th st., Philadel-
phia, Pa; ono TO Il. g. Greene, Port
land, Me-; one to II. Rosenberg, Calves
ton, Tex. I; one TO Harmon, ia Eliot st.,
Boston, Mass. ; one to y. Amsdcn, 1877
Eighth st., New York City; one TO D..
Hillman, Redding, Ala. one 10 X. Veg
ner, Chicago. Ill, one 70 NJ. s. Murphy,
Merit, Tex. one to John i. Riera, Jr,
Lawrence z. o., La, etc, etc. Ticket
No. A, 024 drew the Third Capital Prize
OF 100000, also sold In fractional for
tiethB al ST. 90 each one to S. -. Klauber,
Newark, N. j.; one TO Frank =. Pierce,
50 Clinton st., Boston, Mass. ono to e..
II. Stephenson, Sacramento Gal. one 10
+, u, Luttry, New York City ono TO
Cassaguo < Wien, 3 East Third ST., New
York City; ono 10 W. II, Brown, Min.
ineanolis, Mimi; ono TO l.. FanRtla,
Shaw, Kas.; one TO W. O. Fishcr, 96s
Halsey st., Newark, N. Ja etc. The
noxt, tho 23lst grand monthly drawing,
will take place Tuesday always Tues
day. August 18th, 1880, Do not lot the
date DO forgotten. nav
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Aman may be clever with his hands
aud very ugly with his temper.
EpOcIl.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks
and epoch in the life OF the individual,
Such a remarkable event is treasured In
the memory and the agency whereby the
good health has been altainedi is crate
fully blessed. Hence 1t Is that SO much
is heard in praise OF Electric Bitters, So
many feel they owe their restoration Ia
health, TO the use OF the Great Alterna,
tive and Tonic, II you are troubled
with any disease Of Kidneys, liver OF
stomach, OF long or short standing you
will surely find relief by use Of Electric
BitteEs. Bold at BOO and 81 per bottle at
Logan Drug Co., drugstore,
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MASON COUNTY NEWS.

- %
Crop Prospects-The New nallrGsd Pro,
Proposed,
Correspondence Of he hadlIgaeT.
FAlRNoNT, W. Va, July l5.-Very
seldom have the crop prospects been
iairer in this section than at the present
time. While the heavy rains have in
teriered somewhat with putting up the
wheat, still most farmers will DO able to
gather their crop in good condition.
Corn Is doing we'll notwithstanding the
delayin working it in its early stage on
account OF the wet season. Hay will be
a large yield, while all kilds Of yegeta-
bles are abundant. Small fruits and ber-
ries are plentiful, but apples will not
make more than n half crop. Last year
was our apple year, however, when We
had a sur(eit,
The good prices received for wool this
season are leading many OF our farmers
TO look again with favor upon sheep
raising as a profitable industry. How
ever, the shipmentoi nearly 1000 lambs
TO eastern markets from this station in
two days does not indicate much pro-
gress in the direction OF increasing their
hocks very rapidly.
Work on the Monongahela Valley
railroad between this place and Clarks-
burg is progressing rapidly. Some
twenty-five or more OF the contractors
aud those connected with the engineer.
ing corps are making their headquarters
at Fairnont. Arrangements are being
made for building about five hundred
coke ovens at Briertown, five miles
above Fairmont, on the West Fork
river. Contracts have been let for nearly
two million brick and the necessary
castings for oven building, and 1t Is ex-
pected that two hundred and fifty ovens
will DO completed this year. This OF
itself Is q big item for a new colnmu.
nifty, employing as 1t does hundreds OF
workmen.
Correspondence Is going on relative to
q Soldiers Reunion TO be held at Noun
tain Lake Park sometime in August.
The plan suggested is to go east % fur US
Harper's Ferry, including all Of Western
Maryland, and west to Wheeling, all
Grand Army Posts in the region named
such ~ Ii a gathering ios one or two days
would be largely attended.
Misses Callle W. Curtis and Annie
l.. Young and Mrs. Wednt, all teachers
from West Liberty, were In town to-day
on their way home from the State Assoc
citation at Morgantown. President Lun-
ner and Prof.. White were also here en-
route home.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Il. siviter, Of
Pittsburgh, who have been at the home
Of Gov. Pierpont, Mrs. Siyiter's father,fo for
some days, are now at Mountain Lake
Park for the benefit Of their little daugh-
ter, Frances, who ls seriously i'll.
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by local application, R they cannot
reach the diseased portion oil the ear,
There Is only one way 70 cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an in1amed con.
dition OF the mucus lining Of the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube gets in.
famed you have a rumbllng sound or
imperfect hearing, and when 1t Is en-,
tirely closed, deafness Is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored TO Its normal con.
lition, hearing will be destroyed Tor
ever; nine cases out Of ten are causedby
Catarrh, which Is nothing but an in
famed condition Of the mucous surfaces,
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness, Caused by catarrhD
that we cannot cure by taking Halls
Catarrh Cure, Send for circulars, free,
p4w FL, CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, o,
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TGG Governor OF Mississippi may or
may not get his hands on the sluggers
and those who stood near them. He
should have no trouble in bringing up
to tho rack the railroad officials. Those
men are already in the meshes OF
the law Of the State, They cannot
plead ignorance, for at the request Of
the managers OF the affair they ran ex.
cursion trains to the scene OF the fight.
II tho Governor is in earnest he will
make tho railroad men sorry.
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Trainer muldoon'. Estimate OF nrulsor Sui

NNAA
Muldoon should know Sullivan pretty
we'll, for he las lived with him, or rather
Sullivan has lived with Muldoon,
which amounts to the same thing.
Tho late trainer says Of tho
fighter, that che Is rs thorough.
paced a loater as ever / had anything To
do with" and II is to DO supposed that
Mr.. Muldoon's opportunitieS for obserya.
ton on this line have been ample. Mul.
doom adds-it anything remains TO be
added-that Sullivan us a man Of the
lowest tastes" has no brains, is a brute,
aud "all these stories about his great
love for his parents and hiS generosity
are the merest bosh." II is well for
those who nre making a hero Of Sullivan
to know what sort Of q creature their
hero Is,
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w, H. WIoHT, OF Rogers, Ark q
prominent farmer and stock grower, says
that Swiits Specific cured him Of letter
of twenty years. standing, OF course in
that time he had a great amount OF treat
ment, and says the wonder 10 that he did
not scratch the flesh from his bones, 8,
s. S. cured him quick aud permanently.
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Excursion to Atlantic City via the u. 8 o.
The first Of the select excursions will
be run from Wheelingon Thursday, July
IS, 1880, Round trip rate $40, tickets
good ten days, with stop off privilege at
Washington, D, O., returning, A parlor
car will be attached to train No, 9, leav-
ing Wheeling at 1885 a. M, via Grafton,
and a Pullman sleeper will be run from
Wheeling on train leaving at 6;l0 p. m,
via Pittsburgh, For parlOr and sleeping
car space, time Of trains, &C., call at Bal
timore 4 Ohio ticket office.
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Mr.. BLAINE says it isn't so, everybody
in the State Department says it isn't go,
his fellow members in the Cabinet join
in tho positive denial, and the President
says there is not u word Of truth in the
report that Mr.. Blaine has resigned,
Still the Democratic newspapers insist
that Mr.. Blaine has chopped off his
head. Why not turn for relief to the
ever blooming snake story2
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HRss-On Tuesday, July 10, 1850, at | O'clock p.
t. ilcSS, aged . years, 3 months and II days,
Funeral Thursday afternoon, July IS, at 2
O'Clock p, M, from the parents residence,
No. II Alley 4 Iptermcnt at Peninsula
Cemetery.
BEEEER-on Monday afternoon, July IS, 1859,
At b;SO p. M, JOSEPH s. BRNEER, aged ~
year,.
Funeral from the residence Of his sister, Mrs.
James II, Smith, Bridgeport, o., OIL wednes.
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock, Funeral under
the auspices Of Belmont Lodge No. 100, K.
Of Il,
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j. NJ. LOOSE RED CLoyRB Co.-Gentle.
men: The six bottles Of Red Glover l
ordered Of you have entirely cured my
wife OF Cancer OF the eye, and there has
been no sign Of a return OF 1t. Yours
respectfully, II. N. HAMMOND, aud many
others. Logan Drug Co., Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, W, Va. D&w
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A RrcmMoND s~tenographer has written
S7,76l words on a postal card, II the
South had remained out Of the Union
1t would have cost about four dollars to
send that CARLOAD Of language from
Richmond to Danville.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-17

ENGLIslMEN continue to seek invest
ments in the United States, where the
odious and onerous "tariE.tax" eats up
everything but the grasshoppers and
potato bugs. Englishmen cannot DO the
wise men our Free Traders thought they
were.
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JoHN l.. SULLIVAN, filed with pride
and whisky, is an inspiring spectacle, II
Kllralu could have changed his name to
John Barleycorn how easily he would
have worsted the Big Fellow
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TuE Garbage and the Sun exchange
knowingRods these days, Says the Gar
bage to the Sun, "Keep it up, old man,
I'll get EN-"
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Tug New York Herald says ''the poll
tician with a pull is the obscene element
in our civilization" The Herald is no
fool,
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HRRR MosT Ia denounced by some OF
his fellow Anarchists as an aristocrat,
Won't thisgosd the Yanderbilts to give
all they have to feed the poor?
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Ayers Hair Yigor has long held the
first place, as a h%air.dressing, In tho es.
timation OF tho public, Ladies' find that
this preparation gives a beautiful gloss
to the hair, and gentlemen use it to pre-
vent badness and cure hunors IN the
scalp. n4w
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SUMMER GROCERIES.
Corry'S Imported Gin6er Ale,
DECRUITING RENDEZVOUS u.

pECRUITING RENDEZVOUS U. S.
LIZA, No. 1919 Market street, Wheeling, ".
VR,, July ~, 1850. Sealed proposals In tFlpiiCatV,
subject TO usual conditions, VIII be received at
this rendezvous until u O'Clock noon, on the
furnishing Cooked RatlonS' IL such quantities
ls may DO necessary Tor the subsistence OF tue
recruiting party and recruits ut this station for
tho remainder Of the fiscal year ending June 80,
1900. Proposals for rAtiOnS 70 DO furnished at
places Objectionable for recruits Will not be CON
SldeIed. Fnll information will DO furnished
upon application 10 this gpndeZvoug, Prefer.
elee will be given 10 articles OF domestic pro-
duGtlOn or manufacture, conditions Of quality
duCtlOns or manufactures the duty thcreouj be.
Ing equal, The Government receives the right
To- reject any or all proposals. Envelopes con.
tanning proposals should be marked "PFOpOsals
for Cooked Ratlons," aud addressed TO ALLEN
Iyl7l9-l9.Hul,I.B
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AsAIT TRus1 in the United States, a
Salt Trust in Great Britain, Is Pro-
lection "the parent Of TrustsY"
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New Advertisements.

II 0sT-A GOLD SCARF PIN-N
~ form q small circle the aIs OF q gold dollar,
II Is set with seven or eight small diamonds aud
one ruby. The finder will be handsomely re.
garded by leaving II Rt the lsTRLll1Escm
ONCE. tVi7
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ToAl exrondIlule. on roAds md brIAge.aaaa

CllAS. q. WOODS d,
Clerk Board Of Commissioner Of the County oil
Ohio, West Virginia.
During the fiscal year ending May 81, 1852, The
several members Of the Board Of Commissioner
Of the county Of Ohio, a. OVerscers OF the iO1l,
issued orders on the Contingent Poor Fund lot
groceries, Goa, shoes, etc, ~ follows, VIZ
Warrington District. from June
groceries, Observation-Disclosures 90
From january, ] 1857, 10
June !, 1889, groceries, etc;
u load. Of coal, SbuIlRls and
: . pair Of bh0es......,.mn..... 6fs D-ld2W
Madison District, from June |,
1888, to Jun01 1852 groceries,
etc., O butialA and u loads Of
coal ..,. ,."."....t. ,,"""-n"" So"
Clay District, from June /, 1855,
Stc.M........,. ............~."", 8s %
1889, groceries, GtC.i "
loads Of coal and 10 biirIRly. ga % GNW
Union District, from June !,
1858, to June !, 1850, grocer.
les, Gtc,t " loads Of coal, 10
pairs AliOes, I burialS and /
single Brave, .t.. ,"D,,."...,... lV'"
Centre District, from June !,
1885, 10 January ], lSSg, gro.
cefieS, etc..'D.u.. ..,''. .,".,".,, Os ~
From January !, 1859, to June
!, 1850, groceries, OiG.; ~
loads OF coal, 0 pairs BhOeS,6
bltials aud q persons BCut to ,.o-
Hospital re-. ....n Y,.,,.,,.,.m".r. il WJ-IV"
Webster District, from Juno !,
HI sS' AZ 70 'uno =, iooD, gtov'. Laog
b1flAlA, 0 pairs AhOOB aud 81
loads Of coal.
Richie District, from Juno
1855. 10 January ] 1889, gro
CetieS, shoes, eLG .u.mn,.v,"u 9Oj 10
Prom January /, 1889, 10 June ag
!, 1897, groceries, shoes, 0iCm j3 lO-l""'
% loads Of coal aud 4 butiAll.
District, from June
1883, u JthO1 1889, grocer
leai OF C,.."nnn,"n",",,'.',,, w
B$Ss,:.'."""..'..,."'.'"'","'" 10 81
D loads Of coal,
RlOhlAnd District, from Juneli
lU9, 10 January u 1850, gro
Deflea etc,,m"prytn",vur.,, '" SH"
From January i 1857, 70 June vtS
1852, groceries, etc ..,, ,,"aa bi.-
2lOadb Of coal, 2 pairs shoes
Liberty DiitFict, from June l.
l6Ss, 10 June Il 1859, grocer
lee, etC, ,s.',',','""" w .t;Q
Coal n,"a," ,at", ',,''t'"'"'," Nv" ,d
The FOREGOING reports were made ~ dehB
Df1efed lOb0 condensed A. above, !Qt l9sIs
lion the originals being on Tile IN lh' UNIV
public examination.
lvi1 CfiAR, d, WOOls C.iL
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ON THE SEVERAL ROADS AND
nISIDuI9

Battle Run Road. .... ,.,.,. ,,,.,, ,,,,,,,....S i5 Il
Browns Run Road. ....."... ,.,.,,... 500
Chapel Run Il0Ad..,.,..,,....,,,...,.,..,m. W 70
DlX0n'B Run Road. .......,. ,,.,,.,. 500, ,,,... ia 81
GfegRSvllle, q. 4 I, Road. First Division r9
kelly'B Barn and Dement, Cemetery RI GIN
LaldleY'S Kun aud K, Il ". RORd......, 40
Long Run 10 Gas. Run Road. .......,.. @s
Monument aud Big Wheeling OK RID. so
Middle Wheeling Creek RID, lower end, @b
Meeting House Hill Road. ....... ,........, az
Morrison aud Lewis RoAd ...... .....-...... MS
McGrRW'S Run Road ..... -. ..........., va
Peninsula load. ....,, ..,........... .,.....,..,n see
Pogle'b Kun Oad...,....... ........,....... lGN
Peters Run Road, TrlAdelphiA District. &a
Peters Run Road, RlchlRnd District zoo, ~
River Road, First Division ..,............. &3
Rice and C4SilGmAn's Run Road, .......m ~
kOney'E Point, II. g.. 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 6@
Valley Grove 4 Md. Wing OK ROAd... gb
Short Creek Road, North FOrk."....... iPl
Short Creek Road, South Fork .,........ ~
Short Greek Road, Main Stem. ,............ loo
SteenTod's and nj. de ChRnlal RORd.. 40
Wh'g, West l.. & Il. Pike, FIrGt Division IN
Mh'g, West Ia & II, Pike, Second DIV. E
West Union and Roney'B Point Road. i!l
West Liberty aud lIArVUy'E kold.m.,...,, Do
Wheeling aud Elm Grove Road, TFIA'
lelphIA District .....,,...,..,." Wv
Wheeling aud Kiln Grove Road, RltuhIe
DlAttlCt''. W
West Liberty 4 CnAtlclnAn'B Run ROad- bN
wheeling and FAirm0nt Fke,"".-"...." Wl o.
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Louisiana State LotteryC Company,

Incorporated by tho Legislature, ioi Educa.
tlonAl and Charitable purposes, and lis fran
ChlSe made q part Of the present State ConItitl'
ton, In 1879, by Al overwhelming popular vote,
IT.. MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place Bemi'An.
SINGLE EUNBER DRAWINGS take place 10 each Of
the other ten months Oi the year, and are all
drayn in public, ct the Academy OF Music, New
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WHEELING, JULY II, 1889.

Entered at the PostOHlce Al " Wheeling, W. Va.
as Second'claSS matter,l
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-09-13
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
EiGhticth Birthday Anniversary oil
The Noted Poet

thc Noted Poet.
Oliver Wendell Holmes quietly passed his
eightieth birthday at Beverly Farms, Boston.
Letters and telegrams OF coDgratulation have
poured in Oh him from all over the country,
and he received many ladies and gentlemen.
Many beautiful floral gifts were sent to the
Doctor, and tho house is filled with sweet
smelling plants and flowers. He also received
a very handsome remembrance in the form
Of a solid silver, gold lined loving cup OF
beautiful design from personal friends aud
classmates, whose names Dr. Holmes desired
should remain private.
He stated that he had received short per-
sonal note from his friend Whittier, in
which the later merely expressed his regard
and his deep regret that his present i'll health
would prevent hs..being present In person to
grasp his friend by the hand and tender con-
gratulations. The Doctor expressed his sor-
row to hear that Mr.. Whittier was not well.
The Doctor greets each Of his visitors per-
sonally with cordial grasp OF the hand and
expresses his great pleasure at their coming.
His manner is as vivacious his step as elastic
and his eyes as bright and merry as Chey have
been these many years back. Barring e
| slight difficulty with his hearing, tue Doc
tor powers are unimpared.
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MARKETS.

-Flour-City Mills, extra ,Sf1Ut
a$4.S5. Wheat-SoutherL Fultz. .S1s82.
Corn-Southern White, 40a4l cts, Yellow
i2aI3 cts. Southern and Pennsylvania
,Ia27 cts. Rye-Maryland 81 Pennsylvania
,Oaj2cts {; Hay-Maryland and Pennsylvania
l3 jOasl4 % STRAW w heat, q. .OOaSS 50 Butter,
Eastern Creamery, lGi 5a2Jc., nearby receipts
l6al7cts; Cheese Eastern Fancy Cream. OK
ava cts. Western, SASH cts; Eggs-l0
a2O; Tobacco Leaf-Inferior, 1as2. 90, Good
Common, 8 O0as4 20, Middling, 5aS6. 10 Good
to fine red, 7aS9; Fancy, l0a$l2.
NEW RK-F1our-Southern Common to
fair extra, 81. .25as 2J:Wheat-No White S51l
ASST Rye-State. 5l$ia5213; Corn-Southern
Yellow, 49, 5a43}I Oats-W bite, State 251 1sa26B
cts +; Butter-State. Hale cts. !: Cheese-State,
6I6aoacts. Eggs-1Sal915 cts.
PHILADELPHIA - Flour = Pennsylvania
fancy, 4.25a4.75; Wheat-Pennsylvaili aud
Southern Red, 83aS4; Rye-Peunsylvania
52a5Scts :Corn-SouthernY Y elbow, 4lsla42Ac.
-2Sa28A cts; Butter-State, lSaly cts.;
Cheese-N. Y. Factory, 0a9h cts. Eggs
State, 18al9 cts.
CATTLE
BALTIMoRE-Bcef, 12a4 35; Sheep-$2 %
al 90. Hozs-SI 2JI4 40
NEW YORK -Beef-s4 75a5 25; Sheep-$3 IS
as 25; Hogs-S4 30a4 75.
EAST LIBERTY -Beef-$4 40a4 90; Sheep
So 5Oa4 Is; Hogs-S4 25a4 40
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(suStrOmOIIIy.

In the matter of gastronomic econ
omy there are no families in the world
equai to the French.
The highest gastronomic authorities
now preach for variety in food i'll the
interest of health.
They say the only men who habitu-
ally eat Irish stew in restaurants are
those who enter the lions den in the
circus.
Canned lobster continues to be of
great festival help all over the land in
assisting consumers to Shuttle of this
mortal coil"
Goddard, in his excellent book on
Marketing" says: "In selecting fish,
choose only those which are firm and
stiff, with lively red gils. eyes full and
clear, and fins firm"
A light breakfast, a suspicion of n
lunch, and u substantial, wholesome
dinner, not later than o'clock, is a
health rule for hot woather laid down
by q physician who is also an cpicure.
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q cab flashed by, and then numbering
brewery dray rumbled into view.
Max Boyden saw all this, and a sense
of his ridiculous behavior stirred with
in him:
What an ass I ami" he muttered,
the hot blood tingling into his blanched
face; there could have been no one in
tho house, and what had / to fear from
that breathless carcassl Confound my
nervousness. The work is only half
done; since the will 10 in existence,
must secure it, or 1 shall never rest
easy. Tomorrow will not do; 1 had
better never run the risk of being seen
about here. Come, come; courage!
will return, search the place thorough
iy; and do the thing up brown once and
for all. Then good-by forever to this
cursed city!"
He felt for his match safe, and find
ing 1t in place and we'll filled, he re-
traced his steps to the old granary with
quite fair show of bravery.
Upon coming in sight of. the deserted
Hf,use he sprang over the low wall and
so approached it in silence, his footballs
being muffied by the carpet of dead
grass. Holding his breath, he gained
the door; the paddock hung open upon
the hasp. He laid hold of the latch and
pushed, pushed firmly, with all his
strength, but pushed in vain.
Ut had been bolted on the inner side! !!
"My God!" he gaspcd, dcathly sick
ness coming over him; "there is some
one inside"
And like n lynx he stole away, even
moro silently than he had conc.