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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-13

Nv 1oli -tocl Nmkot.


NLAIEN.
INV Y0IR. August i9.-Thc bull
market continued Co day. and although
the Diet was not active DO was wonder.
fully strong and all, except i'm the
volume Of transactions. that the most
.anguinc bail could desire. The
Grargers. S0uihNeeternoIs. GOulis,
Nandubills. Louisville Wizards and
some .pecIaltc- scored sharp advances.
The Dre1el- Morgan stocks rested while
sugar icl sharply on the application
for an Injunction 10 restrain the trust
from paylug dividends andcg the late
decision London seemed to buy. aud
the tone was buOyaut. The news was
good. a.i our CROPS. except spring
wheat and tobacco, are magnificent.
while The European wheat crop is def
Client. Baltimore and Ohio is said 90
nave gained 500 coo gros. in the first
wet. in August The iron trade JIM
proves daily. and the cCai trade must
before long Atch's0n July gross was
Action ON Northern
Pacific new bonds aud dividend Is
eXrected this week. Cle1rings las
week increased 80 per cent. for forty
three cities. We think the great bank
ing and railroad interests are active on
the bull side. IL money remains under
> per cent. and the news as at present
we expect higher prices. wish a boom
ON good rate news, which would GER
uinly bring in the public. Ii there is
bad news or stringent money. the
market would react.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT

RICHMOND. Angus; 12.-NO sales a
auction on Change to-day.
Private sales reported to the scc7etar,
/ to-day Wrappers. 33 hogshoad. filters
+ ~ hogshcad,: cutters. hogshcad: darl
t tobacco hogshcad. Total sales report
cd. 81 h0gsheads
Farmer $. Allegheny, Wilson 3. Cren
shaw r. Shockoe Blanchard f. Daven
port s. aud Scabr0Ok 3 warehouses, :.
hOr-hCaDe.
Ohico OF The collector of the United
States Internal Revenue reports c0ilec
tons for the city Of Richmond to-day
as follows. Tax paid on cigars and Gig
arettos. Sob -: tobacco. S3.GlO.2i
special. -. Total collections for city
t. day. cJ133.49.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
$ W. Neuablc. Petersburg. Va. j. +.
Tavlor, GAINESVILLE. Va.
Messrs. Glover * Durrett. of Louis.
VILE Ky. in their IOb0ccO Cucui0r of
the elh instant. give an exhaustive
statement of crop prospects i'm the
West. compiled from Information
gathered from lO.s6j replies to letters
Of enquiry addressed 90 reliable farm
ers in the hurley districts of Kentucky.
Ohio and Indiana. and i'm their tabu-
lated statement they show that the bur
ley acreage ia lss. was lOl 242 acres.
and in 1889 only j9.21J acres.
ltappears from the figures given that
the acreage IN the hurley districts is a
little over cd per cent. of that of last
year. This shortage, however. Will. TO
q slight extent probably per cent. +.
De made zap 10y the increased hurley
planting in the counties not embraced
in Tie hurley districts. as ,hOwn i'm their
classification.
Their tabulatiOn indicates an acreage
this year of between iiity-one and fifty
two per cDut. of that Of last year for
TIE territory embracing the dark
producing sections of Kentucky and
Tennessee.
10 is found. upon calculation based
upon Che yield of the different sections
in connection with their respective per
cent. of acreage for this year. that the
actual per cent. ot the crop this year az
compared with that of last year, would
be increased from fifty per cent. as
shown ou tine face of the table. lo about
hfty-siX per cent. of last year s. crop
for the Reggie producing sections of
Kentucky and Tennessee.
Mc-sr-. Thomas n. Edwards * Co. of
Liycrp0lL in ihCir circular Of August
lst. s3s. 1--WE have 90 report quiet
market for North American tobacco
during the past month. tine aggregate
sales being under the average. More
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enslye. August has been con-
spicuously weak the entise day, selling
do" n heavily during the early seasons
TO 1851 and reaciing feebly to 1854.
Tho south has been a large seller Of
new options to-day.
Spot cotton is quiet. with sales to-
day l2s bales to splnners: middling up
lands remain at II JIG. Sales last
week not previously reported. 800 bales
10 spinucrs aud j.i2i bales for export.
Cio-Iug quotations.: August. 10.54a
1000. September. 10 29ilO 30. Octo-
Der. l0.13,10.1i. November. 993a9. SO.
December. 9.92a993. January, 995a
o 90: February. lO02il0.03: March.
10 OlalO.09. April. l013al0l4: May,
10 22al0.23: June. 10 $4,000.
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WEST END
Land & improvement Co
OEloe OF Agency: Over Merchants
National Bank. Corner Main and
Eleventh Streets.



Persons Wanting to acquire homes Tor them.
selves IN an improving locality. where 'cry
dollar invested Will increase. wi.i do wei 20
examine the properties of this company
which Will be marked by sign boards poste
upon each tract of land. and p'ats can Oo socn
at the Office of the agency. over ths Ner
chants National Bank. corner Main AND
Eleventh streets.
The company viii make special forms with
parties desiring 10 build. and 90 aI such wHl
lend ffty per cent. che value oi the lot aad
Improvements at . Ic 90. ON long time.
The properties wercac, scdatprces much
below tie present market value. and the com
pany can afford CD So D on reasonable terms o.
such buyers.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President
GEO. j. ROGERS, Secretary.
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NEW YORK. August l2.-Flour closed
steady: fine grades winter - 2ja~2.oj
do. spring. - OOaS2 go: supeffne win
ter. - 1jaS3 90. Southern flour closed
steady: trade nOmInally: extras.
-. 2jaS4 -. Wheat closed go .c. higher.
spot sales of no. red al oil..: elevator.
SIS. iSSic delivered steam Nc. 3, 1Jc.'
leliyerei No. . red, s-ls3,.: uugfaded
red. 7,4o1c. Corn closed &c.. mghu.
SPOT sales OF No .. 33tl33ic.. delivered
.pot. l3sa43ic No. . mixed. August.
ST. Oats closed STEADY but quiet,
pot sales of No. white at 3Sc No. .
33ic.: No. mixed. 90: No - do. pc
August 23lc. Pork closed steady
81. OOlSl2.50. Lard closed steady Sep
iember, SOFA Sugar-R- Refined steady
cut loaf and crushed. ssc.: powdered
SIC; graduated, SEC. Coilee-Spot
firm. fair cargoes Rio. Isle.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. August - Wheat opene,
fairly active and stronger. Corn veal
and slightly lower. Oats weak. Pr
visions very weak Closin. Wheat
August. 76ic. September. 56c: De
Oember. 1iic. Corn-August. 3jic.
September 3jc.. October. 3j.c. Oats
August. i9la20c.. September. 2Otc. Oc
tober -otc. Pork August and Septem
Der. 5000: October. slO12i Lard
August and September. ~6 So. October
SOS Short rlbs-August and Septem
Der. SJ3j. October -j.j2t.
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, August u. Mcssrs. Hub
bad. Pnce x Co. in their cotton circular
tonight. say The market to-day
was ,inotwi' hstaudrg the favorable tenor
f Liverpool reports, sold down OF
the opening here five points below
Saturday : close on the winter MOI til
and a sympathetic decline in early
months, which, however. are lees
fire., " sold in consequence of the fea'
that the late movement OF the croI
would indicate some attempt at 3
squeeze Of a shor. interest too ex.
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NEW YORK August -. Money closed
a. 3 per cent. Exchange closed steady
Posted rates, lsii-fes. actual Rates.
fslfai.5 tor sixty days 1877 ilr dee
maud Governments closed quiet. cur-
rency 6's us bij. D coupon. l-' bill.
The stock market opened moderately
active and strong, the iirsi prices being
from to per cent. higherthan oitur-
day 5 closing figures. Louisville and
Nashville. Missouri Pacific. and Rock
Island showed the largest gains. Fur
Their fractional advances were made.
but toward 81 O'Clock Chesapeake and
Ohio dropped from 90 8. causing a
slight reaction in the rest If The list.
During the interval ID noon the sugar
trust declined - ON the INJUNCTION 90
restrain the payment Of dividends. and
nc . O'Clock the rest of the market
was dull but firm at small fractions bet
ter than opening prices. After D.
0'clO X the market continued dull. and
further small fractions were scored
over the entire list Wabash preferred
lcl in the advance. which ranged from
ftOl per cent. Toward delivery hour
the market weakened somewhat. and
Turing ihe last hour the improvement
wa, lost but nearly all closed Ia. per
cent. higher than on Saturday. Total
sales. I'D SIG shares.
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BALTIMORE. August l2.-Cotton dull
middhng. II .allLc. Flour iraclve.
Wheat southern steady; Fuliz. $50.
SIC. Longberry. clasSc. SO. .
Sic: steamer Sic. Western firm. NJ.
. WI ter red spot, Sjiasic.: August.
s3aS3ic. Corn Southern easier. white
4iaisc: yellow. 4laljc. Western dull
and easy: mixed spot, l5c. asked
August. 43c. asked. Oats, active
Wesem white. 33a3jlc.. graded.
40. . white, 3ja3jic. Rye steady
jOaj9c. Provisions dull. Coffee nomi-
nal. Rio cargoes fair lsllsic. Sugar
steady. 4 soft, SIC. Copper steady
refined. lOtalO.c.
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VIRGINIA ARSENIC, BRoMIs AND
LTHlA WATER. Compare analysis al d
you will see that our water is nearly
three times the strength of any other
arsenic water, and contains no organic
natter. For sale by all druggists, and
oy l.. p. Routt. sole agent. Second aud
Main streets. Send foI circular.
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KILL THE GERMS o. A. DISEASE DR.. KINGS ROYAL

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soinc sulf,s .fnr recent
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~ oERN nnonY ii nl.r..r
PERSONS AND TAiNGS.


The American dude can now take hi
emo. DO is reported that Oscar Wilde wears
flannel shirt embroidered with flowers.
ltis said that "a part Of Queen Victo
fia.s savings ha- boon invested lu fcai estate
'n Sow ork ciiy. and That cach ,cnr She
hHN. handsome income from thc roniai-
us stated that during his tbirteei
days illness SIR Maybucswaseiv given twenty
iHo different remedies. This has excite,
lhc suspicion Nlt thc physicians arc 40 leas
%. r'- lonsihlc for h.s taking on us is lir,
Mafhuck.
Europe 5 royal hguroheads are having
a good time visiting. William OF Germany
has necu to SOC DIS royal grandma. and now
Oboe llari s 90 mako @ call ON William. u
..nhs Very Harmonious on the surface. lu'
Whenever royalties begin Go beswoct ON each
0'Hei There is always ground for suspicion
a Republican paper saws: Colonel
Darkson has removed 1900 fourin-clas-
'Uosfmastefs BOO tao same length of time 30
iook ST. Villas 10 remove 1000. Tho gallant
laI1ncls children and grandchildren VIII
hud this pleasant fact to recall DOB future
N'nis And This is tho end of tine so-caled
''' y ''' ''''' ''' NOV '''''''
Lord Lyiton, whose literary Ieputa-
uon wa, maic hy the poem OF Lucille" re-
.moles hi- iother DOB personal appearance.
AaViu- the same long uce. sal looking eyes
iIi straight beard and prominent nose.
ns present position as Minister 90 France is
nn ent able one. the government Glowing
uIm p1iac. and SoJOJO salary.
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SICK DOGS

%. tNl- Co.'s IIlON PILLS arc O.
Invaluable boo One treatment o.
..lI NANCE. los. Of APPETITE
''' ii.- And eINIAt d. DEBILITY.
''i''.Nr .Iatrd ANA easily administered
TOP t.fcuitr. Price I'd per box.
~ Ill Ok MILLER DRUG co.
EcnmOnd, Va.
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County Produce.

Reported hs spmtef ONefbey Commits
sion htfrNlnts. l2O6 tarl street
Country Produce.
Apples Ch0ice Summer. 81 30 tC
500. prime 500 TO Sl.50: poor &
good. - 10 Sl.OO.
Blc0n-Nirginil hams. choice old. -,
per pound. new hams. small - Co l1c
new hams. large. 30 10 lie, sides, 5 &c
o.. shoulders. 2 20 Sc.
BeesWaN- 30 o. dc per pound.
Broom Com 90 4c.
Butter-Nirginia creamery. H. 10 l1c
family packed Virginia.. ~ to ljc
choice yellow. store packed Virginia
H. o. he. store packed. mixed color
and sweet, @ To Zoe. store packed, CON.
mon To fair, nominal.
Esgs-ln crates fresh. l3 TO he in
boxes and barrels. - TO l3,.
Live Poultry % % 2sc: mixed
clOps. 23 o. 2jr. Chickens. spring.
large. ~ to dc. small T. to l6c.
Dried Peaches. peeled. ) 90 Sc.
uupceled. halves. 3 To- 3tc. Apples,
sliced, 3 To- 3ic: quarters. D Be. Cher
rics. pitted. s 10 &C. Blackberries 3
.13.c. Whoitlcborfies. . TO Sc.
Feathers Prime live goose. 40 tO 43c
Der pound. mixed. % TO 2Sc.
FlNseed Per busbel. 900 To Si.10.
Gmpcs-it0J.
Hides Dry niuts. light weights. = 10
SEE per pound. heavy weights. CSC per
found day saltel. 5c wet salted, &c.
green. BE-.
Land Prime country, s TO sic per
pyuud.
Onions-Ner. Der crate. 80 r.. 9jc
Oanges -~4oOto~4 $40
Lemons $3.50 90 400
i'1cnes-fer ba-hel crate. soc. to
0i.C'.
r-"u'7 "",y s.ocA' Per pouh'' %
b" "i' l"'"iu.li' 3D. lo fc'
Potatoes New per Dushel, '9 To JJc.
per barrel. -I.2' to @l.'O.
Roots Dins'ng. per pound, S-.Oj,
seneca per- pound o0 TO ''c.
Seed lover per pound. 3, % Size.
timothy. per bushei' sl.,o 10 500,
OIcI"l' h'r7'' ,i.Vv 10 7l.1'. lleids
:. 200 10 o'-' German A''l'''' 90 u"
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biooms- "o slllhss' fl.NV 90 9l's''
three siflns-, el.'V To Ss'O0' four
'ii,D-'' 7-'O ,,. .0 ~ w.
hi'Net7 W nov 4''i ID 10 FI'o per
neg, 'll' DIV 20 .'o per uoAen.
van TOMATOES lOunus' per "O@en'
ov u '','
M ''D i''''''' ~
Uerrioos-Roo. halfbbl. -. 75to ~. 80.
rl.tern- half Eli - 50 to s3.35. \. -.
ctt. ner Nh @5.jOto~G O0. Gross. half
bbl. ~350to $40.
Rice-Caroiiua. TO ~. Ranooon.
Ole.
Salt-Liverpool. from store lao.
yrounl air,in from store per sack ~ .O0
to- slOj.
Tallow-lr
NIol,.se.~Fxfra boosboa6 l3to
barrels. l5to iC,r. pennlne Golden syrup.
rcr gallon. - 10 BE. New Orleans.
prime TO choice. 3lto j0c.
Soap Common. 3 TO 6e: best wash
inv. II. Sc. toilet ID 10 9jr.
Sugars Granulated. Ole. Asugar. Ole:
y .n,,r Slc. A. SUGAR SIC
% rf ~. .-.t o.
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Baltimore stock uark,.

BALTIMORE. August j. Virginia
consols. 80 bid: DO. ten forbes, 4O.a4l.
dc. q 5. 81 Ia61t.
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READ THE FOLLOWING TEsTIMONIALs


4. baltimore,
Wy nI t9ke pleasure In saving yo that haeieen much benefited bv
o
land
cordially D r. Do a
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Iron-American refined, Old Domin-
ion bar, per pound for standard sizes
, l-lOc; English and American sheet
81 to jic: Swedes hammered, TO &c
hoop, 3 to 4ic.
Nails-Old Dominion, standard size
So. %; steel, S2.55.
Walker horse-shoes. 81. mules, 81.
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IMPORTED wIN4s.


500 dlOnf TOT IID IVIINNIIT
AURORA SPRINGS MINERAL WATERS
from C0b.onz0n the Rhine.
AUSTRIAN md HUNGARIAN WINES
bottled m the Government cellars n
Budapest lHunsara expressly iae mciIcl.
use.
SACHS pRUDEN COtsCElEBRATED GiN-
GER ALE.
VIRGINIA ani CALIFORNIA CLAREIs
and WHITE WINES direct llum tAo vine
yard.
KAISER * EHLANGER BEERdoct i.om
Kaiser Brewery.
For sale Wholesale uaiat
FRANK MlLLLHs.
% ana iI north Fourteenth suocf.
Under Exchange uofll.
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ARE THE OLDEST FAMILY STANDARD.

ARE TIE OLDEST FAMILY STANDARD.
A Purely Vegetable Compound ~iibou,
mercury or other injurious mineral. safe
and sure always For sale by all Druggists.
Full printed directions for using with each
package. DR.. Schenck's new book on The
Lungs. Liver and Stomach SgNr FREE Adj
dress DR.. ], II. Schenck & Son. Philadelphia.
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thanks calling attention ot
T. W CUNNINGHAM. Collector city Taxes
NciNoNf Va 81
Geaeof 4. H1lHo7l. q, Baltimore,
Dr. 70 % boz
e> take pleasure that has proved
Ncry resi- .culN T. A.
IN T.
rsee't . 2 tenshe.ar Bshnur. tt
H & af iron
A % % an
l. "a
pAIfnI~'N BNNNF sn
,O'S. Gen. Acts for Va.
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GOV LnN MEN, SECURITIES. b'f. Asked
United States A s X. d c.. l06i ......
United States As Il. q Co... l2N ......
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Lumber-White oak. per 1000, go :
SIS. yellow pine, framing timber, ~ e
$40 per 900; boards. s to $40. poplar
West Virginia, No. !, $50; No. ,, s2j
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llay-No. Timothy. per ton, Slj.o0
to SO jO.NO. .. $3.50 to Sli5O: mixed.
SD TO Si4. Virginia clover. SO to 81.
Balod Oats--ll 10 SIP.
Shucks-Baled. % to Goo.
Straw Compressed. 100 pounds. 20
90 42c: loose, pressed, large bales, a. 70
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Reported ht -pufIef a. ONeihey. Commits
sion AltfrNInts. l2O6 tary street
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Bulk Meats Sides, &c; shoulders
&c.
Bac0n-Wes,ern shoulders, &c: clear
nb side, ST.; breasta. Toe, hams, l3c.
Flour-Richmond patent roller
family. $3.50 to S6: fancy family s. ia
sj.2j. family. 81 80 to $40: city extra
$3.50 70 -. city superfine, 1928 tc
$3.50: city fine, $3.50 TO SO.
Meal-City, per bushel, Coo; country
55r
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Cement. Lime, Plaster. Etc.

Concentration. per barrel, Sl.3j
Rosendale. Sl.3j 10 Sl.4O; James River
81 % to 80
Lime Rockland. per barrel, S1.l0 tc
si.lj; Anchor, II %: Riyerton, SLOj
g.. Virginia lines, 9Jc. to 81.
Plaster-Lump. a. ground, S6.jC
to -; Calcined plaster, Sl.65 10 Sl.1j.
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'~LE sr1 sa Snail Fr:a
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Apples Choice Summer. 81 80 to
500. prime. slo0 TO Sl50. poor 10
good. - 10 s1.OO.
Virginia hams. choice old. ljc
per pound, new hams. small. - Co loc
new hams large. 30 To- lie. sides, 20
fl.s .f..rtI.Iar. e..
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TeY Electric Light You will use no
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NARROWLY ESCAPED BEING SuOr.
A MartIn's Ferry Ailkmap's Experience,
General News Notes, Etc.

ANANAAA NNMAs N0tNAf AaAHR
last evening about half past 8 O'Clock II. p.
RsySer, the milkmsu, narrowly escaped being
Killed. He was out with his wagon making his
usual evening trip, aud while driving up the al.
10y between Fourth aud Filth streets, from
Hanover street,h heard the report Of q revolver
OTgun near bI, and at the same tlmO u bullet
dew through The side Of his wagon and out the
top, The IAll passed within a few inches OF his
ht1a AZ trsLA NJ keylet supposed the bullet
had gone through his hat, until he made An eS.
animation, He heard the bullet WhiE past him,
aud wa very much frightened. He kayS this Il
thQ most narrow escape ne has had aimee the
war, aud does not CART 70 DO thatelOse 10 a lying
bullet agaln. MI. keySer says ne has no cue
mites that he Knows VI, and does not think the
shut was Intended for him, SOME perpOn may
have been shooting % rats, OF because they had
nothing elss to do. II the ball was Intended iOr
ant u must have glanced upward, Mr. KeyAer
ggt out VI bis wagon and looked arVuuI, uut
Old not sec Any persOn in the yards gu the west
side Of the alley, llom which direction the shot
vas fired. Alteration has heretofore been called
10 lhe very bad practice OF pTOmtscuOus shoot
ipg that has prevailed Ia this town for several
aeaHas PaAIi GnlesS y Is stopped some op ~ WI
kind Of epOTt should he dealt with to the full
extent Oi the Law.
EEws NOSES AND PERSONALS.
Thomas Jordan Is studying medicine in Gin
clnati,
Misses Carrie and Julia Reynolds, OF Flushing,
Ap The guests Of Atss Anna Campbell, on Fourth
street,
NJ, Chase, ofths Cincinnati Commercial Gazette,
aud Mr.. Young OF the Pittsburgh Commercial Ga
'ah, wee In town yesterday
NploT Anderson and Or, Cook, who are solicit
lRy1loRey TOR the Wheeling y Lake Erie rail-
FVld, arv getting along anely.
A force Of men are about 10 commence the
work OF laying rails on the Martins Ferry Ter
lnllRl railroad, NJ Walnut street,
The fair aud festival for the benefit o. 1he 81,
Mays Church, opened IN the Lafayette hall last
llglt with q good attendance, Twill continue
all week,
Matt WCstle, the third a wanted for smash
Ink the windows IN Barney Mot anus saloon
lasI saturday night, was arrested yesterday aud
hltd Sll 10,
The Boston QuintettO Club will DO at the new
Opera House December IL, For q most ellUyH'
bio popular anu classical musical entertainment
no Olpany OI artists eau b. found 70 equal this
organization. Go hear them, Tickets on sale
aIDr, Olg's drug store,
ley, II. n. Campbell IL entertaining his father
CIV, Campbell, Esq Of Hancock county, ".
Va, Gnd hIs brother, Mr. Willard 8, Campbell, Of
Warrington, ID. I, Ills father Is here TO attend
COliers neea aud his brother Is stopping here on
bis return from Denver, Col,