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Martins Ferry,

The Wheeling Fair has been advertised very
extensively here.
The u. I. Church at Warrcntou Is being cou.
vsrsed into a dwelling house.
The Buckeye Glats Works will resume next
Monday, aud The Elson tho Monday following.
The Presbyterian church will bc rcpapcred
and painted NJ 4 cost OF tJN. 1t will probably
DO fcOpched tho ilrst sunday In september.
NJ. ". X; Fulton, Secretary Of The Y. u. CA,
lelt yesterday On q two weeks vacation. Slr.
VIII Winters will have charge during his alb
scnce.
The work Of grading Fourth street preparatory
10 paving with ilte brick was commenced yester'
day. The contractor does not expect 10 have
the entire street paved until the latter part ol
November, owing TO the delay In the arrival oil
brick.
The Martins Ferry fire department will take
part III tho parade NJ BellAiye OH tho I'D. but
Will not participate In the rsces there the follow.
time. This is on ACCOUNT Of IN" s,piss on ths
New York Genital.
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TIE NEW CHEMICAL ENGINE.
A Satisfactory Tcst by tho Council Com
mittcg Sesterdny.


4 Satisfactory Tcst by tho Council Com.
mittco Yesterday.
The new chemical fro extinguisher
bought by the city from a Chicago com.
pany for $3.50, was testedin presence OF
the Council Committee on Fire Depart.
ment and q good crowd OF people yester.
day forenoon at the vacant lots at the
corner OF Fifteenth and EoG streets, the
site OF the new county Jail. Mr.. Mitch.
ell, tho representative OF the company
who sold the engine. was present and
conducted the test. The result satisfied
everybody that the engine was what it
was represented to be. and would prove
a valuable addition 10 tho city depart.
ment.
A huge pile OF boxes, barrels, stray,
paper and other rubbish as intiammabie
Us could BIO found, was heaped up on the
ground and set on fire. l. was allowed
TO burn until 1t Was enc big mass OF
flame, and then the stream was turned
on tho cracking, blazing heap. In an
incredibly short time the blazs was N.
tirely eStipguished. Tho exhibition
delighted the large crowd present,
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Mrs. E. L. Henrie, OF J%ohnstown, Pa,
says; LAST June, after the great flood,
| received a bottle OF Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and DiarrhGa Remedy
from my pastor, at a time when I was
very much run down with diarrbea,
and had tried two doctors without find.
ing any relief. This remedy relieved
me at once, and cured me entirely in a
short time. ] got several bottles and
gave it around among my acquaintance
who were afflicted in the same way. 1
think | gave it to a dozen people, and it
relieved and cured, SO far as l know, in
all cases. 1t is the beat medicine for the
disease I have ever known"
For sale by W. w. Irwin, Charles r.
Goelxe, John Klari, @. schnepl and W.
E. Williams. Daw
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BgLLiIRE,
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
--' the Glnss City.

the Glass City.
~srauElcr Post viii turn GU! In the parade on
Friday.
Charles f.'ncr t,fs yesterday Tor aoandiTiHe
TO do street paving.
Tho storm on Sunday toro on part Of the ROOT
oil McGinty 4 sttaub's store.
The bottle works will resume work In full TO-
day, after the usual summer stop.
Tho annual meeting OF The. Crystal Window
Glass works will take place to-day.
Tho dwellings destroyed by the Goblet WORKS
lle will. DO rebuilt Us kV0n rs the insufuice Is
adjusted.
WI. McCialn intends to erect ono Of the most
beautiful residences In this part Of the country
at McClaInyiile this fail.
4 colofed man, who was making considerable
noise and sealing ismllics IN All nlley, was ar
rc,ted by ito Mar hal yesterday Rftcrnooit.
Tho ftc companies will be given the hAliycar's
salary that IL due thGm by Tho city. 30 that the
money eau be used advantrgcousiy this week.
Some Of the wheat offered to the mills In this
Vicinity Is OF such low grade that II cannot CO
Iolt At anything like the market price for wheat.
An election win DO held IN tho Fourth ward
on August 80 for The election Of n member OF
Council 70 NIL the untSpifcd term CT r. Il. AT
cher, resigned.
nament o. Tho ilrcmen. Strangers from far anu
near VIII be here, md the event promises 10 BIO
the largest ever held In ~lIcllAirc.
by tho proposed arrangement for next year
The camp grounds at BHffis Miiis VIII become
tho ChalAugua oil this part OF the county. The
e%xefciics Will run Of least six weeks.
There was more or less liquor sold on tho
grounds ut Bethel on Sunday. The stun wal
carried In small bottles aud disposed Of at y
cents q issf. Como arIcsissrc likely TO DC made.
Tho board Of directors Of tho Enterprise Win.
dow Glass works Will meet to-day IN annual res.
sion. The company uwps n factory In this city
and one IN North baltimore. A dividend OF six
per cent will be dec lared, probably. The profit
comes from the works at Soith Baltimore.
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A GOOD MINSTREL SHOW.

Tho Cleveland Troupe ut the Opera House
Last Evening.
4 packed house saw the splendid per
Torrance given by W. S. and'C. Z,
Cleveland's Minstrels at the Opera house
last night. The company is made.up Of
some OF the best minstrel talent ever
seen in this city, among whom are sew.
eral local iavoIites. The stage settings
for the first part ere about the same as
the gorgeous ones used by thie company
last year. Among the vocal ~soloists
Alessrs. Banks Winter, A. NJ. Thatcher
and J. ?. O'keie are all well known
here and were received with applause.
Willis P. Sweatnam, Billy Rice and jim
Wall are the comedians OF the company
and kept the audience laughing contin-
ually. In the olio the --latest English
Fad' was a clever performance. Howe
and Wall, the musical moSes, are es-
cellent. After all, though, the Japs are
the feature OF the show.
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Space will not permit US to mentions
only a few OF our prices.
Don't fail to inspect our stock during
this sale. Compare our prices with 9TH
ers. Wodo not fear the result.
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TIE BEST WE'LL YET.
j olinson 81 IirocLunIer Get o Thousand
Barrel Wall.

johnson & Hrockunier Get n Thousand
Barrel Well.
The best record at the start yet made
by an oil well in the Belmont field was
made yesterday afternoon by the John.
SON. rockpnier well No. 5, on the part
Of the Browse farm known as the
Singleton tract. The well was shot
about half past three o'clock, and
in the first hour put seventy barrels in
the tank. Tho driller offered to bet she
would beat 1000 barrels in the first
t%EentY.four hours, and the best iudg.
ment vaa that this offer was sale.
The well standg so near the
railroad track that 1t was feared that
whsn she came in the oil would 20 on
the track. a 'sloping board roof was
therefore put oyer the hole, and chained
down. The oil struck this when she
came out in response 10 the shot, and
gent q cloud Of yellow foam quite dis.
lance across the ground.
1t begins to look as il the real cbarao.
Ter Of the Belmont pool had not yet
been developed.
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LOCAL HREYIriES.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
this City,

the City.
THE Circuit Court will meet on Sep.
], the first Monday being tho
first day.
THERE was n slight collision at Ben.
wood Sunday evening, derailing several
freight cars.
TIE work Of laying tho brick pave.
ments on the MQundsyille streets was
commenced yesterday.
HENRY JOHNSON, m employe Of d. +.
Caldwell, had three fingers cut Of his
right hand In the machinery.
CouscIL will meet In special session
this evening 10 consider the unfinished
business accumulated by tho failure to
meet Mt tho time for the last regular
session.
TIE forty cases arraignCd in the Pc.
lice Court yesterday Melted the city
about $3.50. At midnight last night
there were three cases on the docket
for this mornings court.
TIE river OF Pittsburgh last night was
at 8 feet IL inches and rising, and 1t was
cloudy and warm. At all other points
on tho upper rivers tho report was that
the river was stationary.
Nh. murray, OF Murray Bros, the
contraCtors for building the new county
Jail, and President Dobbins, OF the
Board OF Commissioners, yesterday
sigued the contracts for the work.
THERE was q lively little fight on an
Ohio River train Sunday evening. A
well.known Wheeling man knocked an.
other nun of the car. The injured man
was taken in the baggage car and fixed
up. lie ives pretty badly cut.
A WARRANT has been issued for the
arrest OF Ii. J. Peters, late agent OF tho b,
90. railroad and United States Express
Company at Taylorntown. He disap.
peared recently, aud 1t has been dis.
coveredthat his accounts arc about 5000
short.
WILLIAM BAILEY, a young son oil X,
D. Bailey, who lives In Alley IS, was
playing about OH the hill in the rear OF
tho Whitaker mill, when he fell over u
precipice and broke his right wrist. lie
went home and said nothing Of the nc
cident, and it was only discovered when
his wrist began toswell.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted 10
record u deed made August 10 by James
A. Filnn, John Ii. Whyte and John
Gallagher and their wives to Patrick
hurry, in consideration Of 5000, for the
south half OF lot 10 in Filan, Whyte 4
Gallagher's addition. on Jacob street.
south Of Twenty.second.
A WHEELING oarsman, Gays the Bel
laire Independent, was out In his shel
Sunday forenoon when the storm
came up. lie ran into shore and took
refuge in a shanty boat to keep out o.
the rain, when the wind picked up the
shell and rolled it along the bank ut
fearful rate, breaking n end OF it into
splinters.
THERE were several rows in West
Wheeling Saturday night and come ont
threw a boulder through the front win
dow Of Andy Moore's ealoon. A party
Of men were drinking inside and the
stone barely missed hitting in the crowd,
1t was thrown with such force and was
OF such size that il broke all the inner
framework and glass out Of the sash,
The offenders escaped detection.
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TnE finest in the land, Ohio Valley


Arc you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by asick child suffering aud
crying with pain ofcutting teeth7 II 80,
send ct once and get o bottle Of Mas.
WlSsLow's SooTuINd SYRUP EoR CuIL-
DREN TEgrHlyd. It's value is incalcula-
Bile. 1t will relieve the poor little suffer-
or Immediately. Depend upon it, moth.
ers, there is no mistake about it. It
cures ~dysentery and diarrh@a, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind.
collie, softens tho gums, reduces inham-
lnation, and gives tone and energy to
the whole system. Mrs. WISsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP YoR CHILDREN TEETH
ING Is pleasant to the taste, and is tho
prescription Of one Of the oldest and best
female nurses and physlcians in the
United States, and is Tor sale bya drug
vista throughout the world. Price Is
cents a bottle. nwyaw
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Republican Delegates.

In the list OF delegates to the State
convention as printed yesterday, the
name OF W.. NJ. Botsfofd, one OF the dele
gates from Union district, was mis-.
printed. The mistake was made by the
gentleman who gave his name to the
Secretary Of the convention. d. w.
Keller, a delegate from Richie district,
was also misnamed in the printed lists.
rhe Senatorial conferees from Richie
district aye D. W. Keller and Charles F..
Craig,
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Di4.a,cL 10 ne Lute,ligepcr.

Special Di7.1seh 10 ne %Lnte'!igear.
FAIRMoST, August ls.-Another oil
company was organized at Warrington
today to sink a well on the McInturl
TRACT. I This is on the eastern limit and
only lbG yasda from Burt's Daisy and
the Tygart Tell,the big producersi in the
territory.
The name adopted is "Tho Grain
Oil Company" in honor OF John
B. Grain, cashier OF tho Farmers Bank
here. The officers are Dr.. T. NJ, Cal
vert, President; W. Scott Meredith, Sec.
rotary and Treasuref.
The Furbee well which came in on
Saturday was a surprise to all. The first
twenty.foui hours it ahoyed over 100
barrels, and the second a slight increase,
1t is on the tract Of Hon. Jas. H.. Furbee
in South Warrington.
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Thermometer Record.
The thermometer at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered us follows:
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Gee. M. Shook & Co.

~Examine the List!
Gros Grain Silks,
Surah Silks,
Satin Luxors,
Alma Silks,
Faille Franchise,
Whip Cord Silks,
Serge Surah Silks,
Satin Rhadamas,
Mclrose Silks,
Satin Merveilleux,
Peau De Sole,
Armour Silks,
japanese Silks.
We buy these direct from
the Manufacturers, and there
by save our Patrons the profits
of middlemen
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WAuKEsHA, Wis, August 1S.-A rob.
Der entered a guests room at the Grand
Avenue Hotel, Saturday night, and &c.
cured diamonds aud other valuables to
the amount of $1,000. The occupant OF
the room awoke just in time to see the
robber going out Of the window. A large
sum OF money rolled up in a piece OF
newspaper wau not discovered by the
thief, although the package was handled
by him.
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LONG WHEEL RIDE,
a Blcyclist Riding from R%rooIlyu to Chi.

Il Bicyclist Riding from RrooGlyu to CHI.
n Against Time.
Edward Theckley, Of Brooklyn, n. y,
passed through the city yesterday on a
Columbia light roadster bicycle, on his
way from Brooklyn to Chicago. lie lie
riding against timo for tho Pope Manu-.
featuring Company, snd is trying to beat
the record between the two places,
which is II days, 231 hours. Thus faf
he has been able to keep up with his
itinerary, and says that il he has as
good roads from here to Chicago as he
has had from Brownsville here, he will
beat the record. The roads were bad
from Brooklyn to Brownsville. Mr..
Theckley was accompanied Oh far as the
foot OF Bridgeport hill by Joseph Good.
win, OF this city.
On his way here Mr.. Theckley had
some rather exciting adventures. AZ
one place In the Allegheny mountains
he fell over high precipice, and though
he was not hurt, he broke his MACHINE
badly, and had to carry it several miles
to have it repaired. He stopped here
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LONDON, August ls.-The Mark Lane Erpross.
says: The harvest Is making active prosress.
The wheat crop varies greatly. according 10 To-
%caiities. The crop Is full III the heaviest grow.
Ing counties. The new wheat shown IN London
Aiid Inc provincial markets samples well. Sup.
plies Of old are almost exhausted, The sales pl
English wheat durlug che pist week were 2J.12S
quarters. at 3Gs I'd, against 1881 quarters. At
Ss "a during the corresponding week luGt year.
The resetveso OF wheat IN mills aud warehouses
last week We're estimated a 1,G7i ,59S quarters.
SO low are the farmers reserves that The total
supply Of old corn In the country, whether Us
wheat or flour, does not exceed i,UOJIO0O 0uar.
ters. Foreign wheat Is hardening. Prices show
IN average advance OF I'd.
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TElslpAp, Colo. August ls.-A tele.
gram was received at noon from Barela,
twelve miles south Of this city, saying
that a wreck had occurred and asking
for surgeons. A special train was made
upatonce, and all the surgeonst that could
be obtained left for the scene OF the acci.
dent. The wrecked train left this city
early this morning to repair a bridge
that had been washed ont, Just below
Barela, on the Union Pacific. It is not
known just how the accident occurred,
but it is supposed the engineer failed to
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The inquiry into the manner in which
little Edith Yahrling came to her death
last week was 10 have been continued
yesterday by Coroner Schultze, but
when he began the investigation be u.s.
certained that three or four witnesses
nad been learned OF who could throw .
good deal Of light on the subject, and as
they had not been summoned the Coro.
aer continued the inquest until We'd.
resday at 10 n. M, and ordered sum.
mona served Gu the persons whose
testimony is wanted. 1t is pretty well
assured that the name Of the man who
ired the fatal shot and the circumstance
under which 1t was fred will be es,ab.
liahed.
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CHICAGO, August lS.-The result oil
tomorrow nights meeting Of the Worlds
Fair directors ia looked forward to with
more than ordinary interest. Some OF
the directors favor Jackson Park, others
the Lake front, and still others the North
and Yves. Sides. Spectators who have
bought neal Jackson Park will proba.
bly, kick, and the meeting may adjourn
without deciding the site question.
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TfRRIBLR, If TRUE.
Five Miners Reported Killed By Follow
Workmen,

e.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, August lS.-Rs.
ports Of a fatal fight among miners at
Johns, twenty.eisht miles from the city,
were received here tonight. l! seems
that some fifteen or twenty miners be.
came involved in a quarrel yesterday
while at work down in the mine, and
divided into two factions. One
party OF ten csme out OF the mine frat
and waited at the mouth OF tho shalt for
the other party. When the second party
came out they were attacked by those
above ground. AS a mans head would
appear at the mouth OF the shaft he
would be struck with a pick. Five men
are reported killed outright or fatally
injured. There is no Telegraph office
near tho mine, and names and further
particulars cannot be learned tonight.
The Coroner has gone down to invest.
gate the matter. So far as known no
arrests have been made.
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August 2lst to 3lst inclusive, Dalti.
more l. Ohio trains will leave Wheeling
daily except Sunday for Moundsville
camp station at Goo and 500 q. m. and
100 and 6:l0 p. m. Returning will leave
camp station at $3.50 a. m. 1905, 4:20
and 1000 p. m. Sundays August 9th
and alst, one train will leave Wheeling
for the camp station at $50 a. m.
promptly. Returning will leave can p
at SEQ p. m.
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@ o WEATHER.

\ full line OF Serges, Drnpe WEtcs
and CheyiOts, just suited for the hot
weather, which will be made up first.
class at reasonable prices.
III StOck-a large line OF 6versizesin
French Funnel shirts, neck go, body
80. For comfort and durability, Wear
our celebrated last black and colUred
hose. c. HESS & SONS,
1921 & 1898 Market Street.
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HnIhel Eumn MnatInr

Bethel camp meeting, out the narrow
gauge road from Bellaire, vas we'll at
tended Sunday and will continue in full
blast all week. The following prominent
divines will take part in the exercises
there: Rev. j. McIienry Jones, OF
Wheeling; Rev. C.S. Gee, Of Cambridge;
Rev. W. D. Mitchell, Rev. D. ". Butler,
Rev. w. N. Young, of Wheeling; Rev.
John Mason. Rev. L. Z. Underwood,
Rev. B. II. Lee, Rev. Joseph Adkins,
Rev. VIM. Toney, and tho wonderful
woman preacher, Mrs. Mary 8. Smith,
II Lancaster.
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Pacific Coast Millionaire bend,

OAKLAND, CAL, August lS.-Dr. Sam.
uel Merritt, probably the wealthiest cit.
zen Of this city, died yesterday, aged GS
years. He settled in Oakland in the
early days and acquired his vast prop.
erty in Oakland and San Francisco.
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Teas, Coffees, Spices, Etc.
atlantic Tea
co.
Tea Importers & CoilceR oasters.

VIII for the next twenty days, be-
ginning Saturday, August 9, sell Tea
Sets, Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, Library
lamps, Stand Lamps, Vaces. Blsaue
Fiyures, &C., at prices heretofore un.
heard Of. Remember these arc new and
sty fish goods, not old odds and ends
usually offered by parties advertising
reductions in prices. We never allow
goods to accumulate on our hands II low
prices will move them. This Is a new
feature in our business, and rs we have
been for many years tho acknowledged
leader In every line We handle. SO We
are determined 10 lead in this at the
very beginning. We have never recos'
ni.ad any competition. Our facilities
for buying goods in large quantities
from first hands, always for cash, en-
able us'to sell ut prices that strike ter
ror to the old fogy merchants. We are
always busy. No dull season. Our
prices keep the steady flow Of trade un-
interrupted the year round.
Here arc n few Of cur prices:
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Ask for Van Houten's Cocoa-take n,
sWtF-i
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KANsAs Cry, Mo-, August lS.-The
Journal tomorrow will say that the
Denver Lottery Company, which re.
Gently opened headquarters in Kansas
City, Kas., have vacated it's offices, and
that it's officers have fled tho town after
having received $4,000 by tho sale Of
tickets, leaving all prizes unpaid.
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August 1S.-For
West Virginia, warmer weather, gener-
ally fair; northeazterly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, fair wealth
er; southwesterly winds.
For Ohio, warmer weather, generally
fair; sou,heasterly winds, followed by
Tuesday night or Wednesday.
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IF you cannot see and need spectac!es
yOu should call Oh us and have your Eyes
Tested without charge. We have the
finest instruments and more experience
Than any other Uptician In The State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
JACOB ". GRUBB,
Jewelcr mud Opticlan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Dry Goods.

New York, August ls.-Therc was no change
IN the situation OF the dry goods market at first
showing steady progress Of the jobbing iradc al
many points. Transactions on the spot were
moderate. Stocks are Ia good Shape aud d good
spirit prevails. In the johblug section Of the
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Pittsburgh, 81 Cleveland, 3. (P. L.)
Toledo, 81 Brooklyn, |. (Asso.)
Cincinnati, II; Cleveland, 8. IN. L.l
Chicago, 0; Pittsburgh, 3 (N.Ll
Brooklyn, II; Philadelphia, 8, (P. ~
Boston, IL; New York, 5. On. L.
Brooklyn, S; Philadelphia, 8. (N.'L.)
Chicago, 5; Buffalo, .. (P. L.l
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Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
natpie TO etectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 90 bottles by ell leading druggists.
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We will open n Ladies' Class at u
Bicycle School. For particulars call or
write us. Epw. L. ROSE & Co.,
Lessons Free. 81 Twelfth street,
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Now OIL Exchanges.

were opened al Lima and flndlsy, Ohio, to-day,
The sales at Lima were iGS.0 " barrels; opening
al I'VE: highest 4!Lc: loscst 40Hc: closed ut
i,Dc. Sales at Fiudlay, 10000 barrels; opening
at lie; highest ilc; lowest Zoe; closed Ut iOLc.
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1.-THE Ladies' Victor" has arrived, and
we will open our school. Ladies' Glass
now forming. Call aud join. All vel.
come. EDw. L. Rose & Co.