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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

\ Useful Prr.cut In every ptckagr
sAyr>l. the bc., Washing Powder.
~old by groc.fs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

In every town Shcrr >Ayt>A !. mir"-
duc-i the sale " larger thin all other
washing compounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

Imsgin- th. torturing hesitation of
N. average small boy irving Ia decide
whether be would rather 90 Ia real
clrsu. or --e hI. little brother get Heb.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

W. matter how hanl.ome q WON in'.
new a., ~ store tr--th NAV L.. .hr never
hn,.t. about ihrm a. the nrlghi'or..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
CLARK.

II 1. peculiar how soundly man
sleep. when hi wife criwls over him ON
her Nay to the Kitchen Ca make a fire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

WHEN man Ia his own wor., enemy,
how easy Il l. to obey the ihjunci Ion,
"l.o,e your enemies"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

some Who po.e a. ."lf.m'de men ~
llc,r th.lr Creator IL great rr,PpnH'
hilltN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

"IIad your yacaiiony" No. "well
don't for. Il Ia take along Johnson.
Ano.lNne Ilniment."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
.ri.ti..

"a favor - p,so.s-frug>
Funniest 10 Nokos-llo~inA
Not cur ssity-l,arc t-sf
\ moyrmcut GA fOos-Dancing
some foot notss-Squeaking bcots
Not popular olubmen"-The police
A cold rSspiion-"llail % the Chief"
Always produced by raln-umbr,llAs
Two very different thihss-The football
and tA- ball Of the tuot
N - desirable men Ard women In the
game q lslfi.-r 81 u IrlCs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

No. ias.-C..e~.isd Asi@ais
A. able q man as know
l. Lionel llarvmsu snow,
Although how he came
by such artistic name,
The rrcoris do not clearly show.
mg uumbsr. he quickly can add.
AM oglias al ARE his fai.
lie can guess toa
What the meaning nav -.
AMI Joys In the novel snd nal
Can this D. . nal person. yvu ssk.
Who has such liking Coz every ~orl
Task
lean only vply,
'ris puJElsr
Have shown o. you under q maxi
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t,,ts an. runir,.

NJ Iai.-A ~ "a Now. lVanhos.
No isa -P, orAl numerical Rsbus'
Two bs..is RI ctt g 1. - o-e
No IL \ e.. col OfIl-g
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

No. is..-r.., p,smeaa and saa.rs.
1. In consonAnt. = conjunction: q '.se-
table, an animal. cousonant
2 4 catch. Que deprived ~ anything. .
dlrvction equivalent 10 very Tin mnsies
.car, a term denoting q transpSren, holy
gsssi In experiments on rcfrsetion. etc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01
>iiting Room Chairs mud Rock.
er>. Lounges and Centre
Tables very Lew.
BABY CARRIAGES.

Nuu can .irikc a good trade Tor summer
4. going aud DE. arr cuming. Nesould
Ike a. ut them 20 our hands before u
gyts too warm. some very pretty car
riscvs waiiing Tor yOu "a make an ofisr.
Wen take n II Il i ANYTHING near cost.
We shsll also clear a lot ~ CAHPEI>
Ia WOODS aud UNIONS, TAPESTRY,
BRUSSELS and NELNEr>, az le.s
than regular prlccs. \ few lengths,
lu.t alaut suough Tor small rooms AZ
bargaln.. Our B0,iv brussels ~ si.s
!. the rial thing it.slf. not Tapestry cal
lr,i BRUSSELS. bat a carpet that ~ill last.
4 large variety Co select from.
n l. warm 10 speak of Ranges, and
they are not Included In the Clearance,
bat there l. nothing Ike a good Range
10 make the housekcrPcr feel happy.
TIE QUAkER RANGE
keep. al the ladi..- la good humor. We
Will make a discount of ) Per cent on all
Ranges soid during the re-t II the month.
We invite YOU Ca come aud 49, ia, -ee
the styles, hay II you feel like u, and you
arv likely a. for great bargains are 90
Ing. Ea.y terms when desired.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

When The wort. In the num,srrd cirvl~s
arv arrangri In orivf on. under Oh. other.
the diagonal. b-ginnins AZ the upper len
hand ouru.r wili sl-ll dAy ot-srN~i nj
this -.A.1n. au 1 the ilA.,onals l. ginning nj
the upv.rr u Fht hanl corner viii SPILL what
the .la,-. werr AZ the clo~s ~ the ci'n
NAr=-t Nicholas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-01

Va. isa.->smestssL
aa1s r.nssfts unkin.i
And th- cOmTl<ts yoa q auics1 ena
L0fss -cr,hy usins
fr-n ne plr- hsashl thai sths .ame
urasILpshoaht
Trvsn ssch a.. 10 hep c.e-r AMI fr~s
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How the letter. come, hllel with
thanksgiving. from all over Maine.
"b saved Ny Ii.,"
says Sciyey Burrill, Corinni, Ne.
"nsst Wsaisiss Q ever had lie say iis~ss,-
says u. u. LeaNiit, LIT >elcciman, Lime
stone, Ne.
tive nstsi.s Cared ss sf Ithsa@.,i.@.''
says Otl. u. Wilson, Go. Com, Waldo 60,
80, Cared @s sf Heed r.i.ssisg."
.ay. Herbert :. Morey, Morrill,. Ne.
''Jsss tiis my Cs.s."
says l.. q. Hatch, ship Carpenter, Rock
land, Ne.
We can furnish all the letters YOU
want 10 rrsd Tor half day at our office.
Call any time. IL makes "a feel like
Kings. cut 20 thousand. .old. Ne have
hal hut .ish, bottles returned. On, IL 4.
wonderfully But then eha,. wonder
ful MEDICINE. DANA. sAR.ArAmLLAi.
na,ls g. csr, anl that !. why u I. the
only sar.spsrills guaranteed by u. man
ufacturer., and -iill Ne say, "Ro bsHsdf,
ao Try." money refunded. Cues. You
had better Try IL, hadn't you,
DANA sAi.sAPARiLIA CO.,
Belfast, Maine.
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". B. RAND I CO.,
View Firm. New Goods.

WYE would respectfully Inform
w our friend. and the public
generally, that We have taken the
store lately occupied by Ira =. Jor-
dan, Locke's Mills, AMI shall keep
constantly on hand q fuLI. LINE
of all good. usually found In
Country Store. All our goods are
bought for "spot Cash" aud ". arr
prepared Ca give the lowest possible
prizes Ia our customers.
our long experience 10 business
has made us familiar With the want.
~ the people of Osforl County. aud
We trust by fair dealing, strict at
tentlon % business, aud low prices,
a. merit your patronage. store
open from u 4. VI. to y u. ". ,sll
aud 80. "a. sui learn prizes. We
shall .ell q. Ne buy. FOR Cash, snt
give our customer. the full benefit
81 all discount. allowed on cash
purchases.
". II. RAND A 90.
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No. tss.-iiid.is. fr~its-
4. Bring the . sweet ia. ChArlis
2 Get mo my oaIe. Arnold
q L. q slap PLEASANT
4 Doyou think the lamp luninousf
q Allegrs. pct. come her~.
q Drive the camel on the bridgu
Z. Are the people Monsolians'
4 A mad cur ran toward us
v David ate bis dinner
No. ias.-Dsssis Asrsssie.
MyrrimAl. ~ill .ysli the name % motel
American. the c.ntrai row ~ ls,ts~ viii
spell the name of motel EnglishmAn.
Crus. Word. COT equal lengthli l. Loads
z Reclining 4 Settles ~ n,cs on = pr
son AMI his descendants 4 selling. =
An escape by artihoe or d~ocption. a The
most formidable % al seagulls !. One
Who dlsiribu,r. aims In hshAif 70 another
4 A rspAs, at noon v hgrs'ies
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Cors~srs.a<scs cn t.vscs ef iss<rv.s ~ he iaiss
Colrns, Osfori i<mccrsi. Paris. Maine.
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TIIE
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Every Seeker After Political
Truth Should Read It.
CLUB RATES.


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are entitled to the benefits of this
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The regular subscription price
Of the NATIONAL DEmoeR4tF lis
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it. 1t is published weekly in the
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issue contains eight seven-column
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its record of Congressional pro-
ceedings will be full and complete,
and II is in every way worthy
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M0UTH PISE0N.

Two Steam boats up last Thurs
day with 1000 bushels Of corn for
the kanawha lumber Co, Yiigie
fiTf5ti ff an Sandy Valley Tho.
Engineer q The Sandy va1feY was
drowned on the way to Mouth Ct
Pigeon, ~ etlnesdaY night.
John Sword received 40 gallons
Of whiskey 70 petiitiflle out--the
dalnnable beast. If they viii put
the papers in the right mans ,hand
he will be taken to Logan G. H.
If the whiskey sellers were put in
Jail everything would be quiet on
Sandy.
Last,Saturday night the Chief
Engineers Of the West Virginia
and Ironton Railroad staid all
night at DR.. Waldron's-Mr. Don
aid Rafalji and Assistant Sperry.
Harris and Finn are saving a
good deal of lumber with their
mill at this place.
One man here has the Grippe,
David Percinth.
Our Railroad will go to work
immadiately.~
The Mouth Of Pigeqn needs one
good Deputy Sheriff ONE month on
4 Detective style and he would
put terror to all outlaws.
DR. Waldron has a contract to
cut $4,000 feet Of Oak.
| Good deal Of timber came out
Fof Pigeon this rise. RIGHT.
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ing with her in our midst. What
disposition will our officers make
of the case2
Wessefrom the Baptist Banner
thataIaev. j. III. Wood has been
sent 70 this place By the Baptist
isssian 2e :ls ], Now, u hone
that the people viii extend e
him that cordial welcome, which
is due to christian gentleman.
and that his stay with US may not
only be pleasant, but that it may
rebound to the good of the com
munity.
La Grippe has laid hold Of the
people atthtis erse
persons ~aEezz4eanfined ito. their
rooms. Among whom are Mrs.
II. G. Ragland, DR.. M. F. French,
Atty. J. S. Miller, Clerk T. G.
Whited, Eddie Butcher, W. NJ.
Clingenpeel and Wallace Lawson,
all OF whom are now improving.
Several others are suffering with
the fashionable disease, but are
still attending to business.
The latest from Charleston is
that the Attorneys have gotten
Through with their argHmeHt=iiIf
the contest case, and that after a
short discussion by the members
OF the Joint Assembly, the Gov
ernor will be named. We have
not read either Of the reports and
arc not prepared to give an opiin-
ion. We are wiling to trust the
joint Assembly and will be salts
fled with their decision. We are
glad that the frauds have been ex-
posed, and hope that we willhaye
an election law. which viii make
fraud impossible. This is to be
preferred to any party triumph.
The 32nd Vol. Of the Supreme.
Court reports Of w. Va. has been
distributed ittrsirtafns something
more than 600 pages, being much
smaller than the volumes gener-
ally are. Much complaint is ex-
by members Of the bar at
the small size Of the volume, the
price being still 1851 as before.
The mechanical work, proof ,read-
ing &c, is also defective, and fiiiI7s5--
indexing. exhibits features hitler
to unknown to good legal book
making.
II the object Of the AAtttte44nflex
General has been to produce a
volume ''for revenue onlyn 1t the
expense Of Tire BAL, it il. certainly
accomplished; meanwhile rival
publications of State reports will
rejoice at the failure Of the otIic-
iat reporter appreciate and
meet the ats Of Of tt!sle legal pre-
fession.
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=
LETTER LIST.

The following is a list Of letters
remaining in the Post Office at
Logan G. H., uncalled for, and il
not called for within 80 days will
be forwarded to the dead letter
Office at Washington, ID. c.:
smith, II. r.. Blair, John s.
Harrison, A.. d. Shus4ey, r, NJ.
Starr Rebeca kinder, i. y.
Funk, DIR. Willard pciong, William l.
Boothe, q. Kirk Sarah
Howell, II.
Persons calling for the above
letters will please say sadyer-
tised. 2
pcs. 1, 80. N. w. Penny, r. n
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NOTICE.

Al persons are warned not to trespass
n airy way whatever upon the follow
ing lands:
r. 1890 acres on Ben creek purchased
from VIM. Collins.
3D0 acres or EUar Pole purchased
from VIM. Collins.
100 acres on Ben crack purchased from
VIM. Gollips.
SO acres On Beech creek purchased
from d. d. Mahon.
l26 acres on Beech creek purchase,
from Samuel Mahon.
III arres on Beech creek purchased
from Anthony Aiaaon.
2Si acres on Beech creek purchased
from Valentine and Jane Hatfela.
5I9 acres On Beech creek purchased
from +. Mahon.
irom Jos. Murphy.
$50 acres ON tug river p,,rcnasat
freBl Ans. Hatfield, ST..
l.33S acres on Grapevine purchased
from J NJ. Vance, ,Jr.
$50 acres on Grapevine p,l.c..asct
frnm A.. Hatfield, .Ir.
Isl ACRES on Grarevino piircEase.
i ffasa johnson Hatfield. Jr.
l4l acres on Sulphur purchased from
/ Alafsir DAVIS.
IA acres on Mate creek t.i,rehasc,
from l. D. Chambers.
| !, 3at acres on Mate creek Lurehase,
from Ans. Hatfield, 81.
~ seras On Mate creek purchase,
from EIias iIatiiell.
7t9 acres an Mate creek purchase,
IGrom Elias Hatfield.
4 .ilh af.t4ss. ~, L. tst .st.,1-a
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day night. was captured by Sid
IlleF Stone and returned to jail on
Tuesday night.
Joe Gore was in town Monday.
He is timbering just above here,
and says that he killed two snakes
last week; one black snake and
one comprehend.
A gang Of ten wild turkeys
were seen from our streets one
morning last week. They were
quietly feeding on the mountain
side across the river.
Anderson Hatfield says that he
saw three deer Island Greek
last week Ii our game laws were
enforced, game world be plentiful
here II a short time .=..-ss.-.-.-.
Mr.. A. T. S. Deem, the popu-
lar travelling salesman, was in
town ON Monday representing the
large Boot and Shoe house Of
Dages, Andrews eco, Of Column
bus, Ohio.
Wat Comfy and Green Tbomp-
son, two prisoners confined IN our
county jail on capias HpFoffifups
made their escape on Monday
night by breaking the staple on
the upper door.
2. E. Gore, Of Spruce, Was in
town on Monday, and says that
[Etthe=BBe nenlan-Luln=bar= Company
are getting tlfififs4t 55se iil4e poplar
logs daily in the river they are
hauling -oa.er three miles.
Jno. Il. Peck Jr., returned from
Charleston Monday. Hehas cor
cluded to locate. here for the prac-
tice Of law. Ed is Il first class
gentleman and we extend him our
EaS and wish him abundant sue
cess in his profession.
l.. G. White has been appoint
fed Postmaster at this place in
room of NJ. ". Perry, resigned.
Lewis is staunch Republican,
and if party service is 10 be re-
warded in cur civil service, the
right man has been.rewarded.
The Advertisement of F. A.
LaidIox & Co, Pork Packers and
Dealers in Flour, Grain, &c, will
be found In anotheecolumn. Mr..
Laidley is 50 wedl known for his
honesty and fair dealing that his
house needs no recommendation
from us.
A M Rodgers. Of Ashland.
Ky, is in town the guest of his
brother-i law, H. f.. Salyards,
Mr.. Rodgers is a first class sign,
ornamental and house painter,
and parties wishing first class
work done, would do we'll to en-
gage him while here.
r. b. Lawson is now-getting &c
Hogs aday to the river. He re.
ports several trees oversix feet il
diameter, and one eight feet in
diameter. He will have several
RATS over five feet in diameter
This is the finest poplar timber
ever marketed from this county
What enhances the beauty oi
fine features more than cleal
skin? Even plain features arg
made attractive by a good com.
3plexien. To seeure-tllis, purify
your blood with.Ayer'g Sarsapa
riIla. 1t has no equal. Price 81
Six bottles, IS. Worth IS a bot
stle.
A brick Church will be built al
Logan G. H., w, Va, to be com
Iamenced about May 1st 1890, anG
contractors would do well to visi1
! us, and consult the Building Com
mittee, or correspond with Majol
Jas. A. Nighbert, the Chairman
/ of the-Gommittce,a t Logan g. II.
i w. Va.
/ Report says that Prof. Rober
i Cook, an unadulterated gentle
man of color, who has been teach
1 ing our colored school for severa
sessions, has taken to wife whit
lflamarlSfronf OhiD. and Is now LIN
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TERMS OF SAL IL.

One third cash day Of sale the equal
Of six antweve months the purchaser giving bond with good per-
ona security Tor the deferred Payments and the legal title
further security But should bring $50
The whole Of the purchase shall be paid cash.
Given under hand this 80tit day Of December 1880
u B BUSKIRK,
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II u ttllNt 4NiiS-s
r. Triadciphia-J. P. Vance.
Naanolia-M. A. Fefrell.
i .ec-Te 3. Farley.
Uardce-T. J. Mead and John
Hamilton.
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF LOGAN
DISTRICT
a'feets-at- Logan G. H, on the first
Monday Of February, May, July
and November. President, e. NJ.
White Commissioners, S. B.Hale
and Simpson Ellis; Secretary,
H. c. Ragland.
Town Directory.
Mayor-U. B. Buskirk.
Recorder-Wt Hiram Sstrattefa.---
councilmen - Elias Hatfield,
VIM. 4. DeiarnettesH. S.=White,
HI HI. Ihnmpaon.and Vim. Cary.
Scrgeant-D. T. Bryan.
Assessor. G. White.
Commissioners. 4;
BnskiFk.
Thursday, January 80, 1890.
------------.--------- --------------------------
L. G. White is on Buffalo this
week.
j. Keadle is in Charleston
this week.
Mrs. S. p. Kelly is on the sick
list this week.
A. W. Buskirk returned from
Huntington Tuesday.
sheriff T. NJ Chain returned
Il from Cincinnati F'aesaayy-=
J. D. Chambers, of Barbours-
Vile, IS in town this week.
w. p. Floyd returned from
Charleston Monday evening.
g. II. Waldfon, of Mouth Of
Pigeon, was in town Saturday.
Ghas. NJ. Turley is out survey
ing. for Lawson'se estate this week.
A considerable quantity-of fine
timber went out on the rise last
week.
John I. Vance passed through
town Monday on his way to Rich
Creek.
hlugh G. Avis, prominent
merchantof Man,zwas in town
Monday.
Chas. Mcdonald, of Mill Creek,
was among ourpromlnent visitors
Monday.
Persons interested in bark and
railroad ties would do well to visit
our county.
Mr. John McGlinteck and Mr..
Robert Gay, Of Winchester, KY,
are in town.
The many friends of Allen +.
Stratton, will be glad to learn that
he simproving.
+. NJ. White ON Tuesday sold
lots Nos. 49 and 40 to G. w. Nor
gan, consideration 5000.
r. c. White, of Morgantown.
,sy.rartW Va, is in town looking after
his lands on Dlngess' Run.
A, A. Vance, Of Rich Greek
was in town Monday disposing Of
hls.large tract of wild lands.
Moses Ferrell and Simpson
Ellis, our County Court Commits
sloners, were in town Monday.
John r. Browning, of Island
Creek, was in town Tuesday
laGrippe has rather worsted him
Carlos Y. White is ON Buffalo
this week attending the funera;
OF his grand father, Mr. Peter
Rife.
Died, January 25th of cold
Leonard; the eldest son Of Mr.. anC
NrI-Micajah Christian, aged SIX
years.
Miss Alice clark, who. has beer
visiting her sister Mrs. r.. w
reck, left last Fridayfor her home
=. On Laurel.
Ex-senator II. II. Riddlcbarge'
died at his residence at Wood
stock, Va, on the 9th inst, o
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County Directory.


1frr7rTt tessssfrt meets 1st Monday
il 4 ITai. July and October.
CosntT Court meets 81 Monday
- February, June and November
and lth Monday in July.
.yudge Of Circuit Court. Fl.
Harvey.
clerk Of Circuit Court. G.
Whited.
Prosecuting Attorney. B.
Wilkinson.
President County Court-Jos.
Simpklns. :,
gnmmissioners-Moses Ferrell
and Simpson Ellis.
Clerk County CON- Courts s. Sal Al
tizer.
sheriff r. NJ. Chain.
Iailer j. B. Buskirk.
Assessor W n. laylor-
Surveyor - g. II. Gore.
JUSTICES.
L6gan-J. NJ Jackson and q.
Morgan. i
thapmansville--Edward Gar
). ret and Anderson=Bfair:
y Triadcclphia--J. P. Vance.
Nagnoliia-M A. Ferrell
Il nc-Te 3. Farley.
2 Hardce-T. J. Mead and John
Hamilton.
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF LOGAN
DISTRICT
MEETS eatt-Loean- G. Il, on the first
Monday Of February, May, July
and November. President, IN.
White; Commissioners $. B.Hale
and Simpson Ellis; Secretary,
H. e. Raeland.
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Thanking the rserehants Of tho
Guyandotte Valley for the liberal
patronage heretofore ssiven us.
We beg to assure them that we
have entered the Spring aud Sum
mer Campaign OF 1880, better
equipped than ever before, and
are prepared to give to the trade
better bargains for FIRST CLASS
GOODS, than has ever beel,
offered in the Ohio Valley.
When you visit Cincinnati. give
us a call before purchasing your
Hats and Caps.
respectfully, 4-25-ly
4 1bc,,4 Rforror Q-sfs.,ce,
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Town Directory.

Mayor-U. B. Buskirk.
Recorder-sWt i1ffffam sStrattef.
councilmen Elias Hatfield,
VIM. 4. Deiarnettes III..S.'White,
hAonpeon and VIM. Cary.
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L. G. White is on Buffalo this
week.
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Sereeant-D. F.7Bryan.
4Atssesser-I4. G. White.
Commissioned. L:
Bnskirk.
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Thursday. January 80, - 1890.
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A. W. Buskirk returned from
Huntington Tuesday.
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Sheriff F NJ Chain returned
: from Cincinnati Tuesday
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Our Representative, w. e. JUS
tIce, is at home on leave, he havs
ing paired with Representative
Buxton, Of Berkely.
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list this week.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

New YoEX. March 19.-The stock market
opened this morning with declines of from Is to
% generally. In few cssss further slight losses
were sustained. Prices, however, improved after
a few minutes, though the market failed 10
show any change from the dullness and sagna-
tion of the past few days. Everything traded in
moved within the narrowest limits. and not until
late in the hour, when the bears made demon
stration, wss there any life &C all in the dealings
At IL o'c'ock the market was dull and rather
heavy at Insignificant changes from the opening
figures.