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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-03-05
SPRING VALLEY.

John Leuthold is in Chicago on business.
B.F. Farmer visited Mortified last week
Friday.
ness in buying stock.
T.R Mears has sold his tarm-purchaser to
take possession April l.
Postal Clerk George Bradford Sundayed in
this city with his many friends.
The annual charter election of the village
Of Spring Valley will be held at Allard's hall,
March II.
A. e. Pfremmer, manager Of the Rushford
Star, Sundayed with bis friends and relatives.
Come often, Gene.
j. F. Shut of Canton was in the CITY Thurs
day and Friday of last week on business. He
returned home Saturday, accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. G. D. Allen.
The masked ball for the benefit of First
Company Reserves. NJ. N. G., which took
place at the opera house, Feb. n, was de-
eided success. netting the company about $685.
tire firm name of Loucks s. Fryer, have pur-
chased G. NJ. Clarks stock OF dry goods. and
will hold forth at the old stand, known as the
sheckered front.
A. N. Smith, NJ. E. Washburu, Z. F, Halb-
kat, Mrs. Laura Allen and J. @ Farmer and
wife visited Austin last Wednesday to take in
the opera "Falka... 1t was a magnificent en-
tertainment, and all we're much pleased.
Miss Hattie Parsons, who has been visiting
friends in Austin during the past two weeks,
returned home Saturday afternoon accom-
panied by her "twin sister," Miss Grace Hart,
who will make short visit with her many
friends in this city.
The special election on 900 bonds for the
". & s. W. railroad, took place at Allard's
hall, Monday, March 8, and resulted as fol"
lows: Votes cast in village: For bonds, 209
against. 9. Votes cast in township: For
bonds, PAT; against, 10.
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DEXTER.

DEXTER.
Fine day today.
A. Vermilya is sick with Ia grippe.
a. Devruff is sick with oarbuncle.
John Garely ships car of steers today.
The Record editor and family are in town
today.
P. Vandenoever is buying cattle for firm
in Iowa.
S. B. Robinson is ready to take a hand at
the wagon repair business now.
Andrew Olson, treasurer of Grand Meadow
township, is dead-died with paralysis.
a caucus last Saturday in our village re-
suited in H. Benner for president, P. Sheri-
dan. j. A. King and Joe Vermilya for coun-
cilmen, A. B. Hartweli for constable and P.
Vandenoever for justice.
Friday evening will be the time for fun. A
| drama entitled the Soldiers Fortune at the
rink for the benefit of the cornet band. The
boys need our patronage and now let us all
| turn out and give them lift.
bayfield,.
The oyster supper last Thursday evening
was a success.
w. B. Sleeper of Brownsville was IN town
! the first of last week.
| Mr.. Dalen made one OF his flying trips tC
Grand Meadow last week.
Ernest Smith of Winona, formerly of this
place, was in town Sunday.
c. E. Symes and T. Barry of Westfleld were
! in town the first of the week.
| J. c. Utlev came home to spend Sunday with
his family, returning Monday.
There were several cars of cattle and hogs
| shipped from here last Monday.
Some of our townsmen attended court at
Mantorville the first of the week.
Mrs. Thorsness has been enjoying visit
from her mother for the past week.
Mrs. G. r. Newcomb OF Minneapolis will
speak on temperance in the school house
Wed nesday evening. March IL.
uDoLPHo.
Items are scarce this week.
A short term of Norwegian school opened
Monday in District 70.
H: Knutson slipped on the ice recently, and
falling against a pail fractured rib.
District,72 have purchased a new Rochester
lamp. It lights up the house in good shape.
The two organs at the church are making
some lively n,"s'~ ~"nnt this time, and that,
too, without the aid of an Organist.
A wandering Missionary of the Seventh
Day Advent persuasion has been holding
s.,rvices in the different school houses along
tie l.:.' tor the past week.
Among the many farmers from this vicinity
who at Id the Farmers Institute at Aus
tin }aG+ eek we noticed q. G.. Anderson, John
Peter, a. John Opsall, Theodore Nelson, John
Hanson and H. Knutson.
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AUSTIN. WEDNESDAY. MARCH s, 1890.
aRo,lwNspALE.

BRoWNSDALE.~
Robert Hicks has purchased the A. H. Marsh
residence.
Buckwheat -four and pure maple syrup at
Sleeper Sons.
I'd Bacon of Howard Lake is visiting with
his brother, Will Bacon.
Andrew Foster is moving into the house
lately occupied by r. Hicks.
The Waltham cheese factory will be changed
into creamery this spring.
Snow, snow, snow. Yes. snow. That's what
people talk about nowadays.
Miss Mary Rummings of St. Peter is visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. w. B. Sleeper.
A sociable was held at sleepers' hall Friday
night by the ladies of the Christian chapel.
H.H. Shook and Master Ray arrived from
Webster, D.. Thursday, and are boarding
with A. Seth.
C. A. Warren, after being confined to the
house two weeks by a kick from one of his
horses, is out again.
William Joheson, son Of Joe Johnson, was
setting up the cigars last week, and Is enjoy
ing married life now.
Frank wifi arrived here last week from
Gladstone, Mich. and is minus one finger.
Coupling cars took 1t off.
party of ten Good Templars took sleigh
ride to Dexter Saturday night, and visited
the Good Templars lodge there.
George Billiard of Red Bluff CAL, one of
the pioneers of this place. draws pension
from Uncle Sam of $40 month.
u Of
to his old stamping grounds last week, and
says there is no place like Minnesota.
Bling Tanner is hauling good many loads
Of lumber out to his farm. and will build a
house as soon as the weather will permit.
A medal contest will be held at Sleepers'
hall this week Friday night by the Band Of
Hope. If you would like to ENJOY rare treat
you will not fail to attend.
A number of gentlemen Of the Masonic ira
ternity here attended lodge at Lansing Thurs
day night, and enjoyed social visit and a
good supper, served by the Masons' wives and
daughters.
Mrs. E. J. Simpson should take consider
able credit to herself for the interest she
has taken in starting the Demorest medal
contests here, and she has started a good
thing for the young people, and means to
keep it going. S. A. G..
SCHOOL REPORT.
Report Of the Brownsville school, higher
department, for the month ending Feb. 20:
Mary E. Main, 100; Myrtle Wheeler, Julian NJ.
Palmer, Ethel Stowe, SO; Jennie York, eS;
Stephen Thatcher, Albert Johnson. 81; Rose
Gage, Fanny Palmer, Ova Woodward, Mary
SteAdman. Clinton Seth SO; May Johnson. 50:
Edith Woodward, Winnie Brown, 90; Burt
Baldwin, 9l Agnes McClelland, Minnie
Cozad, 80. W. H. PALMER, Principal.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla is on the flood tide
Of popularity, which position it has
reached by its own intrinsic, undoubted
merit. f. .>.=..: IT,. Ia.
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M 0SCOW.
NEWPORT is quite ill.


Henry Zero is able to be around again.
Mrs. J. J. Smith is again able to be around.
That stove fell down again at the Moscow
school house March 3. No one hurt.
The Farmers Alliance of Moscow is in a
fourlshing condition. So says J. James.
The farmers of Lansing town are about to
start . creamery. A meeting will be held this
week Thursday at l p. m.
Robert Lewis will build new house this
summer. Mr.. Lewis had the misfortune latoly
to loose fine mare, through injuries received
in barbed wire fence.
George Wyatt has quit shaking, Has not
had a touch of sgue since NJ. 3. Hesler, the
medicine man, gave him those celebrated
malaria pills. So much tor the q. 8. Medicine
Company.
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Tho Western Rural, Chicago.

Tho Western Rural, Chicago.
We cali the attention OF our readers to
the Western Rural and American Stock.
man, one OF the oldest and best known of
our agricultural and family newspapers
Upon questions of Political Economy and
Reform the Rural is one Of the ablest ex.
ponents of agriculture and q faithful
worker in, behalf of the farmer and his
best interests. See our clubbing rate.
with this valued exchange, in another
column. The single subscription price
of the Rural and Stockman is 81. so per
year, OF tfty.two Issues. For free sample
copies address. MILTON GEORGE.
Chicago. III.
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Balard's Horehor nd syrup .

H We guarantee this to be the best Cough
Syrup manufactured In tho whole wide
world. This is saying 9 great deal, but
It is true. For Consumption, Coughs,
Colds bore Throat, Sore Chest, Pneu.
monia, Bronchitis, Asthma, Group.
Whoopino Cough, and all diseases Of
throat and Lungs we positively guarantee
Ballard HorehOund Syrup to be without
any equal on the face OF the globe. In
support Of this statement we refer to
every individual who has ever used it,
and to every druggist that has ever sold
1t. Such evidence is indisputable. Sold
by Giles q Tryon. 49,. 4
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Fast Mail Line with Electric Lighted and
Steam Heated Vestibuled Trains between
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Mime
apOlis.
Trans-continental Route With LEI Ei &C;
trio Lighted and Steam Heated Vestibuled
Trains between Chicago and Council Bluffs,
Omaha or St. Paul and the Pacific Coast.
Great National Route between Chicago.
Kansas City and st. Joseph. Mo.
500 Miles Of Road reaching all princi-
pal points In Illinois, Wisconsin, Mime
sofa, Iowa, Missouri, South Dakota and
North Dakota.
For Maps, Time Tables, rates Of passage
and freight, etc.. apply to the nearest station
agent of the CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST.. PAUL
RAILWAY, or to any railroad agent anywhere
in the world.
H. MILLER, A. v. H. CARPENTER.
Gen'l Manager. Genl Pass & Tiki AIT,
~ For information In reference to lands
and towns owned by the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul Railway Company. write to Fl. G.
Haugan, Land Commissioner, Milwaukee, Wis"
COn9iD.
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BENwOOD.

Some time in February SILK ioDgGed
Individual giving the name OF l. BnrAe'
circulated abound the town selling fashion
plates. He succeeded in selling large
nun Der cf plates, which he promised 10
s,na on, bus did rot fail to collect NE
money. Sincs then the purchasers have
been looAiog arxi0asly for tier plates,
bat they have not arrived.
Three more lots were sold in Mr. Jere
Mhler's piat Monday. Mr.. Miller has
d,sposed Of 50 lots in his plat, AID the de
msud is by 20 means satisfied. Is hGs
nm Incorrectly stsisd that MIS-. Nc
,Isehen donated thu tTO lots 20 the
Me,booi-t church. Mr.. Miller was the
psreon vino gave them.
The Clipper Bsss Ball Cab was reor,
esnizsd last week, and will be maze up OF
Whselirg. Bsllaire ard BenHood's best
men. Mr. Dick Watson was elected Pres
ident snd Mr. Allie Chapman Captain.
Mevor Mahood will rssubmit the new
chatter to the vote Of the people ut the
coming election. The charter sacnres to
he corporation certain indispensable
risats and sAould be approved.
Tue Benwood puddle works, " ich have
bs en- idle for lo1g time, ere now running
AZ their fail espsoiiy. The w0rSs give
employment 20 nearly eco men.
Rumor has il that the town OF Mounds,
vile hiss offered the B x o free ground II
it will erect it's shops snd yaros al that
place instead of here.
Two men became involved in row IN
Hurley's ssloou, Saturday night. Bo'n
came down yesterday morsiag eut se''lsa
with the Mayor.
Misses Annie Daley end Mamie Riley,
NJ NsUa,k. 0, who have bsen visiting the
Missss Barrett on River Avenne, have re-
TUNED home.
Il ia announced that bosh Mayor Me-
hood and MArshal D1lbsar will he candi-
dates for Ienomit a. ion en- the DemoefsNe
Renub!ieapa seem to have bsen made
tired by the last local election. AZ lesit
thew are not talking much OF candics'es'
Thomas Mackiu il suffering from seve7e
bnrps received from M explosion OF gas
oliue lamp. ia lis hand Saturday night.
Peabody & E,kew Will soon plat their
tract of land, recently bought OF y L.
Harlsy, ard sell it cut in town lots.
Fouod, cum OF money. The owner
nav have the same by calling at W. T.
Curren's saloon and Identifying II.
James Haley, 81 gjpeer at the Benwooo
works, is talked Of Us the DsmoeraIio can
didate for Recorder.
Mr.. John Cline, engineer OF the Ben
wood irou works, had his foot quite badly
scalded les, wees.
Ed Newton, the fish msu, hes taken
ioh IS helper to the blowing epgioe at the
steel works.
GsOrgs Nsbergsll aud Alouzo Lacey
have opened a saloon in Higgins Old
stand.
Mr.. VIM. S.raghn has accepted a posi-
ton as collector with Mr.. August Schad.
Mr.. John Quirk, who Gas been i'll, is
able to be GU. again.
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GovERSNESrs-Dull and steady.
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RALrrxoRE. March l-whea,. western quie

CINCINNATI. o.. March i.-Cotton steady
aud quiet: middling. 1870. Flour, steady. Wheat
shippients 100 bushsls Corn firm; no. mixsc
see Oats, steady 1t 2iISc. Rye, steady; 40,
i5as6c. Pork, quiet st SO 81 Lsrt, siro1g a
IS S.. Bulk Meat. steady short ribs 81 9ia5 %
Bacon steady; short clear % 90 whisky siesdl
al sl OF Butter. Sugar and Cheese, steady
Fars s1esdY al l2al2lse.
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MARTINS FERRY.

There was petition in circulation yes
ter1ay, and it wss being excessively Sign
ed, for the chan sipg of the name of our
city. As il nov stands, people from a
distance think the;e is nothing here hut
ferry boat, house or tive, blacksmith
shop and s.ose. Drummus from large
wholesale houses doE't stop, which is
detrimental 10 the interests Of oar cit.
zens. Qli'e a number of different names
have been suggesisd. each one having a
favnrite. TIE petition il headed: 70
the Honorable Body. the City Council,
asking them to submit il 20 a vote OF the
people al the comiog election. to he pul on
si tickets "Caanee" aid mo Char ge :"
Bat from the wsy every enc talked yss-
tsTday it would 20 through with boom.
Most of those that have been suggested
nave BEEN looked upon ii was found tha.
the Names are already in nee within the
Stats.
The many friends of W. D Lewis sre
pushing him forward S. candidate for
Street Commissioner. Mr.. Lewis has had
considerable experiences in this line. h.
having bsep Street Commissioner at S.eu-
bsnville for five yesrs, aud no doubt wOrld
I'll the position satisfactorily here.
Tue City Council met last evening and
transacted the usual routine business.
'rhsy also received two petitions from the
property holders Tor the paving With fire.
brick Fourth street; also S.c)Ud from
Hanover street down.
TIE Union bridge contractors placed az
other span TO the east of the one over the
. & P. Railroad yesterday. Trey seem
to be making good time on this end Of
the bridge.
The Electric Light Company had on are
going last evening at tie corner of We'll
nut aud Fourth streets, and il will not be
long before several more Of the me kind
will be in use.
Mrs. Mary Praikeu, Of Nj. Pleasant,
left yesterday for Allegheny City, Pc TO
visit her 900, who is in business 10 that
city.
VIM NJ. Wethersld has been mentioned
as candidate for Council from the First
ward.
L.. J G DrenneD, OF Minneapolis, MINI 4,
is the guest Of his father il this place.
J. 7. Riley, candidite for Street Com
missioner, il on tue sick list.
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That lest.
In another poem with moral, re thus
attacks the practice of vivisec,ion;
SMILES AND eUFFAws.

BRgiGmptoa Leader; Il takes q mechan'
&c 10 make Whsel-wright.
Nar Orleans PieayWRe; The little Dos
Who coes rot behave well At tsbls gets s
setback.
Somerrille Journal: OnlY q truly sslfiaL
man can realize fully how utterly selfish
o. her men can be.
Washington Post. When the other gee.
tleman holds all the aces 10 the pack youl
less is a four-gone conclusion.
Laurence american: The next generation
would be rich If they could have the time
lost by men feeling in this wrorg pocket,
PHILADELPHIA Press: The difference be
tseen a looss garment and a high collar is
One hangs about us and the ether about
hangs ne.
Biaokamton Republican: A man mus
have a strong constitution il h can 90 &c
had after the lark and get up With it the
uext morning.
Pit,buyq Chronicle: When reports relat
iro 10 the Indians are filed in the Interioi
Department, We supPose the Indian hle i'
the one used.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO Msrch i.-Cat;le-Receipts 500
head: shipments $500 head; market strong
and l0al5c tiyher; steers So 004i65; stlckers and
feeders ~ i5aS 70; bulls and mixed So 25; Tex
ans 50 CO.
Hogs Receipts % 90 head: shipments $500
cad; market strong and SC lower; mixed 50 s5a
al o.; heavy S3 S5i4 ga; light IS Soai 10; skips
So 60a3 20.
sheep-Receipts 8 90 head; market stronger
natives 81 00a5 So western corn fed % g.; Texans
e. 51s4 90; lambs e. s. 6 80.
EASE Liberty, March 4.-Cattle receipts go
head: shipments 400 head; market dull at yes
terdsy's rices.
Hogs-Receip's COO head; shipments LOO
head; market firm; meiium Sc ected o. 80
al 81 common and best Workers 81 l6ii 20 pigs
81 GOAT 10
sheep-Reoeipts 1.too head; shipments l,i0-
head; market firm ct yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI, O., March Hog, higher and
in good demand common aud light IS 6Jli 10;
packing and butchers 81 Coal 20 receipts ,yOc
head shipments o head.
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BEN BUrLERs COCK EYE.
A Recent Surgical Operation Has Made
lie Thing of tho Past.

Recent Surgical operation mas Maue
lie Thing of tho Past.
BOsToN, NJ rch . One OF tie notable
institutions Of tire United States has dis
appesred. Bsn Buffers dToo?ipg tye-lids,
90 familiar TO the present generation, and
p,rt OF the last, is no more. A eurgeor
has been ut work on his famous left ocular,
and the result is be will bs able 10 see Fl
well IS the man with the best eye in tht
world.
TIE cutting was done with surgeon't
scissors and not with knife. THE sur
geon caught mp between tie thumb ard
for.fiogsr a fold Of flesh midway betwc e.
the eyelash and the eyebrow and clipped
il eff Nith the scissors. A big hole va:
consequently left ia the lid, for the piece
Of flssn taken away was about u inches
lot and icoh wide. Having cut away
the fold, the surgeon then brought the
bleeding edges together and secured them
with half dozen sii;chss. TIE effect i:
obviors. The lower portion of the lid was
drawn upward where toe overhangirg fold
used 10 be, thus exposing the eyebsil to
to the light.
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WOOL

PHILDELPnIA,PA, March wool--Market dull
aud prices nominal. Ohio. Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Xxx and above s312aS5c; 60. \ Sla
SSc: medium S7aSsc: c5are "a xaS6c: New York.
Michigan, Ind ana and western hne or nj XXX
29a3lc; medium 36aS7c: cnarSe 38sS6s: fine
washed oelaine Y and XX SiaS7c; medium
was sed comb ng aud delaine seattle; coarse do
35aS6c: Canada washed combing as5c tub
washed choice S9ai0c: fair37aSS; coarse p sc;
meiium unwsshcd combing aud delaine 2sa3Oc;
coarse do 26a27c; Montana isa25c; Territorial l5a
nc
BosroS. March --wool-Deraud IT odArste ard
prices s. ady: good Ohio Y tleeces 3la3' &c: Xxx
SsaS8l-c No / S7aS7lSc; Michissn Y 2y.29I2c;
No. l soc; No. lcombing 3Sai0c; Ohio fine delalre
35c; Michigan do s4c Territory fine 56s5Sc; fee
medium 53455c: m~dium 50a52c; Oregon, Ca l.
fornia and Texas dull. Pulled woods, super goa
S5c extra 21a2Sc Carpet WOO 5, quiet.
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soUTE 6oOsD. INo77f No. no 81 No.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup ioi
children tssthinS, Is the pIesorlPuoe OF
oae of the best female nurses and phy sicisls :
in Ire United States, snd has beea usao
for forty years with never fsiling success
Nv miliions OF mothers for thsiE children.
Dining the process of teething its value Is
;,,c.IrnsbIe. Il re.eaVes the child from
nain. curAdysentery and diarrhoea- gripping
!, the bowels, and wind collie. BY giving
health 70 the child 1t rests its mother
Price csc q h-Nt''-
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R,S Flow Of OIL.

Special Correspondence o. Eue NVs'7e.'
BucroS, W. VA, March 3.-SiluEday
TIE s.. Clond oil well, situated on the
white farm, north Of this place four mi!es'
can,s in At depth OF >. 80 feet with big
aas of oil gas IS q depth Of 1S5 feet in tie
The pressure is the rtigbboT6OOd OF loo
ronnds 70 the square inch. The osners
pronoss goisg forward as soon as gas ls
cayed ont Of the oil, which is confidently
exnecied.
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Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no special men
tion. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise.-A purer
medicine does not exist and it is gusrsn-
teed to do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases Of the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils,
Salt Rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood. Will drive Malaria from
the system and prevent as we'll as cure al
Malsrial fevers.-For cure OF Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Bitter. Entire satisfaction guaranteed,
or money refuneed.-PIice so cts. and
81. 90 per bottle, at Logan & Co.'s drug
store
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jay Gouid's smartness.
Rasiou H.rnfd

Congressman Anderson, Of Kansas, ssys
thst Jay Gould is tbs smartsst man this
country has ever produced. Mr. Ander-
sou bases this judgement on the fact thst,
wheress the farmers OF Kansas get only
- cents bushel for their CORD, it sells IN
New York for 30 cents, yielding bigger
profit to Jay Gould and bis ilk than to
the farmers. Probably Mr.. Anderson
constituents will differ with him rs to the
proper way to describe Mr.. GOuld's pc
culiar talents. Mr.. Gould may be smart,
bat they would probably ssy he is tof
dnrnfd smart
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue OF a Deed q Trust made by Emma
Stanley N william Prayer. the undersigned, a.
Trustee dated January 10. 1889. aud recorded N
the Clerks Office OF the County Court OF one
county, West Virginia, in Deed OF Trust BOOB
No II Folio 6l9, will sell At pablo auction al
the storage room corner Of Eleventh. and Water
streets, Ia the city Of " heeling W. Va. on
Thursday. mnrch i3. 1880.
beginning at 10 clock r. m. all the following
property. tbat is ~ say: 81 yards BruSeil,
i'arpei. 20 yards Bru-tells Carrot, 16A yards
Brussels Carpet IA yards stair Carpet, Cham
Der ) Is, Cotton Mattresses, spring Mat
tresses. Feather Pillows ? Feather Bolsteis
Folding BED, y dozen stair Plates, smyr
ma Rugs. , Mas, ! Bear Rug. BRUSSELS Rug,
Stauds, 1 Lounge, Pluih Parl9r nhalrs' = kAt
tan Chairs. 4 Walnut Chairs. 2 Dining Chairs
Ot,omans Clock, Mantle Ornaments Cur
tain Poles Wardrobe. / Marble Top Table, ol
80 much thereof n may lie necessary 70 pay Inc
debt secu ei by said Deed ofTrusl.
Terms Of Sale Cash.
fellI wA. Prayer Trustee
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PETROLEUM.

steady at 9ii$9, and SITTER falling of &c ad-
vsncei 10 9jkc. The market then brJKe on
light sales ana fell 10 92c but reacted Sigh ly
aud c.os.d steady at g2l4c. Stock Exchange
opened at CSC: highe,t 95ISc; lowest &c; clos
ing at SIC. sales 6g6, 900 barrels.
OIL CITY, PA March Petroleum opened at
81: close at 925Sc highest 9ic lowest 9.c. sales
i25.0oO barrels; Iuus s7oeS barrels; shipments
| u lS5 barrels
PITTsBURG. PA March Petroleum opened at
Ole: highest 95c; clOseI at 921sc; lowest 9l54c.
BRADFORD, PA, March i.--Petoleum opened at
s37sc; lowest 92c; highest 9itsc' closed at we.