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or: No. 2winter red spot S3asplc: January n;Ia
96laac: May g o211s1 %. Coin, western ilra:
mixed spot 5S1Sa59c; year and January 5S4c::
May 59e. Cats quiet: western white 5ia55Ec,
Mye seafs s.; . Shoce slaS3c Hay firm: choice
Potk, mess sll 50. Lard, refined re Butter
aeaye aud strong; c!attGery fancy .soc do fir
70 Gt9.Ge si,i!lc. Eggs strong at 2Ga27c. Coffee
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Wool.

NEW ioRK. Dec. b-wool easy and quiet; DO.
nestle siaasc; pulled e7asfc; Texas tS42Jc.
tiiiLAnElrlIIA, Pa, Dec. 5.-Wool market dull
and nominal. ! ,7.727.' NJ : = =. : : $50
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Piles, Piles, Piles. |IIIIf
Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy, 10 a
positive specific for all io1mD OF the dis.
ease. blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
ated and PIotruding Piles. Price Soc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. Daw
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Metal.

NEW foHK. Dec. 5.-pg iron nominal. Copper
dull and easier ~ SIS %. Lead dull at 81 IS. Tin
strong; Stalls ST. 80. 's ~, :.
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CINCINNATI, O, Dec. .5.-Flour easy and I'm.
changed. Wheat strong; No. red 97c: receipts
tOo bushels; shipments 1000 bushels, Corn
stronger; No. mixed SEC. Cats firm; No. >
mixed l:c. Rye steady at 75c. Pork dull at 10 Is.
Lard loWeratS5 G2H. Bulk meats easier at IS l2I%
as =. Bacon firm at Sc 50. Whisky s,cady IL
81 IL. Butter steady AID firm. Sugar, eggs and
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Featured OF tho Money and Stock
.".s t. Markets, -.-Y VI


Markets.
NEw foAx, Dec. 6,-Mouey on call easy, rang.
Ing from TO 6per cent, last. loan ! per cent,
closed offered at per cent, Prime mercantile
paper 61saS per cont. Sterling exchange weak
at 81 7s1Eai S3>f. Sales 266.lSi shares.
The stock market day continued ieyetish
and weak, with no change In It's temper until
toward the close, when moderate nlly was
made. which brought few stocks mp TO and
above the leyclol last nights hnal figures. The
indlspositlon oil brokers TO encourage buying
upon margin ktill keeps the market under tho
control VI lhe professional element, and that
being bearishly inclined prices continue 10
move downward with rallies hero and there.
aud marked dullhcss In the general list with
great activity and material decline In q few OF
the leaders aT
Tho stock market today was very weak iu tho
carly trading, but tho market was narrow aud
remained ieverlsh throughout the day, the re-,
ports Of failures III 80 many parts Of the country
owing 70 tho stilngency Of money causing 4 dis.
couraging feeling on the part Of woul i.be buy.
crs. The market closcd ilrm, generally only
slightly lower than those OF last evening,
Northern Pacific PREFER, d. however, IL down
~, Union lnciAc "a, Pacific Mail TX and Jer,
sey Central and New York Central each per
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Cotton. I'D
,t9 ciSq.EsATl, O., Pee. 5.-cotton steady; ,aIl.
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LOCATION UNSURPASSED FOR BEAUTY AND urAl1n
North Main St. School
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS,

EON DO1 > FIND IIRLS.
The second annual session will begin MON.
sttuotlon, based upon Natural Development,
both Of mind and body. will eopliaue 10 be care.
fully pursued. Special advantages offered to
children who need careful individual assistance,
years. All the. primary English branches, 10.
gether with Oral French Included In the rcgule.
course. drawing and Instrumental Mus,c also
provided Careful attention given to the lorna.
ton Of correct habits Of speech and IN the use OF
the voice. Stammering md other imped;ments
OF speech overcome by instruction based mon
natural law. Calistheuics and Singing exer.
cises accompanied By piano. Terms moderate.
For circular, call upon or address,
MISS MAE RELLE HART,
aug Ts7 Main Street
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF CHOICE CITY PROPERTY.
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West Viz
William McAdams
Guardian and In his own right, T., c.,r,

Guardian and In Ills own right, 7, cts,cerv
Elizabeth Charnock, ct al.
In pursuance Of the authority vested In us b!
decree OF the abovc mentioned court, made
& and entered In kAid caIs. on the 9TH day OF DC
tober, A. D. $50, the undersigned special com
missioners appointed for the purpose By thai
court In said decree, Will OH l
SATURDAY, the 2Oth day OF NOVEMBER 1872
begtnnIngat 70 O'Clock OF said day, ut the north
West Virglnia sell nj public auction, The several
parcels o, real estate hereinafter mentioned, o.
30 much thereof GS may be necessary TO pay thu
liens same as Get forth IN said Decree the cos,
OF suit and EXPENSES OF sale. tnR, is to say:
l.-Thc north half Of lot number 10 OF tn,
seventh square OF The city Of heeiing, IN Obi,
County, III The state OF West Virginia.
2.-Lut number IL In the addition TO sa!d cit,
OF Wheeling formerly called South Wheeling
laid of BY Mofes ". Ghaplice, Marcus Wilson
and James h. Forsythe.
TEIMs OF SALE.-Cnc.,h!rd and 60 much
more as the purchaser may elect to pay cash Il
hand, aud the remainder in two equal iustafi
mcnts;; payable, respectively In one aud twt
years from the day of sale with interest from
that day, the purchaser giving his notes for tn,
deferred instatInentB, Kld tho title to be &c
tanned 10 secure the psj rcIt OF them until they
shall be fully paid.
=....- GEO. K E. GILCHkIST,
Special Commissioners
hereby certify that tho above named special
commissioners have given bond and security NJ
required by law and oy said decree. s
JOHN ". MITCHELL,
oc50 Clerk OF said Court.
The above sale Is Cd, on.ucd until Saturday,
December lso 4 70 GcGSk a. III: a. the same
4. GEO. K. L. GfLCHRIsT,
del Commissioners
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.TRUSrEE'S SALE.

By virtue OF 3 deed OF trus. riade By Henry c.
2. Ttemann and Annie N. Tiecaln, his wife, to
me aa trustee, beasiuC date 90 the first dai OF
December, ISIS, and recorded III the olliee Of the
CLERK Of The County Court OF ohio County
West Virginia, III Decd OF Trust hoDk No. y,
page So. I Will proceed TO sell at pubic auction
at the front door OF the Conit House for said
Chic county, IN the City OF wheeling, OH
SATURDAY, DECEMBER la, 1850,
beginning At 10 O'Clock 3. m, all the right.
THO ard interest and Of tAa T ssia HEM "
vile or either OF Them, Legal or equitable. IN
the following described real estate, that Is 10
cay: fsur acres aud tweniy pesches uormerly
a part OF tho farm at Que time owned BY Adam
Ss!tchter aid afterwards b. samuel J. Boyd} IN
ohio couF,y. on thu National road, about two
and d hall miles cast CT pho city OF Wheeling:
beginning at n stake on the cASt side Of the said
road, and the southwest conner c! tract Of
land on the 10Th day Of July, 1872, conySyed by
Adam fitchnct sgd wife 10 jacob u Warden:
thence nuIth 25.i} w1is l1l7 poles; thence north
69 IS c.S! az poles; ,lleEGa south y east 1870
poles 10 the line Of this land Conveyed As atore
said to laid Warden; thence, s1uSa ti.52 west
aforesaid to saA Warden 10 the begin
nlux, together With the right OF wa,
along a lGucl Twelve feet wide running with
nnd aojoining the northwest limo o.
Il parcel Of land {aeRs the land conveyed By said
deed Of trust. OH the eu,h Day Of July, 1857, con
reyed uy Adam Fitahner and vile to Edward 81.
Norton, also the right 10 the use Of the large
sritas III another aud contiguous pa!t OF said
! farm, with the further rtghr 10 lay water pipes
from said spring to any OF the IrQd conveyed BY
sa.d decd OF trust. But NIL subject 70 tho con
eussent aud Joint !R,ereS, OF certain Other per,
sons, specified IN said deed from said FitchneI
and wife 10 said Edward NJ. Norton: the said
property above eouvc.e:l being the same which
\ Was conveyed 70 the said JenG Henry Tiemann
by George ". Robinson aud wife. By deed dated
JANUARY z, 1859, and Of record in the lane rec
ords OF Ohio county, IN Decd book No. Is, page
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Dec. 5.-Flour dull asd
Der ysa9s>;,c; January 09lIScasl Ovls; FEBRUARY
81 OlIsl G21ss; March 81 o351;ai OK Corn strong
new No 3yell0w SEC; No. mixed Deccm ber,
Janiiari. February and March 57Ha5s,zc. Oats
,.msr ;ungraded white5lc; No. whitd Decem
Ss'4c; Marca $40. Eggs firm; rcnnsylyania
TOLEDO, o., Dec. 5.-Wheat active and steady.
cash aud December 95kc: May ST 0ytS. Corn
9ctiTe and steady; cash o3La5ic. Oats quiet;
Eo. white isEc. Cloyerseed dull; cash 81 Is;
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points 81 E"' :" : - - - ="
For rates and other Information address Z.
". ). ROBINSON, g. P. A., ParkGrsburz.
AZ; DANDY, 4. G. Pa, pnrkc.sburp. III
wv TOM IINSOH, Pas. Agent, Wheeling, " va,
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NEW YoEK. Dec. 5-Flour, receipts I9ooo
PACKAGES: exports 1000 barrels: market dull and
npcnanged: salcs 1850 barrels Wheat, re-,
ce,pts $500 bushels: exports 10000 bushels.
sales 10000 bushels Of futures aud 1900
bushels OF spot: market unsettled, closing
easy; No. red Csc; ungradcd rcd 9151chsl or:
options weak; No. . red Decep Der 81 u.aInl L3L
a. ~; January 81 V33ssal O,Aal t35a; FcDruaiv
81 0Esd e59sal oi5s: March 81 oSl{sl O6l4al 05jE:
Nay 81 oal CGhsal 059]s: July gJ;1c: DECEMBER
81 u7s' Rye tirm: western 76a19c Corn, re.
ceipts a,GN bushels; exports 81, COZ bushels:
safes LOSS 100 bushels OF futures aud 5000
bushels Of spot; market unsettled; ungradea
mixed CoaGlc December tic; January 6l5Ic:
May GAa6lAaCoAc. Oats, receipts 5jtJ0
bushels; exports 1000 bushels: sales 1000
bushels Of futures and lI2 900 bushels of spot:
spot market stronger and fairly active: Decem.
per otesc; Jan Gnry 5054a5l ha5lZc; May 5l51s59in
o.c: spot No. whitc 5l4s53I3c: mixed western
!Sao!c; white do 5aa5Sc; No Chicago sls5l5ic,
LAY steady and quiet. Coffee stcady and uu,
changed. sugar steady. Molasscs Hrn. Rice
quiet. TGllow strong: CITY 4s1c. HoGin and tur.
pensine dull; Eggs firm Il. 2Sa3Oc Pork dull
al slo 3tli2 %; extra prime slO j0all ". Cut
meats dull. Lard lower; western steam Sc C5,
December 50 o.: January s6ls: February So %;
March s4A6 is:May 81 e.. Butter firm; west.
Ohio flats 6a9hc, = -, >'ii' S''
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD TIME
~ table taking effect August u, 1890, Pas.
s .g trains Will run as follows-Central Time.
Al Trans daily except those marked thus |,
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WHEAT-Cash No. . spring 9O1lu9O1<c: No. 8
sp'iag SEC; No. . red coke: December 5o,IaofLs
99o,Hc; January 9ls4a9sAa9!1ac; May VSIay91sa
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s,as- AEAtvE:
From Pittsburgh, 200 a. N. daily, and l2:ij
~; daily, and $50 Il. m, Sunday only. -
washington Accommodation :5o u. NJ, daily
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1srendstufr4 AMI Proyisions,

CHICAGO. Dec 5.-The wheat market opened
weax and w lover for May delivery. The open,
10y cables were Steady, but quoted no change In
weakness. which characterized tho business Of Of
the iirst few minutes did not proceed from the
f0ieisn markets, Thu price OF May wheat here
opehed a! use per bushel and sold of TO 0SlSc,
advanced to WY; this stood at the latter price
when the report Of the Delamaicr bank failure
was terciscd. The prices started on the down
siade generally for II time, but soon got mo q
wa! on, aud the momentum when Il nGared 0oc
wss suen as TO send 1t down 10 9aj4c with a
crash, TIC trnth OF the reported bank failure
was denied at this luncture. which caused il sud.
zen reaction to g91c, hut Its later confirmation
was oS1kc. t''~N
Corn was moderately active: the closing prices
Sn 1S,s ellEht advance vance; over yesterday.
rioYisi9as-aa.her an active business was
Transacted and prices ruled somewhat Irregular.
Flour unchaDgei.
WHEAT-Cash No. .. spring 9O,ln9O1<c: No. 8
SPias SSe; NO. red alIc: December JViIG9fi1a
99sHc' 'ahuaty 9l74a9'4a9!1ac; May eStsagy1sa
CoHS-Cash No. ., HNsa5r,Ic; December a,,<,
5l3ta'i'se; Ja.ttary 56s i4a5lc; May 63.a5tIa
0ATs-Cash No. 2. 4sc; December 4aa4s4a ,sc;
january !31.sasssa4Stsc; May 4511aiGsS4ls;Gc. '''
RfE-Nf. Gsisc.
tARLEy-No. .. 76c.
FLAxsEED-Sl Is
TIMOTHY sEED-sl o5.
II Az. -.H ''''
LARp--cash and December S. IS; January
- S;5sas g254a5 SIX May IS 4oAG l7t!a6 i215!
eiloEr kBs.Cash s. 00a5 ~; December - IS;
Sa WE . !'Ha5 i21saa TX; May S. ssa5 g!1ss
WHIskY-s1 IA.
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Dick waved his mahl.stick in mystic
CIRCLES and went to the sideboard for a
drink. In the evening, when tho exul-
tation Of the day had died down, he
went to the sideboard aeain, and after
some visits became convinced that the
eye doctor WIS liar, since he could see
everything very clearly. He was OF the
opinion that he would even make a
home for Maisie, and that whether she
liked it or not she should be his wife.
The mood passed next morning, but the
sideboard and all npon it remained for
his comfort. Again he set to work. and
his eyes troubled him with spots and
dashes and blurs till he had taken coun.
sci with the sideboard, and the Melan-
cola both on the canvas and in his own
mind appeared lovelier than eyer. There
was a delightful sense otirresponsibility
upon Ehim, such as they feel who walk.
ing among their fellow.men know that
the death eentence Of disease" is unon
them, and, since fear is but waste OF the
little time left. are riotopsly happy.
The days passed without event.
Bessie arrived punctually always, and,
though her Voice seemed to Dick to come
from distance, her face was always
very near, and the Melancolia began to
flame on the canvas. in the likeness OF a
woman who had known all the sorrow
in the world and was laughing at 1t. 1t
was true that the corner Of the studio
draped themselves in gray film and re.
tired into the darkness, that the spots in
his eyes and the pains across his head
were very troublesome, and that Maisie's
letters were hard to read and still harder
to answer. He could not tell ber bis
trouble, and he gould not laugh at her
accounts OF her own Melanoolia which
was always going to BIO finished. Bni
the furious days OF toll and the nights Of
wild dreams made amends for ali, and
the Bideboard was his best friend or
earth. Bessie was singularly dull. She
used to shrek with rags when Dicl
stared at her between hali.closed eyes
Now she sulked, or watched him with
J disgust, saying very little. i.ls
z'.s fro De CoSrfSUEDl
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CHAPTER WI.
What's yon tina. follows al my sldeY
The foe that ye must fight. my lord.
That hftrtcS swift as Gun fidef
The shadow Of the night, my lord.
Then wheel my horse gaillSt the iocI "
Hes down mud oyerpast, my lord,
fe war aaaftist the sunset glow:
Tho AIN ~ uas. pa Tho 20 Ia ,a.,t
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ier an active business was
ces ruled somewhat Irregular.
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Leave Wheeling, Daily Trip, City Time-s.4o.
$50. 1000 aud HAS a. M; 100, !:o3 GOO n. M
Leave Wheeling Sundays, City Time-s:Gd
1000 anu 1900 a. M: 100, I 20, 600 n m -
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CoES-Cash No. .. Gl}sa5N1t1c: December SCI.
ta5i}}se Jaatsary SOS t5i h4a5ic; May 551sa5tIa
The advocate., 1890-09-17
MoNMourn. Kan.. september 10.

Mr. MCLdlin and Mrs. DiODs, Editors!
Is the copied article, "Farm Mortgages" on
page II OF last weeks ADVOCATE too tough u
nut for you 10 crack2 ! always like 10 see the
very best the enemy has fairly met and fully van
qulshed. j. l.. SwITzEh
The nut has already been cracked
in our issue of July 2, and we simply
publish this reference to it TO show
the manner in which money loaners
treat reliable and indisputable status
tical information when il tends to
show the iniquitous consequences OF
the present usurious system, and the
spirit in which they refer TO anything
OF this nature. IL would not make
our case any stronger to republish the
facts. The mortgage statistics that
are referred to in this article are cor
rect and reliable. We have in this
Office to-day the original papers from
which they were compiled, which we
have offered to submit to any honest
inquirer after the truth upon this
question Of farm mortgages. It mat
ters not, however, how many statistics
may be presented or what source they
come from, the facts restill disputed
by the plutoCratic press, and those
who collect and present the facts are
denounced as idle grumblers and an
archists. When any one Of these ma
bobs gives as good authority for his
statements as we gave for ours in the
issue Of July 2, TO which Che writer
refers, we shall consider his state
ments worthy Of comment.
The advocate., 1890-09-17

diately after the sentence Of the court
was pronounced the governor signed
the pardon, and the first train east
carried il 10 Lawrence. II ia not de-
MED that Owen Nugent Of Kansas
City, Kansas, was pardoned in like
manner for a similar ofense u is
not denied that police commissioners
appointed and commissioned by Gov
ernor Humphrey and subject 10 his
control or removal, regularly license
the sale of liquor at Kansas City
Kansas, at AtchisOn and Wichita
ID. II. Anthony states that 'the ring
which exists in the state, which says
who shall be nominated and appoint
cd to Office and who shall not, are in
different TO the enforcement Of the
law. We are aware Of the fact that
this ring makes use OF tho law and
only outwardly supports it in 80 far
as it seems necessary for them to do
and retain control of the party" This
statement made by a member Of the
party is not disputedi and this is pre-
cisely what the republican party and
the Capital are endeavoring to do to-
day make such outward use Of this
law through their hypoCritical pre-
tensions az shall be necessary 10 re-
tain control Of the prohibition vote OF
the state. If arrant hypocrisy is ap-
proved by majority Of the people
the scheme may continue to win.
when honesty and sincerity OF pur-
pose shall be uppermOst in the minds
Of the people twill fail
The advocate., 1890-09-17

There will be grand picnic at
Oskaloosa on the third Saturday Of
September. 1t will be a basket pic
mic and a very large attendance is OK
peCted. Good speakers have been So
cured for the occasion, one Of whom
will be Prof. Vincent Of Winfield.
The advocate., 1890-09-17

E. B. RATmoN, president, and Geo.
b. Ruggles, secretary, request publ
cation Of notice of a picnic at Rath-
bon's grove, four and a half miles
south Of Downs, but they fail to give
date on which it is to take place.
The advocate., 1890-09-17

MISS MINERVA ID. WALKER, Of the
Harper Graphic, has accepted the
challenge Of Mrs. Lease to discuss the
issues Of this campaign, and the dis
Cussion will be published in THE AD-
voCATE and in the Graphic. The dis
cussiOn will begin as soon as prelimi-
nary details can be arranged.
The advocate., 1890-09-17
THE TOPEKA CAPITALS SABBATH DAY
DEVOTIONs.

l4tn INST. by the publication OF a TWO
column, doubleleaded editorial that
leaves no doubt upon the mind of his
readers as 10 the character OF the mas
ter to whom his devotions are rem
dered. He selects this day, above all
others, for the perpetration Of his vii
est ISLANDERS, and the unblushing ut
terance Of his most villeinoUs false
hoods. In the present instance under
the startling headlines, "The Alliance
Sold Out" he proceeds to unravel the
thread Of imaginary plots whereby it
is made to appear that a certain COM
bination has been effected between
the alliance and the democratic party
by which Mr.. Willis is to withdraw
from the field in favor Of Mr.. Robin
son, and the democrats are to throw
their influence TO Mr. Rightmire for
chief justice. The Capital even goes
30 far as TO say:
Before Charles Robinson consented to go 10
Wichita and accept the nomination of the demo
cratic and resubmisslon conventions, he had q
long conference with Willis, and undoubtedly
had assurance that mt the proper time Willis
would withdraw from the peoples ticket In his
favor
This statement, to our certain
knowledge, is a willful, unmitigated
and malicious falsehood. Mr.. Willis
has not seen Mr.. Robinson since they
met at the peoples convention on the
18th OF August, and there is no such
thing contemplated as Mr.. Willis
withdrawal from the canvas. j. f.
Willis of Jefferson county will be the
next governor Of Kansas Paste that
prediction in your hat, and do not for
get it. Mr.. Willis was not placed in
nomination for the purpose Of with
drawing in favor Of anybody and he
has not the remotest idea Of doing 80.
Neither are there any ''scheming dem
sgogues" who are contemplating any
such thing in his behalf The whole
story would make a good companion
piece to the Capitals expose Of the
origin of the alliance, which constitu-
ted another chapter Of Sabbath day
devotion.
We cannot refrain from reproduc-
ing from the editorial under consider
alton the following bit Of tafFy thrown
out to The ADVOCATE and the Kansas
Farmer:
We are curious TO know how these schemng
demagOgues, who obtain nominations and prom
lses OF votes under false pTetenses, viii reconcile
the editorial end Of the Kansas Farmer and the
brain and muscle Of the ALLIANCE ADVOCATE
~ their self serving plan Of campaign. Charles
Robinson was beaten for nomination In the peO-
pies convention, and Justly so, by the express
siOns and attitude Of these two organs, which we
think are honestly aborlng for what they believe
will result to the best interests OF the farming
class. Have they new patent muzzle TO apply
that is powerful enough 10 produce clear case
OF self stult1Cation2
Thanks for the compliment, and we
would be glad if we could conscien-
cioubly say with equal frankness that
in our opinion the Capital is honestly
laboring for what it believes to be for
the best interests Of the farmers as a