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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-02-27
ABILENE GETS 1T.
The State Dairy Association Will Meet
Here April Sd and 4th.

Here April Sd and 4th.
A letter received this morning from
Geo. A. Hanna, secretary of the Kan
sas State Dairy association, and writ
ten to ]. E. Nissley of this city, says;
"We favor Abilene as next place fol
holding our dairy meetings. Our dates
will be Thursday and Friday, April Sd
and 4th, opening at 10 a. m. Thursday
and closing with an evening session
Friday"
The securing of this important meet
ing is of much Importance to the dairy
men and agriculturists of the county,
as it will bring here large number of
representative experts in the creamery
and dairy business and subjects of
much Importance to the farmers will
be discussed. Mr.. Nissley deserves
much of the credit for the securing of
the meeting. He has worked hard for
many weeks in order to bring it through.
The program for the meeting will soon
be published and every farmer of Dick
inSon county should make preparations
for attending. 1t will be the first state
meeting of direct interest to the far
mers held in the county in years, if not
in its entire history. The State Dairy
association will be welcomed and well
entertained.
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AROUND THE COUNTY.
DICKINSON'S DOINGS DURING
THE PAST WEEK.
The RefectOr's Wideawake Corps Of
Correspondents Cover all Parts Of
the COunty-NOtes, Personals and
Crisp Comment.

Zero temperature again has not
been conducive to a material further
ance of spring work and the farmers of
the county have been compelled to be
patient. 1t is feared by some that the
severe freezing may injure the wheat
plant in those fields where it had begun
its spring growth, but experienced
farmers say that no damage has been
done. Hope is first in the field with
political excitement and that relates to
spring elections.
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Dillon Ren"-,a

DiAhos' LAS, Feb. 25.-[Special
'o' ospondence. 1T. E. Nottorf has
returned from Bridgeport, Kas.
Miss Emma Bohannon came in from
Carlton Saturday, to make short visit
with her parents.
w. E. A. Meek is improving some
but is still unable to leave his bed.
o.. r. Wilson has returned from Illi-
nois, where he has been spending the
winter visiting friends and relatives.
The work on the foundation of the
new stucco mill is being rapidly pushed
and in short time work on the frame
will begin.
Jacob Rumold shipped one car OF
hogs and two cars of cattle to Kansas
City the first of the week. Mr. R. is
one of our most successful farmers.
DR.. Zeumman, lately of Lincolnville,
Kas., has located here. Besides prac.
ticing at his profession we understand
he he will ruiz drug store.
Harry Shrite, one of the handsome
creamery boys, is becoming quite a
society man. A man who works butter
is apt to be smooth"
One Mr.. dennis" who is working
for the nomination to one of the county
offices, has been canvassing in this part
of the county. We think he is a close
relative of Mr.. pants"
Rev. S. E. Belts preached his fare
well sermon here Sunday to large
audience. Rev. Belts has been labor
ing in this part of the moral vineyard
for two years, and by his untiring eff
forts has done excellent work. His
many friends here wish him success
wherever he may be sent.
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List OF Letters.

The following Is a list Of unclaimed
letters remaining iB the Abilene post
Office for the week ending Feb. %, 80.
Have your mail addressed to street and
number, and 1t will be promptly de-
livered.
LADIES' LIST.
Brown, Mrs Aaron Bremen. Niss Annie
Kline, Mrs 81
GENTS LIST.
Anderson, ElmerE BeardsloC. Herr's
Baker, ID ,,Ieas0n, Timothy
Lands George NSrGfe. Johufe
Maze Chas II PAYNE, \
Miller q Fishack
DEPARTNENT LIST.
Jones, WI keicberSkst11
Persons calling for The above Will
please say advertised giving date.
n. Binder the late order at The
postmaster general. one cent (lel win
be charged for all advertised Letters.
d. r. GoRDEN, PoslmsstEz.
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Detroit DOings.

DETROIT, Kas., Feb. 25.-[Special
correspondence. Several will go from
Detroit tomorrow to attend the funeral
of Mother Watson, of Sherman town.
ship.
R. B. Barton seems to be smiling
most of the time lately. No wonder
it is bouncing boy.
Mr.. Vail is doing good business
buying grain.
The growth of the alliance at this
place is certainly marvellous.
H. NJ. Lights eldest child is low
with the typhoid fever.
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North Dickinson Notes.

HAYES TWP, Feb. 25.-[Special cor
respondencel-GeO. Kyner went to his
home in junction City Saturday,
Fl. s. Engle and wife were visiting
st Belle Springs.
Newton Cline and family will move
on the McMahan farm soon.
A wagon load Of five young men at
tended the Manchester institute last
Saturday.
The grippe has not forgotten G.. B.
Allen.
| A social party was enjoyed at G. N.
Brpuizer's Wednesday night.
Rev. J. D. TrOstle, of Hope, and
Rev. D. W. Vamman, of Mcpherson
are conducting the protracted meeting'
at the DunksTd church.
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A Carload of Grass Seed

A carload of timothy and clover seed
was shipped out today over the Rock
Island to Kansas City. 1t was the
first carload of grass seed ever shipped
out of the city and was as handsome
a lot as could be produced anywhere.
Hodge Brothers were the consignors.
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Comfy Commissioners

The county commissioners met in
adjourned session this morning intend
ing to go out on Turkey and Holland
creeks to look up bridges. The weather
being so severe, the trip was postponed
and after short session in which moth
ing of general interest was done an
adjournment was taken until March Sd.
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Hon. ]. W. Gibson was in from Hol-
land.
A. C. Dietz and wife were in from
Holland.
Hon. J. s. Hollinger, of Hiawatha
was in the city.
w. G. Lewis, of Willowdale, was
purchasing goods in Abilene.
K. G. Fleming and G. n. Blair, of
Solomon, did business in the city.
Mrs. J. j. Miller, of Ottawa, is visit
ing relatives and old friends in this city.
Col. R. G. Head, the Denver cattle
king. is in town looking after his inter
ests.
Frank Grass, Herington's energetic
and capable marshal, was in attendance
on court.
w. J. Weaver, of Banner City, was a
rustljng south Dickinsonian in the
county seat.
DIR. w. N. King took last nights
Santa Fe for ElDorado, this state, !on a
short business trip.
W. A. Burbank, secretary of the
Kansas Farmers, came in this morning
from an eastern Kansas trip.
Mrs. S. r. Hoag. of Chapman, who
has been visiting Mrs. Sheriff NALL,
returned home On the noon train.
Geo. w. King, the county alliance
president, was down from Solomon at
tending the immigration meeting.
Joseph McVaugh, one of Cheever's
p 9minent citizens, was pleasant
caller at REFLECTOR headquarters.
Postmaster E. Brunson, of Solomon,
is reported as seriously i'll, a fact which
his many friends here will be sorry to
learn.
Thos. France and James Wayts were
two prominent farmers who made sub
stantial calls on the REFLECTOR this
afternoon.
Henry Kandt, one of Dickinson's
capable county commissioners, came
in on this mornings Santa Fe to
attend court.
Geo. NcBoyle, one of Garfeld's pros
porous citizens, was substantial caller
on the most popular paper in the
county, the REFLECTOR.
Mr.. Rooger Dodge, one of the
stsunch republicans and progressive
farmers of northwest Dickinson, was a
welcome REFLECTOR caller TOD
viii Crosse
- LEI, travelling agent of the
Enterprise Vinegar Works, enc of the
most thriving institutions of the City
of Mills, was doing business in Abb
lene.
Messrs. Joe Pray, J. NJ. Rhodes, W
A. Wyatt and Frank Core, prominent
horsemen and farmers of Dickinson
county, near Hope, passed through the
city Thursday after visiting the fine
horse and stock farm of Mr.. Avery
near Wakefield. Mr.. Avery has the
largest and best arranged barn in Cen
trail Kansas, and keeps something like
one hundred high bred horses.-[J. C
Union.
Mr.. ]. Fl. Taylor, one of Dickinson
county's substantial citizens, was il
the city Tuesday on business connected
with some farm property he owns il
this county. Mr.. Taylor, who is pro
gressive farmer, has recently returned
from a visit to his old home in Pennsyl
vania, and says that every comparison
made between the farmers of Kansas
and Pennsylvania is favorable to TIT
former. And he would not trade hi
Kansas property even for the bes
farms he saw during his trip east. Ma
rion Record.
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Obituary,

Mrs. Watson who has made her home
at the residence of Warren Clapp, in
North Dickinson, died last evening
about 8 O'Clock of consumption. She
was aged 80 years and had lived in Dick
inson county for some time. The
funeral will be held at the Dunkard
church in Cheever township tomorrow
at IL o'clock, Rev. Prowell officiating;
interment in Livingston cemetery.
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rounds. No candidates have yet made
their names known. The principal
feeling, however, lies with the present
set of officers, which, in all probability,
will be reelected. County politics is
also employing the attention of many.
The little 4-year-old child of Sandy
McRae, while playing, fell from a bed,
breaking its arm in two places, just
above and below the elbow. DIR. Miles
set the arm and the child is doing nicely.
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Wnndhine TWinlnRs.

WOODBINE, Kas., Feb. 26.-[Special
correspondence. Mrs. Emma Reed, of
HeringtOn, is staying at her old home
during her parents absence.
L. H. Smith returned Sunday evening
from Lawrence where he had been to
see his best girl.
Rev. G. G. Bear filled Rev. Nathan 8
place in the NJ. E. pulpit here Sunday
evening.
DR.. a. G. Eyth. of Enterprise, was
here yesterday in the interest Of cream
cry at this place.
The Union Grain Co. shipped out If
teen cars of grain and five Of stock last
week.
Clay Scott who has been attending
school in Enterprise, came home last
week and is very sick with the la grippe.
James A. Gillett and wife are enjoy
ing the sunny south in New Orleans at
present.
Henry Catch and James Gillett, Jr.,
have the measles and la grippe COM
bined. They are selfish boys.
Lola Drake who has been very sick
with the measles is looking happy
| again.
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BnnhccOrd Blasts.

BoNACCoRD, Kas., Feb. 23.-[Special
correspondence The deputy sheriff
had serious runaway at A. Kindness
sale on Tuesday. He left his team
standing without tying them and they
ran away, smashing several buggies,
but doing no harm to themselves. He
paid the damages like a man.
Fl. E. Eyer expects soon to get his
pension,
T. w. Meserve attended the Sunday
school convention at Carlton Saturday.
Geo. Baker has bought 5000 bushels
of corn to feed cattle.
Mrs. Geo. Merrill has purchased
fine driving horse.
Rev. Bailiff has just closed his meet
ings at Sunnyside; they were very sue
cessful.
A large party of friends had very
enjoyable time at Geo. McBoyle's Sat.
urday evening.
A large party of young folks attend
ed the hop at A. Kindness Monday
night.
Jas. Strachan purchased number Of
fine colts at the sale Tuesday.
The Holland creamery is doing a BIG
business under the new management
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Teachers Institute.

The Southeast Dickinson Teachers
institute will be held at Hiawatha, Sat-
urday, March Sth. The program is:
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8De Refettor.
ALB UT PEOPLE.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1890
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-27

From Pittsburgh. ll:o0 &. NJ, 6.IIy, aud 1915
p n, daily. except sunday. CTS and 1910 y.
II; daily, and $50 II. m, Sunday only.
washington Accommodation, 10 4, IT,, daily
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LADIES ENVOY

Both the effect and result when c!,uo
Blossom, is used. /! acts gently, We.
promptly. It is the greatest boon 10
Womanklnd. Every lady can treat her.
self and not have to undergo the torture
OF instruments from physicians. Olive
S'Gsson, positively curcs all forms OF
tcualc weakness, such as Painful Men.
situation, liberation, I.arceration, Bar.
TennesS, l.cucorrhna, Pruritus, Cancer.
Ovarian and fibgoid Tulnors III their carly
stages aud the long list Of iunuulcr.
able and uncomfortable sutlerin.s that
aitiict the patient. The Olive Blossom
treatment is simple and harmless. The
ilrst application often gives permanent
relief. Try it. and you will cxclaim,
rs hundreds Of others have: ooh,
feel like different wo,nan!" One
months treatment sent postpaid 10 any
part OF the world on receipt OF st.oo ;
six months, $500. Olive Blossom
is forsale by all leading druggists. ANY
druggist who may not have it can order
it from the wholesale dealer. DO not
accept any substitute. BcaQyl OF f.aulu.
icut limitations.
The Celebrated Eunte RastRc c:iyo
9fcsSo-n. is prepared onv by Tie
F;WnG' Ncaidfl institute CO.. Colum6M,
Q. McoyporntfdySS6. Capital $500, 900 90.
BRANCH HOUSES New York, Chicago,
San Francisco. and London, EnglaRa.
Sold by Logan Drug Co., c. R. Goctze, ". W
irwin. Y: =; Williams, G. NchnepI, g. Mcnke
ncller, ". C. Atmbright, ". II. William, AMI
I. ", ilctutict; J. W. Darrah, and Rals,on l.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD

Arrival and departure Of itiins OF, md si,n,
M Moy, IT, INV. .SN; EXPLANATION or REFEnEWcs
excepsed Saturday excepted: tsundSaH, p nnIxy
Ssatlrd.v nnlv. Eastern Atnndaii Hmm ooN'!'
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Ubr .lntelIiocuccr.
onIco, Nos, g5nn,ls ~ Fourteenth Street.
NOVELS, OIL, NOVELS, OH NOVELS.

| LIBRARY JOhrndl.
Ain Library Lr,i stood SOme rcadeis one day
| Crying, Novels, oh, novels, oh. HUvch!n
And said to them; "lrople, oh, why do yol
say
| Give US novels, oh, novels. Oh, noyClSN
is ilwehknehs VI Iniclleri, people" cried,
'oi simply space where The brain shoult
They answered nc not, for they ouiy ,cpitrd
give nSnoycls, on, novels, oil, GOyulSn'
Here nIG thousands Of books that will do yor
more gO0d
Thar tho towels, oh. tiOvris Oh. novels
lOu VII weaken your brain with such pool
mental food
Az the novels, oh, novels, oh, novel;.
TRAY take history, InnSic, or travels, OF plays
itdRfaphy poetry, srtcttCc, essays,
VI my tllinR else TINT more wisdom displays
Ihah The novels, oh, novels, oh, novels.
librarian may talk I'll he's hlack In the lace
About i9ttiS, oh, hdyCiS, OF. HUvciKt
Ana mhy think that with patience he may raise
the taste
:, About novels, Oh, novels, oh, novels
nc ilny Alk VII with NHG hts round shoulders
And the white hairs Of time mid tho black ones
are sent.
when he hands his report In, stu 20 per cen,
VIII br novels, oh, novels, oh, novels
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PHYSICIANS all over the country arc
using "OLlvE Blossom" in their practice
with the best results. The high stand
ing Of the manufacturer, DR.. France, il
sufficient guarantee OF its merit.
"Olive Blossom" is sold by Logan
Drug Co., 9. r. Goelze, W. ". Irwin
W. Z. Williams, G. Sclnepf, G. hlenkc'
meller, ": G. Armbright, ". II. Viii
liams and NJ. W. Heinrich; J. W. Oar
rah, Rolston 6: Co., Martins Ferry
Bowie Il Co., Bridgeport; c. NJ. Wy
rick Bellaire; St. Clair Bros, Benwool
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AN old cdage says: Remembrance ia
the only tie which lingers when all
others die" A direct application to
this truthful saying has mnde us persis-
tent in cur ellorts to bring Loose's ex.
tract OF Red Glover to your notice. We
are daily coming in contact with people
who say 10 lis. You remember what /
WIGS, how l looked and how | suffered
before was induced to try Red Glover.
Ask any one who has taken Red Clover
for any form OF Blood Disorder and Skin
hruptions, for Indigestion anu Rheuma-
tism. Ask them, We say, what their
recollection Of Red Clover is, what it did
for them, and they will convince you Of
the truth OF all our statements.
For sale by Logan Drug Go. DIV
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Rueklen's Aruicn Suiye

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, cores, ulcers, ealt rheun, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and ell akin erupiiops, ard posi-.
lively cnres piles, or no pay required. II
ls guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cenls pc,
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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Il Real Enl-am is Kemp'e Eaisam

n lsthI f''tIshm Il KemV'a ENlANm.
The dictionary says, "a balsaDi is y
thick, pure, aromatic substance lowing
from trees" kemp's Ba!saul for the
Throat and Lungs ia the only cough
medicine that is real baleam. Many
thin, watery cough remedies are called
balsams, but such arc not. Look
through bottle OF Kemps Balsam and
notice what a pure, thick preparation it
is. |! YOU cough Use kemp's Balsam.
At all druggists. Large bottles Soc.
and 81. plw.l
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VIM,

pHtLAnELrnIA, Pa, Dec. 26.-Woot, roor IN.
curry bnl limited sales. except at concessions in
,rices; Ohio. Pennsylvania and Wcs, Virginia
N and aboTe 35lSic; @s32c: medium IS %i3Sc;
Mcstcrn titc or X und XN .sa:*'c: medium S,a
Hc; cnatse 81 }3a3Gc; tine washed delniue X and
NN %s@'7c: medium washed combing md de-.
iaine and Xxx &3h37c: medium washed comb.
inEhnd GcInihe l04?c; coGre do do DO 353AiSIc;
caHat'a do DO ,Si4Sjc: iub.wastict choice 37aiitc
lair 'Na31c: coarse ajn3jc; medirm unwRshei
ccomoing and delninc iOai2c; coarse do 3iI$n5Tc:
Canada do 35NSjC iTb,washsd choice 37ai0G: i4,r
;1aS1c: coarse Sja55c; medium unwnshcd c mb.
MaSaha aslatite 2.t3i2; coarse do do do 27a.Sc;
Montana lSl22c: territory l64..2c.
New iohK, Dec. &c Wool dun md weak do.
nestle fleece 3iaJJc: pulled 27a3ic; Texas lS,lSc.
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Personal Liberty
IS.
Physical s,0vory.

We are all free American citizens, en-.
joylns our personal liberty; but most Of
us aye in physical slavery, suffering
from scrcfula, salt rhcum or some other
form OF impure blood. Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla is the crest blood purifier which
dissolves the bonds CT disease, gives
health and perfect physical liberty.
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RIS1I ESTATE.
TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS

We make /! our special buSncSs to rent, col.
lcct rents, pay taXs4, place insurance, nee to re-
pairs ano IaEc II general management OF ~ op,
Gtly, thus relieving real estate owners OF the
unpleasant ana petty aNH8JHHCes 0i tAc!f ten
ants. We make pr0mnt reSUrns with statements
quarterly, senIRNnuhily Or sCc>rhins to con.
tract 10 suit the ownrt UnquestonaDle refer.
encCs given i;dCStrCd. our business IL I6ta0.
l!shed since 1917. G. 4. FCHAEFER4 AZ co , Zeal
Estate, CORNER Fourteenth and Market streets,
opposite Opera House corner. Telephone Az
In
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Dr.H,lainiI. nnJ I'rovIs!ops,

CHICAGO, Dec N.-The what market wns 81.
mont entirely litelcsS. nnd operations were con.
ttntd t9 local scntpcrs. ftuctuAtlOn under the
paeNh'!lhG conditions were narrow, with II ten.
| utNcE OWlfu lover lcyrl. The chief factor IN
| iNot oi lower prices Was the snow when had
| MttSIIri, '@''' "''''
| The corn market was Nlso uuiet .ud a ,I,,,,
] lover. l'N' ''''N 's'''
Oats were quiet aud steady.
| iLoVhioHs moderately active.
| riotf stchty amt UNCHANGED,
MnEAt-Ihsh 20. sprtuR SOC: No. 9 spring
SSA%c; No; 2red 9le' Dtccnbcr sSTsas9j sas9c:
| EoHS-Cash No. . iSISc: Dcccm Der i7LuiTIIn
size. "''f''' ''"' "'|'''I5s'
oATs-Cash No. =. irr; December .Oc; JAnuay,,
AUG: May iS2-'tMGjAu,
| RfE-So. ., &c.
| rhAxsEEIt-SU. /, 81 II.
| TMorHr-Sl 10.
MEss toEE-Cash s62H: December ssl7S,
January s1oo1alo 25alO 10; May slOg!Xail Is "a
ha44iE:o,Gash s. %: January s. 81; February
SitorLpLEs-si 2jaiaj.
| NhiSKY-Slli.
NEW YORK, Dec 26.-Flour. rcceints "a u0
h"erv: Tx. tHpoTiS 4VH bsftcis market dull and
i i%se9 bushels: sales 676,870 busho's; no
spot, spot market dull and lower, No
req 9}ac; options dull weak md lower;
= 81 oa7 sEd December 81 ClAnl @3s: January
- ulSsal biis"l CIV; JHly 9S54e. Kye diict n,d
Stchuy; western 7M6ec. Corn, receipts lG0,WV
onsne!s; exports 90 bushels: sales iy OgO bi!S.
~, s, u futures aud 8i,too bushels o! spot mar
~ Mni aHH lower: migrated mixed 57I.aGgc;
iSseeinbtf 1s'4c; JahusFg 5SAc; SHAY 557.a5slz Il
nc. Vais, receipts SJtUJ busheS; exports 8.cSO
bushes: sales 1860 bushels OF futurts: MD
InIro bushels Of SPOT. market dull and
i .sy.c 's spos 1,e February ls2sc My
mixed western i6aicc: No. ! ChicnfS lsc
iiay quiet and steady. Hops steady. Culee in.
cnAl!Sed sugar qItet md steady. MulNsscs
Inlel. lalIoW dMlI: city PC. Eosin and turpc !.
FOX quiet; oil mess 3iuOGalo 50: new do sli Ca
w extra prime 81 5calO Co. Cut meats 0uIct.
i,att quitts western steam 81 l9L: JaIiuury
~ II: February ST u: March 81 a.: NAV Sc n,
pu n s qrreti: Wesisn dsiry llA2oc do creamery
ONO Hats oa9l4". Others unchanged.
a., tlilLApELrlIiA, Pa, Dec. 2s.-Flour Quiet.
neat urn; No? red December 9sASSt%c; JIM.
aa,y ?:ase; February $! tti tC,55: MafCii 81 GA
avy.lai, Corn steady: Sos mixed 56c; 80. :
a T,Hsa ZEE w. r. HFn January 56ae renru
2Mnhe ls'Ir: No? white December 4SAishC:
January isl4c; February l9Hiy}ac: March ~,
nnvo;.c: FEES sc.rce and higher; Pennsylvania
Ci:cI%SArt, Dec. 2G.-Flour firm, Wheat
wcnS: no. = rcd 95e: reecipiS SO0D bush"Is:
shipments 1900 bushels. Corn active: 10.
mixed Sic Oats easier: No. i2%c rye quiet
~ ~ t1EG; Provisions firm. Pork SO o. Ian,
2M. Whisky steady NtSlli Butter, sugar md
CHEESE steady. tEss.ensy at &c.
ToLEDo; O.. bee 9G.-Whest dull and lower;
cash and December VIC: May VIZ. Corn Juli
snGs e@sfes;; cash aud aiay 523ic. Oats 4uiet:
cash i6ii5. Cloyersced quiet and steady: cash md
December 81 10: j:nTth 81 80
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For - ale.

Modern sevenIoomed house, with halls. pan,
Try, bath room, attic, l6IGc cellar. hot and cold
water, Natural anu ci:y cas-, tul! lot Gu fee;
front, Oh South fcIu street, 4 very GCSttabc
location. Property Ia &c condition.
DoGblr brlCk-wlli my rs al Investment OF
make picasan: home. Five rooms In each
Side, with batn gases WId water. Very cheap.
Blk roumed hJ1st, with hal. pantry, &c, all
IN flrstCiass order. Good location. 10 South
broadway.
Six roomed house At IS Zane street for g., 80
Good house.
Fivc.roomed h3use at '"2 Zane street.
Your las. chance to buy Il desirable lot on
west side Of South fcnu Street.
Building lots Ill all parts OF the city. Some
that vii! pay Us MI Investment.
| have several good farms near wheeling 10!
sale At very low figures. satisfactory reasons
given by owners Tor scliug. Suitable for rcsu
lar farming, stock farm vegetable farm md lrul,
farm. Prices EIom Sl,lSO UP.
70 LET.
slx.rooncd brick house. Possession Mt once
Good house.
Store room. Possession a; once. January l. Of
April
Dwellings, large aud small, Tor April l.
C. O. SMITH,
deli Real Estate Agent, l929 Market 81.
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