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g..01 Opponent ut the bar.
Chicoao Neus.
All old but good story is told Of Tom
Marshall, the brilliant Kentucky lawyer.
who ioutished in the time OF Henry
Clay. One day an old friend Of Marshall
got into some sort OF trouble, and he was
hauled up before the neares. Justice Of
the Peacr, an old fellow who barely
knew enough to make out u peace war.
rant. But what he lacked in legal
knowledge he made up in dignity and
we carried out pomposity.
Marshall took up the case for his
friend and astonfshed the court with his
clear reasoning. He was very young at
the time, and the old lawyer who Was
pitted against him grew very indignant
at the etlrontery OF such youngste..
Your honor" he said, alter Tom had
finished his argument, Sin Kent, 2G7,
you'll tiud that the Supreme Court has
held that the very seli.same evidence
which l have offered is thoroughly
proper, though this young man from
the city assumeo to deny 1t. have
practlced law before he was born, and
am thoroughly conversant with the
many intricate points involved in the
matter at Issue. Tho Supreme Court hss
held, | cay, that the evidence have Of.
tercd is admissible, and in reference |
quote you Kent, 267.'
Tom knew the old fellow had no
grounds for his citation, and, in fact,
there was no such csse before the SUI
preme Court. He had not brought his
law books with him, nor did the old
Justice have anything but the statutes.
1t would not do to reiute his adversary
without an authority, for the court
would not believe him. He could read
lily see that the court was impressed
with the shyster and that he himself
was looked upon rs presumptuous
young snob.
After moments thought he bright.
ened up and, raising, bowling politely to
the old lawyer, and said to the court:
My learned old friend is correct in
his citation. l know that there was such
case before the Supreme Court, for |
myself was engaged as counsel for the
defense. But he does not 90 far enough.
The case was appealed, and the Court OF
Appeals reversed the decision OF the Su.
preme Court, holding that the evidence
as introduced was clearly inadmissible."
This coup d'etut on Toms part fairly
knocked the old legal light out. dc
knew he had lied in his quotation, but
had depended on Toms ignorance 10 let
his legal authority go through. But he
was not prepared for Toms ready wit.
He fairly raved as he jumped to his feet
and cried out: TITS lie! There never
was such case before the Supreme
Court, and lied when quoted it, and
you lied when you said the Court OF Ap.
peals had reversed the decision"
The old justice grew angry at being
imposed on, and not only did he decide
in Tom Marshall's favor, but he fined
the old shyster for contempt.
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IIElllAIEp.
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
~ NJ mr. tho Olass CITY. .---- q

| hh btfts OF LosH' news anu SB4s!Tf IRON
the Glass CITY. a,s0
Marshal Stuff, Of Bridgeport, was In
the city yesterday.
viii S. Smith, Of Findlay, is the CUES,
Of his parents here.
The Andes took a lot Of glass here yes.
terday for the South.
J. NJ. Jaycox. tho new steel works
manager, took charge yesterday.
A steamer with a derrick Is at work
below the bridge raising asunken barge.
A pot breaking was tho cause Of the
fire at Rodefer Bros. on Sunday even.
Ing. 2 y
The X. L. Jellers farm, ont tho Ridge
road, OF 100 acres, sold for 1880 yester.
day. 9
The water works people are putting In
come new Pipe across and below the
creek.
Maggie Mitchell drew one OF the big.
gest and finest houses OF tho season last
night.
A western architect has placed large
orders for glAss with Bellaire manuiac.
turets. ~. 4.
Henry Landkrohn and family will
move to their new home Mt Shalyside
to-day.
A bantam rooster owned by a Fourth
ward family for fourteen years died on
Sunday. ~
The teamsters at work below town on
the pixies are on a strike. Their gricv.
ances are not known.
The F. NJ. Farnsworth who did go
much shooting here last summer when
the officers wero after him, is again in
the city. as
A Glencoe man wonld not take the
word Of the Standard Oil Company, 80
will put down we'll on his own farm to
see whether oil there or not in paying
quantities.
John MeCauley is lying at the point Of
death at his Second ward home. His
son, ]. A. McCauley, Of the Treasury
Department, Washington, D. O., is at
his bedside. H. r. N,~'
William G. Gray, formerly Baltimore
\ Ohio yardmas!er at this point, now OF
Beaver Falls, is in the city on business
connected with his road, the Pittsburgh
4 Lake Erie railroad.
E. D. Bolin, Of Burton's, west Of here, |
was in town over Sunday, full, and was
led of by two negroes, presumably to a
hotel, and they, getting him out o sight,
knocked him down. They tried to 70
through him, but we're frightened away |
by the crowd going to the Rodefer fra
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of the Money and Stock
#.|# ~ w. Markets.

sU|. markets.. y
new foEK, Dec. l5.-Moncy OH cali 2>tui5i per
cent, last loan per cent, closcd offered a, per
cent. Primo mercantile paper GI,saO per cent.
Sterling exchange quiet aud steady at 81 7s>sa
So. Sales 20, 800 shares.
The great concern Ia Wall street was the con.
ference OF the railroad presidents. The imrtes.
arrived ut. Confidence Is generally returning,
aud money lenders arc more Inclined 10 10 bus.
iness. The rrapl Carance az time money places
brokers In n position where they can recommend
buy lug on margin, and commission houses are
therefore how ready to bug stocks for their cts.
toner. The market TO day wns,a uull and sluggish
one, the general disposition being TO await Tho
outcome ol tho presidents meeting before doing
anything In the market, and narrownps also
marked the dealings from the cause There
wcre a low strong spots, among which Missouri
Pacific, Whccitug & Lake Eric preferred and n
few others were prominent
+ The great feature Of the day was tho hharp nd.
vance ~ silver certificates from lu5 10 ITO Oh
prospects that there will DO purchased the slS,.
OOO,OO silver In the country, together with tho
possible utilization OF the fractional silver, be.
side the prospect Of other legislation which
Is considered favorable by tho silver men, Tho
market dwinded away 10 the smallest proper.
lions IN The aftcEno IA. but q lil,le buying Ia
the Last few minutes closed II with STEADY to
firm lone at abeut the opening prices for the
most stocks, The final changes are almost all
advances, though generally for Insignificant
fractions. ..tE .N0-
Railsosd bonds moderately active. Sales g..
25J,0e9, U.7r- i -
Government and Slate bonds tlull n MI stcsdv
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To thousands Of people who have the
faint OF scrofula in their blood. The
agonies caused by the dreadful running
sores and other. manifestations Of this
disease are beyond description. There
ia no other remedy equal to Hoods Sar.
eapariila for scrofula, salt rheum and
every form Of blood disease. 1t is rea.
souably sure to benefit all who give it
a fair trial. Be sure 10 get Hoods. 3
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Their Prayer was Answered.

Ntle lDTS sun. ..a.r't .. ~ -
A mountaineer and his vile had come
down out OF the mountains OF Kentucky
to go to some new location in Tennessee.
They had little flag" Of household
goods, and both were dressed poorly.
After he bad paid the freight on his
goods he lacked few shillinss Of having
enough to pay their fare. l heard them
talking it over as they eat on baggage.
truck on the platform.
"We'nns will have to 90 back, l
reckon" said the man. 7.Gas '.17
"But we'uns can't 90 back" she re-
piled. "Weuns has sold out aud hey no
place to co."
"But what kin we'uns do ?"
"Heyen't we'uns got money 'nufI2"
mo" ia 49, q : 81
IAN" "a they 'uns won't take as?"
and We 'uns is in a ilz?"
"Sartin."
"But the Lord is down yere as well as
JPN the hills, han't be % she asked,
He ,mought be, but the chances seem
2"But IN SO out among the cotton
bales and find spot to pray. The Lnwd
never did desert his own" - 'i3.I NJ
"You mought try it." he said, doubt
ingly." 49, y
had told three or four Of the bows,
and We Clipped in S. and handed it to
the man, and he had tho money in hand
when the woman returned,
."Did you prayer he asked.
"Yes." RI 3l15
"Fur how much?" M
"a dollar"
"And then the Lord has done sent us
6ve." N :
"Then we'uns is no longer in 4 fix"
"Yereit is, and our troubles are over.
Tillie, we'uns orter hey cum down we're
twpty yours ago. Up thar when
we'uns axed the Lord fos q dollar
we'uns sometimes got two bits out Of it.
Down yere when we'uns AK fur the
same He piles it on five times over, and
doan' even want to know wharf we cum
from or which church we belong top
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Hr. u. 1. FrdRcc.

Ut. W 10 fTttfcc' - = =
take great pleasure in recommend.
ing solve Blossom" to every lady sui.
fering with any form Of female weak.
ness. One box will do her more good
than all the medicine she ever took. |
consider ita positive cure for such com.
plants. MARY HATCH,
50 Gay street, Columbus, Ohio,
Sold by Logan Drug Co., G. K. Goethe,
WV. Irwin, ". E. Williams, G. schnepi,
@. Menkemellcr, W. @. Armbright, W.
H. Williams and NJ. w. Heinrich j. w.
Darrah, Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry;
Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport; G. NJ. Wy
rick, Dellaire; St. Clair Bros, Ben v God,
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tho window and closed 1t after him, civ.
ing him So to start the world anew on.
,"f'lt try It, 8tranger,' ho said as he
climbed out, "but | shall look fur bust
up. When q Teller han't tilton with 1T.
ttenness, then he han't, aud all the litten
he kin do won't gin him proper iitten.
neaa. Good night" 2. 5lslIT
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Piles! Piles! Itching Piles,

sYMrroMs-Moistu,c: intense itching and
singing; most at night; worse by scratching.
II allowed to continue tumors form, which OF:
ten bleed and ulccra,c, becoming very sore
SwAySE's, OISTMEST stois the Itching aud
bleeding, heals liberation and In most cas- 70.
moves the tunois. AZ druggists or BY mail, for
30 cents. DR.. Swayne l. Sou, Philadc!l hiu.
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Husband and Wife.

have more than once been saved by the
timely use OF Kemp's Balsam for the
throat and lungs, after all other remedies
have been tried in vain. The Balsam
stops decay Of the lungs and cures
influenza and acute and chronic
coughs. There is no other medicine in
the world that acts 90 promptly, Ger.
tainly none that does its work 80 thor
oughly, as Kemp's Balsam. All drug.
gists sell it. Large bottles Soc. and 81. :
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chow to Cure All SKIN Diseases

Simply apply "swAYNE's OlSTNEST." Noin.
ternnl medicine required. C,nes, letter, ecze
ma, itch. NIL eruptiois on the face, hands, nose
&C., leaving the skin clear, white and healthy.
Its great healing and curative powers are nos.
sesSed by no other remedy. Ask your druggist
f6rBWArSE'S OINTMENT. TTffstw
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LET all well-meanine parents protect
their helpless little ones, and always
keep on hand bottle OF DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. % cents a bottle.
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Bren,lstutrs AMI proy,n,on,.

CHICAGO, Dec. 10 Tho wheat business gave
un@istakaofS s;Ens Of an underlying sentiment
OF strong bulliSh Tendencies pervaiing tho
crowd. The opening was about &c higher
than the close on Saturday. The immediate
cause OF the advance was the firm tone " the
cable a1vices and 4 marked advance In the
price Of silver In New York There was like.
wise continuation of Saturdays expeca.
ton OF decrease III the visible supply. The
signiIc.nce Of the advances In silver WAS Of
c9u 81 the expected hlna,eHee It would prove
to the freedom OF lndiG aud Russia shipments.
II should not DO lost sight Of In this connection
that Silver was considerably higher tn n when
shortly after this years crop began 10 move, aud
although much was said OF its pnralyzIng effect
the exporters OF India aud Russia ma,iagcl to
put alsoat as much rs Ind been expected with
silver In normal condition.
Corn WAS iuactivc and closed &c lower tbnu
oa Saturday. There are indications Of iucress.
Ing ccipts In the near future and the present
mild weather Is not IN encouragement TO prces.
neavy liquidation In oats, supcrlndIcea by
heavy estimates for Tomorrow caused decline
OF one cent In prices.
prOvlslons-Fatrly active trade was reported
and prices ruled Irregular within moderate
range. .lsa
+ lOur steady and unchanged. %
WHEAr-Cash No. . spring g2c: No, 3 sp,inr
Stas3tsc; No. red 9,tIc: December g1a92 1S5a0,c;
January 95a9is93c: May 81 OO1sasl OlJ.sI COZ,
CoES-Cash No.2. Bic: December b054n5la50i1c;
January !91sa'9t4ta50hsc; May 21hzs5S7lGat2114c.
4Cslc; January i0iaalaIsllc; Nav iSEs;Sas
44AC. -
kYE-No. Q, Csc.
BAEIEY-6sa7Gc. -Ts=
FLASsEEp-sl 10
TIMOTHY SEEDS, 90
Miss topK-Cash S 25,S a7%: December s. o..
January SIS lOalO sSalC 3Ss Nav Sin mai Il 10
1l3O U." : -,
LAED-Cash S. 7,Lc. December 9; Go,lo5 soa
$50; January II SOa5 S7i%aS ST.. Nav &; VIZ u,
i2%aG 42JS. " WV O'>s'' ''''' 'Na! 81 0'IsA
siogr Rtis-Cash 81 aa1i Of. December a 81.
S7iGai sTI: Janr,sTr SIT sIS1S iHi eenpl M az
S. 65a5 ~ us 7aI. eo"' i-'s''' i-''' May
sllouLD.Ns-- 81 80; short clear s5eca5 q.
otlefs unbalanced.
crease 6iS. os' bushels; corn so beis t t
crease i5s Oeo bushels; Gals 1881 ,co0 bushels
crease 2o,0GO bushels: bariey s,3l5o 1D busGrls,
decrease 263, Gov bushels. ''o'O''00 He'8>1''
NEW Yong nnc y, r,, o,.,,. ., ooo
pacsascs. ,.snorts IN Snrro1 teeeipM 2sWo
HI dill srd hearr AZ a n wy % MckS mht
r.ceins IL Sa Iaes tsoIV ~ nat6elS wheat;
iutnrcs tpos market r H Ss saS sS q,
e1tic So hsri q eaIt 40, ,,;. req y,a
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WE heard a mechanic say that be
would not be without Salvation Gil at
any time, as it kills pain at once. Priee
Is cents a bottle. s5 ~
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I,oose's led Glover Pile Remedy is a
positive specific for all forms OF the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer.
ated aud Protruding Piles Price Soc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company, p3w
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ClNclSNATl, O., Dec. l5.-Flour quiet; fnmily
ccipts $500 bushels; shipments 100 bushels.
Corn easier: No. mixed 5la52c Oats dull;
No.. mixed i7ai1hc. Rye dUii; No. Q, 76c.
Pork quiet at $40 %. lard firm at IS G0a5 G5.
Bulk meats steady at % 03a5 l2}a. Bacon firm.
Z GIN creamery GQa3,c: good to prime ohio aud
Indiana 90a25o; choice tlniry lial5c. Linsecd oil
dull az 52u5ie. Sugar steady: hard refined G,4a
7c; New Orleans .4ba5f1c Eggs easy u. &c.
Cheese steady; Ohio i(uts 9alOc - -,
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gbt Sntelligc,,,cer.
ONCE, Nos. aannd ~ Fourteenth Street.
WHEN We WE'RE GIRLS.
a remembrance OF Days That Were Full

Il remembrance OF Days That Were Full
of Cheer and Without Care.
lidrpT'i Ba.ar. ~ .i.a Y
"po YOU mind tho Widow Martins Quilun';
Her DAUGHTER sue was 4 Eighty thing;
Always lhughin', tllftln' an liltln',
:, AZ wearin' this'n an fohers ring,
'I shc NM , ths liWsa sss poor sreetcr
seems Ike inc maids an ileHefs were swee,cr
When VIC were girls. - ~ /.
"ilow s. showed TINT day, though TWINS jus, No
Was the null. Log Cabin or Irish Chain,
nave iorRot But ! well remember Sass u
yIAg W!u9ws nephew ffom down ia Maine.
When nc shook the cat, lle set her ycliIni.
NJ, an bounced her out IN about thrGc whIrls.
wv wv a., a Ina, many ways O. fortune lcllln'
"Dnn't you remember tho spellln, battle
,vn, VA =, S,sHtnmcr then, aud the weather Gne--
Wnen rolly jerks Spclt 'e.a.t.l. cattle
=, An Iemp'rnuce Trimble wig n. vine'P
but what did Il matter, word o. !ei,esf
,aney haa cheeks like roses. tech like pearls,
Mun were tho saue-no wonc, no better
when we wefcgirls 7I - .-.
Twas tho master himself that Polly married.
Why. Jane, what ais ye2, Wha, makes 70 Sch ?
ien coni4 not wed while the grandslto tarried !:
,,, 90 youth, an roses mn love went by, NM :
lhey tell me Polly Is tine an naughty ~
~ bonghten roses an bough,en nearls.
An INC master. Just tho same Tint taught 20
When we were girls. 4. 80
"0h, The winter. time, full o rides mn dances:
m, me summer days when we Ssng aud sp,n:
Inc meetln' house. M the stolen glances
:, netoss the aisle when tho prayer was done!
Fifty year since VIZ two were twenty; 800
,r; ny IL MI comes back MS the smoke upcu,ls-
NE NJ Joy an hope, an love, Rn' plenty
WIDEN sc were girls" 49,
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FOR DYSPEPSIA
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.


III Dry Gnods. ,"s.
New YoEK, Dec 15. While there was no ma.
tctinl change In tho general dry goods situa ton,
the improving tendencies were maintained, and
with more buyers In the market tho Immediate
outlook was more promising, Tnetewas little
ems were more OF less quiet, though expec,ant.
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Whom Baby was sick, we gave her Cas,orIa,
When she was Child, she cried for Cas.oria,
When shc became Miss, she chung to Castorla,
Whea shs had Children, she gave then Castori>.
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''womon, Her Discusses, and Their Troat.

A valuable illustrated book CT seven.
ty-two pages, cent free on receipt OF 10
cents, to cover cost Of mailing, etc. Ad.
dress, P. 0. box l,0G6, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Pttcs, Pite., I,tler,

VAN HourEx's Cocoa delicious
made instantly. =
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pnILADELruIA, Pa, Dec 15.--Flour steady.
9SlIa90kc; January 81 toaIOi: February 81 On
VIZ: March 81 o3}$al oi1:. Corn lower; No. >
high mixed bic: No. mixed December, Janu.
nry. February and March a71Iajac. Oats " cal,
and lower; No. white 6la5l1Te: No. 2 white
December 50i4a5G5zc; January 60]La5Ia5.c: Fab.
ruary 51s1a5t51c; March 52tt$a5eit1c. Pork lower:
old mess sll CO: do new sl2 So; family Sls Ovn
Is 50. Eggs dun: PENNSYLVANIA iissts ?Sc. Butter
steady; pennsylvania creamery extra osac9c.
CheOsc sspajly at Case ~ r = =
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BREcHAA's PlLls cure Bilious and
Neryousills. 8 4,
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Cotton.

,GTISc1SSA7l, O., Dec lb.-cotton steady; mid.
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Government and Slate bonds dull and steady.


y. 1. Is rcg."......la Ohio X Mississippi. IS
y. s. 4s coupons....l2l do prelerrctl..,... IS
y. !. i,ss reg. .".."lo3 Oregon Improved. 10Y
y. 8. fsIs. coupon" tB Oregon NGv.....,... 81
lacillc ~ Of '9o..."loo Oregon TranS........ ll1
Adams ExpresS....li0 Pacific MALL. .,,,,,, Sl53
American ExpreSs-lll lpl,r
Canada Fac tc~".. II vi l'u!luan Palacc....l70A
Canada Southern. i9l Reading ,,,....,, 9VS
Central Pacifc...... ~ lRnck lslnnd..,,.... 72ii
Chesapeake & Ohio lGLSt, T., & San Fran. 81
do first preferred Al ST. Paul,..,........,, b8ts
DO second prcf'd 70 do preicrred... los
ChiMr quincy. 91aSt. Paul d Omaha. %
Del liudSon-"...l9 do prcferred...... ~
Del, Lack. & Nest~l27l a Tenu.Cnal < Iron. 30
Denver * X. 0....... lSl4Texas pnclic......, liH.
Efie. ,:..... .... l9hlUnion i'aCilC.....,,, iGis
Fort Wayne.....l6O IS. ExptcSs,, G.
ILLINOIS Cenlral.". 97AlW., 81. l.. 4 P........ w
KANSAS d. Fexas.-". PA do prefer TEX
l"akeshor GEOGRAPHICALLY Wells Fargo Ex....lS5
Louisville Nash. 7iGIWestern UpIou,..... Az
Memphis l. Chas.... 30 lam. Cotton OIL. ISL
Michigan Central. 70 colorado Coal,,,.,, M
Missouri Pacific. -. % Iron Hilyer,,,,,,,,...l2j
Nashville & Chatt. "a lQulcks!iver ........,.. tx
New jeseyCehtrat. 97 to prcfcrrcd..,,.. 81
Norfolk & W.prcf'd 81 Suiro,, ..,,,.,,.,.,.,,,,..
Northern rHclAc... a klR.chm'd 4 W. PIT, l6k
do .preferre....... G3 Aichlson .,,,,,,,,,,,. SiX
Northwestern. .....-l0i CHICAGO Gas,,,,,,,,.. 37E
do preferred......l85 Lead ftust,,.,,.,,.... lC
New York Central. QSlS Sugar .......,,,,,,,,., G%
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BEATEN ar ms OWN GANIg.

no" Tom Marshall Outwi,ted n Tricky
WI. Opponent ut the liar. -n
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO, ill.,, Dec. l5.-Cat.le-Rccclpts 9,n0Q
head shipments 1900 head: market active and
steady: Christmas steers S. 2jn6 IS; exporters
and prime shippers 81 S0ai 95 common 10 me.
d!um s. 7jai IS; Texans g. 75as So Hoes-Rc.
ceipts $1,000 head; shipments $500 head: mar
Ike! lower; good to heavy mixed 81 55a3 GO;
common and light 50 25a3 40: prime heavy IS 6Sa
375; light s. 5oa3 s.. Shcep-Receip,s 500 head;
shipments2,o head; marEctac i've and hg hcr;
natives 81 o0NG 90: westerns 81 O0ni 30; common
Texans So 60ai 20; lambs 50 68a5 IS. -
EAST Liberty, Pa. Dec. Is -Cattle-lcccp,s
43tl head shipments 1850 head: market slow
ana shade oil from last weeks prices. Hogs
Receipts 1000 head; shipments 1900 head: mar
ket slow; Phlladelpnias s. 55a5 G5: mixed g. i5a
S5S; heavy f",kers g 3oa$Ao light Yorsers 81 i
head; shipments $500 head: market ,irm ice
higher on good grades aud lambs; other grades
slow at lag. weeks prices. : = & !
CIEcISS&rl,O., Dec. A:--lIors In liberal supply
and heavy; common TO light s! 6Oa3 %: packi X
and butchers s. 25aY Is; receipts 900 head :
shipments 1850 head. .rTF5 g''a
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nH!O RIVER RAILROAD TIME
~ table taking effect August II, 1890 Pas. /,
senGer trains will run ss foll6ws-Centnl Time. Z
AZ Trains daliy except those marked thus +,
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points. o. = ,s"'S ~ 90 Z
For rates and other Information address
W. ROBINSON, G. P. A., Parkersbnrg.
~; BANDY. 4. G. PA, ParkerbburG. rs
y.d.IOMLlNsON, Pas. Agent, Wheeling, rs. Va. Il
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Metal.

3 Sgw Yoax, Dec. l5.-pie iron nominal. Copper
nominal. Lead tirmcr at Sis, Tin quiet and
steady; straits SCI 10, = y.
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BALTIMORE. Nd, Dec. 15.-Whcat western easy:
No. 2winter red spot and December 9G5tln97c j an.
uary 97Aa9s:; May 81 GSs114al Of. Coiii, western
weak: mixed spot asc: year DC; January 5GIc:
May 5G54ab7c. Oats dull and easier: No. white
Sc. Rye firm Mud steady. Eggs quiet: strictly
iknsh N.nDrn l,ntlna IuIl ~ -
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TOLEDO, o., Dec. l5.-Whcat active and lower:
cash aud December s9c; March ST 8l7I Corn Gu,i
and easier; cash 523hsc; May 5SMc. Oats Qu lei /;
81 l7Ls: February 81 o.. ss1s7 - -. -"
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From Pittsburgh. 100 a. NJ, daily, and 1874;
p. m, daily, except Sunday, 6:55 and 1910 D,
M, daily and $50 a. m, Sunday only, SIslsE
washington Accommodation, 1850 4. 1n, daily
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's-Cash 81 30Ai 81; December q Sta
!: January Sjt5a5 la.i}sa5 M; May
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DIR. ACKER's
ENGLISH REMEDY .

1t Is recommended by tho best physician. 10 Europs
tl7lt Il and Amcrica. a 5ts.. ~, q
c5 cents, 80 cents and si.oo per Hottie.
w. TT, ZooEER Sc CO.,