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PUBLIC SALE.
ATTENTION, CAPITAL
GREAT BARGAINS.
DWELLING HOUSES
AT PUBLIC SALE.

Tha following desirable Dwelling Houses VIII
no 0lIerel al public sale 1t the front door Of w
TSnyt HOuEe OF Ohio county Gu SATURDAY
PRVRTiARY u, 1891, at 10 O'Clock q. m, VIZ:
FIEst-One double frame TWO story TN roo
dwelling house, containing four rooms eacn
situated at Nos. 81 aud Sc twenty Sl&ta street
Rents for % each per month; 49,. AZ.
SeGlnd-UnC threerJOmed tame cottage, un
roOl, situA ed Ut 80. 2G0s Alley +. Rents for "
F6IrdMOue double brick. tin roof, tEo.Storry
and"!tir. dwelling dolss, situated Al Nos, 200
and g;3S Wood street, arranged for four tenants.
three rooms each. Nov renting for so PEI
Xii Of the above described property Is situated
~ the rnTnef Of Twenty sixth aud Wood streets
on lois Nos, and 2, CGldwelfs addition.
POurth-LOts Nos, 10 and u, on east soc o.
Main street, on which Is erected Two SepGrGHn
rows OF brick dwelling houses, Nos. $50 70 21lV
COutAiuing six dwellings 10 each row, arrange
for SIxteen tenants III all, now renting ior tlIg
per year, This property Is very substantially
Knit with extra heavy stone foundations Ano
brick division walls. VIII be offered aingly ano
al whole 10 the highest bidder The property
will nav fro a u 10 is pGr cent as an Investment
FIIlh-Ch large twO.St0ry and basemen
bFlck tin rooted, boarding house ana store
room situated At so. 81 Main street, better
kROWn AZ the Rakhart property, now owned ol
tue Standard Building Association, and must De
sold 70 close It's RtalFs. A..
years, With interest, notes secured by deeo ol
truSI on tho property. ,..,.
Now please examine all OF inc AOOVe anu loVA
For further Information and terms apply 70
JAMES A. HENRY, Agent, or
Iel0 ]. q. HERVEY, Auctloneer.
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gone from his front and liable to strike
at any other point along the whole Con-
federate and Union front, Sherman might
we'll listen to the piudits OF bis country
men, feeling that they might at any
moment be turned to blame. He then
conceived the plan of marching 10 the
sea, there to meet transports loaded with
provisions.
Sixty thousand men made holiday
march over the territory lying between
Atlanta and the ocean. The march to
the sea has doubtless done more to at
tach fame TO the name FISHERMAN among
the masses than any campaign he
planned or executed. There Is some
thing in it so different from the ordi-
nary lead and powder and blood OF war.
The men were so happy.
FINISHING THE STRUGGLE.
On the first day Of February, 1865 /,
Sherman started with $4,000 men in
pursuit OF the second part of his plan.
which was to strike Richmond from the
CRfolinas. He moved up to Columbia,
s. O., which he destroyed, and pushed
on to Fayetteville, N. O. The move
ment to the left was intended as feint,
but news reached Hardee Through a
New York paper), who was watching
sherman, that the Union supplies were
to be drawn from Goldsboro. This did
away with all effect OF deception. From
Fayetteville Sherman reported progress
to Grant, assuring him that he would
be ready to aid him in the spring cam
paiEn.
While sherman's march TO the sea has
been attended with great eclat, his
march through the Carolinas has been
nearly lost sight Of Yet the distance
travefsed in the latter was greater than
in the former, and required the crossing
Of five navigable rivers.
Having arrived at Goldsboro Sherman
went to Fortress Monroe for an inter
view with General Grant aud Mr.. Lin
coin. He has given the testimony of
Admiral Porter, who was present at the
meeting, to show that MIR. Lincoln was
ready to have almost any terms accepted
from General Johnston rather than have
him join Lee and render the fighting OF
another battle necessary. Sherman
went back to Goldsboro and announced
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command Of The division Of the MisSis.
AMI. embracing the departments Of the
Onio, Cumberland, Tennessee and Ar.
Kansas. The Army Of the Ohio was
under schofield, that oil the Cumberland
under Thomas, and that Of the Tennes.
see under Mcpherson.
Gen. Joseph e. Johnston was in his
font with an army Of 42,e00 men.
Johnston was aitervArd joined by an
additional force Of $4,000 men. Thus
the armies stood at 100000 TO $4,000
b the list OF June Sherman had lost
| 10 900 men, and Johnston $4,000 The
/ 70 &c then stood, Sherman 10000, John,
son 81 900, showing a surplus OF $4,000
for Sherman.
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MANUFACTURING SITES.
TO THOSE LOOKING
Manufacturing
SITES!
MANuFAcTURlNG SIZES.

The most desirable locations for tht
manufacture OF wsgons. stoves, horsG
and mule ahoes, boiler plate, sheet iron
agricultural implements, furniture, OF
for fouDdries, machine shops, rolling
mills, muck bar mills, nail orks, glass
works, cotton or WOODEN mills, pipe
foundries, wrought iron pipe works,
tanneries or other manufacturing estab.
Ilishments are to be found in Virginia,
along the line OF the Norfolk & Western
Railroad, from Norfolk, Va, or Hsgers.
town, Md, to Bristol, Tennessee, and
upon its Clinch Valley, Cripple Greek
and Ohio extensions. Hard wood in
every yarietyl Pig iron from the furn-
aces at LynchbuTg (2), Roanoke (3),
Pulaski q in operation and / under
construction), 1vanhoe ~, Radtord Il
now under construction), Salem ~,
Graham ~, Max Meadows and Bristol
| Il at each point now under construc-
tion), Shenandoah ~, Buena Vista ny;
bar iron from the rolling mills at Rich.
mond, Shenandoah (now under con.
struction), Lynchburg, Roanoke and
Richlands (now under construction (;
coke and semi. bituminous coal from the
Pocabontas coal and coke field; superior
oas Goals from mines on the Clinch
Valley extension glass sand near Taze-
well and Buena Vista; cotton from the
markets OF the Southern States, and wool
from all the Western and Southwest.
ern States and Territories, at advantage.
Gus freight rates. Favorable freight
rates made upon raw materials to all
factories established upon its line, as well
as to points in the United States and
Territories upon the manufactured ar
ticles.
Those seeking new fields for manufac.
turing establishments should not fail TO
investigate the wonderful development
ofiron, coal and coke industries that has
been made within the past five years
along the line Of the Norfolk & Western
Railroad, and the advantages offered by
the State Of Virginia in the supply OF
,. W materials, by the Norfolk d Western
Raj, road Company in the matter OF
frs;ab /. facilities and rates upon raw
msteIia q, and reaching home, far dis
tant and foreign markets, and by the
cities and {, WINS along Its line in the way
~ sdvantsoa. rus sites at moderate cost.
A. Ws n' 81 M =, ties and towns exempt
m mani "a adjustments from tax.
For further inform. zion as to freight
rates and sources OF supply Oh ray, raw
maps, pamphl " e.c'' apply
to A. POPE, General F. Su' Asen''
or to
CHAS. G. EDDY, Vice President,
,uaxz VA.
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FINANCE am TR4DE.
Tho Features Of the Money and STOCK
Markets.

NEW YoEx, Feb. il.--NoueY on call easy
with no loans, ClOsIng offered at ~ per cent
Prime mercantile paper 6a6N POT cent; stetlint
Inc return Of Mr. Gould to this city this morn
ing IN, o. far a can DO learned. his normal con
dition Of health. has stopped al Influence upon
the rumorS OF his serious indlSpositior, and
this together with the tendency among all CLASSES
aud OF operators 10 await the adjournment oil
Congress before taking any action In specu'
latiYo way. intensified the prevailing outlines
the smallest for any dGy for 4 long time There
were few movements Of importance IN the
speciRltIes. The Industrills were also moved
about more than toe regular list Among the
geneFal IIst, ne Str0DgeSt stocks were Western
UnfOn, Wheeling & Lake Erie preferred, Ms
souri, Pacific and Louisville & Nashville. The
close was generally steady Is fractions better
than last nights figures.
Railroad bonds dul.
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give an account of the different battles
fought in this campaign.
Sherman, grown impatient, decided to
attack Of Kenesaw. The armies Of the

s1ERNtAN's Army ENTERING COLUMBIA.
Cumberland and the Tennessee marched
forward TO the assault. The result was
failure scarcely less bloody than Fred.
ericksburg. Then Sherman once more
threw out bis flanking column and Ken.
esaw fell. Union pickets took posses.
Rton one morning without a shot.
Sherman, who with q glass was watching
the pickets climb the heights and saw
them go over the crest, at once ordered
a quick pursuit. So the game went on
till Sherman was in sight Of the spires Of
Atlanta.
Then Johnston was relieved Of his
command by JEFF Davis, and General
Hood was put in his place. Hood fell
upon Sherman's flank, MCPHERSON was
killed, and the Union forces driven
back with great loss. Sherman was held
at bay in sight OF Atlanta for month.
The check was discouraging, but the
great flank movement forced Hood 10
evacuate.
of Atlanta knew no bounds. Sherman,
from having suffered unpopularity, be.
came an idol.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A YALUA
BLR POTTERY WORKS IN WHEELING

W, VA.
py virtue OF deed OF trust made BY Wes
Virginia China Company 70 me as uns! $50 o sns
recorded In the Clerks ONCE Of inc SounH
Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia, IN Deeu
Trust BoOE No. Is, on ptges l, 2, u Z ana 9.
will proceed 70 sell at public SaIS ~ me ~ IN.
City OK Wheeling, West Virginia, on
sATrRnAY, TIE lITH DAYoY NJ tGCn, A. 2. 1921
6esSuutng at 10 O'Clock q. M, the following 1e
EctlbOd property that Is 70 Say; a e ~ ~,
plcce or parcel Of land In tho hlrSl wArd o. IN
City Of WaeenS Ws1s ElSs s ptS ips S S tn
estate Of David Garden, deceased, vest o. Mali
street aud south Of fourth street (iormeII!
called Bank street. and east Of the OHIO IISe \,
being part OF the same properly CONVEYS eTC.
truSics, BY deed dated the 18th day o. AHgpS,.'
4. b, 1873, and now OF record In the Cle NJ
office Of the County Court Of ohlo CouhtyS W. ~
Virginia, in Decd Book No. q, on pages ~ BY
that was conveyed BY william \. heGfn ann
Thomas O'BrlCn, trustees, 10 SAID west "
ChIDS Company by deed bearing date tho 10y
day Of September, A. D. lSN7, ana OF tecoI1 u
he SSIh clerks OiilcC Of IR!d County Court Q
Ohio County, in Deed Book No. 80, on pace ~
will at tho same time ard place sell ~ oi ~
machinery, fixtures, tools and mouIus OF w
said West VITEiula China Company, 81 tneWotlh Z.
OF said company, situated upon inc AOo'e VI
The parcel Of land described above contain
about Two acres and onC.hAlt OF land aud ~
upon II large aud complete pottery Workl
which Is practically new, ha'inS been IN open
ton less than two years.
TERMS OY SALR-OnO'thIrd Of tho purchM
money, or As much more Is the puIchaNer n 2
elect 70 pay, cash IN hand on tho day OF ~,
the residue In two equal instruments, peyA9,l
in one aud two years from tho day Of sale, ~
deferred in "a lnCnls to be secured 10 the gAu
faction Of the undersigned trustee by BiNing
lien on tho property sold. $500
iel2 JOAN u. CULRERTs0N. IruItee.
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nrend.tnlr. ANA Provl.Iona.

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NAY g. oA1 yz% q, W; yuly 20 t4zao q a,dS.
SH0ULDAsISS 9o4 WI snort clear " oO' o.
m,ha1S ~ ;bd H.
oIhen Unchanged
SEw YORK, FEB. H-Flour,, receipts 2O0Q
packages; exports l'sgO natlolS; market ouil
aud UNCHANGED; sales lo.SOO barrels l., neat, re-
ceipb TC S bushels; exporls !1.vVO 0uin l1
sales S9%O bushels Of , ~ no sPot; shot
options EeaE and wer: No; red February
U u: MGrch 81 llAl Us; NAY y va C Jnne
81 OK; jury 81 GO7Sal vO74nl V0lsi August V'5sc;
september VIC; DtcenDet y1f4c rye MN 1l, and
net; wesGTn S1Asic barley dnii y sh Sd iP S,s
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coin, with apurely professional eye,
the dispropoEtion between the magni-
tude OF bis task and the immediate
means for it's accomplishment oppressed
him like nightmare"
SHILOH AND wCKsBuRd.
One Of the moe: fortunate things that
happened to Sherman and the Union
cause was the order for him to report
to Grant at Paducah. He had started
out with the same disposition as other
generals, who were destined to become
gigantic failures, to magnify the diff
culties in the way and take discourag'
ing view OF his own resources. In Grant
be found man who was always ready
to act with what materials were at hand,
who from the first was looking at his
front rather than his rear. Sherman was
man who could profit by the contact,
and doubtless TO this fact more than any
other Is due his final triumph as one OF
the great leaders Of the war.
AT the battle ofShiloh Sherman CON-
manded his division. For the second
time he had an opportunity to take part
in great battle, and in command OF
three or four times as many men as he
led at Bull Run.
Then came the operations about
vicksburg and on the YaSoo river.
sherman's command consisted OF four
divisions. He attacked the Confederate
notifications above the ChiCkasaw bayou
and was driven back, having lost LOOK
| men 10 a Confederate loss of 200.
Sherman was assigned to the left o.
Grants army when the latter prepared
for the movement by which he SHOULD
get to the year Of Vicksburg. Having
been ordered 10 make feint agains
Vicksburg, Sherman ran up to Haines
Bluff, disembarked under heavy gun
boat FIRE, and kept the enemy in mo
mentary anticipation OF an attack unit
he had reason TO suppose that the crtsl
with the main army had passed. Thel
he Joined Grant in time to engage in tn
general advance. The oit-told histor,
need not be retold here.
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WE shall never cease to indorss DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup; for without 1t our
paper would have been short Of reading
matter this week; We had shocking
cough aud q fearful cold-HeeIly Union.
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Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy Is a
positive sp. cifc for all forms Of the dis
ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcef-
ated and Protruding Piles. Price Doc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. p4W
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r3aagagO checked through to destination Of
WI. ROBINSON, General Passenger Agent,
TRFhersbuTg. ". Va.
z A. J. handy, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, PAIkeFsbuTg, ". Va.
I 5ng. ". Va.
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MARCH TO THE SEA,

Sherman entered Atlanta on the Isl
of September. While the people of the
North were rejoicing at his success,
Sherman himself was puzzling his brain
as to the next move on the chess board.
With an army Of 100000 men, several
hundred miles from his base. bis enemy
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
LAND SALE.
S0pcIsI Commissioners Sale OF Land on
Tho West Virginia Central Railway.
Available PrOperty-Salst to he made
at Davis, Tucker COunty, W. Va, on
February IS, 1891.
D,,Il GIlchrllt and Others.
plaintiffs, ,....
vs. IN CnAuu1tys
charles BCsWick and othefs,
deICudanIs.

Charles Bcswick and othefs,
defendants.
,...,,.rt IN the authority vested in NJ By I
derSrs Of the circuit Court Of Iackes Co9a ~
Wsst Virginia, IN The above entitled eeuse ~ tns
sHnSiib day Of February, 1891, between ny
inrr. Of 10 o clock Il m. snd p. M, o. Ih9t uGy
hou I,o M Of Inc BlGrkwAter Hotel, IN Dayis
TncFef county, West Vngiaia, Procesa " Seil
~ land ID aid cause decreed 70 30 eold.
"" saIJ land "a known " q part oil "bLAckM9let
,, an I" and me part thereof which will be
sod Is the undivided scVen't o. OnvnI
Sisaid tract, which tract a. 2 whole conIal ii,
~ III. SCfes, aud the seven tenth5 OF one'helt
;SSso,so which Il IL proposed 70 sell, would con-
~, q, /. FeS about g,23O acres, undivided.
All TIIIrtstSs tiF BAL So eco cAsh on the day Of
,.ie AMI for the residue upon credit o. one
M ,WG years, taking from tho pdrehASer inter
~ uu hns|I1y notes for the deferred instAlmentA
~ nu,rhSts money, and retaining the tue ~ 40
otBiiS1Sl security until the purchase money
note have been paid IN full -,
TSc Nest Virginia Central Railway runs
,b.oI,,, thlS land for some nVe or StS miles,
SS,WrSi Inc towns Of Coketou And hendflcks:
"a ,ss tract extends IRON the Dry FORK Of
C6eat river 10 PepdletOn, near DpYls, IN north
and 1outh direction, aud from the lower enc OF
Gss.Sn 10 near HENDRICKS, IN an east and west
Si"ScIion. and Is rCputed " be ono OF the best
ttenIssod tEacis Of land ID West Virginia, with
sSc6 varieties as Spruce, Hemlock, Ash, Cherry
Been Of the Tract arc underlAld with the
same veins Of DAI which AEc being 50 ex teMsiye
IL worked At Thomas and CoEetOn BY senator
ii.vis and Others, and Its said upon what u be-
iisved 10 be good authority, that there ate vast
1nSntItieS OF very rfcI tf8n ore on tue tract
4 ctrriuliy prepared map Of the tract can pc
seen By calling on the undet!gned Commits
9ioHcr' VI, d. Maxwell, o. his ONCE in Y: |
GeSSre. Tucker c0uuty, W. Var which map Will
bscTGibIled al Davis on day Of sRIe:
The tItjo to this lRud Is believed 70 DO per |
Eepily clear In every particular.
Sb1nld the purchaser object 70 holding the
Dirt ri IA I'd land purchased by him a. lolnl |
pEner with tho parties who own the residue |
thereof. he, at trIillng expense, can have his |
mari aid on 70 him III severalty, and get hh |
Inil share according N quantity and quality.
$50 B. ,. DovENER,
A. D. PARSONS,
". b. MAXWELL,
special Commissioners.
arA1E or WEST YIEUISIA, CIRCUIT CoUEr CLEAK's
UIgIcE OF TUCEEK COUSTY, To'Wr;
lew, NIneAr. Clerk Of Iaid Court. do certify
thIt he above named special COMMISSIONER
4 4 Parsons aud ". B. Maxwell, have gwen
Sond and security In the penalty OIL twenty louF
thSnsSud lllarS, ~ required BY tho decree OF
sSlc entered IN sid cause.
Given under my hand this tho 2ith gay Of
January 1871 W
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TRUSTEES SALE
nRUSTEE's SALE.

Nv virtue Of deed Of trust made by JOhr
MRaIon and Mary MRnIOn, his wife, 10 me q
trustee, dated November %. lsSG, recorded u
the once Of the Clerk Of the County Cont Q
BOSk 80, ID, page III, will sell Of the nortl
front dOos Of the Court House Of said county OF
SATURDAY, the 2lSt DAY Of FEBRUARY. 1891
commencing al 10 O'Clock q. M, the tollowinl
deTcribed property, that Is TO say: Lot mum
bOred i've In square numbered iorty.two, IN IN W.
town Of South Wheeling, being part Of the CiI!
Of Wheeling. in ohio County, West Virglnla l. .
TRIMS on SILE-One third aud Is much NOR,
a Inc purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on toe IA
OF SElc the balance In two equal llAtAltmenA Z
one and two years, noteR bearing Interest HOE
tho DAY OF sale, to be given Tor tho deferred pay
mentS. the title 10 DO retained until payment
'nAuV III 'uN' WI. W. CowDEN, Trustee;
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1.-Two stock,

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Feb li.-Cattle- Receipts %, OOC
head; shipments 1000 head; market stronger;
Steers, fancy s. 2Sa5 90; medium 10 choice 81 O0a
81; heilerS 8 UOaJ IS; cows 81 2Sa2 rs; Etnckets
81 5Ga960 HngS-RFceipIs 1900 head; ship
menA 10000 head: market active aud higher;
rOngh and common g SSA3 40; mixed aud pack
s. b6a3 ": light 81 65a3 81. Sheep Receipts 2.0OC
heads. market higher; natives 81 O0A6 70; west
Rrna II 4hak M T0Hana a ghaI IA
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Weekly Hank Statement.
eY YoRK, Feb. lI,-Th0 weekly bank state


OIL CRY, PA, Feb. ll.-opened At s111fc; hiGh,
est Yc; lowest SOC; closed Slkc; sales 2t,0OC
barrels: cleAranceS 200 barrels; charters 49,,
OILS barrels shipments TOSlS barrels; runs lll,0d
barrels,
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VAN HopExS's CocOA.-"oncc tried,
always used" Mw4R
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HEw York, Feb. II Pig iron quiet; scotct
Sl2 OOa2i OO; American SIS 0ORlI 30.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Direct route to Msrictsa, PaTkersburg, Point
Pleasant, Huntington. Ashland, Portsmouth
ForHe and stAuntOn, Va, and Lexington and
Time meta Table effective January IL, 1891:
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DELAYS AND DISASTERS OF 81.

DELAYS AND DISASTERS OF OLE
In June, 1861, he was assigned to the
command Of q brigade in the Army Of
the Potomac, and Bul! Run was the !6rst
military contest of any kind he saw OF
took part in.
Then followed the period of reorgani-
zatiou. Mcclellan was soon in CON.
mand Of all the armies Of the United
States. Sherman was made Brigadier
General, and on the Gath Of August was
ordered, with his former classmate,
George H. Thomas, to the Department of
the Cumberland to Report to General
Robert Anderson, once Captain of the
battery in which Sherman served at
Fort Moultrie, s, @.
1t Is impossible for the student of wsr
history to peruse the record Of Sherman's
administration in Kentucky and his sub.
sequent advance 10 Atlanta without
wondering that the same Sherman acted
in both fields. Sherman in Kentucky
found himself an unwilling commander
Looking at his feld," say Messrs.
Nicolay and Hay in their "Life of Lin
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ruE ATLANTA CAMPAIGN.

For his brilliant services in Mississippi
Sherman was made a brigadier general
in the regular army, snd vas left In
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DEATH OF SHERMAN.
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Department, visited his mother and re-
turned to Washington. where. on May ],
1850, he was married to Ellen Boyle
Ewing, daughter OF his foster father,
then Secretary Of the Interior.
Mrs. Sherman died in November, 1888,
at the home in New York, at the age Of
sixty.four, after happy married life Of
thirty.eight years. She was buried at
St. Louis.
After bridal tour to Niagara and a
business trip to California and return TO
Lancaster, Lieutenant Sherman resigned
his commission and entered banking
firm in San Francisco.
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DOx'r sigh with pains or burns or 40.
But use Salvation Oil the greatest liai,
mant.
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EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Feb II -Cattle-R ccaIpuI
1,6i7'he4d; shipments $40 head; market. moth
ing doing; all through conSlghmentS. Hogs
Receipts aSDO head, shipments 100 head; mar
ket fair; mixed and PhlladclphiaS s. 76a3 50;
Workers 81 6Sa8 rs; pigs s. 26A3 80 Sheep-Re
celpts 400 head: shipments 1000 head; market
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,, Csg AZ o. Feb. li.-cotton steady; mid