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TuIFt60 March 1-MtlIpF weather and n
Iygbt III ~ snoT which was ren5Fted 10 he
quite Cenefal over Kansas aud Missouri pre-.
ddiSno,s1 Tho wheat SnecnlSInrS 10 Inc selling
side al the opening While cables were firm
there was an increase III the stocks OF wheat
and flour al Liverpool aud receipts IN the north.
west were rather large. The hrmhets was Gp'
parent within few minutes Of the opening
and was increased toward the close by the
strength OF the latest dispatches.
Corn was moderately active and higher.
PsovlslouS GrGp With little change in prices,
Flour firm and unchanged.
wHEAT-CGsh No. 2 spring 9i1{AQi1fc: No. 3
spring Ole; No. ! rel 96lSSc; March SS1SSgIlIla
CoRN-CaSh No. q bic: March Aa6I19c
May EjLa56a55JEc; July Siabi11GS5i9Sc.
OATs-t:ash no; 2, 461Sc; May 45tSatsl +ai71Ssc;
Fl4 cuEHi :! Iii is.
TlMOTrlY-Si &c.
MLss PoRK-Gash and March g Goa9 70: May
5 92Xa5 92IS: July 60 O7ISa6 l5GG Is.
aiIOGT RIBS-CaSh 81 6taA Is; March 81 62L<a
7O44 70; May 81 91A4 95aI Is; July IS l75RS 221a
5 2!X.
sHoULDERS-si 0NE4 10; short clear 81 SAFES.
Others unchanged.
VISIBLE suPPLY-The visible supply ns 10.
ported by the Beard OF Trade is a. follows:
Wheat 22,9l6 900 bushels, decrease 10 600 bushels
oats 1858 600, bushels, increase s. 200 bnShels
rye $4,000 bushels, Increase 500 bushels: bar
ley 2,I3g UO0 bushels decrease 23gOOO bushels.
NEW YORK, March 2.-Flour, receipts 1900
barrels; exports 1000 barrels; market quiet u ld
g COZ bushels; exports 49, v0O bushels: Sales ,7S
OOO bushels Of futures; ll,OOO bushels OF spot;
spot market dull; NO. red 81 OSIS; ungradrd
red 92casl 05lI; options easier: No. = red March
81 O95S; May 81 OS1s1l GG1fal t61E; June 81 US3s
July 81 OO1SSl 0QJSRi COIS;sAuguSt PTIEc; Decetn.
Der Og5Ec. Corn, receipts 70 90 bushels; exports
Al coo bushels; sales 16I. 900 bushels Of futures
aid Es. 90 bushels oil spot; market drmer: March
6i54A65R6Ic; April 6i1{c; May exc: June Gle;
July 6lAG 1E46l1c. Oats, receipts Is 900 bushels;
Exports " bushels "a sales 2l6Q0l bushels q
futures Rhd eo,VS OuSheLs q Spot; maiEet Sul
a dnnH uuGnHnseSII; eiAtcu o1iS Aptli olSG; Mny
OS7Gc; July O4,Ec' Spot no. waite o554aooct
mixed westeTn, oS"pSc; White 90 Al
VIC; no. = Chicago W. oo hsy enu mop
9ulet; CoHte steA1y ~ t toag polhts Up; MAEGn
li.aoc; 1une SI,Uc .GGi Huy ISeoc' aug
uSt l610c: September Is &al5 GSci octo
per l5VO5ioI Vci NoVSSlnoe r, H1Vc; Decem'
PET li'vS 3a11i:loo' Sp3I mp isAG. 5sugar, nav
and and onI.t TslioT steady RoSin itm. '' I'M.
| nen,the mora active and armeT ETvs irner
Tess sl4S iSs Hide ou,et and steaSv "f PorE
SciIve and Arm. oId mctS 20 SSSIo m. Ts;r mes;
Sin SNaii *. "Itra nrime 81 iIS1 Ia Cnt mHSi,
Suiet Iarl Suiet: weSierti Steam "a OSCt: MSrcb
S0i: Anril n DO: NAV "a 10, lime IN b. JnIy
81 80; August So 49, Butter active; western dairy
IGl15c: do creamery ,26a3ic. Cheese arm; Ohio
l flats SaI0Ec.
puuADRLpu1A. Pa. March 2-Flour ouIe.
49, e 'gnt - '.SH ~ "a 81
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The best salvs in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, lalt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblainss'
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
boz. For sale by Logan Drug %.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 2.-Cattle- Receipts H..
900 head; shipments 1900 head; market steady
10 lrmcr; steers, mixed 10 fancy s. ONa5 40:
others oai q; COWS ~ "a 2SaSSO; stoGEers =! 53a
1900 head; market active; rough aud com.
mon S34a3 Is; packers.And mixed 50 60a3 IS;
prime heavy and butcher weights 81 65a3 IS;
light g 6OiS 60. sheep-RGalpts 0,0Ou head /;
shipments $500 head; market active and
steady: natives s. Seas 10; westerns 8 e0A6 80;
lambs s. 3Oa5 76.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. March 9-Cattle-R Receipts
1910 hcat; shipments GsS head; market fair at
last wOek'E prices HogE-ReGelpts $3.50 head .
EGlpmenls go he9di market slow: Philadel
6heep-Recelpts AGO head: shipments 100
head; market arm and 20 cents higher than last
week.
ClNuINSAT1. o., March 2.-Hogs cay; com.
mon aud light s. 26aS 30; packing aud butcher
g 61las 50; receipts 5000 head; shipments SIS
hRah
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LONDON, Msrch 2.-The N1Ft Lane EzprGss, In
is weekly review Of the British grain trade Eayh
There Is good inquiry for English WheAtS at an
average rltO Of q. Foreign Wheatk arc held fol
Is advance on whites, aud % on reds. A strong
continental demand assisted the rltO here
Rye Il Cd deaEer. Beans and peaS are steady.
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Gbe Sntelltoenter.
rnE PRAISES Op THG ,POssUM.

You kin talk er bout yer ChIckin an yer tuFky
You KIN IN ak al e bout yer spar ribs an yer
You XII Sf ak er bout yer bccistAke an yer NUT
En- ali ~ sc e h iSi R dishes that err Frenchy
You t IGE SNACK aia 81 lips an wish fur everything
But lem me tell yer, fellers. thatet
'Possum
Can't
You kin talk or SOp. yer ncsOn', yer AbOIt'
Er talk or bout yer peasants an tho pA'tridges
Their brown an temptln' bOsOms up when
BY or 'S caIuneFy aftIa tibet will never let 'em
En- there's the elk and AnterlOpcr, an the juicy
But you'll GliuS I'm me sboutln' that or
Postum
Takes
En- that's them good oil aIheF; when yer fry
They wake wax feiISE's appetite. an CT ml!ey hard
En- rys 2! al s5s bestcss ,Amou, an all the fish
En- I've 's AZ i IFs p!asuey turkle, an yer bet
went fur himl
En- Ilvs ali th0r fishes. from or mluneF to or
But remember then I'm buylu' all the
'PoEsum
Fur sale.
En- then thar Gums the OyGter-an' he's ut fur
En- greet him in the Autumn an mourn him
In thn EnFiUHs
But Nv ali the many yittles that CT give ter US
Uv all thsF gllstenln' goodies or hungry eye kin
You Mn put IT In the papers, yer bet yer bottom
Tibet t6is S epecuroan Hoosler takes er
Postum
EveE,,,o
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sYMProNs-MoIstuIe: intense itching and
singing; most at night; worse by scratching
ii allowed 10 continue tumors form, which Oh
ten bleed and ulcerate, becoming very sore
SWAYNE's OINTMENT stops the ltchlng and
bleeding, heals liberation and In most CASES 70,
moves the tumors. Al druggists, or BY mall lot
hO cents. Dr.. sWAyne 4 Son, PHILADELPHIA.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR

ri 9" III Mt the Court House In WellS6uEg'
pI, "t' cSQnIy, West Virginia. on
a,TTRpAY, THE 2lst DAYoF MARCH, 1871
' ',an,c,ncy n. M, the farm belonging TO the
wv S,,rjnr Company, known Is Lhe Snyder
toss ; ,i,nstc6 Al aollldsy's Cove, containing
isi Sn siS and MY acres. The r., Q. q 81; L.
we y y TBnS through tho farm for nearly mile.
Il HLaS. SevcniY6yc acres creek bottom: eala ts
AttnigS Of coal Two Of Are clay, abundance
a%InnI'fipr. ilagand lime stone.
V'TT"Ns-iJnr- third cash, the baIAlcC IN Que
700 md three YEAR, with interest. ,,-
T.lE W y W W. - =
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Child, drawing herself up to her full
height Of FIVE feet one inch, again Kisses ;
ado not approach me. Again ! call
you ColHardi CowARDl C0WARDF
each with q risiER infection. "DoRs
like you snarl, but never bite"
REAPPEARANCE OF THE HERO.
Tableauxl The scene changes and
the hero, handsome Hank Bludsoe,
wearing a sombrero and pair OF ton
boots much too large for him, enters,
followed by miners. Much talk relat-
Ing to the Prairie Child, aud the beat
means for her rescue ensues. lnciden-
tally big oaths are spoken, big guns ex.
hibited and mVny threats Of vengeance
ventilated.
Suddenly there Is an opening in the
crowd, and man is dragged in. He is
friend OF the villain, and has been
brought before Hank Bludsoe for SEN
tsnce. Hank is magnanimous. With Q
typical Western wave Of the hand, he
says but one word:
"GitI"
THE REscuRRs STRIKE A TRAIL.
Act third shows the efforts Of the res.
culnR party to obtain q clue. Finally
the trail is struck. After days march
the remains OF campfire are reached,
but the Prairie Child-where is she2
"she's gone"
with he ABOVE Hank Bludsoe goes in
air, and has to be carried of. Disap.:
pointment and tanglefoot have proved
too much for him.
An incident which has no connection
with the play occurs in act fourth. a
strike occurs in the mine, in which q
majority OF the men are employed, and
the superintendent, Hank Bludsoe, says
he knows more about the disappearance
Of the Prairie Child than he cares to tell:
With mighty rush, heavily armed and
muttering oaths, the miners set out for
Inc mine. The curtain falls as the men
are disappearing, each crying:
ITO the mine"
ITO the mine"
ITO the mine"
When did Bowery melodrama relieve
the spectator Of his or her suspense I'M.
II the last act2 The same is true Of
''The Prairie Child" Alter many vicis'
STUDIES the child is found and the vii
ain captured.
"Lynch him, lynch him" cry the
crowd, when the quiet vOice Of Hank
Bludsoe Is heard:
"ALL's WILL THAT ENDS WE'LL"
"He is mine" i
And then, with his hand on the bad
mans throat, be says he will give him q
.hance. Bowie knives are produced and
he men take their corners.
The battle wakes warm. The flash OF
he steel Is heard above the shouts OF the
audience, and after ten minutes Of this
Iort OF thing the villain falls. Hank,
iushed with victory, takes the Prairie
Jhild in his arms as the curtain falls.
During the play forty.six shots were
ired, three duel5 to thu death occur,
md two couples elope.
That man who says the Bowery drama
8 not popular does not know what he is
alking about.
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CHOW to Cure Avn skim pIseases.u

Simply apply "swAYEE's OINTMENT" Noin
ternAl medicine required. Cues, letter, ecEe'
mn, itch, all eFEpttoGs on the face, hands, nose
a., leaving the skin clear, white and healthy.
rs great healing aud curative powers arc pos
selsed by no other remedy. Ask your druggist
for AYHES OINTMENT. TrhsAW
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IF your nan iCIIES,
Or you Rro all worn out, really coed i0r moth.
tnR, II Is general debility. Try
BRUH.N'S IRON HITTEHS.
tWip cure you, cleanse your liver, and give
AsoOl appetite.
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COCOA.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
COCOA.
RRRAKPANE.

"By thorough knowledge Of the nAtunllA laws
which govern the operations Of digestion and
nutrition, and by q careful application Of the
fine properties OF wellEelected Cocoa, MI. EppS
haS provided our breAL fast tables with q deli.
cStely hAvoured beverage which may BAva VI
many heavy doctors bills ItlSby the tudlcious
use q such articles Of diet that Q constitution
may DO gradually built up until strong enough
Of subtle mAIadlea are floating around Us ready
70 attack wherever there q q weak point. We
mGy escape many q fatal shalt by keeping our.
0olTes well fortified with pure blood and prop
eFlY nouFIShed name "-"CtBl SeFptcs GdsCtlE."
Made simply with boiling wALeTor milk. sold
only In hAlf.pouud tins, BY Grocers labelled
thus: JAMES b PPS q CO.,
nf2l.TThAA
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hihthl.

INV YoRK, March 2-Plg iron quiet; Amerl.
can SIS 6OAl7 20. Copper nominal. Thu dull and
easier; straits SO 80.
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When naby was sick, We gave her castoria,
When EhcwAs Child, she cried for custoriA
When shO became Miss, she chung to cAstorIA,
whsa shsAad Children, she gave thom caSsOris-
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THE ACTION BEGINS.

The scene was Bowery theater, and
the play an old.time melodrama In
which virtue and vice, love and hate,
many Indians, bad men and pounds OF
guupowder are the component parts.
Not since the good old days OF the Old
Bowery, when villains were killed and
re.killed nightly many times over, has
the East Side Of town witnessed such
spectacle.
Hank Bludsoe's Triumph" had, accord.
ing to the bills, been performed to sim
menge business in all frst.class houses
Of the West" Annie Wilson was the
star, "assisted" by "Dick" Nelson as
the hero and "Bill" Williams as the bad
man.
There is a cheerful lack Of original
material in "The Prairie Child," and the
authors name, no doubt because OF
shrinking modesty, does not appear.
The story OF "The Prairie Child" is
qickly told. The "Child" in the case
was grown woman Of forty-fve or
thereab0uts, but this fact apparently
was not noticed by the audience. The
daughter Of mining camp-her parent:
age being unknown-shegrew up as wild
and graceful as the flower whose name
she bore. From childhood to girlhood
was but a step, and when the first
scene OF the first act OF the drama opens
she has arrived at the interesting age OF
seventeen.
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READ ESTATE.
F7or Rent-
FOR SALE,

ii shares Riverside Glass Works Stock.
30, q Alley y, corner Al!ey bGnd Ale! o.
Price, $50. ,,,,,.,,,.
i. Acfts Of Land mills east o. Elm Grove
wants H6out 500 feet on National road, With
ioSf,foOmed frame hoGLe aud 200 Fruit Trees
pflcp 81 500
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Baggage checked through to destination Of
v. J. ROBINSON, General Passenger Agent,
PArkeHbuTg, w. Va.
Agent, PHIRerhutB, ". Va.
ing, ". Va.
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CINCINNATI. o., March 2.-cOttOn steady; mid,
ding exc.
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FoR aDisordered Liver try BeeCham'S
piIla
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Children Cry fot Pitchers CastOria.
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STEAMERS.


For Cincinnati, Louisville. Mem-
phis, st. Louis, New Orleans.
and intermediate Polnts,
VIII leave WharIboat, foot Of Eleventh street,
daily, Monday excepted, as follows:
N..,, Steamer "CoNGo," Eph. Talbot,
s|lS'EstH Master; Jules WehrmRn, Clerk;
tl2ks<Sh every Sunday at a. m.
- Steamer "SCoTIA," John N.
ls{l1tS Phillips, Master; r. Il. Kerr, Clerk;
lllll-ll4 eyeTy tuesday at 8 q. m.
s-n. steamer CANDIES" &. B. Cooper,
~ Master; Al. J. SlaTtn, Clerk; every
I2.lAtLlli Wednesday at s q. Nj.
4 4: $:P H:ss2 5'i F '7'
~ Steamer Gs3ATCHELOR,"G Geo. K.
O'NeRl. Master; Tim PenWell, Clerk;
dllAEisAE1a every Friday at q. m.
E. s 49,? $ s H ;Et 49,
PirStclRSs fare, Wheeling 10 Cincinnati, 90.
Round trip, $40. Meals and state.room In.
Guided. Tickets transferable and good until
used For freight or passage apply on board, or
telephone No. 343.
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INA RnYEHY 1llEATRR.

Love and Virtue, Vice and Powder Inter
mingled In Stirring MelOdramA.
New York Continent.
Bang! bangl baugl
The smoke slowly cleared away. A
wild hubbub from the gallery indicated
Impotence. Had the villain succeeded Z
Had he worsted the heorine and was the
Prairie Child in his powerP
When the smoke had disappeared in
the flies the figure OF a mau was seen
lying pre- strate. Climbing up the dam
eerous ellis, his beetle brows hard set
and every lineamsnt Of his face indicat-
ing passion, was the villain. Below was
Death GulCh.
Horrorl What has he in his arms 2
The Prairie Child, and she has tainted
Curtain.
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PoUL AIR AND MRLoDRAMA.

The air was sitting. As If with tiend.
ish intent and a desire TO further In
crease the close atmosphere, every one
smoked clay pipes or vile cigars. To
add to the general discomfort, smoke
from the firearms used in the first act
ascended to the ceiling aud nearly sui.
located those in the gallery.
9. Despite these disadvantages, theBow-
cry boy was happy. Had not the first
act OF "The Prairie Child" indicated that
he play would not lack in setion2 To
be sure, the villain had the upper hand.
Experience in such matters, however,
taught the spectators that vice, although
temporarily triumphant, must in the
last act give way to virtue.
And 60 act second OF THE Prairie
Ohild' opened. The scene shows the
viIlain and his fair captive. They are
alone. The beams from an August moon
show the expression Of their faces. His
IA that Of triumph, a sort Of ~ have you
in nv power" expression. Hers is con.
yulsed with passions indignation Is seen
in every lineament.
Listen 10 the dialogue!
"Hal hal proud beauty, at last you
arc mine" Jack Winslow 10 saying
"When next you see Hank Bludsoe Il
will be as my WIFE," 49,,
Coward" Kisses the Prairie Chile
between her clinched teeth, TO prey OF
a defenceless woman. Bah You are
Jack approaches her, and the Prairi,
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no YOU WANT A SITUATION 2
~ HAVE You ANYTHING TO SILLY IfBo,
Advertise In the INTRIIIGHECRR,
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Child, drawing herself up to her full
height Of FIVE feet one inch, again Kisses:
''Do not approach me. Again ] call
you COI5ardi COwARDl COWARDF
each with 4 rising infection. "DoRs
iil,a MN anaEt hnt navaP hikAH
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PRAIRIE cuILp's LOVER.

Among all the men in tho camp, Hank
Bludsoe is, to her, the beau ideal OF a
man, and for miles around he is known
as her accepted suitor. Until the arri-
val OF Jack Winslow, nicknamed "the
Yank," the course OF true love runs
smoothly.
"The Yank" is disturber. he soon
discovers that the Prairie Child's eyes
are OF the deepest blue-supposably so
although in the smoke from firearms
and tobacco this fact could not be au.
thentiCated; that her face is divine and
well, Jack finds himself in love and
Hank Bludsoe's rival.
1t takes half an hour to tell the lore
going, and then the battle for supremacy
begins. The first act closes with the
supposed death OF the hero, and the vii.
lain, Jack Winslow, climbing the treach-
erous heights OF the cliff.
Were you ever inside Bowery thea.
tire OF the lurid kind? No? Then make
up your mind to go ct once. Wear your
old clothes, and 20 down near Chatham
Square. II 1.-THE Prairie Child" or a
melodrama OF similar kind is on the
boards, yon enjoy q treat. To wear q
plug hat, or even clean collar, for that
matter, is fatal. Modesty in dress, as in
demeanor, is necessary to safety.
The gallery god Of to day Is no differ
emit from the same worthy OF Forests
time. He is as demonstrative, as sus'
ceptible 10 all human emotions, mimic
or otherwise, as his prototype Of half q
century ago. The typical Bowery tough
has disappeared. The Bowery gallery
god is very much alive, aud to see him
in all his glory one must visit those
places most irequented by him.
No better opportunity could have
been offered than during the presenta
ton Of "The Prairie Child" Such 6
drama, dealing as it does with exagger
a.ed life in the far West, Of which the
Bowery boy knows as much as he doel
OF religion, ia sure to draw representa-
tive Bowery audience.
Certain theatres on the East Side cate
exclusively to boys in their teens ant
youpg men who have passed their ma
iority, In such a theatre "rhe Prairi
Child" was produced. =.
The night on which the writer wit
messed it was a most suspicious one
The house was packed. On this occa
sion and in this particular theatre tn
gallery god occupied orchestra seats
His less fortunate hrothera shouted
themselves hoarse from places oil vantag
In the rear or in the gallery itself, thu
top Of which just escaped touching thei
| heada.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Direct route to Marietta, Parkenburg, Point
Pleasant, Huntington, Ashland, Portsmouth
aud Cincinnati Also TO Charleston, Clifton
Forge and stAunton, Va, and Lexington aud
Time Table effective January II, 1897:
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure Of trains on and After
Nov. 10, 1890. EXPLANATION OF RRHERHNCl
excepted; lSRturiay excepted; lSundny only;
SATURDAY only Eastern Standard time
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CHAS. G. EDDY, Vice President,
GROCERIES, ETC.

tes ROANOKE. va.
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STEAMER R. E. PHILLIPS.
Leave Wheeling, Daily Trip. City Time-6:lo,
$3.50 1000 and II rs g. M; 200, 400, $500 p. m.
1000 and 1900 a. M; 400, 400, 900 D. m.
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BALTlNoRE, Nd, March 2,--Wheat dull; we5l.
ern easy; No. 2 Water red spot and March
81 9l%al OK; Nay q S ga SlH; Corn Arm;
cats quiet. Rye dull. Hay firm at sli O0A Ii TO-
Butter strong; creamery 3laS3C; fair TO choice
27LSOc. Eggs arm and active Coffee strong.
TOLEDO, o., March 2.-WhCat dull: cash and
March sizes; May 81 COX; August PIE. Corn
ClOyetSeed dull and steady; cash and March
a ~
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A Boy and a Cow.

A letter from kansas has surp.sing story.
il tells OF a COW that when she hg lost her
calf. showed so much sorrow that II awakened
the sympathy OF her owners fourier wear.
old son and he showed her some slclt kind
ness. The grateful cow at once bedIae fond
OF him. watched for him as she W III Tor her
calf. aud since then she has shown tr pleas
ure whenever lie comes near her ileed. no
one but this boy can manage the po'animal
and wonderful stories are told OF heteyotion
10 him.
The Kansas papers say that latelyhe boy
had Occa ion to go 10 neighborg town
and AS lie remained away until aftenilkIng
time. his sister not daring to applch the
COW in any other way, decided TO rsOnate
her brother So she put on a S OF his
clothes and went into the OarnyardIhe girl
sue eeded IN deceiyine the cow unthe boy
was seen coming up the road. whensta
the indignant al NAL kicked the paiyer and
made bound in the direction OF I youth.
showing unmistakable evidences delight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-05
Nofes Ernm Fredrria \ sburg.

FpyprsrcKsBuro. VA. Nov. 4.-lSpeciai !
At meeting of the Mary Wsshingto M2nu-
ment Association Of fredericksburg a.,
held in Their rooms last night. the following
officers for the ensuing year were. electeu'
President. Mrs. v NJ: Fleming Nlce-I W. ir.,-
dents. Mrs. Isaac Hirsh. Mrs. 4. +. howe'
Mrs. r. b. Merchant. Mrs. H. NJ. ". st aisi
Mrs. Joseph liable and Mrs. John VI. Orllnn'
Secretary. Mrs. }. +. Thompson treasurer
National Bank OF Fredericksburg; trustees
Mrs. Charles Wallace hlrs. ). W. earn ciiaei'
Mrs. w. l.. Bradley Mrs. a. c. Doggett' Ars
r s. Dunaway. Mrs. T.. u. Cole. MISS lreno
Colbert. Mss Kate Hurkamp ana MIS-
81 Fleming
Misses Minnie and Nellie Wroten, daughters
OF Councilman George w. Wroten, are 'ls'
ing friends in Richmond.
Ex-Governor fitzhugh Lee has been on
visit to his brother. Captain Dan VI: Les,
who lives near this city He has many irienus
and acquain;ances here who are glad 10 greet
bin on our streets.
The first annual fair Of the Westmoreland
Stock Association will be held on tnelr
grounds. near Hague. Wednesday. InurSnsy
and Friday. November 18th Ito AMI Ioth' -,
Judge Wallace has apponte Mt IL. IL;
Knox. of the firm Of Il. t. Knox x Bro. 70 III
the vacancy in the Office OF city treasurer
caused by the death OF tho late K. w ADAMS.
Mr. Knox is one of Our most prominent
citizens. IS we'll qualified for the position ana
the appointment IS a very popular one
grand bazaar under the auspices OF Il. d
Chew Camp. Sons Of Confederate Veterans.
is in progress at the Opera-house.