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The morning times., 1895-12-15
COATS.

=
S1.S7.
Children's Long and Short Coats made
In the latest style. Regular price, $500.
Bankrupt price. $l.sT.
S2.78.
For Misses Short Jackets, made the
latest style. large sleeves, doubie-breasted.
Worth $500. Bankrupt price, $2.T9.
S8.40.
ladies' Persian and Astra khan Cloth
Jackets. .satinlined throughout, largesleeves,
ripple back. Worth Sf2.00. Bankrupt
price, $6.49.
12 l-2c.
. A yard for Navy Blue or Black Storm
Serge. Regular price, 25c yd. Our price,
A yard for silk finished Henrietta Cloth,
40 inches wide all the new fall shades,
Worth 7oc yd. Our price, 29c.
= 3-4c.
A yard for handsome patterns in FIan-
nellettes. Well worth DC yd. Our price,
z 3-4c.
A yard for silver bleached Table Damask,
56 inches wide, Worth 60c yd. Our
price, 29c.
8 3-4c.
A yard for the best Dressmakers' Kid
finished Cambria. Worth &c yd. Our
price, 8 3-4c.
a yard for japanese Gilt Draperies. Wen
worth. 20c yd. Our price, sc.
The morning times., 1895-12-15
DrsAppRovEs A CHARITY BALL.
Lord and Lady Aberdeen Refuse to
Partlcipate In the Festivities.

Ottawa, Ont, Dec. 14.-Lord Aberdeen
has disapproved the charity ball to be heid
on New Years Eve to raise funds for the
Children's Hospital. -~f- .t-,
His excellency says It Is not in accord
ance with the principles of himself and
Lady Aberdeen to participate in such fes-
tivIties at such q time.
The refusal of the governor-general and
Lady Aberdeen to patronize the bah has
caused much cotnmotion in society circles,
will be held Just the same.
The morning times., 1895-12-15
Statue I'm Honor of BarrIxor

Cincinnati. O.. Dec. lathe magnificent
equestrian statue erected 10 the memory of
General William Henry Harrison, was
this afternoon. Tie statue is q gift of
the taxpayers of Hamilton county, TO Cincin-
natl. 1t is to be unveiled with great
ceremony seme time next spring. No ar
rangements have yet been made for tie
unveilinC.
The morning times., 1895-12-15
Struck by a Locomotive.

John Costello, bra keman on the Bal
tinIore and Ohio Railroad, while attempt
Ing TO jump on the cow-catcher OF a shift
Ing locomotive at Delaware avenue and
II street northeast, yesterday evening,
missed his footing. He was struck by the
LOCOMOTIVES and thrown forcfbly 10 the
ground. His nose and collar bone were
broken. He was made unconscious by the
fan. Several men who happened to be
passing at the time removed the injured
man. He regained consciousness and waikec
to his home, No. 605 II street northeast.
The morning times., 1895-12-15

FURS.
: Genuine American Mink Boa. Regular
price $3.50. Bankrupt price e9c
$500.
For a CbIlds Turkish Angora Muff and
Collar Regular price $3.50. Bankrupt
price 81.
For Fine Black French Coney Muh.
Worth So Bankrupt price $1.25.
$40.
For a Genuine Alaska Fine Mink Muff.
Worth Sc Bankrupt price S2.43
i s4.es.
2S-Inch Ladies' Black Coney Cape. Worth
SO. Bankrupt price S4.9S.
{. $5.98.
30-inch Ladies Black Belgian Coney Cape,
S1O.9S.
For Handsome Electric Seal Cape, 80
Inches in length by full 100 inch sweep.
Worth SEQ Bankrupt price $10.9S.
S22.6O.
For a Handsome Persia Astrakhan Fur
pape, 80 inches long, ru1, 100 inch sweep.
Worth S45. Bankrupt price $22.5O.
$27. so.
For Handsome Persia Astrakhan Fur
Cape, 36 inches in length, 100 inch sweep.
Worth $50. Bankrupt price $27.5O.
3Sc.
A Pair for Handsome Nottingham Lace
Curtains. Worth 81 pair. Our price $50
The morning times., 1895-12-15
VIII Sell John r.. Gentry

Raleigh, N. c., Dec. 14.-L. Banks Holt
has decided to sell at auction in New York
next February, all his string of horses
from Almanac Farm, headed by the noted
pacing stallion, John r. Gentry. Among
other horses are Baronet and Gregor!an.
The morning times., 1895-12-15
wicked Michigan Alderman.

Detroit, Mich, Dec. 14.-The grand jury
this afternoon brought in an Indictment
against Alderman Wesch. charging him
With soliciting a bribe. A warrant was
issued for bis arrest on the charge. but
the sheriff has not yet been able TO find
him.
The morning times., 1895-12-15
short Time for Coal Miners.

Wilkesbarre. Pa. Dec. 14.-Owing to the
congested condition OF the coal market
tile lehiGh and Wilkeslparre Coal Company
served notice on its 1900 employees today
that there would be no work for the first
three days of next week.
The morning times., 1895-12-15

OF Great Interest to Ladies'.
Tomorrow at a. M, begins the enor-
NOUS Xmas sale of fancy goods. cloaks and
millinery at fabuleusly low prices at Mayer
Bros. & Co., 937-938 street.
The morning times., 1895-12-15
or Great Intorest to Ladies

Tomorrow at a. M, begins the enor-
nous Xmas sale of fancy goods, cloaks and
millinery at fabulously low prices at Mayer
Bros. & Co., 937-939 f street
The morning times., 1895-12-15

sembly may authorize the operation of the
buses before the general meeting OF that
body.
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sCrOCker's0 -

The enormous business yesterday at the
great reduction sale Of shoes neceSsitates
many more salesmen on Monday. 038
PenDsyNania avenue.
The morning times., 1895-12-15
Oppenheimer's 514 Ninth St. N. w.

purchase of Coaks Capes and Furs from the
Woods Y,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-23
ONLY PROVISIONS GAINED.
CutCNUo noARp OF TRADE PRICES
CONTINUE WEAK.
Wheat Dragged Through Wcarisome SOS
sion. Closing Unchanged d--bccenbcr
sold rs low ns 10 1-sc-Corn
Wcak-EnIr prado In oats.

Chicago Nov. e2.-Spcculation in wheat
draEEed throuEh Z wearisome session to-
of yesterday. but showing no change in
/ the end Corn was weak for near futures
her are each ',e lower and May is withous
change. Provisions opened steady and
closed firm ut slight Improvement in
Weakness in wheat continued at the
openinE, but it was un.tccompanied by. such
activity as was experienced toward th9
shorts and New York buying orders alb
out creating any Hurry or communicating
| 10 other shorts general desire to cover.
aud that. at the time was considered an
unfavorable symptom for an advance. De.
cSmber opened at from soc to 5S'sc, Improved
down to 55s,G aga,in WITH dip Tor Az an
instant OF 4-l6c below that. The bulk of tho
@ ay aS r9dRE s was d at SSG MAY opened 6, at
as 60asc in the first half hour. but did not
lift itself above 6oi4c again during several
subsequent reactions from many de-
clines to 6Od6ois until near the close. I.iv-
erpool closed I'D lower, and Paris and Ber-
day.
The demand for cash wheat did not re-
side of the usual daily taknSs in small
lots to go by rail to country mills in the
at $3.50 56l2c, showing no change since yes-
terday, and May at 6O2sa6oi2c, which was
The frmness shown at the end was due.
i Il was s said. to the taking of thirty-two
loads Tor export at New York.
Corn made lower prices for itself during
the day, after opening firm at yesterdays
closing prices. May got down to 29c, and
that developed the existence of numerous
buying orders in the hands of commission
houses at that limit. November and De-
cember were relatively weaker than May.
The former opened at 279sc, declined 10
21lsc and closed at 2il4c bid. December
ranged from 27I4Q27asc down to 265sc and
rested at &c bid. May closed at 29!sc SELL
ers.
4 fair general business was doing in
oats. fluCtUatlOnS We're narrow. DRCpr-
ber sold at 177sc and 17afc, closing at l7a, ID
17{sc bid. May opened at from 20lac to 262s
The trade was fair but not active In
provisions and best prices We're made near
the end. \ good demand for products for
shipment was reported. Estimated receipts
of hogs for tomorrow are % 600. Compared
with yesterdays closing values the follows
ing advances have been noted: january
pork, DC; May, PFC; January lard 5c May
lard. 1'ac; January and May ribs 2lac
Estimates for Saturday. Wheat, go cars;
corn, il6 cars; oats, I45 cars; hogs % 600
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-23

Pea Pears. s325asaH5o WORDING TiHiT1s t. to auai.
i ity and variety TIok9aly grapes - choice !,
| de Peru grapes. 75c. Verdell, single crate
ti.ooRi 10; black Hamburg grapes. Sog75s per
cat srape nSrGr e. er.ss pe % csd SF 'e eornsRon
grapes. si.25 per case; black Morocco grapes
| APPLIES Selling very well: prices held
| tlrm. Quotations on barrels for round lots
single barrels sell as high as $50
| 200; common TO good. $I.orati0 per barrel
| The supply in farmers hands Is light The
rr:ves ina IN a small way axe irrfsular. ana
CRANBERRtEs- steady and in fair de-
mani, >2,q,9jed at $13og 500 per barrel o..
lMexican, E35op&l5 per box, and Jamaica,
LEMoNS--Sl Slow sale but steady. Malaga,
BANANAS-Quiet but steady Ship
ping, &LcOaL25 per bunch; ripe, 5geaNco per
NuTs-Demand fair and prices steldy We
quoie as follows: Haz.lnuts 2e per
cans Missouri 5c per pound: Texas. &C.;
pccans, polished. llTllc. Tcanuts-NlrElnia,
White raw. per pound h2,A5c' Tennessee
Hickory nuts, small. 5ocuS.po per bushel;
large, N25 California Walnuts. l2Il3c.
lblnerts; Vc. ,Tarngona almonds. laS BRA
2iL Iasc. Native walnuts, 2'HSoc per
VEGETARLEs-on home grown here
and market steady. Quotations. are Home
running poqr and sqtl, ,55rasi,eg rer l.l
small Cwbltc,, si.60 per bushel iowa stock,
fa5nnSSy 5a55e 5s2G5 per per busRg 2s9' i5c Defs ptf
half hushel. Carrots. fancy 2jc per bushcl;
home grown. slow, sulsoG; celery root. slow
4Vs per dozen; Iiorseradish, eVa4$i@
Pampnss s"e6 i6c per P6s54 dosan HaGb9rd Gd@sh
.ocuSl.pO per dozen Radishes, Be per dozen.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-23

fferinss causing prices to average 1Odl5o
higher Native canning stuff was rather
plentiful and in slow demand al decline
of lO0l3c. Canning cows sold at Sl.50Gi23O,
lots sold at $2.5uui.cO, few going above $3.50
calves We're more plentiful, but really good
ones continued to sell readily at $5.i5GJG.0U,
The range season is nearly closed and the
few Westerns now arriving sell Ut firm
prices. Texans, too are active and strong
HOGS-Receipts, $500; There was mod-
the best droves selling that much lower
than on yesterday. Sales ranged at 50 35ID
360 the bulk selling at S3.iilt3Jj Hogs are
selling within n remarkable narrow range
25c between the. poorest ana the best and
choice pigs are In good demand to convert
into fresh meat at as high prices as, ars
was difference OF $lOo between very com.
mon and choice hogs. The best hogs ara
l0Nl5c lower than week ago. 81. lower
than a year ago, and 500 lower than two
SIIEEF-Recelpts, COCO Inferior 10
choice native sheep sold M Sl.J0Q350, few
going above $500, Westerns are sold at
hcing smaller than hitherto. Lambs wera
plentiful and active at s3on7435, "a very
few selling at $i.4Clf+50, The market was
steady, to-day at about the same prices aS
prevailed a week ago.
South Omaha, Nov, 22.-CATTII Ir,-Re-
ceipts, $500 Market active; steady; All
sold. Native beef steers, $.OOa5.oO; Western
cows and heifers, s24Oa315; Gamers I.2SSj
2,25; stoclSers and feeders. g. G0d3 30: calves.
$3Wu52j; bulls, stays etc, $l.50H275.
HOGS-itecepts, 800. Market steady to
6 lower, slow y bgt gta 81 J. sold 4eay.y $50
pigs, 3.2pu3.6 bulk OF sales, S}.a5G340
SfDl9l-lteceiptS, 200. Market hrm. Ma
tive, s. OOm3to; Westerns S20GH290: COM
mon and stock sheep sl.750275; lambs, $500
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-23
THE rEoprcE MARKET.

Quotations below are for job lots. on
small lots h.fH"r price. are asked ana oh
parties WaisuE small outside orders want
iHg best soos.s a,t srie.li3n55. braIors pre-
straight eonsanmanJ5 as received.
EuTTER-The market continues mueh
dairy and country make selling we'll at
steady prices but creamery 0H. and low
ar4tor -U.; hrsts, I,ulsc; dairy. fancy,
ulm, l1nl5et store packed, fresh, l0aI2c;
oll grades Sc, country roll fancy, l3ul5c;
l.G5s---Ils.ee.pis lghr ana values firm
TrEklNE-ba.r grades, l2o; mcGi-
nm grades. lie creamery, Nc; l 10. rolls
10 to % lb. tab- ana ana !b. rolls l2l
CaEEsi.- Steady. New York ana Ohio
fun cream, y. .-a, Wisconsin fancy fun
cream lul-s, Missouri, Kansas and Iowa
luli cream. lFsc; light kim, 4Q6c per lbi
LTEN-C0miug iu loss freely and
feeling little better Hens can be- cleaned
up ii, r-a but in email lots sell al 5o
5lac; hruilers. Gi4a loosJers l5c; young poe
turkey '.+3ooi turh7' t-Gi geese, yuuu5
GAME Steady and in fair demand
tt2ss m,5.I'" 1.t pi,ysr ts- Z, o. sAITa @ larse
Teal ducks, EL'1 Per dozen; Malari ducks
So ap per dO2eui mixed, Sl.5g; jack snpe
Ei.-J per uulcu' guam, Soul condition, 81 "A
per dozen; prairie chickens. $500 per dozen
iabbits, SL6g per dozen; jacks, $i.5O; SOUR,
rels Sl.gIUl25 per dozen Pheasants S. j1d
6.U0 per dozen; uartridges, s50oa5.5O. Mount,
ain grouse. $L3943pJ per dozen, 9possum
81 $25oa3D per dozen; wild turkeys, l2c pei
CoI-NTRY CURED MEATS Steady. bu
slow sale. Quo.yd as follows: Hams, i2Gc
shoulders, Gi.n1ci sides. sAQ9c lard. s. 10
~ and SD pound tubs, Sc.
POTATOES-Fhs market is still dull. not
withstand!ng the cold weather; a gooc
many ON sale. ., Home grown stock, 20q
bushel IN ear lots; fancy lSe per bushel
IN round lots; car lots, fancy. 2Oa22c; very
little fancy arriving, most cars are inferior
small aud hard 10 move at any price Thi.
stock sells as low as l5ql6c in ten bushe
lots.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Qglet, but steady
Selling in a small way at 25o per bushel.
GRAPES-But few choice In; sales slow
Pennsylvania, New York and ohic
ne; poor stock. l0ql5c: Pony baskets, "a
tawba, fresh s9.Oo4l2.00 per 100 l2c in
small way; off stock. 6qsc Concord. s.. O0d
l2-0o per l0o. pony size. l2c per basket in {
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-23
LIVE STOCK Hy TELEGRAPH.

St. Louis, Nov, ;-CATTLE-Receipts
1900 Market easier but not quotably low
er, Native steers, sS,00a475; cows and heir-
eI efs rs 81 llyitS25 Texas and Indian steers
HOGS--Receipts. 5000. Market &c lower
Heavy, S.So9S.G0; mixed. SS.25g3.55; light,
sHEEP-Receipts, 1000 Market strong.
Natives, $2,25U3,5O; Southern, S200q2 50.
Chicago, Nov. 22.-CATrLE- Receipts.
COCO There was a moderate demand for
cattle, and prices We're generally steady
and unchanged. Had the receipts this
week been as large as those of correspond
ing periods in recent years, prices would
have declined sharply, for It did not take
a great number TO meet the daily require
ments of the trade. Fresh pork Is so
cheap that II is taken TO a large extent in
place of beef, and there are so many other
cheap substitutes that. in spite of the
pared with last year. the best droyes are
si.G0 per 100 pounds lower than then. Sell
ers tried hard 70 get better, prices but
buyers Were stubborn, and all that could
be accomplished was to hold the market
where it was for the general run OF cattle,
some sales of very desirable lots that We're
not too heavy showing an advance Of lOc.
ssooats5, the bulk, of the sales being at
IS. S0a4 So The stocker and feeder business
Vas paoge eotive ct s25063.fo smalleY OF
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-23
MARKETS. by TELEGRAPH.


New York Nov. 22.-FLOUR-Receipt
gs 7yy barrels. exports 800 barrels Mar,
ket quiet, spring patents unsettled, Buy
eIs cautious. Southern -four nominal.
GoHNAiEAI.-gtuiet Yellow Western, 10
az, Per .g"l ,s,.,,
W lll-AI ittceipts, lS,i'y bushels; eX-
ports 5d1oH bushels. Spot nrm; No. red,
3-.c' options opened weaker with further
.t|iestlllLl "A"cr easier caplesi TaIheu on
IrNnltA-f was, STEADY late ON GOOD export
n4Flht, closed STEADY december o3HH
~ "l ,..a'' a. IN, ,,,.t,-, ...
,a' '|'gy1 6ci POI ~
II II ~ ~ IN 49,, I,t'7 uttrtt tIoIl
G IN "t s.! 81! 81 ie Itpsii' los !os,
enar '!!el' Ifoss.i Si7 toSeH '''s1'
~ StrG p 80 n SdS busbIs. cyr,rts
III ~ -, 'sasitr. NJ 'l"S5t' -
Gnttors ,inIl .r. weaker in 'svrnGatT,, -yyft6
S%G Ngi5@9oEs ciose'' --i' Deoe'"DeF
SHASLGuf.. ShiuDing 7O075c and good
10 choice s1.goc per cwt
led NAM '-'' ''''''''* '*4'e' i''N-
I.ARD-Stcady. Western steam closed
~ToFE-null. OLD mess, s95OasoOO.
BIrTTER - Receipts, 3,iNS pa 'kages
steady Western dairy, 0iaU5c; Western
! creamery, l5H-2n; Elgins 23g.
-4;.Hg.Ets, 5VJO packages steady
/ Western, 2iI-3i4c.
| -. Louis, Nov, 22-FLOUR-R Receipts
| 300 barrels and shipments, 800 barrels.
| Dun ana easier, owing to the decline in
! wheat Patents, S3lUp3.20; extra fancy,
-WHlAI-iteceipts, 1900 bushels, and
! shipments l3,gV bushels; Liquidation was
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-23

New York. Nov. 22.-COTTON-Futures
opened steady at the advance; sales, L. 800
bales. January, s.3,ci February, S.S7c;
March, S.4lc: April, S,iic; May, S4sc; June,
S52c: July. S.53c; August, S.57c: October,
s2oc; November, S27c bid; December, S.32c.
New orleans, Nov 22.-COTTON-Fut-
November. 5000 bid; December seas o&c ;
January. S.07aSoSc; February, SllGsl2c;
March. S.1aaSl6c April S1S0S2Dt; May,
S S23us .2ic; June, S2GaS.2sc; July, S.4@qS. i2c.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-23

St Louis. Nov. 22-Rye-No .. cash. 33c.
FlaNseed-Cash, 81 .c on this side. Tino-
thy seed--Steady at S2.VrQ3.5p.
Chicago, Nov 22-Rye-No. ., cash. sc;
December, 36c FlaNseed-Nu. 1, cash, 92i2c;
December, 9l'2c Timothy seed-Cash, $3.50;
March. S.SJ.
steady and higheE Cash and November,
81 ID.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-23
w, ], AndarSnn, I:l5IsIlI sl5Esi.

ZIG Delaware ST.. Kansas city. Mo Com
inercial Paper Stocks and Bonds. Real
Estate Loans.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-23

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS mn
dersigned VIII. on December 6th. 1855 ns
the hour Of o'clock p m, OF thar daSu'
sble bidder subject TO the approval of l'oh- IN.
county court, AT the east front door of the
street, the building OF stone arch or INK Uah
Ned brick crulyert on the Raytown road A
cash dePosli or certified check for two hun
which shall be forfeited to the county, 'l, nI,
failure 20 make satisfactory bond ' on
Signed. h. j. O'frIAIIEprxy
p.tod N,o,,a,,,,,o. TO-, county Surveyor.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-23
LEGAL NOTICES.

PROP0sXI.-N0TiCE 10 CONTR CC-71,1,1- ( en-
ORS-The undersigned, or the countv ar
yeyor OF Cass county, viii, on M5ndav-
November 18th. 1898, AT hour OF o'cIoSL:
p. III. of that day, let by public outH
cry (on the sroundD TO the lnN-
est responsible bidder, the bujljjnp.
abutments over Lumpkin's Branch. on
south line section 49, township AZ, range s5'
Specifications and plan can be seen in nv.
office of surveyor of Cass county, at Hartt ~
rsonyille, Mo, cash deposit OF TWO hun
dred (2JJI dollars required OF each bidder
which shall be forfeited 10 county on faii.
ure to make satisfactory bond. -"''-
r. j, OFi.AHEHTY, County Surveyor
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-23

ST. Louis, Nov. 22.-WHGsKY-Steady.
Distllers' finished goods at Sl.22
Peoria, H., Nov 22.-WHISkY-Stead
Finished goods on the basis Of sl.22 for
Cincinnati. o. Nov. 22.-wHIsKY-Firm
a. Sl2
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-23

Tra following are The nd md asked
prices OF stocks OF Kansas city banks and
,.aer local securities. as furnished bv H.
Wrga. ~ Co. brokers. Armour build
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-23

IIIlIt0t4 NNIl VI Z IIIT.s-MOVcmUuts for
the past "a hours
lStcelpls '''''' '..,........,.,... lOl
gHipIHtIlS '.'..-..,,...,.... SOS
Nt-puNS. ..'ss'........,.,.,. 900
The market was quiet yes terday, though
there was something doing both in horses
and mules. Buyers, however, were picking
around and prices very low,
We quote:
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-23

As furnished 10y French Bros Commission
company rooms 90, p and e. Exchange
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-23

New York, Esv E Closing motaur
On tine rr" Au.A alu-h exchange.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-11-23

Co.,. S7S... . Is
RANGE CATTL E-TEXAs DIVISION.
TENAS AND INDIAN COWS.
la.... 12S.. 2 Is -. Sl&... M
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-11-01

Mr.. George W. Criss. son Of
George Criss, Sr.. died at his
home on Monticello avenue last
Tuesday night, of dropsy. He
had been ailing for severafweeks
before the messenger of death
came 10 relievehim of his pain.
He was we'll known by every one
in TIE town. having been reared
here from his boyhood up. He
was q middle a ged m a n,
always ready and willing to help
one whose condition and circum.
stances required it. and will be
greatly missed BY all who knew
him. He leaves a wife and several
children to mourn his demise.
As Shakespeare truly wrote:
Each night We seek a temporary
death,
And are unhappy If it fails to come,
And morning dawns with life IN every
breath;
And the tongue speaks that for time
was dumb
And when the longer death, that none
escape,
couluers our seventy years, or less OF
more.
Is it not sleep that takes another shape:
And shall We not awaken as before"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-11-01
MoUMrAlM sTATE
PARkERsauan M vAv

- --------...,---------
Bulls Head Pure Extract Vanilla at
Smith & Pigott, 5i.8m
Ladies and Misses coats, capes
and jackets in cloth, plush and
furiust received at r .T.Lowndes'.
Statesmen Wanted Address G.
W. Southern & Sens, nurserymen
Clafksburg, W. Va Box 90.
DR.. George NJ. Holt, Denhst,
viii be in his Clarksburg Office
November 1st, 1895, and remain
for 30days. 34.tf
Baugh's Double Eagle Phos.
plate from slaughterhous bone,
one of the best Phosphates made.
Good for all growing crops. For
sale by r. T. LowNDEs.
Baugh's Pure Raw Bone Meal.
high st grade, willimprove yonr
land, grass and crops. For sale
by r. T. LowNDEs.
DR.. L. Oliver Belt, of Wash.
ington, ID. O.. has recently been
appointed ocnlist TO the g. Is o.
R. R. at Grafton. He win spend
the first Monday of each month
at the Arlington hotel. 4s.ag
NoTtcE Two good milch
cows for sale cheap. Call on or
address JACOB CRrM, Clarksburg.
West Va. 4s.tf.