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John, farmer, Harmony.

deiFys ,. M, clerk, hlHgSley.
Weller, Abe, laborer, Kingsley.
Passour, John, farmer, Tionesta tip.
Grove, X. X. laborer, Kingsley.
Brewster, N, farmer, Harmony.
luendel, Christ, farmer, Kingsley.
Robert, farmer, jerks.
t. W. tolikeeper, Harmony.
Moore, A. NJ, farmer, Green.
Nell, Sye, farmer, Harmony.
Jones, John A., jobber, Green.
Wray, l.. r., lumberman, jerks.
Guyton, John, farmer, jerks.
Huddleson, t. G., laborer, Hickory.
Rock, Frank. laborer, jerks.
Hunt, G. F.. farmer, jerks.
Mong, Joseph E., farmer, Tionesta tp.
Dawson, Geo. H., laborer, Harmony.
Buzzard, J. c., blacksmith, jerks.
Slater, Peter, farmer, Barnett.
Belts, Frank lumberman, Jeuks.e
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)astner raised $40


An effort is being made to connect on
the gas wells at Mayburg to supply our
little vile with gas, as everyone seems
to have grown tired of wood fires.
w. A. Kribbs will furnish 100 cords Of
boiler wood for the Penn Tanning Co.
The engine came up the road Saturday |
for the first time in three or four days. A |
large amount of the road between Ne
braska and Golenza was washed away by
the recent high water and this will shut
off the bark supply until the road can be
repaired.
Three large ice gorges have formed in
the creek between Newtown and Ball
town and if the recent cold snap forms
more ice thern will be little excitement
around here when the ice moves again.
Two creek RATS are in the upper gorge.
WILL WALKS.
Stewards Run.
Mr.. j. A. Dawson has been quite sick
hnt fc botto,. orrof,,
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n 4 " tii1o " AiilhHlf ebH % MI
and Mrs. S. II. Atwell, of South HEX
ory, Pa, died January 10, 1895. sged
IL months and II days.
Everything must GO We uesU
business. A genuine closing out sale
Mt Barnett's. 1t
Four Bis Succerses,
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Kellettville.
Tha weather to-day has much the APP
pearance of long and Tasty spell Of
winter weather, much 10 the pleasure Of
our lumbermen.
A midnight alarm came 70 the resi-
dence Of G. A. Jenkins on last wednes-
day. Clarence is going to teach him the
tanners trade.
Miss Emma Dotterer, who has been
stopping at the Brooklyn House for a
week, intends soon 10 leave.
A. b. Hurd of Erie was again in town
few days last week, making prepare
tions TO drill his well deeper. Mr.. Hurd
is a thorough oil man and If this venture
proves a paying one some business in his
line can be expected.
Mrs. Mary Carter aud brother, II. B.
Marsh, attended the funeral OF an aunt,
who was buried at Titusville on last
Monday.
Miss Flora Lawson OF Whig Hin vis-
tied her friend, Miss Jennie Pierson.
over Sabbath.
N. @. Cole Of Nebraska was caller
in Kellettville on Saturday. Melt is fa-
miliar with all the places or interest
around here, as this place was Nelt's
romping ground when boy.
On Dec, "A Miss Genevive Castner of
Marrienvile visited this place, her busi-
ness here being TO solicit money for the
church fair which was held at Crown
during the holidays. Two ladies were
chosen to gather money and the one col
lecting the largest amount to receive a
diamond ring for her trouble. Miss May
Moore being the other contestant, and
the successful one, having raised Sl43.30,
while Miss Castner's amount reached
$I24.29. The managers of the fair were
so we'll pleased with the results that each
lady received handsome ring for her la
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of Property for. sale or to lie


EdftlcuihI btteuttou phiu W oho oohoOeioh
Of rents, interest, etc. Also TO the proper
assessment of lands and payment of
taxes. Probating accounts, acknowledg-
ment of deeds, and dispositions taken.
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Church and sabbath school.
Presbyterian Sabbath School at 9:45 q.
m. M. E. Sabbath School at 1000 a. m.
Preaching in NJ. Il. Church every Sab
bath evening by Rev. W. w. Dale.
Preaching in the #. NJ. Church every
Sabbath evening at the usual hour. Rev.
f. f. Shoup, Pastor.
Services in the Presbyterian Church
every sabbath morning and evening,
Rev. J. v. McAninch officiating.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market 81 00b.
Sleigh bells jingle merrily.
CLOSING out sale at Barnett's. l
- Don't fail to hear Evangelist
Williams.
Charlie Kilmer is quite i'll with
kidney trouble.
j. A. Hart came up from Oil
City this morning.
IT. w. Allender of West Hicko-
ry was in town yesterday.
Miss May Huling is attending
The Clarion Normal school.
IF. A. Wheeler was up from
Marcar tho fret nf the week
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make good all the advertising claimed for
them, the following four remedies have
reached phenomenal sale. DIR. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, coughs
and colds. each bottle guaranteed -Elec-
trio Bitters, the great remedy for Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys. Bucklen'e Arni-
ca ssalve, the besl in the world, and Dr.
Kings New Lie Pills, which are q per-
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JURY LIST.
Following is the list Of jurors drawn
for the February term of court:
GRAND JURORS.
Grey, J. H., laborer, Barnett
Henry. W., farmer, Barnett.
Mullen, Geo, sawyer, Howe.
Black, w. w, farmer, Harmony.
Saylor, John, carpenter, Borough
Fulmer, George, laborer, Barnett.
Black, JAS, farmer, Tiouesta tp.
Mel, A. D., druggist, jerks.
Braden, George, farmer Barnett.
Anderson, A. r., barber, Borough.
Chase e. s.. laborer. Howe.
Berlin, Eli, farmer. Kingsley.
Elgin, Harry, loborer, jerks.
Cars, VIM, gauger Howe.
Noble. John, laborer, Borough.
Machesney, J. B., merchant, Harmony.
Grant, VIM, lease hand, Howe.
Sibble, Henry, farmer, Tionesta tp.
Cropp, J, A., laborer, Green.
Elliott, john, teacher, jerks.
Louden, b. A., clerk, Barnett
Evans, G. B., bookkeeper, Hickory.
Dawson, w. r., farmer, Harmony.
Bryner, J. O., laborer, jerks.
PETIT JURORS.
Beck, d. j., farmer, Kingsley.
Paul, George, laborer, Kingsley.
Elder, Wn., laborer, Harmony.
Plattner, David, laborer, Hickory.
Brenneman, II. H., engineer, jerks.
Frederick, Chas., farmer, Green.
Kelly, ). H., clerk, Borough.
Leslie, Frank, farmer, Barnett.
Hunter, James, farmer, Hickory.
Green, w. II. H. laborer, jerks.
Berlin, J. j., laborer, jerks.
Scowden, J. c., blacksmith, Borough.
Burton, E. e., laborer, jerks.
Holmes, N. E., timer, Borough.
Gildersleeve, Mat, clerk Howe.
Rayor, Wm., landlord, Barnett
Kerr, @. b., farmer, Ban nett.
Siggins, Isaac, laborer, Harmony.
| Matha. Henry. farmer. Tionesta tn.
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Quite large party of our young
people enjoyed sleighride to Ne.
braska last evening
Cameron county will enjoy one
week 10 January in which no liquor
can he legally sold. The licenses for
1894 expire one week before the COZ.
vehing Of court and all bar rooms
will, therefore, have to be closed. -
DrJtlOood Gazette.
Mr.. james Elder and Attorney
Joseph Mafett Of Clarion were in
town yesterday on business. The
REPUBLICAN, acknowledges very
pleasant call from Mr.. Elder, who
says be is very favorably impressed
with our beautiful little town.
The courts have decided that it
is a States prison offense to steal gas
But we have no reason to commit
a theft, for we have all the gas we
want to use at a very low price.
Forsake the land Of the gas meter.
and remove to land of plenty. .-Er.
We'll, we'll, we'll! Who cares il
the skating on the river has been
ruined, since The snow has been clear
ed off Swamp Lake" in Rialto
park. The ice is "smooth as glass, "
and the park authorities only charge
she small sum of ten cents for admis.
sion.
Commander 10 Chief Lawler, oi
the Grand Army of the Republic, re-
Gently appointed aides. camp on
his staff, aud among those thus honor
ed are O. l., Rev of Franklin
James Lewis of Oil City, and w. j
Alexander Of Warren. Franklin
NetUs.
Fifteen or twenty whisky kegs
piled out 10 front Of drugstore, de-
notes pohibition, la Potter style
special act, where whiskey is allowed
to be sold for "medicai purposes
only" Such is a common occurrence
in Austin, yet the people are healthy
as a rule. -Autogrdph.
Although the great forests 0
this county are gradually disappear
ing there seems to be q considerabl
amount Of game left and hunting
and trapping is not yet an abandon
ed industry, as the records of th
Commissioners Office show that tn
sum of 1926 30 was paid out il
scalp bounties in the past year.
DIR. Siggins' well on the Crop
farm is doing fret rate and new Ri
| will he aiartah this week Qnara
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Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages. Leases, Wills,
Powers of Attorney, Articles of Agree
ment, and all othoT legal instruments cf
writing, drawn with accuracy and dis
patch. Titles examined aud "Briefs"
pfepared. Ground rents, mortgages,
aud loans negotiated. Farms and wild
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--R Barnett wishes TO announce
that they are going out Of the mer.
camille business in Tionesia aud that
everything in the store will be sold at
prices that we're never before heard
Of 10 this county. This is 10 scheme
but positive fact, and all you need
do to be convinced is to come aud ex.
anime goods aud prices. 1t
This is what Peter Cooper, who
died worth many millions, said of a
newspaper. "In all towns who're
newspap par is published every man
should advertise in il if nothing
more than u card stating his name
and the business he is engaged in.
It does not only pay the advertiser,
but lets people at distance know
that the town in which you reside is
prosperous community Of business
men. Never pull down your sign
while you expect to do business"
Just about two.thirds Of the
sluries published in newspapers about
farmers being swindled by sharps,
who get them by some device to sign
notes, are fakes, pure and simple,
written by some newspaper man who
is pressed for matter to Gil up space.
and copied and recopied by other
newspapers. Farmers as rule do
not sign papers promiscuously with
out knowing their nature, and it is
about time to give this feature of
swindling a much needed rest
Sharon Eagle.
james Sheakley, who was a
member of the Oil City Oil Elk
change tel Or twelve years ago, and
who has many friends and acquaint'
ances throughout the oil country, is
The present Governor of Alaska
Eight years ago President Cleveland
appointed him one of the Commits
sioners in Alaska, and held court a
Ft. Wrangell. Two years ago h'
was appointed Governor, Mr. Har
4 rison's selection, Mr.. Knapp having
had his term expire. Governor
Sheakley left Sitka December 8
Fcame to Seattle aud then overland by
the Northern Pacific TO his old hom'
at Greenville, Mercer county, wher'
he ia now visiting relatives ans
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III -fn m

S. J. Setley, j. p, January 9, 1925,
Daniel B. Vose and Nettie NJ. Dahle,
both OF Redclyfie, Forest county, Pa.
DIED.
ftopr,r AD-r =. rr.,...,I g. -
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anteed To do just what is claimed for them
and the dealer whose name is attached
herewith viii be glad to tell you more
Of them. Sold sc Siggins & Herman's
drug store.
4 Million Friends.
A friend in need is friend indeed, and
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New discovery for consumption, Coughs
and Colds.-If you have never used this
Great Cough Medicine, one trial will con-
vince you that it has wonderful curative
powers in all diseases of Throat, Chest
Il - 4
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FARMS. WILD LANDS, HOUSES And
LOTS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

represent The oldest, strongest, and
best Insurance Companies in the United
States.
C. NJ "A r N E r,
CONvEYANCER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER
An chi EEInR
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'I1IONEsTA TENT, No. l64, X. o. t.
/. M. meets End and 4th Wednesday
ntoning la each month In A. .. u. w.
hell rionosta. PA.
- ~ rr kpu
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Dec. 30, 1894, Robert, infant aon Of h
p. and Nellie Copeland. Aged 4 mo.
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ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
I. 4 ~. -. A........ !. -, nnino cor ~

I'M and Bridge Streets, Tl0nesta, Pa.
Also agent loF number of reliable |
Fire Insurance Companies.
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MARRIED.
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rYApT. 1lEORGE STOW POST, No. 274
NfG. a r. Meets lat and Sd Wednes-
day eEenlne ii each month, in Odd Eel
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Sx7AsHfNeToN CAMP, No. 42o. p. o.
w X nf A fnaafe f.varv Saturday eve
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capt. GEORGE STOW CORPS. No.
~ i,n, W. 4. C., meets first and third
Wednesday evening Of each month In \.
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10 AT that ls tIalmed OF money VII De
erman's Drug Store. Large bottles SOC,
Id Sl.0O.

anu Fi.VJ.
Don't Tobacco spit or smoke Year Life
away is the truthful, startling title Of =
little book that tells all about Ho-to-b bac,
the wonderful harmless guaranteed to-
baccO habit cure. The cost il trifiing,
and the man who wants 10 quit and can't
runs no physical or financial risk in us
ing "No-to-bac." Sold by all druggists.
Book at drug store or by mail free. Ad-
dress, The Sterling Remedy Co., Indiana
Mineral Springs, Ind.
BUCKBEN's ARNICA sALvE.
The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chappad Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay req uired. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money ROUNDED. Price % cents per
box. For sale bv Siggins & Mason.
'CIONESTA MARKETS
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY, BY
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T,arce audiences greet Evanc
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"s- AWthh1 nhI - pkithNs
-
h. FpNEsDAy. JANUARY 10. 1896.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
~ hiuUcts.--C. r. Davis
tptnf1ffte1 Joseph Clark, j. r.. Os-
.zooR " a Nuands, 4. r. Lanson, q.
4 W. kcbinso4 Joseph Morgan.
ttsifoes effho Peoce--J. z. Proper, 8.
~. Sotley,
ODHsinbta -. 3. Canfield.
Cpkicct0rr-sD. s. Knox ~
Nptoot Diract0fs--J. r. CLARK, n. II.
Rltehey, @. w. Hoieman, l.. Hopkins,
H., Agnew.
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS
Membcr on Congress r. KRfBhs.
Member of Sendte-Wm. II ffYpE.
dssem0lp--J. g. WENK.
Ffesident tJkdQe-CHARLEs n. NoxEs.
Assocfdfc Jftdges--C. W. CLARir, y os.
A. NASH.
Treasurer-Q. JAMESON.
Profhonotory Register & Recorder, dc.
GAVIN M. ARNER.
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rFsft1NEsTA LODGE, No. 500, L. o. o.
4 Meets every Tuesday evening, In OdC
Fellows Hall, Partridge building.
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TOBACCO ENCHANGr.

ftIi. ~ AitiNil. A. ifti. =. lH'I.
cNcrings at auction on Change to-day
10y Mr.. George A. HAYNES - packages OF
sun-curcd t0baccOs: one package sold at
S9.lj. one at $50. TWO at 81. one al $40,
one at sl.2 two at <il,. one at $780, one
AT S. two at $40, one an $40 one at
81. 80. one at 81. one ai $3.50. one an $50
one at $3.50, one at S3.0. one al $40 one
at 500.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
We're very light.
The tobacco insnector rouOrts to-day.
INSPECTIONS Bright. 30 hOgshcads, dark.
13 hoesncads and tierres. keinspectons
Dark. ] fierce.
Myers. Planters. payenuorts. Sea
hroOke's. Allegheny. Old Dominion. and
Shockoe tobacco warehouses report to-
day Receipts. y packages: deliveries, VI
packages
United states internal revenue collec-
tions on tohaccos for the city Of Rich-
mond Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes,
s7bglN. plug tObaccOs S2,l'9.5'. Total
s. $3.50.
An aud singular the banks. the Tobacco
Exchange. and tobacco warehouses VIII
Dee closed tomorrow. Ihnrsday OCTOBER
80 1876
Registered an the Tobacco Exchange 20
dav. j. B. Wells Boyllon Va; n. ~
Fnmpaes ana B. O. Bumpass' Louisa
county, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-10
CREW REPORTED LOST
Her Tow Compelled Ia Let Her Go and the
Barge 3. "a Total Wreck.

STOKES BAY. ONT, oct. s.-On Mon
dav evening, the steamer Africa, OF
owen Sound. coal laden, having In tow
the barge severn of Toronto. also coal
coal laden. was proceeding up Lake Huron
bound for owen Sound. when, owing TO
the heavy weather. she was compelled
TO let the Severn 20.
The Severn being stripped Of canvass
had TO run before the storm until Loyal
island was reached. where she went on
the beach and now lies a total wreck.
The crew. who were saved by
some fishermen aften being IN
the rigging twenty hours. say
that soon after being cast off by the
Africa. the latter vessel, which had
been rolling heavily. suddenly disappeared
and they think she went down with an
Cn board. The names Of the oncers
and crew ~ the Africa are:
Captain II. p. Larson Toronto; William
Anderson, mate. owen Sound. Matt
Haze. chief engineer. Toronto; I'd For
rest. second engineer, Toronto: William
Mann, wheelman. Toronto. John King,
Oakvllle. Ont; Miss Lee. cook. Toronto.
TWO nremeD and two deckhands. names
unknown. The Affiea's life boat and
lie pfeserFers have been picked up.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING rDTirIoNs or
NDNEI.
orfrinr~ and sahrs Mt the Richmond To-
lacco tschangc--tnternal Revenue
Collections Foreign Ad,ices.

NEW YORK. oct o.--As Of late. Chi
c.gO Gas Was tho feature OF the railway
aud miscellaneous speculation. ihe
stock lth from St'S SO 80. on renewed
pressure from bearlsh sources. but later
rallied sharply TO N,t~NNo ;, when lhe
bears attempted TO cover their recent
sales BROKERS Identified with the new
pool IN the stock were the largest buyers
at The decline. and "a was again asserted
that Oh, company Will Doc reorgauizcd iu
Conformity with tht laws Of Illinois. Ne
gotlauons are ON foot looking 60 tire
pooling of the Central Trust certificates
issued against deposits OF stock unecf
the Fl0wcr-Dlc0u call on the stock -N-
change. Tho deposits. % ls understood,
have been heavy. Sugar and DISTINCT
ana Cattle Feeding were IN fairly foo1
request ut somewhat higher range. sugar
got up 10 lVps and Distllinc To 2lf. 1he
last named was bought on fumois inal
Tho company had made an important zeal
with outside interests In railway STOCKS
tnUir Was disposition TO cover fhoit
contracts. reports OF am carly stiiitinthl
Of tnc Colorado freight war ana state
mcnts tlai the traffic return of The "a.
Iaui fot thc FIRST week of ocioncr VIII
show material increase in gross earn
mss noNn9 alarmed the hears. ne
Anthracite tO1lss were higher ON lhc
alNlulc ln NIcWatFr rates. iarkaM"hua
sold up io ltul4 ami Reading io It's, IL
was reported tnat the keaoire rrofe1fi-
zafon plan VIII De- issued snoriiy, tut
huntCfs usually Wei informed stated mat
10 rev developments Boo the quarter ir.
feff0l TO can Doe expected until the coal
tiHIo ie on INNER BASIS me improve
mont iu Toe railway lisf ranged from
a 90 ] d per cent. the Changers ana coal
tif l.dliu-. TIA the INACTIVE ISSUES III -
Telephone jumped 90 VS. and National
starch FIRST preferred made "a net gam
oi 4i4 per cent Nuantlllrl 'hailannu4t
nnl ST. Louis brought siil. against go,
tlc last reported sale. THE net changes
10 ~
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the strength OF Influences on the Liver
pool market by the course of cotton In
America can be more accurately gagged.
A number of producers. In expectation
OF a decline In prices. are willing 10 en-
terrain lower Offers. anticipating dif-
ficuliy In obtaining BIDS at current rates
in the event of decided alteration IN
the tendency of the market Others are
firm. however. depending upon the ac-
curacy Of rumors that the official cotton
report IS likely TO be unfevorahle. stlil,
there ~ a wide difference between the
views OF buyers and sellers. TfansGc-
tons IN cloth have been moderate: De.
casionally manufacturers despairlng or
obtaining fun rates and needing Work
are disposed to accept orders under lne
cost Of production. The bulk OF tne
offers for india have been impracticabie'
although the higher rate OF exchange mas
enabled bids 10 be improved "A traction.
Yarns are quiet. favOring buyers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-10
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. o., oct D-Flonr- Win
ter patent. S.iUn3.5j. do. fancy. $3.50
500; spring patent s33DG3.iU. DO. fancy,
SINuuJ.2a
Wheat easy; No. red. track. f6iec
Corn quiet. yellow ear 3ic.. No. yell
los. 32iac NO miNed. 32iqc.
oats quiet and easy. No. mixed, lgi2c.;
No. white. gh4c.
Pork active, mess. $500; clear mess
SllDu, family Sll.W.
Lard steady; steam leaf. 500: kettle,
SG.3ii4. airline steam, $40
Bacon steady; loose shoulders. SG2j;
loose short ribs. $3.50. boxed meats isc.
more.
Dry sailed meats steady and active;
shoulders. 81. -, short ribs. Sj.G2ia. shor.
"sais, HfN'4, boxed meats 'tc. more.
Whisky quiet az Sl.-2.
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Candidates to- Speak AT Sew Kent Court
house Recovered Goods.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, oct. 9.-Spe-
oial.-The fall campaign in this district
win DE opened al New Kent Courthouse
tomorrow. Manly II. Barnes Democratic
candidate for the Eenate, Thomas ].
Powell. candidate for the House of Rep
roseniatives and Francis +. Causey viii
address the people.
The report 10 the effect that T. T.
Powell had Withdrawn and given the
fight up 10 w l.. Hillyer, the independent
candidate for the Legislature, was denied
hv Mr. Powell yesterday afternoon. lie
said that he considered his prospects
good for election. and had no Idea of
Withdrawing.
sheriff b. ". Mlstead returned from
Norfolk Yesterday with Lewis Holmes,
"A negro. arrested in that city while try
ing 10 sell a quantity Of clothing which
was stolen from Nicholson Brothers here
several nights ago
This morning two men who work In
the Chesapeake and Ohio overhauling
gang found q large quantity Of ready
made clothes I'm an empty box car In the
Chesapeake and Ohio yard. The clothes
were al once Identified by Nicholson
Brothers. All Of the stolen goods have
been recovered now with the exception
of an overcoat and two suits Of clothes.
Miles Curtis son Of John l.. curtis.
died last night al the home Of his father
I'm Warwick county of Internal hemor-
rhage. lie was eighteen years OF age.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, MD, oct 9.-Flour
steady.
Wheat dun and easy No. ? red SPOT
and October 6fVGi<C.. December. G51s
TCpSc. steamer No. red. GiUGii4c.:
southern. by sample. 0iaCOc. do on
Grade. b2Ni5c.
Corn easy. mixed spot. 3G3SQ3G7<c.: Oc-
tOber. 36i4n3t1C, November, 3in8li. &C.:
year. 35is0Ni4c.; January, ai03Si &c.:
southern white, 31n3Sc.. 90. yellow, 59fi
4Oc.
oats drm and fairly active No. white.
western. 2INn2Sc.; No. mixed, west
crn. 2tH2tltc.
rye quiet No. 2. Ale. for near by and
4.c for western.
HAY arm al Sls.WVlj.5O
Grain frelghts dun and steady: steamer
20 Liverpool. I'd. October; Cork for or
ders, IS, October
EGGS firm at 1lznlSc.
other articles unchanged.
B0nds-Nirginia Century. % asked;
baltimore and Ohio. 62s, asked: CONSOLE
dated Gas stock, 6tGGin. do. bonds. SIS.
1IIla asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-10
Nv1-sroREs.

WILMINGTON. y. G., oct. o.-kosin
firm. strained. slf5: good strained. 81 ~.
Spirits of turpentine steady; machine,
25-c.. Irregular 24I.c.
Tar firm at sI.3O.
Crude turpentine steady; hard, Si1o;
soft, SLID, virgin, Si.Gl.
CHARLESTON. 5. e.. oct. H.-Turpen-
tine FIRM at 25itc.: receipts, 10 casks.
Rosin-ciood strained firm at Sl.E'd %;
receipts. liD barrels
SAVANNAH. GA. oct. a.-Turpentine
market firm at 2yNc.; sales I,Joc casks;
receipts. l,ii4 casks.
Rosin firm; sales. 5000 barrels. QUO
tations: A. y. and G. si15. -. Si.2l. n,
sl3U. y. Si.35. g. $40. II. SliJ. /, Sl5V,
Is. sl.I5. VI. 81 10: n, S2Gl. window glass
$500; water white, S3.2j43.3l.