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MANNINGTON
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The Marshall on and Gas Com
pazsy u winch Aznunston pecp.s
s alTe thousands OF CoiLars worth q
s1ock has brought in a WeI u
SurlnEaiu township Green cou1is,
F5ennsyITanla- whlca IS making szr-
sRfy barrels OF OIL per Gay IL tt@
Gordon sand. This Is welcome new
"a The VARIOUS investors in tE-s
( eouanRny's stock IL Mann-1gtoA
srs company Will sooo began n c
eiopment OF ae2riy 8 thousand
SQrss IN the immediate ticnIsy u
i1ViratIeuS Received Here
Many local young people are IL
+ tacsipf Of invitations 10 the Par
aIRr dance TO be held N Masonic
dslI IN Fairmnnr On the eTeni5S
ecedfng the Wesleyan-W. Y. l.
66tbau game
Had Extended Trip
Glenn Robey has returned IRON
m extended TRIP 10 Des MONIES, IA !,
lSeiruit, Cleveland and otaer cities
Fpld has accepted a position In sae
Z. d. Mayors barber shop.
To Coast
n G. ROWand leaves this Teek
Tor California where he VIII Spend
- indefinite time in the oil Ietds
Il that state.
Business ChanaeG
q q. Moore has given up the
1919 cement Of the Arlington hote!
h1rbsr shop and is now empIoyea
III ShAnkS Gem shop IN Sutls4o
y Elfreef Albert A Bochsrt, who Ts-
csuf3y resigned his position VITA
~ Hope Natural Gas COMPANY,
61s assumed charge OF The AIRING
Tenn cannIeeeS Schedule.
a ma Warrington high school FOOT
I an I1gYau has completea Its scAea-
s fle n1r the coming season which n
.zctnaNg nine games The season
WI 6pen here on Oct ?. with me
victory High team as opponents
S6Yl1Wed by games with Buckha2-
5365l. Fairmont, and Elktns IN this
: S-Ify. and with ShInnston. TTtade..
nhta ClaTkSburK, Weston and Graz
80 abroad Manager Eess anu
y - - Blake believe they have the
griSfer4nl Tor one Of the best clubs
glFef furnAd out by the local school
nd ara anxious Tor the play 70 starr
5Ias boys are tndnlging in daily
prac3ss meets at Hough park.
EInE has been organized with
T9ngnar Price as leader. The first
efrfnE men have received an inTl-
tlt1un 10 be guests o! director Of
al tics, Harry w. Sansbury, al
: - ~. ". U-WeSleyan game IN Fair
Tlunt and have accepted
BIh Lamb Shipment
Cars containing more than I'VE
hun Er84 lambs, sAipped 10 the Bal
( flTnrFs markets by ID. V. MILAN o.
Y LIS city left here yesterday, the
ia4er accompanying the shipment 70
~ 4naton.
~ Taught Herr
Mss H&Xa Mckinney Of Fair.
Z fannf whose marriage 70 Lieut.
4 1ENFGnce John Ferguson was sol.
eniu41ed IN that city yesterday will
te remembered as having been b
teacher in Junior high school for
1880 m this city. Miss Frances
Eafbee, I local gill sang % Prom.
5na Ne during the nupttzlB.
Patient Improves
Delber. Huey who has been IL
Al typhoid fever II his home in
4 MARKHAM street is recovering. Miss
Gritty his nurse has returned TO
her adne In Wheeling.
Personals
9FsE q. N. Roberts IS spending q
Iooation at her homo IN Mounds
SErs. N A Beatty and SON, Law
renee y. Beatty Jet yesterday FOR
= lev weeks Wait at Berkeley
In. J. s Hore OF Loganport and
3ELss. Jean West % WeSrwood. were
slturs "a the city yesterday.
Miss &f@dge Ferry and Miss Ha-
FsltNer have returned from q tWb
u EfEtt with relatives q the
% jamestown, n. Z. and
T1y pOintN.
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~ nzDrnInE about seven o'ctock
I'd ont Of The window 70 SCI
s:l ~ RnF4 Of . day the weather maj
"a banding rs The sky vas
ana dOWucast and soon a lev
came Sknrrytng down u1on
ives to give way monent
fSo Inter TO faint SunHhine which
E3ed the IeGyes off again Il re
lin6e6 ne a q mothers dzbs A.
el1Eiass face IA an effort 10 q!
AZ y shower
Ih6 leaves Just NOW are almost
lack; edges turned under and u a1s,s:.
alEog tsF dry and unloTely. ELS
s. sat1ress choosing time and sag
q foigl dffczrdtnE All leaves Wh;ca
wat 40 her proud In the coming
SIS ahuE which VIII opt-f1TAl an!
iVeu b ordinary human beings. u.
: Ten, weeks when the gorgeous Tea
ma yellow costumes put the ven
uEnine 70 shame we TLi sap 70
1rnlre and 70 eIcLalm. IneEe -
aofhinK more beaatltn! Lnsn a.
ts leaves.
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BALTIMORE co. Farm = los
Rcres nearly level land, about 20
acres wood land, balance ttne farm
land s2-Toom house. barn and out.
buildings. Wen and spring water.
Near town, church and schools.
good road and railroad. $1,000.
Glen Realty Co., 500 Law building.
Baltimore, Nd 9-S-25t-SSS1
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sPBCIaI. MOTH
S SSIsSoT9 S ~ 3 81,

FAlRhoNT HEtSGs 81 ~ e
By VtrfnB Of q 1koi
Ctrcuit Court OF 2lArs
West Virginia. enter1
day Of June, $3.50, IL Ga9
c8nse OF Edgar Wf1ttd1S
Henri L Wifong e IL, Il
Special Commis6lonef, . ll
lie auction ~ tha frunt
CouH House Of GGE11a y ~
West Virginia. On
SATURDAY, OGTOBEE ND
Beginning at two GtcAoek u
Of six certain lots OF plEe
RAJ estate situate "a
View addition 10 the CITY U
mont Ia Marion County
gtufA, Q plat Of whiSh *
Of record IN the pE8p9r
Deed Book No. 1S7 q IsGa
that IL % say:
Lots Numbered Two,
Four, Six and SeVun -
Number Two, ana Lot Nm
Five IN Block humber I2I1e
ing the same real osfata Gfa
conveyed 70 Henry u rgill11
South View Really CnI
the 18th dav Of JunG. 1s1gs e.
record IN the office of NE
Of the County Court ~ Et1
OCAAANs go VA hAAA44AT ~ ~ -
Book No. 2e9 NJ page
TERMS or GALE
me third or ~ mnen uldt ~
the purchaser may elect %
cash IN hand on dag Of 81
the residue IN one and tv8
annual inEtAIlmentG. with III
from date Of sale, the
being required 70 exsc1t
notes for said deferred ms
ments Of purchase InGnay
personal security, 70 b
by the undersigned conn ~
and as additional security q
doris lien VIII be reE14na
deed 70 secure the payRne
said deferred tnStAIlmsat q
chase money.
MARSHALL ". oGDEi
Special Comm4 =
/. Clarence CuETey. CleTacef
Circuit Court Of Marion
West Virginia. do certify thzg
shall VI. Ogden, Special Cam
sioneT, has executed bond
CURED bv said decree Of sale "a
above styled cause,
CLARENCE CURREY
s-s-1U-l7-24. Sssss
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AUTo-EcCEs lRIEs

FOR SALE AT REASONABLE
PRfCE-Model so Overland tour
ing car. In first class condition, all
new tires. Address F. G.. P!tman,
Meadoworook, w Va, Box IS.
e-2A3f-e9Sp
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FAIRIdoET SHORTHAND INST.
TUTE-5 per cent discount on
ali tuiiions paid before August
S1st. Term commences Sept. 9Th
Call al Office 3iI Deveny Bldg.
S-24-2s-20-S72s
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HOUSES AND LOTS

>--"@--------~~1----1--~- -
FOR SALE-Your choice OF TWO
4-room cottages. Phone 114s-J.
g-S2-5t-69sS
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CL AssIFIED-sPECIAL ADVER TIsIl
RARNER ZOE SALE

FARM FOR SALE: BY owners, 10
| Gated IA TpscArSrGs county. ..
I Good productive land on main road.
/ Is acres Of timber also coal Plenty
fruit, rood bufldinE8. sAAte Toota
, and electric lights Priced 10 sell.
1 Information on request Addness
l6. L. TToelieh. Stone Greek Ohio,
R. F. D. No. /. s7SS-7t-ss54N
FOR SALE: PSI acres. located o..
two good gravel pixies. situated
I . Miles Of good railroad toEn win
centralized schools. grain elevator,
creamery, bank. stores Of al kinds
Farm tRyE teTel ana Is Wen tiled
with extra good drainage outlet o.
two strings "a inch TIE, which cross
the farm. Sou Is a dark lo9m nm
derlRId with limestone. especially
| adapted 70 alfalfa, corn. hay and
all small grain. Two sets OF build
ingE, one rooms and one rooms
Two baTnB win sheds, hay barn,
good Eranary, implement Ahed ant
l Out-buiidinEH Land wHiered By }
driven wells ana one RrtestAn. No
open bitches. Owner going south
, In November and anxious 10 sell
before going. Here Is 4 bargain
] ana We 6aFAbe tCOkI2S A1LGL II =.
once II interested write r. L.
LOFTY, Real Estate Exchange,
MATySville. Ohio. $3.50
FOR SALE-257 acres, located on
two good gravel pikeS, situated IA
Logan and Union C0unt1eG, Ohio.
miles OF good railroad town with
centralized schools. grain elevator,
creamery, hank, stores OF AL kinds.
Farm lays level and IS well tiled
with extra good drainage outlet Of
two strings - inch tile. which cross
J the farm. Sol Is dark loan under.
laid with limestone, especially
adapted 10 alfalfa, corn. hay and AL
small grain Two sets Of build.
tnEs. one eight room and one 4-Toou
Tow barns with sheds, hay barn.
good gr1n2Ty. implement shed and
OuI-5uildinEs. Land watered By 5
driven wells and one artesiAn. No
open bitches. Owner going south In
November and anxious to sell be-
fore going. Here IS q bargain and
We advise looking after It at once.
u interested write F. L Forty, Real
Estate Exchange, NaIysville. o
S-1s-Ss43
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HoUsRs Am

IF YOU WANT d bay q
erty sse Geo. b. Bre
SIGNAL Bldg.
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EsMSIITCi7ING and picoflng al
tachneni, woTKs on All sewing
machines. pT1ce Sz.0e. persona
clecKs 1vc extra. Lights A8All OF
Ger house, BOX I27, BIRMINGHAM.
Ala- 9-34-46t-SS6D
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FACES AND APPLES: Al OF.
GERS received this week VIII bs
flied 8. the fallen pTices. P. Q. 3.
honney. NJ. Va Best yellow Free
stone reaches S2.&S: Grimes Co.
oea, q good early cooking RpplnS
$3.50. Send all orueTs with cAsn 70
John Smarter. Oakland, Nd
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" ANTED-IWO or Lhree nicely
furnished rooms or small fur.
n.shed house: refined young cou.
ME No children. Call 596-R, E.
q Rail. 9-22-3t-S94
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WANT Tor Gay WORK
Apply AZ JACKSON street
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fOR SALE

WANTEU-GlTl tor general b0ase-
work small family Phone 5S4-A
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RAID WANTED: General house
work Phone 1914 or cali 81
Bonon. AMeuNe 9-2S-4t-Ss55
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WANTED-The names OF boarding
houses or people willing 10 board
and room men working in the In
dustrial section Of the city. Phone
~. s-22-4t-ss4s
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EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER
owning typewriter desires work
Of evening. Call 10S3,J amer $50.
9-24-3t-se5S
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FOR SALE-C4sh Registers ana
CrCfII Flies. Easy payments. M
IionAl GaSn Register COMPANY.
ELsrksbu-K. " Va 2-lS-tf-I2Al
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o. [ c. PIGS: eligible 70 register
The large type klno. Prices reas-
onao!e ( II OAkes, Little Eock-
ing, OdSo. X. No. l. 9-24-26t-ss5S
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flfId ALE hlSl.t. WAIVED

WANfED-GTi Or middle aged T5-
man Tor general houEewUrk. no
washing or ironing. Two IN ram
ly. Call 13US or $50 Emerson ST
9-2G-St-&S57
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nihLE HEL.r MaNIEO

" ANfED-W'E ARE NEEDING
A FEW MORE MEN TO WORK
IN MACHINE AND SMITH SHOPS
AT GENERAL WORK WORKING
S HOUR BASIS WITH TI&E AND
HALF FOR OVER TIME GOOD
CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT
TO THOSE WHO SHOW ABILITY
TO FILL RESPONSIBLE Posi-.
TONS. GOOD WA6AS AND
STEADY FACTOR JOB
THROUGH VIM Err MONTHS.
HELMlCk FOUNDRY MACHINE
COMPANY
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WANTED

WANTED: At once TWO unfurnisb-
ed Light housekeeping rooms
Call i374.W s-24-2t-e55
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TERMS OF NE

me thiNd or e Mllsn I.1l-
the purchaser may GleCt @
the residue IN one and tv5
annual tnstAllmenta. Win ms
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FOR SALE: PSI acres. located o..
two good gravel pixies. situated
in LpOERn and Onion Counties. Ohio
: Miles, Of good railroad town with
centralized schools. grain elevator,
--.-.---.+ 49, IES-sCS - am fr40A q
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14

HOPELESS. Had you not lost your Magic
Bet we might have some chance OF
defeating Ozma; but the Belt IS gone.
7 want IT, screamed the King
wei, then, let us try in sensible
way to get it," replied the General.
THE Belt was captured by a little
girl named Dorothy, who lives in KAN
sas in the United States of America.
but she left it in the Emerald city,
with Ozma," declared the King.
How do you know that?" asked the
General.
zone of my spies. who is a Black,
bird, flew over the desert to the Land
of OF, and saw the Magic Belt in or
mas palace" replied the King with
N sNow, that gives. me an idea" said
General Blug, thoughtfully There are
two ways TO get TO the Land of Or
without travelling across the sandy
What are they?" demanded the
"one way is over the desert, through
the air; and 1.-THE other way is under
the desert Though the earth"
Hearing this the Nome King uttered
a yell of Joy and leaped from his throne,
to resume his wild walk UP and down
THAT'S it, Blug!" he shouted
THAT'S the idea General I'm King
OF tho Under World, and my SUBJECTS
are all miners. I'll make a secret tun--
mel under the desert to the Land Of
| OZ--yes! right up to the Emerald CITY
and you will march your armies there
and capture the whole country
softly. softly your Majesty. Don't
20 too fast" warned the General. MY
MONIES are good fighters but they are
not strong enough to conquer the Emer7
| aid CITY,
Are YOU sure?" asked the King.
"Absolutelc certain, your Majesty"
"Then what am l to dor
GIVE up the idea and mind your
| own business" advised the General.
you have plenty to do trying to rule
| your underground kingdom.
But | want that Magic Belt-and
I'm going to have it, roared the Nome
| King.
I'D like to see you get IT, replied
| the General, laughing maliciouSJy.
| The King was by this time so eX-
asperated that he picked up his scep-
| ter, which had a heavy ball. made from
| a sapphire, at the end of it. and threw
| it with all his force at General Blug.
The sapphire, hit the General upon hrs
| forehead and knocked him flat upon
| the ground, where he lay motionless.
| Then the King rang his gong and told
| his guards TO drag out the General and
! throw, him away; which they did.
| 4 This Nome King WAS named Roquat
l the lteu, ana HO one loNeu MINI ne
| was a bad man, and powerful mon
| arch, and he had resolved to destroy
| the Land of OF and its magnificent
| Emerald City. TO enslave Princess Or
| ma and little Dorothy and all the o.
people. and recover his Magic Belt. This
same Belt had once enabled ROquat
| the Red to carry out many wicked
| plans; but that was before Ozma and
| her people marched to the underground
| cavern and captured it. The Nome
| King could not forgive Dorothy or Prn.
cess Ozma, and he had determined t.
VI But they they, for G' their paA. did not know
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14
BIG EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take Salts at First Sign Of
Bladder Irritation Or
Backache.

The American men and women must
guard constantly against Kidney
trouble. because we eat too much and
all our food is rich. Our blood is filled
with uric acid which the kidneys strive
to filter out, they weaken from over
work, become sluggish; the eliminative
tissues clog and the result is kidney
trouble, bladder weakness and a general
decline in-health,
When your kidneys feel like Jumps OF
lead; your back hurts or the urine Is
cloudy, full Of sediment, or you are
obliged to geek relief two or three times
during the night; If you suffer with sick
headache or dizzy, nervous spells, acid
stomach, or you have rheumatism when
the weather is bad, get from your phar-
macist about four ounces of Jad Salts;
take a tablespoonful in a glass of water
before breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid OF
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
lithia, and has been used for generations
to flush and stimulate clogged Kidneys;
to neutralize the acids in the urine so
it no longer Is source of irritation,
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts Is inexpensive cannot in
jure makes. delightful effervescent
lithia water beverage, and belongs in
every home, because nobody can make
a mistake by having a good kidney
flushing any time. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14
Combing Won't Rid
Hair of Dandruff

The only sure way TO get rid Of dan
druff is to dissolve it, then you destroy
it entirely. To do this. get about four
ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply
it at night when retiring; use enough to
molsten the scalp and rub 1t in gently
with the finger tips
Do this tonight. and by morning most,
il not all, of your dandruff will be
gone and three or four more applica-
tons will completely dissolve and en-
tirely destroy every single sign and
trace Of it, no matter how much dan
druff you may have.
You will find, too. that all itching
ana digging of the scalp will stop ut
once, and your hair win be fluffS lus
trous, glossy, silky and soft. and look
and feel a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any drug
store. II is Inexpensive and never fails
to do the work. adv,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14
TO PLAN CELEBRATION

At the regular meeting of the
Second Tennessee post, American
Legion, which is to be held Thurs
day night at o'clock at the Cham
Der of Commerce, plans for the ceie-
brating of Nov. IL in Memphis as
Armistice day will be discussed. II
is expected that a committee will be
appointed to confer with other local
civic organizations in order to fur
ther the plans.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14
LEHR CASE CONTINUED.

The case Of u. 4. Lehr. lumber.
man. charged with reckless driving.
which came up In city court We'd
nesday. was continued on the state
ment Of his lawyer that he was sick
in bed, Lehr is charged with run
ming over little Harold Moore. aged
five. who later died. The charge will
be changed to granddaughter upon
Lehr's appearance in court.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14

they had so dangerous an enemy. In
deed, Ozma and Dorothy had both al
most forgotten that such person as
the Nome King yet lived under the
mountains OF the Land Of Ev--wnioh
lay just across the deadly desert to
the south of the Land of Or.
An unsupported enemy Is doubly dan
gerous.
Next week you shall hear How
Uncle Henry Got~-Into Trouble" and
OF what Dorothy decided to do about 1t.
The Editor.)
Copyright by L. Frank Baum for the
George Matthew Adams Serviee.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14
Shoots Negress And
Then Escapes Cops

Hattie Puarlet, negress 504 Wicks
avenue, was shot Wednesday by VIII
Paine, negro, at house at 692 South
wellington. Her condition is said
to be serious. Police have not
caught Paine. -...
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14
HELD FOR FORGERY.

Upon complaint of f. ]. Estes, s66
Mississippi avenue, George Graves,
81, negro. 1888 Mississippi avenue, was
arrested Thursday and charged with
forgery.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-14
Try EN-

once--you1l smoke 'em always. Epoca
cigars. Get 'em at Samelson's. 2 for
Csc and up. adv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18

t,a. Increased f1,s72,ooo. The proper
tio1 OF the banks reserve 70 liability this
week is 23.4s per cent last week II was
SfSs THE discount rate Is per cent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-18


WHEAT--Receipts. 2i,o45 bushels. The
market was UNCHANGED a. go,.orn,s..,
coRs-Reo.ipt,. ilosi f.n' su.hs,.. se.sss. sesrs.
iooa,,on ", ,me, auo's =" new, as to Quality ana
yellow VIC '''''' ''' N''
Car 2SS S,s bushels T.
nc; 2 white. u. oba .0S;. No. q white. 81. 04
rEouR.-R.oe,p,s s 200 U1w no,SD,. n,oSS ~ . 40,
a15 lbs in sacks Dui and % sesR Quo ouo,a,ions, vTH
winter p:sn;S s.i.a T. iss3S wssssrs su's isGs
s5:isn sri,si 2gla lst es shoEs esssTs
DO, patent E2 30 eis, 10, short psytsnt
n.liss.:SS9@Is:1si fancy, spSin9 ana city mill:
sacks. ooN was '''A'@i" per barrel In
PROVISIONS STEADY. Beef, In sets
St:S s Hs .osd ana sSG spus. sc: sis SS1
q sshc o. skinned. ,oe..s - . ase; 'I do. 1 sc
picnic shoulders. s. r. cured. iooss. aSo, aSo,
90. smoked 2ic: bellies. In pickle. loose
&c; e. breakfsst st bacon. sac; lard. .2Sho.
fancy, hlsh. scorins Foods. 7oS72e: sssras.
sTsss s.@esS sr..m:ss ,:t .s.,ss ssS &
,,os6int Al Tor fancy and at go 9sc
EGGs e.sIn GOO p
frsts, s1Sfo ,er cra =, n.o,hS Sssos a nearby
ceipts, ylI a. we,iern s,tra Srsta urrent % to. re-
| western nrsts. sis'io, southsrn. ia ia s1!! ssS!
selected fresh err, jabb,ng AZ sea "a. Oo OU.
dozen. ''" o'S'o'e per
CHEESE steadily held. New York vhol.-
milk, fats, held, fsnoy. 2eM q s0c: specials
higher; held, fair 10 sood. 2Sk q 2ec, eurrent
make nominai; wisconsin whole ntiis aats
held. fancy. GOV @SOc: fair 70 rood, asH d
29c; jobbinS sales on "a nny held goods a26
S3c. '~
LIVE PouLrRY--rowis. fancy fat, 4B@
SIC; exceptional lot hisher; do medium. a2 d
sc. do, inferior aS % AOc Broiiing chickens.
rnSnss nM soft-neeted. weighing iK 9s lbs apiece.
ed. @4lc; DO. Inferior. IS b ioc. stassy
gyouns roostsrs. so0s2c, Old roos,ers. $50
28. Ducks, white Pekin, 44@ I8c; do. In
dian Runner. 529 4so; DO, Muscovy. 90 b
SIC Turkeys. So@4bc Pigeons, per pair.
DRESSED po,y1rpy--row,, Trash.
killed, dry.picked. in boxes, weighing 1 lbs.
ssc; weixSins noc' we,Ggn,ns eGaE SS , IDS; " %
killed. in Isi,.. dry.piessd. weissins ! % lbs.
ana %s7o, ov,y ,as Apiece ssN wsighins sh lbs 90
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MISCELLANEOUS
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Plttsbush. March 1s.-Ho6S--Recsipts
sS $is'':' ''.ss! ysss
SHEEP AND ExaBs-Rsesipts. $50 head.
stssdy; ~, Top sheep; az top top iaTss ssc; ~,
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$550OOO
BuffalO-ThaCker Coal Company


r. First Mortgage Sinking Fund go Gold Bonds
ted February |, interest Feauayn nd dAugt 1896
nd of Trustee
Pennsylvania Refunded
Conban II
ColpnB sin e eGtncds Il
al al Aerudn Interest
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Bank OF England statement

London, March 1s.--The weekly state
ment Of the Bank Of England shows the
following changes: Total reserve In
creased f3,s96,000. circulation decreased
other securities decreased 100000. pub
lie deposits decreased f136,000, other de-
posits increased f6,692.000. notes reserve
increased f4,028, 900: government seouri-
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Due February /, 1880

Within the next five years, it is conservatvely est
mated the mines should readily produce 100000 tons
of 81 per ton, should result in Net Earnings Of
100000 per annum.
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No chanoe In Refined Sugars

Now York. March 1s---The local re-
both as to conditions and prices. ART
walls OF raws yesterday included $4,000
bags Porto Ricos TO Arbuckle Bros.
b6bI bags TO the American Sugar REIN
ing Co; $3.50 bags Perus to Canada,
and 5000 bags Porto Ricos to the trade,