Mr. George Goggln, auctioneer, reports
the following as tho sale of the personal
estate of the lato John Gabby:
5 work horses..., , 00
1 twoyeaicolt . M ,.Jlib w
1 colt M 1M iw
1 suckling colt M JCi oo
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2 hogs 18 i3
QJ Sil InUi.ii liiimiHtH vl OU
a DllOttlS tt'I InJ
e sieers. w wj
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6 yearling steers 190 60
i neiier ft J i'i
1 lot of steer calves, per hoad . 17 '25
1 lof of heifer calve per head 13 00
Corn sold at 29 conts a bushel, anil
fifteen shares of Maysville and Mt.
ling turnpike stock at $25 25 a nhare.
Pcrnxll, WALLACK&Co.havo removed
their cigar factory to the stand lately va
cated by E. A. Robinson & Co., where
they will continue to manufacture the
best cigars in the city. The public
is invited to call and give them
a trial.
The Fashions.
Badger la tho latest fancy in furs.
Brown beaver grows in popular favor.
Jaunty short jackets in fur and cloth
aro the style.
. Merino is revived as a very fashionable
dress fabric.
Silver and blue fox aro again in favor
as fashionable furs.
The fashion ol veiling flowers in tulle
has now spread to Jewels.
Felt hats are falling in price, but aro as
high as ever in the crown.
Tho long Nowmarkots, to bo 'fashionable,
must ue of check cloth.
Diamond flowers will be much worn
this winter, mounted on garlands of velvet
leaves.
Silk handkerchiefs and mufllors for
both ladles and gentlemen will be much
worn.
Among popular styles Is the fleecy
hose for men's wear with tho nap on the
outside.
