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above ground ia the oil regions. This
vast amount II heat and light i going q
begging al 90 cents a barrel, and every
hour adds 10 this ocean of oil. and IN
spite Of the enormous consumption the
stock accnmulates. Every new use to
which petroleum j. applied possesses in
terest % producers, and that day when
crude oil viii take the place Of coal for
steam producing purposes i considered
not far distant. Experiments have been
made in this respect, with small
steamship, with the best results, and a.
thus burned no smoke or odor i appar-
ent.
The new industry Of getting and
shipping pine tags, or pine straw. as
they are commonly called, says
the Wilmington On. 60 Star, Is gradu-
ally assuming proportions, the article
being baled ready for shipment faster
than freight room can be found for il in
New York steamers, 10 which place. we
believe. all the shipments are made from
here. Further South, from Pensacola,
Fla, for instance. il Is shipped to West
ern cities, in considerable quantities. In
those places il undergoes steaming
process, by which the straw j. converted
into 4 fleecy fiber which i used for stuff
fling mattresses, cushions, etc.
There j. no real economy in buying
ready made Undertaking of poor
quality The cotton soon wears out
and i more easily discolored in the
wash. It, cheapness j. often attractive,
but in the end il will prove expensive.
Neither j. ii economical 10 purchase
cheap cottons or calicoes 10 be made up
in the family. The highest priced will
always prove the cheapest; for there
are just as many stitches nsedful to
make up five-cent cotton cloth or cali
co as eight or ten-cent goods, and the
latter will wear twice as long as the
former. II is poor economy to employ
young and inexperienced servants at
low wages. Their board is the same a
that Of more competent servants, and
they will destroy, break and waste far
more than an equivalent for higher
wages, without taking into considera-
ton the comfort and equanimity Of the
mistress II the household
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MRs. PARrINGToN, speaking Of the
rapid manner in which evil deeds were
perpctrated, said that Il only required
two seconds 70 fight duel.
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RAILROAD BoNps-Firm and without impor
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HOGS, corroN AND CORN.
Reports From. the West aud South.

Reports From the West aud South.
CHICAGO, November S.-Adyices from
Kansas indicate a larger supply of hogs
than last year, and everything in an agri.
cultural way in prosperous condition in
that State.
The increase in the cotton crop south Is
reported at 100000 bales more than in any
preceding year. The increase in cotton is
expected to yield s20,0Oo,000 more than
last year. The tobacco crop is Il, 1000, 900
pounds oyer last year, and the sugar 2O0,-
900 hogsheads greater. This surplus Is
valued at $40, OOO, 900 over the product Of
last year. On the other hand, the west Is
thought to have 100000 bushels Of
wheat and from S0,00O,000 to 100, 900
bushels OF corn more than ever before,
and the hay product is also larger this
year than for many years past, Cattle
will also probably go over previous years
production, the price Of grain Is large and
meat productions realize fair value.
The Ohio Farmer says that q gentleman
Of Cleveland had Just returned from ar
extensive trip through Iowa, and he re
ports the State to be vast corn.feld, thu
corn standing eight to fourteen feet higt
and bearing heavy ears in proportion
The Lpa BectStsy says that corn will b,
cheaper in Iowa thIsfall than IN any othe
lplace on the globe; 1t now sells at eigh
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New York.

NEw YORx, November s.-Cotton firm at
II 9:l6all ll.16c; futures strong. Flour dull;
receipts 10 900 barrels; superfine western and
State 81 9la5 Is; common 10 good IS 35a
D so; good to choice, s. 9Oa7 rs; white wheat
extra, 50 0Oa6 so; extra OHIO, IS s0a7 Isl:
st Louis IS OOas 90; Minnesota patent 81 Is
as 90 Wheat quiet; receipts, 4s7, 900 bush.
els ungrAded sprlngSl FAX; No. 8 spring,
81 BAL q; No. 2 81 80; ungraded winter
red, 81 2Oa1 s9N; No. 3, 81 IS; steamer No.
:, 81 2Oa1 q; Nos2, 81 39Lal 40IS; No. /,
81 40; mixed, 81 S65i ungraded amber, 81 80
al 3d. No. amber, 81 3SI1a1 80; No !, $l41;
ungraded white 81 33a1 ss1<; No. 9, 81 S5If;
No. l, sales 5000 bushels at 81 3SI<a1 301f:
NO. red, November, sales 1000 bushels at
81 S94l 40; December, sales $4,000 bushels
az 81 4ZHal 43A; January, sales $1,000 bush.
els at 81 46A1 46H. Rye steady; No. 9 west
ern &c. Corn dull: receipts, 10000 bush.
els; ungraded 5Sa59c; No. 8, 55I<c; steamer,
5G![c; No. :, 5S1Ia5s 4c; low mixed 60xc: No
2 white, 6ia87Hc; No. ., November 6Sxc:
December, coke. Oats demand active; re.
ceipS 80, 900 bushels western mixed 42Na43c:
white western 4iaI5c. Hay quiet and un.
changed at SOC. Hops, demand fair and
market firm. Coffee dull and nominal. Su-
gar quiet and firm; fair to good refining SKA
DC. Rice steady and in fair demand. Tallow
steady at nc. RoSin dull at 81 75a1 81.
Turpentine 39c asked. Eggs, steady; western
loa2i &c. Leather, stronger; hemlock sole,
Buenos Ayres, Rio Grande, light middling
AID heavy weights, 25a"0c. Wool in
gooi demand; No and superfine 36a5Oc;
pulled, 25atOc; unwashed, 12a36c; Texas, liza
&c. Pork stronger; mess $40 GOaiO rs. Beef
extra India mess $25ag7. Cut meats quiet;
long clear $500; short clear 50 IS. Lard de-
mand active; prime steam So 9Oa6 92. But
ter quiet but firm; western lSa40c, Whisky
nominal at 81 l2al is.
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Financial and Commercial.
Money Easy governments Higher Stocks
Buoyant.
Flour Quiet and Weak-wheat Higher
Provisions In Good Demand.


NEW YoRE. November s.-MoSEY-0pened
easier at per cent; advanced to l-S2aM on
the instant, closing easy at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 7 per cent. Sterling ex.
change a 80. Sight exchange a S2k.
GovERNMENrs-Were firm with small offer.
ings and shade higher for SIS, AIS and A.
uui.ed States q Of 1881,
rev
New Four and halls
NeN
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PHILADELPHIA. November S.-Flour-Dull :
Minnesota extra family, medium So IS: good
s. SIX; choice 50 62K; fancy 1915; Mime.
sofa patent s. 75aS so. Wheat-In limited
demand; rejected 81 80; western red and
white mixed 81 IS; red and amber mixed
aaoat 81 IS; No. 9 red elevator 81 81; No. 2
red, spot and November, 81 So bid; 81 SO asked;
December, 81 IL bid; 81 a asked; January,
81 IS bid: 81 so asked. CONFIRM; western
low mixed, track, 6Sc; high mixed IS ,<a59c;
yellow sos; sail, mixed, November, 64xc
bid; 81 Nc asked; December 64&c bid; 57Kc
asked; January, $50 bid SOC asked, Oats
No improvements; mixed 4lai2c: white Asa
44C. Provisions-steady. Beef-Mess sig so,
Pork-Sll 50al2 90. Hams-smoked exa
l0Hc; picked saSI5c. Lard-7Na7Ac. But.
ter-BuOyant; creamery extra 37aS9c; New
York and Bradford county, Pa, extra SiaS5c
Western Reserve extra 28a2Sc: good 10 choice
22a25c. Cheese dull; weste creamery l2ka
lSc; good 1lal2c. Eggs Arm; western, acc,
Whisky tirmi western 81 Il.
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Condition OF the Crops Thus Far ThIl
Fall In Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky
Reports Generally Favorable.
CINCINNATI, o.. November 7. - The
wheat crop, which was put in the ground
for the most part early In October, has
suffered material injury in some parts Of
Central Ohio, and some farmers are now
engaged in putting in seed second time.
Telegraphic advices tonight from various
sections Of the State show that in those
counties not far distant from the River
the heavy fogs have served to furnish
sufficient moisture to save the crop from
whitening, but in some instances the
farmers are replowing and sowing the Sec
ond time. The appearance of the fly
created some alarm, but the damage is be-
lieved to be largely imaginary.
In the SCioto Valley, one OF the richest
in the State, Mr.. Emmitt telegraphs that
the wheat has not been injured, but the
late rains have started new sprout.
In the Hooking Valley the indications
are that the fly has been at work, but that
seasonable rain would place the crop be.
yond danger.
In the eastern portion OF the State the
drought has not been Of Us long duration
Us in the central, and the crop shows
healthy appearance. the heavy dews hay.
ing been Of great value in preventing the
tavages Of the fly. twill be noted that in
the more hilly portions Of the State light
rains or heavy dews have been OF great
value, and that the wheat has not been in
lured. The chief mishap caused by the
drought is confined to the more central
portions of the State.
The State Statistician gives it as his
opinion that the reports now being circu-
lated that the crop has been seriously i'm.
paired will be found more imaginary
than real. The weather being warm, he
states there will be time to put in new
seed. He believes grave error was COM
mitted in putting the seed in as early as it
was this and last year, 1t is estimated
that the crop harvested last season was
S5O, 900 bushels. The acreage devoted to
wheat this fall will show an increase OF 5
per cent,
CINCINNATI, November THE story
that winter wheat in Ohio has been Sc
riously endangered by the warm weather
has no foundation in fact. The mild
weather late in October induced heavier
growth than usual before winter frosts,
and, in some localities, farmers turned
their stock in upon the fields to Craze down
the young plants, but there are no appre-
tensions on that score. A more serious
difficulty is the Hessian fly, which has
made its appearance in Kentucky, Indi.
ana and Ohio. In some localities its raya-
ges have been so great that farmers have
plowed up their fields and sowed them a
second time. The cold weather OF this
week has checked the work OF this dread
ed insect. Whether it will live through
the winter and continue its ravages in the
spring is a matter OF conjecture. II the
wheat crop OF the Ohio Valley winters and
natures well it will be the largest on rec
ord.
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ChlGagO.

CutcAao, November s.-FlOur-Qutet but
weak. Wheat-Unsettled but generally high.
er; No. Cred winter 81 l9t<; No. 9 Chicago
spring 81 l3sE cash and November; l4A
december; 81 155E January; No. 8, 81 0S;
rejected SEC. Corn Easier; 4oI{a421tc cash
S0XaS01Sc December; 42Xc May; rejected
S7hc. Oats-Quiet but firm S2c cash &
December; S55Ec May; rejected q 1SaSSc. Rye
Easier at lie, Rarley-Easier at SOC. Pork
in good demand anu prices shade higher
$40 00al0 Is cash; 50 35a9 40 December;
$40 81 Hal0 90 january. Lard-Demand talr
aud prices higher; 90 42Ifa6 As cash; IS 500
6 52k December; 20 65a6 81 January. Bulk
Meats-Moderately active and higher at s. Il
as 40a5 IS. Whisky-Steady and unchanged
Mt 81 0S.
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oHICAeo, November s.-The Droyes'
Journal reports:
Hoes-Reeeipts $4,000 head; shipments
5000 head. Receipts for the week 10000.
The strike has ended and the packers bought
freely at $ S0aS 50, being 10al6c lower choices
heavy IS 6OaS 70; lieht IS S0a3 49, market
closed strong at 1Oc higher.
CATrLE-ReceiptS 1900 head: shipments
o,4o5 head; shipping steady and In lair de,
mand at S. SOai Is; Butchers firm and active;
stockers steady; western dull and lower; Tex
ans quiet but steady.
saEEP-Receipts s., 900 head; shipments, 75C
head ;qulet and weak at s. G0a3 50.
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CrScISEA7r. November s.-Cotton-Firm at
llHc. Flour-Quiet and unchanged; winter
family $50 choice e ooi fancy 81 26as Is /;
patent s675a7 50. Whest-Dull and tending
not quotsbly higher; No. 9 mixed AK new
S7aSSc. oatS-pemand Light but holders Arm:
No. 93iaS5c. Rye-EASier at SOC. barley
Dull and unchanged Pork-Dull and IN.
changed at 8ll00. Lard-Actiye, arm and
higher at 90 40a8 50. Bulk meats-Nominal.
ly unchanged, Bacon-NominAlly unchang,
ed. Green Meats Dull and nominal. WhlSEy
Demand active at 81 Of. LInseed Oil-Firn
at sOc. BptteF-sGong, lower grades haze
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PrrTSBuRsH, November 8 - PrrRoLEux -
Quiet; crude, e5c at Parker's for shipments
refined 7jfcfor Philadelphia delivery.
LosDoS, November s.-PETRoLErM-R Rein
ed 7kd.
AsFwEnP, November s.--PrraOLEux-Rs.
6ned l93t.
NEW YoRK, November s.-PErRoLEuM-
D1lli United ssSIa0Oxci crude 0Xa7Ke;
refined 7JEa7sSc.
firm: refined 79Sc
B4LTIN'sE, November S.-PrROLEuN-
Unchanged.
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teen to twenty cents at the depots, and ten
to fifteen cents In places distant from the
railroads. It Is reported TO be ripe, sound
and sweet, and there will be $50, 000, 900
TO 200 600 900 bushels, not one.sixth Of
which can be shipped out Of the State.
Cattle-ieeders outof the State are invited
to bring their herds to feed through the
winter,
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BALTIMORE, November S. Flour-Quiet
and unchanged except for extras, which are
9oc Oft; western slperfne, 81 75a5 IS; do
extra, s 75a6 25: do family, s. 5oa7 Is.
Wheat-Western higher and strong; No. 2
western winter red, spot and November 81 46N
al ~; December 81 4Skal 43I<; January
81 471Eal IS. Coru-Western dull and nom
inal; western mixed, spot and November,
551SG December, 57a5sc; January, Sc; steam.
er 47G50c. 0atS-Steady and more active
western white 4la42c; do mixed 4Oa4lc
Pennsylva- a42c. Rye-At Ssas9c. Hsy
Firm; Lnme TO choice Pennsylvania, SIS %
ale 90. PrOvisions-EaSier but without quo
table change. Mess Pork. $ll so. Bulk
Meats, packed shoulders, s. clear rib sides,
SIC, Bacon-Shoulders, SC; clear rib sides,
SIC. Hams, 10allc. Lard. SIC. butter
Higher; prime to choice western packed and
roll, 23a97c, Eggs-EaSier at 2Oa2lc. Coffee
Quiet and steady; Rio cargoes, lIaI72<c.
sugar-Iligher; A soft, l0ssal0Kc. Whisky
Steady at 81 lex.
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NEW YoEE, November s.-Cotton good
moving steadily on account Of back order,
and new business fairly active. Prints In
improved demand and prices firm. Bingham,
in fair request and woFsted dress goods dOing
we'll. spiug casimeres, wosted coatingSRnd
chevtots In steady demand by clothieFs, and
leading makes sold ahead. Foreign goods
quiet In first hands.
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TOLEDO, November s.-wheat Quiet; No 8
white Wabash 81 23f; amber Michigan,
81 2SH;. No 2red winter, spot, 81 26X; De.
esmber 81 FIX; January 81 3lh; No. 8 red
Wabash 81 II; No . red mixed 81 az,
Corn quiet; high mixed. 45c; new 4lc; No. 2
spot A1c; new 4lCi rejected 42c, Oats dull
and nominal
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MEDICAL.

IF YOU FEEL DULL, DRoWsY, DE.
Il bIlitnted have tFodueRt holdashS ,rnTfh ,s.ts.
badly poor aPPgtts and tongue coated, you arS s1sf.
log fnVm toFpld liver, or "blllodSnelI and nothinr
VII cure you 50 speedily and permanently as 10 taks
Si 1ss IlvEa k6sutAT0n on MEDICINE.
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NJ naGeport 800 p. M; arrives al Stoubenyille Al
~ :, N; eSve9 stsabenville Al $50 m and AZ.
~ se,tdsepSH At sS6, and RellaIre At 9iO a. m
A, me eteubenytlle Accommodation, In aidiIIon n
s TIP to and from staubenTIIle. viii msSS
SS,ry scA0"inS trips between BslIaIIe and MATHIS
Bridgeport to Martha, y.............loos a. m.
beulIFe..............-. 10 !. IN.
RtnnnIr, ,-h., ..;',..,:.............. 345 p. N.
III T TIl tequIed At sherman House. Etna.
IN ~ FL. sna Checks 70 al principal points
Once In Bridgeport. F'SNN :" 'A' ANAe'
"a FIR MYERS,
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Cincinnati HOG Market.

CINCINNATI, November s.-Hogs-Dull and
prices a shade lower; common s. sOaS IS;
Light IS 4Oa3 GS; packing s. 60aS7O; butchers
grades s. 7oaS So Receipts, $500 head ship.
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NoyV OrIeaI,s f,o,1nn 1T,,,

NEW ORLEANS, November &C otton-stronR:
middling lie; low do lON; good ordinary,
iOISc. Net receipts lO,05l bales; gross, II $50
bales.
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New YoRE, November a. Manufactured
copper In fair demand; new sheathing $2S 90 !;
ingot lake $2l 00a2l IS. Pig Iron duli; Scotch
S?o 4oa20 90; American $40 0OA29 90. Nails,
cut s. 60a3 rs; clinch IS l0a6 10,
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COLLINS
voLTAIc ELECTRIC
PLAsTERs
Hope for the Afflicted Relief tor the
Suffering.

Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Local Pains, Weak
Spine, Weak and Sore Lungs, Coughs and
Colds, Weak Back, Weak Kidneys, Nervous
Affections, Weak Stomach and Bowels, Dys.
pepsia, Heart Affections, Enlarged Spleen,
Female Weakness, Shooting Pains through the
Loins and Back. Lack Of Strength and Activ-
ity, SpaSms Or Fits aud Nervous, Muscular
and Spinal Affectionsrelieyed and cured when
every other plaster liniment, lotion and cleo.
trical appliance fails
Placed over the pit OF the Stomach they In.
iallibly prevent and cure Ague Pains, Sore.
ness and Weakness, Bilious Collie, Affections
Of the Liver, and prevent Mlasmatic and Ma.
larial Diseases. They draw Blood Poisons
through the pores by absorption. They vital.
lie and strengthen tho system; and should b
worn by all unduly exposed to d!seaSe,
PRICE IS CENTS.
Be careful to obtain CoLLISs voLrAIc
ELEcrRIu PLASTER, q combination Of voltaiC
Electric Plates with highly Medicated Plas.
ter, as seen in above cut Sold by all druggists
nnS.3NPkV
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STATE BoSDs--Neglected and entirely nomi.
srocKs-Ths market was buoyant during
the greater PARTON Of the day, and prices i'd.
yanced ! to per cent, @. c. @. & l.,
st. Paul and Sioux City coal stocks,
Erie preferred and Manhattan Elevated
leading the upward movement Dur.
ing the afternoon u reaction Of kaI per cent,
took place under realization. but the decline
was quickly recovered, and In the final deal.
ings the quotations were close on the highest
figures Ofthe day.
Transactions $4,000 shares, ri which 49,.
900 were Erie. 1900 Lake Shore, 1900 Wa.
bash, 8 400 Northwestern, 1900 ST. Paul,
5000 l.ackAwanna, 10000 New Jersey Cen.
trail, 5000 Delaware and Hudson, 3,4OO Michl.
gan Central, 2,400 Union Pacific B,10O Q, @,
& !. G., 1000 St Joseph. 1900 Ohio and Mis-
sissippi, 500 Western Union, 1000 Pacific
Mail, 1900 IT. Louis, Kansas CITY and North.
ern, 1900 Kansas and Texas, 1000 Iron Noun.
tain, l,l00 Northern, lS,0OJ Louisville and
Nashville, $500 Nashville, ChattanooRa and
st. Louis, $500 @. G. c. & l., 1000 st. Louis
and San Francisco preferred, 1900 Mobile
and Ohio, 5000 St. Paul and Sioux Ci1y and
1000 Lafayette, Bloomington and Muncie.
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WHEELING MORNING NOVEMBER

advanced; fancy creamery SSaSSc; choice
dairy 25a2lc: prime western 2Sa2Sc; prime
Central Ohio Na22c.
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New oRLEASs, November s.-suEar-Ac
tive and 4 shade higher; inferior to goot
common THa7%c; common TO good common
SaS Nc; yellow clarified 9Na0kc,
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sArrRpAY. N0yENBER IS. N,

.,c,1, At 10 o'clock 4. ~, tell Al the front door
T,T House 81 said county, the following real
W. SsTcrl Of land dIuIto In Ohio COUNT, West
en,,l, aBI bounlad ~ lOllOWsi Beginning n 4
-, stump an original sugar tree, corner Of
I 4tn "" made l6f EDWARD Calhoun aud james Cald.
nv IN ",,,o,Ctyely thence With llaO between lild
ItlL =" NJ I. 9O.IOO poles 70 the nOrtn aide n
n, allied The Hubbard Road, shd with the sane
yaA IA, = "a ROLES, n. IsS q y poles, Il. SlII5
J. =. b poles thence leaving SaId OJd n. co. W.
= I. % poea, TO an original line between the Calhoun
VI smib tracts, and With the zane 8. ~ W. IS
~, ID ths beginning, cOnAlniag i've acres aud ave
80, Aud also = tract o. land Ia aid county,
Y.,,JSl ~ follows: BEGINNING a. 4 polnt on tie
s,iT Dg u the Carroll Lrm and thirty feet adrth.
~ I,5E the old sugar tree corner on the hill;
- routlnuins on said e8sierly llne (eall W. so
" "a gI.l0J pOles 10 stake; thence north 1g14o W.
NJ; polSs 10 sake; thence !. 20SS W. 80 GS.itO
.ii,io take; thence s. 1919 Z. - poles, 70 the
~. al brinniug cOutAInlng one acre, excepting
hh-s.lrDp al OF the coal stAta OF beds which may
,,ii. lhr surface Of said last mentioned pEemls0i
ri, !, The rlIht and privilege Of mining aud re-
,,iss aid rual 10 proper manner from last named
~, Title believed 70 De COOL, but selling as TIuS-
= Vii convey only the title vested In me BY lald
I'm, o. SLLE-Ont-iOuIth Of The purchase money
-, much more N the purchaser may elect, cash Ia
I'd he bllaBtS 10 three equal payments, a. Gix,
,-sI,s SnI eighteen mUnthA, respectively from the
y, 4 de, viii Interest from that day, the purrha-
- d de notes. secured by deed Of tFuAt upon the
'1,p,fty lor tho dsIerrVd payments.
F'p1" WIN. LINCH, Trustee.
HALLKR, AuctIOneCF. OCiI
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Tslts7EEs' SALES.

SIpT;STEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
Tnr.io Of Tfuh inside b. Christina AblS, vie u
M, and aid Charles Able, her hul6aBdI .
Css' trustee dated the "a dSy q January, lt70
lad Ma county, West VIrginl, In Deed Ol Trust
tVLL'S n ulRV a. Will On
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IL KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, November THE wheat
acreage sown, and being sown, this fall, Is
unquestionably largely above that Of any
other succeeding it. There is not a coun-
ty in tho State in which q greater breadth
is not being sown. The drawbacks 10 a
larger prospective crop than ever grown in
this State before are: Uniayorable seasons
and damage from the fly. There is no
question that in some sections many fields
have been greatly damaged by the fly,
and instances are not wanting in which
the wheat has been utterly killed out.
These are being resown. The very gen.
eral appearance Of the wheat and other
small grain can only be attributed to the
usually dry and hot spell just ended. II
occasions the most serious alarm, as pres.
ent signs indicate a smaller yield from a
larger acreage.
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