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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-18
The Garden.


Who has prepared his garden
ground for the spring seeding, or
perhaps we shonld say winter seed
ing, for our seed for spring gardens
are principally planted in the win
ter. The experienced gardener has
long since had his drains wellopened
and his beds thrown up, into humps,
SO that the frosts might act upon
and disinfegrate the more adhesive
portions of the earth, and destroy
those worms, so pestiferous to the
vegetable gardener Of this country,
and the action of the atmosphere
assist III eecolnposing all vegetable
matter heretofore lying beyond its.
reach.
Those who have not already pre-
pared their garden ground, should
lose no time in doing so. First,
prepare a good drain for all your
beds, under drains are decidedly
the most seryiceable, but are gem
orally too expensive for so confined
a situation as a family garden, but
be sure to provide drainage, then
turn up your beds with spade or
pillow, do not harrow or rake until
sou are ready TO use them, unless,
there il a propect Of the lamps be-
coming too dry for use, which cer-l
tainly is not probable at this season.
In turning your soil, whether with
spade or plow, don't go too much
into the clay. We ecan't make a soil
out of clay alone, and II garden
soil is naturally SO thin az to force
the usesof clay, proportionate
amount Of vegetable matter and,
may be some lime, should be, BY
all means, Incorporated With Il.
Wherever soil il to bo made, let the
material be provided from the
woods, swamp, nlafsh--anywhere
that vegetable matter may he had,
spread and dress well with lime,
then chop into the beds, and II still
too thin for roofing, and the clay
must be opened, by ali means dol
10, but do it either by trenching or
slb-soiling, leaving the clay az
much as possible where yon found
it. Some few gardeners, In this
country, may have q soil 50 light as
to be benefited by AN adlnixture Of
clay /; but, even with such, we should
proceed with great caution, raising
the clay little by little each success
sige season
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-18
Caicasiess Parish

occupied q prominent place in the
circle Of the great political evolu-
tions OF Southwestern Louisiana.
In fact its political influence was
recognized as a power long before
the presentation to the parish Of
the magnificent banner md gilded
buck horns. And since that time
its increase in growth has only
been eqaaled by its increase In
those elements which make up
permanent strength. Its popala-
tion is remarkable for both mental
and physical yigor and hardibood,
staunch in all things involving
.principlssof integrity. Politically,
they are democrats, almost TO
man, and have continued SO
through ali the yicissitudes of thes
past fifteen years.
For many years, prior 70 1874
Il. G. Anderson was sustained her
for the State Senate, because we
opposed carpet-bagism, and o
lieved him to be true, though inde-
pendent 10 politics. When We
thought there were snflicians
grounds to drop him we did 90,
and our people lost their vote BY
dividing il between DIR, Kirkmop
and Mr.. Wells, while Nj. Landry
worked into Office a Senator. Il
1876 Calcasieu, magnanlmousIY
waving all local claitos VI pralea
cree. By q solid vote elected Mg
Garland, and Gen. Anderson was
defeated for the first time since he
began his remarkable popular ca
reer.
We had long since discovered,
however, that the vitality Of Cal
casien was employed By the would
be chief wire puliers 81 st. Landry
as only an auxiliary gearing u
their great machine employed n
the manufacture of their district
officers. and 1T the first opportu-
nifty which offered, when there
could be 40 evil result, Calcasieu
sought and obtaind . dismember'
ment Of the senatorial district.
In her new political position she
is much more favorably situated
than in the old, both as to the
spirit and power 81 her compeers.
Her status has been readily ac-
knowledged, and her claims 10 rep
resentation Ia the State Senate re-
and satisfied BY the sup
port accorded to Mr. Wells. So
that Calcasiea can At last, after
many years Of struggle, sacrifice
and selfsabnegation, say that she
i represented IL both houses Of
the General Assembly BY her own
citizens,
Calcasieu has never been arro-
CANT or exorbitant in her demands,
nor does she expect to do 20 In fu-
ture. But, with large power conn
bined with important interests, she
felt and feels that she u entitled
"a some consideration,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-18

He wanted 70 have some fun, 80
be wrote letters W every minister
in town III these words e The
folks have discovered everything
IT viii III blow over ii couple of
weeks. Pa threatens 70 shoot you
on THE spot" He wrote them al
ID d female hand, and the follows
Ing Sunday nearly every pulpit
was occupied by out Of town min-
isters, as ''euf pastor was suddenly
called away 4
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-18

Mrs. MYra Clark Gaines seems
To BE as anxious to acquire tbs
territory OF Others as the czar
Of Russia. She is perfect a terror
to the property ownefs of Louisi-
ana, with whom she is in bot wat
or continually. She is everlasting
discovering some new tract of
land granted 10 her inevitable am
eestor by the king Of Spain. Her
latest claim is to only 85, ,000 acres
of land, tor which she modestly
requested that . patent issue 10
her. The land committee would
haye aceeded to her request, pos
sibly, had they not fesrAd that,
encouraged thereby, she might
have next laid CHM to what there
Is left Of THE state. They therefore
took tile bull by tho horns, and
replied ID effect that Mrs. Gaines
never hsd any ancestor to whom
the king of Spain had granted the
land in question, of course u law
suit will follow, for Mrs. Canes is
very much like tlle spoiled daugh-
ter of Whom The fond mother said
she never gave anybody any
tronble as long ais she WAS not
c0ptradicted and had hsr own
spav III .sss4rV1iais,sy - X 8 4lvAStpn
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-01-18
LAKE CHARLES ECHO.
Published Epery Saturday Morning,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07
TWENTY THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.


The enly thru Assembly Dsuic shall be divided into
election DISTRICTS OF which
shall D follows;
The First Election District shall that part the
bounced by and lying within East Ninety firth street.
Third Eas Ninety first street and Fifthavenue
the city bounded and lying within
East River East Ninety rststreet and Third
The Third Election shall contain all
Tenth-street Fiftn East OneHundred snd sixth
Ninety Fifth
Transverse road Central Park Eighty
Street and Egh;hayenue.
bounded bv and lying within East One Hundred and
sixth East River East OneHundred and Fourth
street and Third avenue.
lie Fifth Election District shall all part
city bounded by and lying within East one hundred and Eev
euthstree River East One Hundred and
ana Second avenue including Wards Island
The Election District shall contain all that OF the
city bounded by and lying within East one Hundred and Ecy
enih Second avenue East One Hundred and>tIth
street. and Third-ayepue. .
Election District shall contain all that part OF
bounded by and lying within West one Hundred nd
street. one Hundred andI efth street Third
avenue, one Hundr ed and sixtstIeet ffhsvenue
West cath street and Seventh avenue
bounded by aud lying within West OneHundred and
Fourteenth One Hundred and
Thrsyenue, Fast one Twelfth street, West
One elfth street. and SeveDtnsvenUe
civ bounded by lying within Hundred
street second-svenue East Oneuundredand
Ileyeuth-street, and Third
The Tenth District shall contain all that OF tho
FItesnih street East River and
street avenue East undredand thirteenth
street aud Firsi-avenue
The Eleventh District shall contain all that par. Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07
7 FUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD

II ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS March
go 1874 d-poJs foot OF Corandt
100 n m. Eastvn, bethlehem, Allentown kaa ting
Nauch Chunk. nazeton. hahaEoy city, Ashland wilkes
barre Scranton and unkhannock.
$50 D. ~. Night Express daily Cor Eason. Bethlehem
Allentown. Hsuch Chunk. Wnkesbsrre. ElmirA Ithaca
Auburn Rochester Buffalo Ni4gArs Falls and tho
West Pullman sleeping coaches attached
ROBI hAYHE, SUIT and Ener
General Eastern Office Church CortlanGt.ts.
CHAS. n. CUMMINGS Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07
TUE ERIE RAILWAY.

i now known hy it, new name tho NEW. YORK LAKE
ERIE and WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement Oi trains.
Sa.m Cincinnati snd chicago Day Express Drawing
G. aches Ia Buffalo ami suspension Bridge
cAnccng with fast trains 10 The West
west Pullmans best Drawingroor1 sleeping Coaches
Up uailv Pacific Express for the West sleeping
nau and Chicago without change also Hotel Dining
: D. Ia. Emgraut train for the West.
Trans leave Cnimbers street Depot. New York. tor
Newark $50 10 llSO D. ~ $40 400. 6oo. t;i0. 73f
.. and l. midnight saturday nights only sundays 9l5
KuihsIfori Park aud PassAic a. 1850 TO- 1920 m nhs
10 noon. lao 8. 500 i4O 5.lp bsO blO $50 IOp m
Il midnight sunds3 o. $780, lO2o lao ESQ., $50
Psi,sasoa g. 6:i5 $50. $40. 10. lo.2o lIsSo NJ ~
$50 Z. 80. ;. 10 p aud II midnight Sundays $50
e;l5 1910 a. m l:i', $780, Z. r. n aud Il midnight
midnight sundays. u, $50, 100 a IA. Lao O.JO.
WARWICK, 7.G0a. m. s.S0Pm
Newbufg aud Cornwall 100 a. $780, i30 p m. Sun.
RondoHt aud Kingston. Ia. $50 ,. sundays s.SoA
Goshen D. 1850 o 1890 m $3.50. $50 i.SO 7 D. m sun.
day.. q. $50 1920 a. NJ $50. =.
Middietown. $50. o 1910 a. 500, $50 p. m.
GAYS $50 lu.-' hi o.'O p M IrS m ana l.oJ
trains connect with AewNork and OsSego Midland Raj.
pnt Jrrvis 700, D. 1920 a NJ. $50 g. T. D. m suncays
s;Sp 1920 >. m. q g. - ANA p M
leave sd 81 quarter OF aud quarter
hour IRON To H4t ami az 1913 aud tll5p u
Tic passage and oT apartments IN Dawngf
ch,,Liug 81 hsgyaee may lett At the COM
pau, Oni,es 2aa sOl % 957 broadway " 81 No
trains from the West IA NewNOrk AZ 7;1j
''' JS0. \. GBn0rr. GEM Passr Agt- New.yOrk
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
:. su "soa :. s:ah b.H. ssiO $50 II. 30 D. m
sun'als . q. IA aud go = M he iljn r. train viii
NauIct ~punF Nal.y amt MoIsav $50 A. M. 400 D. N
mo y. ABBOTT Gen'. raSsr Ast- New'iosS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07
CENTRAL and HUDSON

y e " : IVhN YIN 1 M T. HNU HIISUN
~ RIVER RAILROAD Comma ncng rent 1s-a
through trains VIA leave Grand Central Depot;
soa Western and Northern Express, DRAWN
To Rochester 81. Adams. NJ
loSOa. m. Chicago ami Wesferu Express drawingrOOm
care Ia Canandsigua, Rochester and Buffalo
IiOO EXPRESS Albany and roy With connections
TO Itca SaratOga. Giens Ia RUTLAND.
$50 q. m. iurd sony. special % Albany and TROY.
400 y. Albany aud Troy Express
500 81. Louis Express daIlv with Sleeping for
- Louis running through every day sleep
ng ears for bunaD Niagara Fails Toledo and Detroit ant
for Montreal, excepting SUNDAY night via Saratoga.
''SO D. i Fast Express Rochester. Niagara FANS ana
and Niagara Falls.
$50 m Pacac Express daily, sleeping cars FOR
Rochester. Fall. Buffalo, Cleveland. TOieo Detroit
and Chicago also. excepting Saturday night
WsertOwn and excepting Saturday aud sunday nIghls
Montreal via ALBANIA Saturdays Montreal
Pm. -
and Troy.
Tickets for sale at Nos 252 and 4l5 Broadway anG &C
westcott Express Companys Oncss Nos Park place. .
and 9i2 Broadway New.NOrk and 1888 Washin gtoa S.,
BruOklyn &. b MEEkER
General PASSENGER A.anf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07
NINETEENTH ASSEMBLY DIsrRfCr.

location. Occupied
!. sgs Eghth-ave. ............ Laundry.
p J2u hghthave ndo ItaSCrs store.
3. $50 Eighth emakcr's shop.
4. 7g2 Nnta-dyc Plumbers shop
8. 1al Niuih .....-..-......--.. Cigar 81
r. 75f Eleygn Ia
7. 80 NiLih-Gvo. Barber shop
:. sp7 Elghth-avc. Cigar store
y. $40 Ninth Cigar store.
TO- 7SJ Eleventh .....-...........C Cigar stOIo.
IL. S5l Snth-aye. Shoe store
IL. SH5 Mutt. Tailor store.
10. 0s3 IiGht CIGAR store.
II. = W. cor. J0th 81 and Sth ave. Cigar store.
Is. SIT Tenth-svt. Candy store
10. S1A Elcs N h. Barber shop.
II. $50 Ninth ave. Tailor tlsre.
~ Boulevard. >. r.. cor Goth ST.. gaut siOro.
10. boulevard. W Sh-tglth 6sth tnderiakers store.
20. Boule ard. ". S,bct.6Sfh Z 6Uth Vacant store
~ -. ssh bet. 10Th y llth-lVs Candy store.
- Boulevard, Is. BET. 11fh a 18Th. Fancy ntare.
20. EOulo said. bet. Sith x s5th-sts NAcanf store
"a broadway. bet 9Ith & 9sthsts shoe Store
20 B'Nay. T. =. bet. ygth g Tooth Vacant store
20 IL bet. lOsve & Dourvd. Furniture store.
~. 10Th av.bet. Law nee Manhtu. Barber shOl
rs Bway. bet l'Oib e. 1904 cts. Stationery rtOre.
~ r.. :. lOth-aVe., bet l53d & latth shoe shop.
30 VS.. lOth-ave. bet. 1914 & 5Sth Barber shop.
81 b. kings bgc-Ioad. Ia y 10th Candy ssOr,.
81 W.. kingsD rldgr-rOad a 1881 Dwelling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07
Btfdmbodfs duo Hailrodos.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Leave New-York foot OF DesbrOsses and Court
m for Washington Pirtsburr Coumbus Cincinnati
Indiana pols Chicago and the Wet Richmond Charleston
and the South Pullman from Baltimore 10 newark
100 p washington and the West. Pullman ears
from New YORK 70 Baltimore and Msshington making clos
Connections Tor flsburg Cincinnati. indianapolis Louisville
and st. Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore 10 Cincin
400 D. m Tor Washington and the West m,King same con
necon for the West ~ the p. m tain
1000 daily. for Wasnng"p tls south aud West Pnn
slsepers from NewfOrk u Baltimore and Washington
connections for Chicago. Cincinnati lnfanapo
LIS ioasye 81 LSSs GSamo bus tIspur the soets and
matt, Washington with trains Lynchburg
For Though tick ets please at Companys Office 3is
New York and at ticket ooes foot OF Cortland
fn2 Nn Trip FTCKETs 70 KANSAS NEBRASKA
AND COLORADO
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
ratucK and HOusatonc Railroads STEAMERS leave Cath
arine sip rler 3D. +. r. daily al 1880 a NJ and p M
Fan lower than by any other route
FOR RONDOUT and N.-Landng
j . CoZsens West Poinij Cornwall Ncwburg, Marlboro,
MILAN conre.tnr Win md
Delaware ana wazi Valley Railroads steanboas J.hEs
D. m. Pier "a. North River. foot Of Hsrrson-st
Except SATURDAYS, when Thomas Cornell layes n p M
FOR NEW HAVEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS, mon TIsEAt. and IN
iermediato points steamers leave Pier IS F. r., daily
G s sIGss1 ns % s sr ~ %
&c Tckess sold and baggage checked es4 Broadway,
Newl ora, and CourtsL. Brooklyn. Excursion 10 New
Haven and return. 81 90
FOR NEW-HAVEN, its surroundings and
a all stations the New-York, Boston and Air Line
Derby sud North Hampton Isilrosds dircct-steamers
JOHN II. STAIN and ERAsTUS CORNING leave Pier
week Saturday arrive In New IN time for all
morning trains all railroads best aciitiss for
AMI eisnt fare II excursion 81 90 etarps N.T Haven
Tram pOrtauOG Line JOHN n. SrARiN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07
TWENTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The Assembly District shall be divided into TWEEN
9, eight election districts the extent and limits OF which shall
The First Tection shall all that part Of the
city bounded by and lying within last Forty h street.
Thirc East FOtyseoondstrcet and Lexington
The second District shall contain all that part Of
street third avenue Forty street and Lexington
Ths Third Election District all Of
city bounded ey and lying within EaSs tiy
The Election Dsrct shall contain al that part OF
ThJ aveane East condsree AID Lexlngtonavenue
Fth Election District shah contain all that part Of the
Tsrd syeSSs Fly and II
city bounded by lying within East Forty third street.
The Seventh Election District contain part
u city bounded By n sa'a and ee
1he Eighth election District shall eoatain al nat part OF
second venue East for!y fourth street and IhIdsv.nge
civ by slng within East Forty NTH street. East
Il Lag: snq sSnta AN s mar, O, the
cy bounded and wing within West Forty dah-stTeet
The Election District shall CONTAIN All that part Of
The ciy bounded bv and lying within East
siret sccoIGayenue last fortysixhstreet and Third
The Twelfth Election District shall all part Of
the city bounced by and yne within East
the Thirteenth Election District shall contain al that psr
of bounded by and lying within Last Forty eighth
street ffsLaveDue Forty street and second
lie Fourteenth Election District shall contain all that
intnstfee East fcryseventh street and
Ths Fifteenth Election District shall contain all that
of bounded by and ~ ing Wltmn Fast forty
River. East Forty venthstrect First
gllth street aud Second aveDue
Ths sixteenth Election Dsrct shall contain s that part ~
h CIV bounced by aud lying within East fritiethstreet
Tasf River East FOriy ninth street aud lhifdaVenue
tyentceDth Election District shall cooialn All .a part
al he clty bounded lying within East iuy nrst-
sfreef FIRST avenue East fethstee[ and Ibif1ovenue
nm Egbeeuth Election District shall contain all that part
Of lie CIV bounded by and lying within last PITY second
.re.f Tssi River, fethrtrcet FiIstsvenue tsst
f,v and scondayenue, including BlsckwelFs
Island. ...,.s. al a. -. mar,
of ~. CIV bounded and lying within East f1itylhlr
sree ssccsdaSenue East Fifty nrstsireet ana Third
oo.,.tc al that art
ns - t,,nsed bv and living within East fiftyhiri
street ssaSenue last fftysecondstfeet ana second
Inc Twentyrt Election District shall contain AL maj par
aud lying within tant fliy-iomth
.,,ss, ast river Fifty second street, fstAVehue
al ilfy.thifG street anu secondavenne- -, -,
ne 4 vtuty Election District SHAH contain All
s,i az n civ by and lyng within East
,,ee1 seeeidayenue East Fifty -tlrd street. and Ihhd
avenue ..,.-.,. t,..,..., s,au co,,s,n all that
mari Of the Guy bounded by and lying "Isnh Last fH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-07
PoucR DEPARTMENT or THR CITY OF NEw.YoRK
No. 100 MULBERRY sf. !
NEwYORK, OcI u. 1873
il HEREBY GIVEN that LID nnrsn

N ance Section IS OF Chapter 67 Of the Laws OF 1872
the Board OF Police has an appointed the place of
fbe
xfs aa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-15

PHILADELPHIA, April 1i.-Flour-Dull;
Minnesota extra family, very choice and fan.
cy, 81 Is; Ohio good S. Is; st. Louis fancy
. %; Minnesota patent 81 90. Rye Flour.
Better demand and held firmly; choice So IS
Wheat-Quiet, No. 2 western red, elevator,
81 Is. Rye-Quiet and unchanged. Corn
Quiet; western rejected. on track, 4OHa4ll Ec.
Oats-Demand fair and market firm; mixed
SlaS2c; white 32a33Sc. Proyisions-Dull.
Beet-Mess $l2 SO Pork-Mess $40 60al0 IS;
smoked hams S15aoXc; picked 7HaSNe.
-Western 6Aa7c. Butter Easier; cream.
cry extra 24a20c; New York State and Brad.
ford county, Pa, extra lsa20c; Western Re.
serve extra l6alSc; do good to uhoIpe l9a15o,
EgGs-Steady; western 13c Cheese-Duli:
creamery a 7kc; do good 6aGXc. Petroleum
@o.Nominally unchanged; refined 0Xc; crude
SIC. Whisky-Dull; western 81 05X.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-15
Iussasat,ee.
"NEw DEPARTURE"

1beg leave 10 inform my friends and tho public
generally that can W found Of 1909 MLu Street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-15
Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.
Rnltinnra.


BALTIMORE, April l4.-Flour-Dull and
heavy; western superine S 00a3 rs; do extra
81 GOAL 65; do family s. 75a6 80. Wheat
Western steady; No. 2 Pennsylvania red
81 l3kaI 13X; No. Q western winter red,
spot mud April. s. lONal II; May 81 liza
Il1X; June s. .lXal u. Corn-Steady;
western mixed, spot and April, 4Sa43Ec;
May 433Ea4SIEo; June 43NaiSIGc; steamer
Axe: o~ats-steady; western white SOaSS;
do mixed SlaS2c; Pennsylvania S0aSsc, Rye
Quiet at 6sa0Oc. Hay-Quiet; prime to choice
Pennsylvania 81 00al2 90. Provisions
Steady, with a fair jobbing demand mess
pork $40 Scale IS. Bulk MeaiS-Loose should.
srs SIsatc; clear rib sides SIC; packed AKA
$40. Racon-Shoulders Axe; clear rib sides
&C., Hams-0Na0XG Lard-Rehned, in
tisrces, 7kc. Rutter-ActiYC; prime TO choice
western ISa2oc; roll lSal6c. Eggs-stCady at
l2al2kc. PetEolanm-Stea1Y; crude 7jGaSkc;
refined eKaDXo. Co~feG-Steady and
firm; Rio cargoes ordinary TO choice l0al6o.
Whisky-Dull at 81 OH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-15

The careful tidy housewife, when she Is
giving her house its spring cleaning should
bear In mind that the dear inmates OF her
house are more precious than houses. and
that their systems need cleansing by puri.
fyingthe blood, regulating the stomach and
bowels 10 prevent and cure the diseases
arising from spring malaria and miasma,
and she should know that there Is nothing
that will do 1t so perfectly and surely as
Hop Bitters, the purest and best OF all
medicines. See other column.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-15
ALLEGHENY Cattle.

R1Ss LlsssrY, April A.-CGrTLE-Rcceipts
since Friday s,ss9 head Of through and 90
head Of local total Tor the week ending this
day ATS head OF through and 335 head Of
local against 5,69S head Of through and ISL
head Of local Il week before, Thesupply fg
this weeks yard sale Is only * cars, all Of
which EeFeRpld for tho retail trade here and
were common at that Can not make quota
Hoos-ReceIpt1 1880 head; total for the
week $3.50 head, against lS,Aa5 last week
Workers s 6OaS 80; Philadelphias 81 16a4 50,
SHEEr-Receipts l0,10o head; total for The
week 1880 head, against 1880 last week.
The supply Is heavier than for many weeks
selling al 95ai0c offrom last weeks prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-15
TICKETS ONLY O..

Unparalleled Success Of the Popular Drawings.
Read the following attractive list Of prizes for the
MARCi RAWlN