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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-13

To rrRsoxs employed in constant mental
toll, study or anxiety, Fellows Compound
Syrup Of Hypophosphites Is especially
adapted, namely, to Teachers, Clergymen,
Editors, Lawyers and i~mpecunious bust
ness men. Sold BY Logan, List 4 Co.
NMT&R.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-13

CHRoSrc CONSTIPATION is not cured BY
simply unloading the bowels. The medt'
cine must possess tonic, Alternative and cor.
rective properties. These qualities are
combined IN Dr.. TUFTS Pills, and they
will permanently cure this serious disease,
and give tone to the nervous system.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-13
shiIoh,. Cntnrrh Remedx.

A Marvellous cure for oatarrh, Diphthe.
ria, Canker mouth, and Headache. With
each bottle there is an ingenious nasal In.
jector for the more successful treatment
Of these complaints without extra charge.
Price so cts. Sold by Edward Booking
and @. Moenkemoeiller, Wheeling, W. Va.
MHHkW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-13

S. H. Irwin, Of Ute Greek, Colfax Co..
New Mexico, says: "My wife has been
cured Of q cough Of thirty years standing
by wearing m Only Lung Pad."-Ses
4drHtiImenL NWF4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-13

CHIcAso, December 1.-THE DroVerS Jour.
Hoes -Rsceips 1890 head; shipments l..
200 hesd. Market weak and l0c lower; de-
mand chiefly I II heavy and good mixed pack.
ing a 40a4 20; choice heavy 81 S5a5 90; light
n loaf 20; closet weak.
CArrLE-Receipts 2,O0o head; shipments l..
900 head. Market unsettled and very weak
owing 70 the scarcity Of cars; Exports firm at
IS 20 g 50. one car sold At IS IS; goodto hoics
shipping 81 60a5 IL: common to fair s. 60A4 20;
very dull but choice slow Gt 81 20a3 IS; lex.
ans 81 3Ss3 70; stockers' dull at 81 6Oa3 20.
SHEEP -Lfcsipts 400 head. Market slow
and declined haNc; common TO medium Is 50
al 90; good TO choice 81 Soa4 80
BALTIMORE. December 1L.-Flour dull and
weak, but wirhouta change. Wheat, western
higher and strong; No. 2 western winter red,
spot and December 81 lsKI 10; January
81 2IH: February 81 2IEal 24X; March
81 26NAl "a. Corn, western higher and arm;
western mixed. spot and december Es1fc old
new Sc; January 57ka57Xc, stSamer SAX.
Oats dull; western white 4ia45c; do mixed 40
4tc. Rye dull at 9scaSI o. Hay unchanged.
Provisions quiet and unt hanged. Butter frn;
prime TO choice western packed lsa25c; roll
isa22c. Eggs arm fresh SOC; lined 20c. Pc
troleum unchanged. Coffee dull and nominal;
Rio cargoes l0kal2c. Sugar arm; A soft exc
Whisky quiet at 81 le.
ToLxpo. December lI.-wheat frmer: No.
/ whit' Michigan 81 OK; amber Michigan
Al O6; No. 2 red Wabash spot 81 OK: De
Gambler 81 O6 January 81 o.. February 81 10!
March 81 aH; April 81 AK; No. 8 red
SSKc; No. 2 red mixed 81 90. Corn siesdy
high mixed 43kc; No. 2 Axe; old dc
45Hc; rejected 4lAe. Oats quiet: No 2, 24c;
rejected S2Kc. Clover Ieed, prime NAM
moth IS rs: old prime q 60. Dressed hogs a
tS IS. R ceipts Of wheat $4,000 bushels
shipments l4,COU bushels.
CrSctSSETI. December 1l.-cotton quiet Al
Ike. Flour 6rmsr Snd dull, but not quot
bly, higher. What firm: NO. 2 amber 81 %
No. 3 red winter 81 0S. Corn in good de
mAnd; No. 2 mixed 47c; new ear SOC. Dat
quiet; No . mixed S7ASSc. Rye firm; No. 2
o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-13
MEDICAL
TO THE PEOPLE!

~ nE Lev
The best evidences Of 8 physician, 'ueces i, he
tstmouv Of his patients The incfV'sinS dtnapdI
hOn0ri6y AID fairly With ih6Se vbo haVu COT. uited
me, ! neVFT use q patients nane without ptTmiSlio1t
though I have many hundred certificates irum those
Ehom have eurcd Isst they had been EEoCounesd
many years hospital exPsrsnee and familiarity With
therapeutic agents, aelose Cb-erVsoes o. temperamens
tai pSrulIas'tea and strict attention to hyglsnis man:
Gsement inIurOs success II cure u possible, and !
frankly dive tbs ratient my opinion.
r. O F!
cut out 'hree times. II TytuFned after eteh cpSatiou.
MA Il. N ORCUrT
SGGTERED TEGSI8tT.-"Nolhins 81 med 10 help
me; could not get out Of bed. De satin cured me
after Others tRIled.h lEPr. PHltllRI
Wheeling, ". Va
CArARRH ASD Observation-Disclosures Gyssli In
durable. seRSs Of Smell slne, fearful discharges,
HARVEY ALEXANDER.
DTsPEPEA III uLcEEErEp STOMACH -"lrOlt'
pent for yeAfS lale1 TO ave me relief Dn. NTH
cured me.h THOMAS HOLT. Insurance Agent.
Prs -%Had thea Tor d i2H!,;sn E,'E; DE NTH
R~HEUMArryN -"suG'r,d tOrtures; joints dstOrm.
ID; treateS for years without rFLsi d.. smith
REv HENRY 8. REoEiELD writes; 'Dsar sir:-
4 80 NAAN ANNA kAI ~ WGAA NNAf " y ~
inS FROM Catanh and Lung Complaints. 1Ou have
worked wonders in my Eifob eaes."
Rev. 20 LADo writes - DIT. Smiths profess
sionAl services in my family have been mot $ tSt4o-
tory and Icommend him . al a = gentleman and =
sklllful phyttetan."
ARA AAR0AKET KoLB nys'-"I hSd been IufSr-
Ing for sever ye n and tE Atet by may physicians
for Dyspepsia. D.. Smith sid I bad i t~Ape-WOTEn
ABd 10 zig / houls removed a monster, 100 iertl ng"
fEtALEG oHFL I~INIA-ThFp0 yean In bOspitils Tor
female give me peculiar Cd V1ulE es In such cases.
Perons cured Of Cnnsum pton, Diseases Of Heart,
Liver, Stomach, kidneys, skit Bl1od. Nervous AZ
Zee ions and weaknesses Of M.n ald Youth, Scrotu!A
md ASth q testify to my SUCCESS,
FItKS cured without the knife.
PAtentS II 4 distance mar b. treated oy lsttGr and
ArS fsetion guaranteed A chart for sell txAm'Hauon
sent 90 receipt Of two three cent EtawPs, AID advice
COoSaltGtiou at OGee free. ON e hour from 4.
IA. tos ,. m daily. Sundays from I: sos ?. m. CAl
j. &c. SMITH, NJ d.,
dAl No. ill7. MARKET ST, wheeling. ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-13
Asthma! Raised from Death,

TN THE EARLY PART OF THE
i Wl1teF Of 1874, my mother, Mn. Jane HOultaia,
was taken very sick with spssmndle AGthma, and
lay some weeks IN 4 helpless cOtdidou, and del, ~
We belleyet. had sent for Dr. J. E Grant, and ka
came - NnL Jaae Bailey was tying uP her Jaws
The Doctor plaeet hi hHnd over ny mothers heart
and aid she wa not dead, not u tie ua her lava
He went away aud brought S1TedroPs aud gave hen
10 her on 4 han holding Il closely over her
nose and mouth. In about 6v0 minnths she EpokH
and aid, ~ Am much eas'eT," and Ina Ih0Ft time
vas able 10 20 aFnund. We we're all very much sur.
prIed, indeed frightened. She will never be further
gone Ehen she s dad than IhS vas :; tbs time tho
Doctor SaW her. Ny mother Is nos sirhty. sight yean
Of Bge, and we'll ~ . woman Of heT 1gs can h.
[SiGnedl Mn. Caroline stewart, Nm. Celia 7. stew
an, An, Jane BAILEY, Nj. nnd Mn. Gsorss O.
ne Clark, q Bolivar street. CleVelond, Ohio, JAHuHry
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-13
.save Your HAIR" Keep 1t Beautiful.

Your HAIR" Keep IL eautiIuI
The London Hair Color Restor-
err is the most delightful article
ever introduced to the American
people, and is totally different
from all other Hair R~estorers, be-
ing entirely free from all impure
ingredients that render many 9TH
erarticles for the hair obnoxious.
Where badness, or tallingo Of the
hair exists, or prematurely gray
ness, from sickness, or other
causes, its use win restorethe nat
ursl youthful color, and cause 8
healthy growth, cleansing the
sclap from all impurities, dandruf,
&c, at the same timea most pleas
ing and lasting hair dressing, FRA
gravity perfumed, rendering the
hair soft and pliable, making 1t
an indispensable article in every
toilet.
Ask your druggist for London Hal
Color Restorer. Price, IS cents q bottle
Six bottles, 81. Main Depot for the Uni
ted States, $50 North Sixth St., Philad'a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-13

SrockS-Ths market opened strong and 10
the early dealings advanced \ to 8 per cent,
the latter Nashville and chattanooga, which,
however, SUBJ quently reacted s per cent,
while the general list declined Y TO 8 per
cent, CnicaSo, Burlington and Quincy,
Texas Pacific and Western Union, leading IN
the downward movement Toward NOR
speculation took an upward turn, and prices
rise Y 10 8 per cent. Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy, Texas Pacific, the Granger
shares and Iron Mountain leading. During
tue afternoon the market was Irregular 2
unsettled, and under the lea iership Of the
Western Union q decline 4 70 ~ per cent
was recorded, but Ia late dealings the market
again became strong, and = recovery OF Y 70
IL per cent Vas established. houston and
Texas fell of 0 per cent in the morning and
recovered 4 per cent at the close.
TranSactiOnI $4,000 shares,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-13
Asthma, Piles and Rectal Diseases.

J. & GHnL " D., PhysiclAn lrd ~surReOuy has
certificates In his p~osSssBlon o. eurS In the shove dis
eases, covering = period ot over twenty ySaH, open
for inspection. BE will relieve any Gaze Of spas.
modic Asthma IN few minufF, and without eharEa,
Asthma iS cUnbls 10 all its FtaEsa, Ia tho old or
young. Ve have vhealiI 9 references .! our ability 10
cure Piles and Recall Dt'sRses. We Intsnd = re-
mAIn, and can Be found 1t RO0m Is stamm HouSs,
wheeling, WSst Va. Consultation IA person, or by
IattRF, free U all nOVIt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-13

NLARINGToN, oHIo-CLARINGToN
people Who d6ir6 70 have the wants Of the inna
nan supplied In the way either d Odibla o. drink
cob ROemGrS top. mo. KALBFLEtsca. oeus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-13
Financial and Commercial.


NrW YoRk December IL-AoHET-Acttys
a. 6 per cent per nun and 1.l6 per cent per
diem, closing at 8 per cent. Prime mercaL.
die paper 6a7 per cent. Sterling Exchange
bankers bills dull at d IS; demand
81 IS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-22
Market Next Saturday.

Next Saturday comes the market day, so
much talked of. The committee has changed
its location. 1t win be held on the northwest
corner of the old Gov. Dewey square. There
is good stable and sheds for the shelter of
stock that may be brought tor exchange or
sale and a barn in which other articles that
NAV need protection from the weather may
be con venieRtly placed. We have not such
a list as should be made of articles already
offered One gentleman is going TO bring
four or FIVE horses. Another team. Some
have promised to bring cows and few head
of young cattle if they do not find too great
difficulty in leading or driving them. No
doubt few head will be offered. Two gen.
tlemen will have furniture there for sale, part
of it new Que will offer for sale or exchange
a stock hog, One will offer the choice of six
hives Of bees. One has a new farm wagon he
wishes 20 exchange for young cattle. Any
person who has any article he wishes to dis.
pose Of is at liberty to bring it to the ground
and inform the committee or the Secretary
of the fact and he viii have chance to sell
it. He has nothing to pay. Whether or not
there is much of a sale or much Of an exhibI-
ton of property there win be many people
assembled from tbs surrounding country aud
they viii have good chance to improve ac-
qusintanee. Business will begin on the mar
ket ground at o'clock. Articles may be
entered at any time in the forenoon. Stran-
gers win be waited upon if they speak to W.
z. Stone, Lew Holloway, c. 7. Langridge. w
P. Rowdon, HeRry Austin or S. II. Farms
worth. Don't forget The day next Saturday,
April oath.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-22
NOTES BY ANOTHER CONTRIBUTION.

Had dame nature given your humble
servant the gift of'drawing pen sketches of
quaint and curious things and eccentric char
acsers, methinks this little old borough might
furnish your readers with entertaining read
ing each week.
Our village is lively notwithstanding the
busy time with farmers Indeed It's seldom
we are reconciled to dulness.
ID. 0. Perrin has returned from the Uni.
yersity and is now reading law. Dave is an
indefatigable worker
We started gu. with predetermin alton
to say nothing about politics; hence we can
only say that the last "wire pulling" Tor per-
haps pulling of the wire) presented to the
public very curious aspect.
Hill, who for number of years has been
seek his fortune in Dakota. Frank is an es>
Unable young man and his friends all wish
him success.
Tho cooperative association in the mer-
camille business are renovating their store
building recently purchased of Mrs. Grant
and in few days will remove their goods
thither.
The new store building to be erected
this summer on corner of Canal and Congress
streets, by Sprague & L. D. Holford will very
much add to the appearance of our business
street. The dimensions of the block will be
57x6o #. with hall over the entire buld>
ing.
The Independent Order of Bachelors.
Where are they? All methinks we hear
voice chanting doletully; They are gcing one
by one. Going where? Why, to their fate,
just where every sensible bachelor goes, into
the blissful whirlpool of matrimony.
A man of ability, probity and sterling
worth, yet capable of gracefully expanding
the truth sixty times per minute, and can
ship hogs and cattle on a margin of 37t
cents per cwt., will fill long felt demand in
our community. and find a sweet resting
place in the bosom of our grange.
Friends forever,
"SHIPPgR"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-22
Bloomington Notes.


Bloonington, VIA, April 20.
Locals are plenty enough in our locality
and should have been written ere this. After
waiting some time for Bro. j. A. @. to
attend to it have concluded that he will
see after none but hose of particular inter-
es;, | viii mention some minor ones.
ID. +. Brown 4 Co, will open nice large
assortment Of new goods this week. His
shelves are full now, but there is always room
for just few more.
Woodhouss & Morse had the worst
mussed up and the most chaotic looking
store the other day that you ever saw cause
the unlocking of a thousand dollars worth
of goods.
John NJ. Chambers is having lots OF fun
taking negatives just hosts of good look
ing people. His rooms are very pleasant and
the Improvement ia his work Is vast. Good
photographs as good as one can wish for SIX
for IS cts.
--sprague Holford are building the largest
store in town. The work will be pushed as
fast as possible so that the goods may be
shelved in the early part of summer.
Dan Bidwell has his little store chuck full
of groceries, meats. canned fruits, cigars and
candy. Fresh beef constantly on hand to
compete with Heiner & Fox.
The creamery looks thriving a large
water wheel does the ehurning. Messrs.
Osborn & Newcomb intend to do large bus.
mess this season. and are making all improve,
ments necessary.
Some of "the boys wished to hold a
meeting around the "festal board" the other
evening Accordingly "Tadd" was sent to
the brewer of good wine for the ''httle brown
jug" full. The brewer Gfa maker of wine
may be called a brewery was in bed and re-
fused to fill the jug. Tadd started back with
the empty Jug, was waylaid by some other
boys and the supposed wine was gobbled.
On whom rests the joke ?
Some one tempered with pair Of stairs
the other evening, and our worthy barber
Mr.. Geo. Diggle, came near falling. In fact
he did fall several feet but sustained no sers
ious injuries. Mr.. D. is a thorough-going
business man, always at his post and has
built up thriving trade in his line He is
now prepared to do all kinds of hair work in
the neatest style.
Hog cholera is rayaging the neighbor-
hoods coming stock of hogs Mr.. Sargent
lost quite number but he is able to lose
them $50 they say.' Charles Stone and
Dave Taylor lost quite heavily They will
feel the loss. Others have lost more or less,
but hopes are entertained thai the disease
will abate.
The farmers are seeding now soon will
plant corn and wear straw hats.
DIR. Geo. +. Gay has gone to Muscoda
where he expects to reside, so understand
If so, the people of Bloomington have lost
not only thoroughly educated physician but
solid moral citizen, kind, warm hearted
friend. While here the doctor never hest.
tated to care fer the distressed, no matter
whether rich or poor. He even proved him
self friend to the friendless, an honest, kind
hear ted, manly man. Many friends regret bis
departure and wish him the full measure of
success that be richly deserves.
Cosmopolitan.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-22
Blocs,ington II =. Church Resolu-
tions.


Believing 1t to be the duty OF the christian
ministry and church to assist in the removal
Of every form Of evil wherever il exists, and
especially il it their duty to do so in their
Immediate vicinity. And believing that le-
CALLING the sale of Intoxicating liquors as a
beverage, in towns, villages aud cities is an
uamixed evil and inasmuch as the laws oil
the State Of Wisconsin makes it the preroga-
tive of the local authorities to legalizs or il.
legaize such an evil Therefore, we the pas.
tor and members Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, of Bloomington. Grant Co., Wis, do
Resoive. That We will never be satisfied
with anything short of the entire destruction
of the liquor traffic from our town.
Resoipe, That we will vote for no man
for any office, lwhen such Office will in any
way affect the matter of license, unless we be-
lieye him TO be of strictly temperance princi-
pies
Resolve, That we will assist every such officer
to carry out the provisions Of the law rela-
ting to this question in every possible way.
A CHARLES,
Pastor N. E. Church, bloomington, Wis,
Adopted April A. 1880
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-22
Potosi Notes.

Porosr. April-is. 1850.
Mature has already commenced her work
of identifying our little village.
House cleaning win soon be the fashion.
The butcher and harness maker have
each thriving business.
"A farmer reports more fences blown
down yesterday in the country than for
several years before.
The river is quite high At present. The
ferry now lands at the warehouse.
Our minister is busily engaged in farming
on small scale. He is improving the looks
of the parsonage grounds considerably.
School commences May Sd. Mrs. Larned
aud Miss Mamie Foster are the teachers.
Work on the mil. is progressing, and
soon the sound of steam whistle will be
heard in the village. r. Z. ApsR.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-22

The following is from the Card.
ner (Maine) Journal, of March gath.
1t shows that prohibition is a sue.
cess in that state
City Marshal Hamilton, assisted by consta-
bles Thomas and Berry, searched the house
OF Peleg B. Croker, in Chelsea, Friday
night, and fonnd several packages of liquor.
he was taken before Justice Goodspeed, Sat-
urday morning and fined 800 and sentenced
to six months in jail This is the first con
viction under the new law, and it was Sec
ond offense.
On Monday, Dep. Sheriff Siphers seized a
barrel Of liquor. on truck wagon. No one
has claimed il
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-22
Fennimore, April 6, 1880.

| beg leave to inform those
interested in breeding fine
road and general business
horses that will sell for % to
so per cent. more than the
mixed and mongrels, that the
straight bred horses and fam
Gus roadster Tartar, and
Sherman Black Hawk, Reli-
able, weight 1850 lbs, will
be in Lancaster Mondays and
Tuesdays of each week during
the season, and return by way
of Rockville on Wednesdays.
For terms, pedigree &C., call
for circular at Phelps House
or on the subscriber at Platte
vile ew4 J. S. JONES.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-22

late application of Electricity is an at.
tachment to street letter boxes, which sounds
an alarm at the nearest police station, in case
an attempt is made to rob the box If you
wish to apply an Electric application to a
cough, cold, sore throat, asthma, bronchitis
or catarrh, purchase bottle Of DR.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil, and you viii fad it money wei
invested. Sold BY James A. Jones.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-22
A PLArrrvI11r father uses the edit

A PLArrEyILLE father uses the editorial
quill as follows:
-Hurrah for Patteville The 'littls
giant has cast off the petsicoats of his iafan,
cy and sprung with one leap into manhood.
Strange how tho inevitable mstamorphosis
was opposed; how this well developed urchin,
famous for ambition should have shrunk from
his coming greatness and glory. This was
hardly due to modesty and diiiidence we
well remember our first baby, saucy inde-
pendent little fellow-in fact we called him
little Plat !" how he resisted almost to the
death our efforts to put on his limbs the frs.
pair OF pants he ever wore be begged, he
cried, he scratched, he bit, he fought, and
when we got them on and buttoned nicely
round the waist he tore and kicked them off,
picked up his petticoat, ran away with it and
succeeded in getting i on upside down. We
will never forget how ''little Plat" appeared
then and there. Overcome with exertion and
despair, he lay sound asleep under an apple
tree. We might have cut rib out OF his
side without waking him from his comasose
state, as once happened to father Adam. We
took advantage of the situation, attached a
deep and cspaeious pocket to each side Of
his unmentionables, and pu, a bag of marbles
and knife in one, and handful OF candy
and an apple in the other. Plat walked up
at last; we showed him the way into the
pockets, and bis grief over the departure of
pettieoat happiness vanished forever. We
don't think the anti pantalooners in PlAtte-
vile will long bewail the loss of their baby
clothes if they fnd supply Of sugar plums,
candies and apples and other delicacies in
the public pocket, purse Of which theY
have now got possession.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-22

McKEEBEN was compelled, while
loaded pistol was leveled at him
to marry Miss Moore, at Leav.
enworth, Kansas. He contest.
ed Che legality of the marriage, and
the courts declared it null and void
Then he voluntarily had the ceremo
nv reneatad.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-22
A Gard

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss of manhood, &C., will send
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov-
cred by missionary in South America. Send
a self-addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
T. INMAN Station d New York City
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-04-22
TH h MARK TS.

chicago, April 90 $780,
Wheat S1.0ek@1.07. Corn SAFE Oats 2sslc Rye
lie Barley SOC. for No. and 81 for No. 8. Pork
S9S7. Lard So %. Butter 1oa26c. Hogs, liked
packing saga light 81 .20GS4 40 choice g. 3o@
400. Cattle. butchers s2@s aud sS@475 for choice
81; IA