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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-24

The friends of Rev. B. Fl. Kuhr, OF st
Phil mena Church, on East Pearl street,
have contracted with Messrs. Lang & Kirch-
ner, of Woodward street, for the erection
of a handsome monument TO his memory.
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Edward Carey, Alonzo Moore, Thos.
Hobson and jas. Hayes four of the gang
that made the break at the Work-house
Monday, were arraigned before Judge Will
son this morning charged with escaping
from the Work-house. The Judge put an
additional sentence Of 500 fine and thirty
days in the Work.house against them.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-24

Tomorrow, Holy Thursday, is a day
of obligation for the Catholics, the festival
of the announcement falling on the same,
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ELAIRA, N. Y, March 24-At Lawrence.
vile, Pa, Sidney Green killed his wife, and
being pursued shot himself dead.
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National Associated Press to the st.r.
WHOLE FAMILY POISONED.

BRooKLYE, March "a. The family OF
Edward Westlake, consisting OF six per-
sons, have been poisoned BY an infusion
of jamestown weed~draHk by mistake for
tea. All will recover except one, WHO'S now
dangerously Ill.
PHYSICIANS FATAL MISTAKE.
PIrrsBURe, March 4.-Early this morn
ing DR.. Cable. a pr nlinent physician, ad.
ministered to his ten-year-old boy a tea
spoonful of morphine in mistake for Group
medicine. The dose will prove fatal.
INTERPRETED IN A FAMILY ROW.
BALTIMORE, Nd, March M-Thos. Kane,
aged 23, garbage-cart driver, was shot
through the right eye and instantly killed
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-24

The longer you have it, the more certain
" painful does rheumatism grow. St ia
cobs Oil cures it at once.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-24

TAN BATH.
REICHLE,s TAN BATH,

The only place In the United States where this
great German method OF treatment can be OBJ
tained. For Fevers, Rheumatism, and all Nervous
Affections II ia ture specific These baths can
be applied al private residences when desired One
trial will prove in efficiency. W
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tendance of spectators, the majority of
whom remained until the close of the
match. Professor Mcclellan, referee
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BOOKS, &c.

YOU will find at STEVENS BOOK
STORE all the New Books and Magazines,
new styles of fine Note Papers and Envel,
opes to match, Visiting Cards Regret Cards,
Photograph Frames, Albums, Panels, and
Plaques for Painting, Franklin Square and
Seaside Libraries; besides many novel.
ties In Stationery articles suitable for
Household Ornament. and for Presents, lie.
wards, and prizes for Scholars, &c For
anything you want in the line OF B,oks
and Stationery visit or write t, GEO, e.
STEVENS, SO West Fourth street.
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The testimony in the Fagin-Lank mur.
der case is still in progress.
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Shadows Of Coming Events

The Republican voters of the Third Ward
will meet at 500 Vine street this evening at
IN o'clock.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-24

MONTGOMERY, ALA, March "a. - Gus
Wyan is to be hanged here April 30th.
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RAILROAD RUMORS
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN SHOP

LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN SHOPS.
Specials TO the Sta-.
LAFAYETTE, IND, March 24,-The question
of the location of the shops of the Lake
Erie and Western Railway has been decided,
and that Lima, O., by her 100000 appro-
priation and donation Of grounds on which
to bnild the shops, walks away with the
prize. tits thought that the road will en-
plor at least 200 men, at an annual expense
of 5000, 600.
JAY GOULD AND THE c., H. Cd.
DAYTON, O., March 24.--Mr Preserved
Smith was interviewed briefly yesterday
with regard to the reported purchase of the
controlling interest in the stock of the G.,
H. & D. Road, by parties in the interest Of
Jay Gould and others. Mr.. Smith is one
Of the Directors of the c.. II. & d., and has
an abiding interest in the road, and he
says he doubts the truth Of the aforesaid
reports.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND Witnessed ShHSsE the fiisi aqGsHss prsdue
ton OF the KlRALFY BROS Grand European
Operaie Spectacle,
EN- CHI ANT nj f Mt.

This fascinating play. with all its original splen-
dor and splendid scenes, the most magnificent
ever set upon any stage, will be given here every
Evening OF the Week, and
THIS AFTERNOON at MATINEE prices 25 & soc
THIS EVENING at S--Evening, IS, so and z5c.
Tuesday March 30-MISS NELSON as Gym.
beline."
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WATCHES, sc.
FOR SALE.


THOR SALE--SHOE5-At II. WEBER'5. 800 West
Il Fifth st eet, and at Branch Store, 500 West
Eighth street. 7 he best styles OF Boots and Shoes
in the cityfor the least money.
JIOR SALE = GROCERY = A frst-class corner
II grocery IN a fiTst-class neigh bolhood, dong .
god cash business. The owner wishes to leave
the city. Address INVOICE, this Office. nh223t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-21

Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with the excruciating pain OF cut.
ting teeth? II so, go at once and get q
bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
It will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
acknowledgement upon it; there is no
mistake about 1t. There is nota mother
on earth who has ever used itwho will not
tellyou at once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the neither, and
relief and health TO the child. operating
like magic. 1t Is perfectly safe to use in
all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is
the prescription Of one Of the Oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the fac-simile Of Curtis 4 Perkins is
on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medi-
cine Dealers. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
Beware OF imitations. MwaR
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ms Was Expected Poiitics-How the
Democrats are Rold-The Baker, ringlt.
GaIlaher business.
MIDDLBBoURSE, June IS, 1880.
Editors Intsllissnesr.
Hon. D. F. Pugh returned last evening
from an extended trip to Chicago, and a
visit to friends in Ohio and the Western
States.
The late rains have cooled the air, and
are bringing forth vegetation very rapidly.
The corn crop never looked better. Farm.
ers are busy harvesting wheat, and report
It OF fine quality, but not likely to thresh
80 many bushels as was thought, the
heads being rather short. The acreage Is
greater than ever before in TYLER couHty.
Some ofour Democratic friends returned
few days ago, evidently pretty well dis
gusted with the OIarksburg Convention.
Some think Sheriff Tingle played the part
OF coward, and ruined his chances for
Congress, while others think he ..acted
the man. and that Baker and Col. VIII
son will have to stand from under. It Is
fact that no one attempts to deny that
Baker hgs the sympathy Of very few Dem.
ocrats OF this county in tbs grave charges
against him Of appropriating the party
funds. Many who take his paper say it
will not do TO swear by.
The nomination Of Garfield, at Chicago,
filled every Republican with enthusiasm,
and they enter the fight confidential OF
success. We have been to sGme trouble
to learn how his nomination was received
in every section OF the county, aud the
expression is unanimous that under the
circumstances, he Is the best man that
Gould have been placed at the head OF the
til ket. It's not saying too much TO say
that Republicans are not only pleased,
but happy over the nomination, while the
Democrats are frightened and almost
crestiallen.
During the sitting Of the Convention,
two Republicans drove into town at q late
hour at night, and reported that Grant
was nominated. Democrats shook hands
with iervent goodwill, wearing bland
smile rendered slightly ghostly in the dim
lamp light; but oh, the heightened visage
next morning when they learned 1t was
only "sell." But when they learned
that the honor had fallen on the hero Of
the farm and workshop, as well as Of bat.
ties; the ripe scholar, eminent statesman,
and noble Christian, General Garfield
they quietly remarked, "Well, We mean to
beat your best man this fall"
The independence OF A. W. Campbell
and his two associates In resisting Conk.
ling has rendered their names familiar,
and made them many friends in this coun-
Ity. 4r
a Garfield Club will be organized at the
Court House on next Monday night.
The Sunday School Workers Of our
county met L ere last Tueeday and organ.
lied a County Association, the first In the
county, and appointed delegates from the
schools OF the several churches to attend
the State Sunday School Convention, TO
meet In Clarksburg, June 22d.
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BELLAIRE.

Rev. James Thoburn will be back here
probably this week.
The Masons will have festival Thurs
day evening.
The bridge over the little run at Cum
Minis, above Gravel Hill, is in a very
much shattered condition. 1t sways with
the weight Of a light buggy.
The Light Guards festival was not as
well attended as 1t SHOULD have been, but
Saturday night was much better than Fri.
days. The piece Of cake with the ring
was that OF George johnson. The neck
lace contest was reserved for the picnic
the company expects to have on the 4th or
Sd Of July. Somehow donated hat
which was drawn S. R. Wetherald, aud
afterwards auctioned otto DR.. Kurz. The
gross receipts were about 500.
The R. and r, F. O., junior Turners,will
give select ball In Turner Hall Saturday
evening, July 5.
The Ohio base ball club will hold fes:
tiyal in City Hall Friday and Saturday
evenings OF this week.
Some Republicans were wandering about
Saturday hunting the party primaries for
the nomination oil delegates to the Con-
gressional Convention that meets here
Wednesday, but the primaries seemed TO
be neglected. A few had to take 1t on
themselves.
Garield's picture is pretty well distrib-
a'ed over Bellaire now. Ali the Hdrpers
Reekliss were gobbled up quickly. The
Pittsburgh Di,pd.ch distributed excellent
pictures 10 It's subscribers Saturday.
Teachers examination was held here
Saturday, with a good number in attend
ance. Mr.. Duff being absent his placeon
the Board Of Examiners was supplied by
Mr.. Pratt. :.
Not many went from her on the st,
Lawrence to the Cincinnati Convention.
The National Glass House will be shut
down for time TO do some repairing.
The Presbyterian chapel, one OF The
neatest buildings in the county, was dedi
Gated Sunday. It stands on Gravel Hill
at the upper end, facing the hills. We
have already given the dimensions auc
description OF the building. It has beer
tasteiully painted and finished.
Capt Little, as inspecting officer OF th'
ID regiment, will inspect the guns oil 10
D. Monday evening.
The Second ward has 1850 inhabitants
the Third 1851. In few days we vii
know the whole population.
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70 Idahos Recitations by Flora Griffin
and Fannie Buskirk.
No. 4. Music, variations on Yankee
Doodle, by Minnie Collins. REGULATIONS
by Rufus Lane and Matte Moore.
No. s. Music by Maud Hubbard, the
alpine Horn" and class recitation in
Nos. 8, ! and 8. "carl celestis' Con.
cert" an extremely well conducted and
executed burlesque.
No. 8. Song, 1.-THE Gypsy Countess, by
Misses Kemp and Shornberry; recitation
by Dora Maris; music "Fra Diayalo,n by
Mamie Lewis; essay, "The Chinese p BY
D. E. YMnell, and music, by Maud How
ard. In
No. 10. Essays, Influences Of Cheerful;
ness,n by Eva Bolon, and whether Tend
We, by Elmer McKeeyer; music, oval
lace Concert Polka" by Miss Kate Brad.
field, and essay by Ella Anderson. "rhe
Brevity Of Life"
No. ii. Essay, everyone Leaves q Pic
ture," by Essie Mcdonald; recitation,
1.-THE Coin Of Herr Lechstefp," by Annie
Morrow; Grafton, "I'm Tired Of Rowing,
Let Me Drift" by Miss G. A. Gorby.
At the conclusion Of Mss Gorby's ora
ton, an interesting episode occurred. She
requested Prof. Yarnell TO come TO the
stage, and in q neat and feeling address
presented him, in the name OF her class,
as token OF their appreciation OF his
kindness and unremitting labors for their
improvement, o beautiful writing desk.
Taken entirely by surprise and overcome
with emotion, the Professor was, for Q few |
moments, unable to utter word.
The exercises concluded with music, va |
riations OF the hooking bird, by Prof. Col |
Inns and Master Charles Head.
The entertainment was excellent, and
interesting to all present. The literary
and musical exercises were so varied as to
avoid monotony, and kept theattention Of
the audience alert and unwearied. The
pupils, from the young alpha beters" to
the highest grade, acquitted themselves
well. Over all, high praise should be
awarded to the pupils for the perfect or
der they maintained. Every girl was o
lady and every boy was gentleman.
Prof. Yarnell and his corps OF efficient
assistants have reason to be proud OF the
result OF their labors. There Is no gradu.
lting class this year.
To-day, as though in violent contrast
10 yesterday, perambulating circus and
or rather fraction thereof. Is
.sking the patronage Of our people. The
big crowd, however, Is not here. 8.
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why WIN You

Allow cold to advance inyour system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such as
Pneumonia, Hemerrhages and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be so readily at
tained2 BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has gained
the largest sale In the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung Diseases.
It Is DR.. Boschee's famous German prescriT'
Hon, and Is prepared with the greatest car,
and no fear need be entertained In administei
ing 1t to the youngest child, as per directions
The sale OF this medicine ID unprecedented
Since first introduced there has been con.
slant increasing demand and without single
report OF failure 10 do Its work In any case.
Ask your Druggist Is to the truth Of these re-
marks. Large sizes rs cents. Try It and be
convinced. TfhRAM
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The wheeling and Falrmont Pike.
BESwooD, June 10.

Edltors Intellgenecr:
Samuel Marshall, in his last article on
the SUPPLEMENTARY Of the Wheeling and
Fairmont Pike, says pledged myself to
support him and then disregarded my
pledge, every word Of which is false, for |
told MIR. Marshall in my own house, AMI
well does he know 1t, that l could not
promise to support him, but would give
his petition due consideration with the
others. He also says that Mr.. Acker de-
nies that requested him to accept the
superintendency OF said ". & F. Pike: !
don't know whether he does or not, but
think he does not. 1.-The does can prove
by 'Esq. McJilton that did make such
request Of him.
Individually, Mr.. Ackeris my choice for
the position, and always has been.
With the above dismiss the whole mat
ter. A. L. PELIY.
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NUGGETS OF GOLD I!

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The County Commissioners in session
during the week past allowed twent!
claims for sheep killed by dogs, amount
ing to S7S7 So This Is for three months
On Wednesday evening the ladies OF thu
NJ. E. Church held their missionary ami
versary. Mrs. Joseph Close presided, anC
Mrs. A. 7. McKelvey read an account o.
the society from its organization. The
meeting was addressed by Mrs. Rev
Beszell, Mrs. j. D. Vail and Mrs. Col. J. D.
Taylor, Of Cambridge. After the exer.
Cises q festival was held in the lecture
room, at which confusion reigned 81.
preme.
Aprimary election will be held here to-
morrow to choose FIVE delegates to repre-
sent this township in the Congressional
Convention. There seems to be no real
opposition to Updegraff, and he will
doubtless be the candidate.
We are 70 have q circus on Monday
next, the 2lst inst. The bills present
great attractions and the street parade Is
promised TO be extraordinarily fine. St.
Ulairsville will no doubt see many people
on that day.
Much inquiry has been aroused by the
announcement in the Bellaire papers that
A. E. Clark, who has been elected to the
Filth ward school of that place, was from
his town. He is from Washington,
Guernsey county, but has taught district
school in this vicinity.
Our brass band accompanied an excur-
sion TO Cleveland, over the O. T. v. r. R.,
yesterday (Thursday.) The selection Of
this band showed good appreciation oil
good music. 1t would be hard to find q
better one.
VIM. Hoge, of the Second q. S. Artille-
ry, stationed at Fortress Monroe, is home
on leave and visiting friends here.
Mrs. Henry Myer and daughter Belle
went to Wheeling yesterday to attend the
funeral OF q relative.
Master Thompson McKelvey entertain
ed his young friends in picnic style yes
terday. The occasion was in honor Of
young Miss Beazell, who is visiting here.
We noticed Daniel, Peck, Esq, OF your
city, in attendance Upon our court this
week. Mr.. P. was for Icing period Of
time a resident OF this place.
Court has been engaged since Tuesday
morning in the case OF State vs.. Jos. Idd-
ings, charged with forgery. This man
was at one time well.to.do farmer Of
this vicinity, and much interest is taken
in the case. Messrs. Danford and Kelley
appear-for the accused and r. NJ. Eaton
IS assisting Prosecutor Mitchell for the
State.
Wheat harvest has begun here, earlier
We understand than ever before.
Rev. Conkle, OF the NJ. E. Church, and
AIT. McKelyey, Superintendent OF the
Sunday School connected with the same,
20 next week TO attend District Confer
ence at Woodsfeld.
Prof. Black and wife returned to-day
from Cincinnati, where they have been
since vacation.
The "almy" bug has made its appear
ance in spots here In large numbers.
Since commencing this letter am told
that the workmen have finished the re-
pairs on the narrow gauge, and trains will
run as usual.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-21

ELEGANT HAIR Is woman's browning
beauty. When 1t fades she fades as well.
While 1t is kept bright, her personal at.
fractions are still maintained. By pre-.
serving the hair fresh and vigorous q
youthful appearance is continued through
many years. Those who gyieve over
their fading hair turning gray too early,
should know that Ayers Hair Vigor pre-
vents II, and restores gray or faded hair to
It's natural color. Its q clear and health
full preparation, containing neither oil,
dye, nor anything deleterions, and i'm.
parts to the scalp what is most needed
"a sense OF pleasant and delightful free.
dom from scurf or dandruR.-Nep Bern.
IN. C.l Times.
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A NOTED divine says: II have been US.
ing DR.. TUFTS Pills, the past three months,
for dyspepsia, weak stomach and nerv-
ousness. I never had anything TO
do me so much good in the way
OF medicine. They are as good as
you representation. recommend them
as the best pill In existence, and do all !
can to'acquaint others with their great
merits. They are special blessing"
~ REV. FIR, 0sGooD, New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-21

The Liver is more frequently the seat Of
disease than is generally supposed, for
upon its regular action depends, in great
measure, the powers OF the stomach,
bowels, brain, and the whole nervous sys-
tenn. Regulate that important organ by
taking Simmons Liver Regulator, and you
prevent most Of the diseases that flesh is
heir 10, MwF&w
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Eve Hpndred Tncusand slrong,

In the past few months there has been more
than 100000 bottles Of shiloh's Cure sold.
out OF the vast number Of people who have
used Il more than 1900 cases Of Consumption
have been cured. All coughs, Group, asthma
and bronchitis, yield at once, hence II Is that
everybody speaks in Its praise. To those
who have not used It, let Us say, you hayea
cough, or your child the Group, andyou value
lie don't fail to tryIt. For lame back, sideor
chest, use shiloh's Porous Plaster.
Sold by E. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas. Moenkemoeller, corner Main
and Twenty.second streets.
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Do YOU know that there are strange people
In our community, we say strange because
they seem TO prefer TO suffer and pass their
DAYS miserably, made so by dyspepsia, and
liver complaint, indigestion, constipation and
general debility, when shiloh's Vitalizer Is
guaranteed TO cure them.
Sold BY 3. Booking, Agent Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas MVenkemoeller, corner Main
and Twenty-second streets.
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Fon UpwARps or THRrY YHARs Mrs.
windows Soothing Syrup 'as been used
for children. II corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves tphsd colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dysa1tTy and dtdrrhnd,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy
2b cent, 9 bottt. paw
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~. w.. Ta.n IN H.4ko.. l.. q a..
:. nEw Ok, June 4srSotten steaoy w "a
l2Hc; futures steady; Flour weak; receipts
.ovOo o4trelsi supetnne wes e, anu st.se
- o9at 70; common I 70 gooa ~ loai ~; go9 90
70 ohoice ~ on. W; Wnite Wneat e1tra "a ~ oo
20 ~ ETA oalo " ogao ~ ~ % a ~ w ~ ~
w M,n nv. pa'ens 60 " so n6c ,,tI.
nneradsd snrinv Il 15. M 2 snring ii az "a
nj. M ! M,lwankse ii 1Sai IL. M, Q
ninth 4, ioE, pnsradsd rad Il n. No, a
Il Ia. No Q n Dial SSx. mixed winter n %
si aIiE. M 3 amber II Pal 29lt. nneraded
wbite n iSs1 II: No 2 Ell II: No i. sales
"a mn hrsheis NJ n isKaI ,ait M 2 red
fnne g las id OoII hnsb.Is at q esXe1 SS,
INV SsIsS o. IN bushels a, a. ilai az. An,
snsf ssies IN IIGI bushels M n 10aI 1oZ. Corn
sssisr o rscs;nts ~ I'M hnrheIs. nneradei IL
40. M = III. M 2 5oSSasa IA M. . lime
S9I<ssoiIc. INV 5S,zaS0S<c t,sts oniet and
s,ssdy. 1sc.in,s ~ "a bnsbels: wcstern mir.
al SistoIEc. wbIts western ssIta44c Hay
Arm and mn hanged. H1ns In far demand
.nif.e firmer. RiS carsoes ouoted at ISale,e:
reSnine TsEs7Xc Mo,asS.s en;et and mn.
asannaS ~ n,;at ps,so,arr, s,s s and
hjshsr t,,iIsS q fs5 crnde ss/,7 Xc. retined
az bii Resin nominaIIv nnehanpedt Tnr.
nsnt; me- onist Lat ar IN fair demand and
n bnvsrs, f.vor. hsmjo Z Ia 90 provis.
ions sT Heas aes, porf new mi s5afi s5 Bel
steady and in fair demand. Cut meats frm;
long rlear 7Ifci short clear 7itc. Lard steady:
prime tteam 81 26a7 80. Butter dull, with
downward tendency, at 1920. Cheese dull
and depressed at sa9xc. Whisky nominal at
81 12ai Is. 4 I
puuAny,pp,. lime 1a-Flour Arm for
cboics er,,de.. M;nne,ota ertra family meSi.
um IA st.sct NJ "a 71aa H. msdinn; 10 rs.
can,I T,e s s * o.. choice rs S1. fsncv
a az Sh;n sood Is ~ 81 Tnn;. his5
Sr. Ss1 "a 75ss Ell Ell snr;na infant nroc.ss
q; " S0s7 a5 rive aonr nnebanSed Wheat
uIi, ~ ss 70 S IA t,,S1.E ~, =, ~
aI SotI III 81 naIl "sSs VI .,,an,har e. 1,ar
S;d e m asian r' Yarn .,aa5v. b;ob m;Yed
Si1 ; osao. ra;setsd a.. al n,,rad Si 10 lid
Ssstc a tsG. INV Soc II ia s,K ~ al ssked:
I..aE.,.. - III, 10. ..Iraa S.,tn.ss. EtLe