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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04
DIED.

sTULIr-On "wednesday, March ,, 1850, AT 2.
NJ MINNIE FLORENCE, daughter OF g. III and
May J. Stull aged ycars, : months and IL days
Funeral Friday morning al 10 O'Clock, from
the residence OF the parents, No. 1000 Jacob
street Interment at Greenwood cemetery.
McELLIGOTT-wed neSday, at 1 A. NJ, March
e. 1850, MICHAEL MCELLGuTr aged l9yearS.
Funeral from Wheeling Hospital at 1880 A.
~ to-day.
HEATING "Wednesday March ,. 1850 at 10
o'clock ?. NJ. Mrs NJ. J. bEArING, In the S3rd
year OF her age.
Funeral from the residence OF her son-in law,
4. T. linn. Bridge corner Friday March 9Th, at
gocloJk A. NJ Mass at Cathedral lnterment
at MI Calvary cemetery. Friends arr invited
10 attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04
Sealed Proposals for Use Of
Coal Scales.

NHhkllNG, w VA, Mhl II =, lNNuT
Sealed proposals will be received at tho OihcO
OF the CITY Clerk until Monday. March 3, 1880 at
5O'CluCk r. NJ, for the uAe Of the Coal Scales In
the different wards Of the city for the year COM
mruCng on the first day Of May 1880,
The Scales that proposals will DO received for
are ~ follows:
FirSt warl-LoCRicd near the corner Of Sew
onth aud Market streets; also at the corner oi
Fourth and Main.
Second Ward Scales at the north end OF Sec
Oud Ward Market House.
Fourth Ward Scalps-Onc on the corner uf
Foil and Seventeenth streets. also one at the
east cnd'ui seventeenth street bridge.
Filth Ward Scales AT tho south end Of the
Market square. also NJ Budley Bros. coal bank.
seventh MHrd-ScIlCs located on Zane street
Eighth Ward Scales Ono on the corner uf
Thirty ninth and Jacob streets an1 one al Bod
ley Bru>' GOAL bank
FOR the safety of persons bidding and securing
leases 10 iSHnuouuCUd that the contracts will be
~ drawn that each weighcr in addition Ia be-
ing subject To the penalties prescribed III
the ordinance n passed December .. lh1g, for
ANY violation thereof will Forfeit his lease ii he
shall by varying from the changes prescribed In
said ordinance, or by soliciting orders for deal
erS In articles 10 be- weighed or rendering them
any material special service, or by any uniRir
means secure or bid Tor the patronage tO bis
scales Of any person whOmsucver the Commit
Ice uu Scales rcscrvng the right 10 reject any or
all bids. ALIEN. tPDEGRAFF,
maria City Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04

Is delivering bis dissenting opinion
in the Virginia cases, Judge FIELD said
he could NOT speak In moderation OF
the propositions involved in the deer
sion Of majority Of the Court; that the
decision was violent attack on the re-
served rights Of the States; that II the
Federal Courts had the power under
the Constitution to punish State judges
in the judisial exercise OF the powers
conferred ON them by State laws, they
had the power to punish the State Leg
lstures-- yea, the Governors OF the
States themselves having the pow
err thus 10 destroy the agencies OF the
States, finally to destroy the States
themselves"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04

THE British chemist who claims tO
have discovered the secret of manuiac-
turing diamonds, it is announced by ca
bic, states the cost OF his process is 50
great that dealers need fear no change in
the market because Of il. So diamonds
are not by il to be reduced 10 a level
with window glass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04

WASHINGTON dispatches say that many
OF the ablest jurists at the Capital, view
with surprise and alarm, the far-reach-
ing demolition, by the highest judicial
authority Of the country, Of what has
been considered as left of the reserved
rights of the States, as accomplished
through the decision in the SrRAuDER
and Virginia cases.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04

A VERY general desire prevails to see
the full opinion delivered by Judge
F,ELp in the SrEAUDER case. From the
extracts already sent out We Judge It to
be well worth perusal by every cisi-
zen of the State and country. We un-
derstand that toy. MATuGwS has tele-
graphed fora copy as soon as printed,
and We shall endeayor to obtain and
give il TO the readers Of the REGIsrER in
full, a. soon as possible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04
~ altOQcthe

THE German government has officially
announced that the volume OF silver cur
rency will be Increased iron ten to
twelve marks per capita Of the popula-
ton Of the empire. THIS is an increase
OF twenty per cent, and does not look
quite like 4 total demonstration OF sill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04

Ir it stated that the Senate Committee
ON Indian Affairs has agreed 10 report a
bill which will change the entire status
OF Indians under our system of govern
mcnt aud, in fact, grant the iundamen-
tai reforms that have been asked. This
bill, it is stated, proposes to give the In
dams hOmeSteads in seyeralty, to ex-
tend over them the authority and the
protection OF the civil and criminal laws
Of the United States, and TO continue a
certain amount Of assistance until they
become self-suppor,ing and civilized.
This comedies almost everything that
has been asked. The great point is the
admission OF the Indians to the privi-
leges OF our laws as citizens; and this
will be peculiarly dIstasteiul to the
horde OF Indian agents which crowds
the interior department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04
SEALED PROPOSALS.

CRY CLERKS OFTIcE.
wHEEIISG, W. Va, February -, lasO.
Sealed Proposals wall be received at the office
Of the City Clerk until Thursday, March I, 1850
at O'Clock ?. ", for furnishing and delivering
the City Water Works, City Building, City Prison
Lock Up and Hose Houses with Clean Coal
mixed Coal or Coal aS IL comes from the bank
for one year beginning on the lst day Of April
1850 payments u DC made monthly. The con
tractor ~ give bond and good security for the
iulhllment OF the contract. Proposals 10 be AL
dressed 81 the Chairman Of the Committee on
Water Works" the Committee rcscryiug the
night 10 reject any or all bids.
fe2H ALEX. UPDEGRAFF, City Clerk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04

Tux citizens Of Waynesburg have be-
come so well satisfied with their little
narrow gauge road to Washington that
they now propose TO extend the road
further South TO Blacksville, in this
State, a distance Of thirteen miles, and
possibly even further still. Subscrip-
tons sufficient for making the surveys
and procuring the charter have already
been raised, and it is expected the road
viii be under contract by April or May
This road will be built by a new eompa-
ny alioeether.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04
KINapoM FOR A CANDIDATE

KINGDOM FOR A CANDIDATE.
All over the State the Republican
mountain is in labor with the effort to
bring forth candidate Tor Governor.
The Republican kingdom with all its
emblems Of ROYALTY, its power and pat
ronage (and its prospect Of certain over
throw is freely offered To the bold ath-
lete, who will venture tho race, but
has no takers.
The majority of the party are hang
ing their hopes upon Dr. I. IL. LOGAN,
oi this city, as a candidate at good run
ming qualities, and who, a. a man of
fine presence, ability, integrity and pop
ularity, might he able to carry the bur
den Of heavy campaign with some
grace and dignity. but alas, men OF
this stripe are not to be drawn into
wild goose chase. They have always a
bird in hand, and are not after letting 1t
20 for that other bird in.the bush. Hence
we say, not officially, but confidently,
that this dear child oi hope will lie
a bOrnin'.'
others are looking with hopeful, visit
fnl eyes toward u campaign IN which
Gen. Corr shall ride with an air OF
triumph, with flying colors AMI assur-
ing speech, up To the very threshold OF
the subernatorial mansion and that they
may thus once more, get view oi the
promised land even ii they 10 not enter.
But again We say, alas Gen. Corr has
been here, and KNOWS how II is hlm-
sell" lie don't propose 10 travel that
weary road again Tor only longing look
at the coveted prize. lie is convinced
that the land the Republicans seek to
possess IS inhabited by giants. and he Is
for turning back to the old tlesh-Pots,
There is only pas. thing that Gen, Corr
is moro 4 arAofth b. Vas at one time
of being 3oSsfdof Of " est Virginia, and
that is, AaS k&b,A 80 be a candidate
again in l. cEiciaEy speaking"
And tbs sk& sip<n still, who arr
resting tier kpo>e n NJ. GEo. Z. Sur
elss, Of Ne pke>|k. There is a sGspi-
cion abroad slis>1 ~ 81 RsISS has dis
covered an haE1s'<yeaad approach to
the gubernAsori nAa,ien. Ii is not
paved with roxk<usctly, but with a
composition ,oi NJ kpd Ersenbacks. 1t
is thought ~ h.z< spj shd gOOi stay
enough OF this .lsE&l "a home and
abroad to mako az <Nnment appear
feasible, We exp<cet5s>e ne rank and
file of the party an bzAna scto digging
on this route, Vim NJ reapss As boss
engineer. 49,
uBut the fact is TIA tke Republicans
are about to throw s&ky hs'r opPortu-
nifty. The most sqqtPl flsnnent IN
a campaign is conidrz( N q eslldidate
amounts to anytlink - Slcrt have
this inspiration. The d ohk one
man in the State thai q IlobQsi With
this spirit, and that an g. - lAru-
AN, lately exhAlted tetlK - q one
of the Supervisors Of 81 ]ka West
Virginia. He has eoa9 - or che
himself has said it, +" aiA ~ cir
"it Is greaa @eresilt
I .on0 may he wayel Wan1 10 nm,
lest he be overlooked ~ @iy
hope Of the Republican ~ hlnrsc'
And now il the Repuhl<1n d9p,t
take our advice about this uo11ur ~
may 20 on labOring Lie ~ o1>F
we read about ~ Mo
Iorth alike result 49,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04

TuE total number OF pupils in attend
ance upon the public schools OF the
State Of New York last year was l,OSO,-
CO., and the cost Of their instruction
was SlO,34S,9lS, Of which amount the
teachers received in salaries s. CO.., 392.
There are II, S2i school houses In the
State. aud the aggregate amount ex-
pended in support OF the schools since
1850 is nearly S2OO,OOO,OJO. How does
that compare with West Nirg'nIas
school oprraiiuns2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04

WE have frequent requests Tor the
names of tho Democratic state and Con
yressional committees. We herewith
append the names and addresses OF the
full state committee. aud will add the
Congressional committees IN day or
two.
N Reilly, Wheeling, Chairman.
wv. Gallaher, Mouudsyllle, Secretary
aud Treasurer.
u. II. Leonard, Parkersburg.
W. Scott, Clarksburg.
~. X. Howard, Point Peasants.
W. r. GoShOrn, Charleston.
Ira J. Mctiinnis, CabellC G. IL.
A. G. Snyder, l.eWisburs.
W. q. Bennett, Weston.
T. h. Davis, keyser.
Dr. w. NJ. Dent, Newburg.
ii. Gettinger. Martinsburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04

THK Wisconsin Democrats, according
to information gathered by the Ohicsgo
Tri5,.nS, viii send twenty BAYARD dele
gates tO Cincinnati
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04

Iris now thought by experts in the
business that Congress will continue IN
session until after the meeting oil the
National Democratic Convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04

Tus Ways and Means Committee has,
by a vote OF seven TO six. indefinitely
postponed bills before it reducing the
duties ON steel rails sugar, salt, Nc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04

Tux account OF JoHS kIss, IT,, ne
ceiver Of the Ohio and Mississippi rail-
road, shows a credit balance OF SIS, $50
ON the LIST OF February.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04

JAMES RUSSELL LoWELL, the poet
statesmen, will leave Madrid this week
d resume his post as Minister 10 Eng
land. ..-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04

wIra GRANT, BLAISE or SHERMAN at
Chicago, says the Indianapolis Se's'''e1'
Indiana is Democratic by twenty thou
sand sure" That's bad fix.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04

Tx total coinage OF the United States
for February, a. shown by the mint re-
port. was SS,l6e,969. vi that amount
81 300 100 was in standard silver dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04

MISERABLE CHApLlNE STREET RLSI.
IL DBNCE. The magnificent residence on
Chapline Stucct, now occupied by Mr. A. ".
Paul. i hereby offered for rent. Possession civ.
en- April I. lSS0 This is considered one OF the
most desiuble aud convenient residences in the
city. and will be Let on reasonable terms APP
ply 10 THOMAS OBRtEN,
janS0 l6ll Market Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04

TuE work Of piercing Mount st. Goth
ard, between Switzerland and Italy, was
completed ON Sunday. This tunnel is
one of the worlds wonders. 1t is a
little over nine and quarter miles in
length, and has cost Sl3,0OO,0O0, the
money being furnished by Italy, Ger
many and Switzerland. The tunnel
opens a new route from Germany to
Italy, independent OF French control,
beginning at Lake Lucerne, in Swltzer-
land, and ending at Lake Maggiore in
Italy, where it connects with the Italian
system of railways. 1t forms the short
est connection between the Rhine and
the Mediterranean, and will be the most
important through line ON the continent
Of Europe. While its use in case OF war
has been one Of the motives Tor it's con-
struction, its effect will be to make
stronger the bonds OF peace in Europe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04
FOR RENT.

Expecting 10 remove our Wholesale Hat House
on or before the lsi Of April next 10 the rooms
now occupied BY Vance, Hughes & Co, No. 1901
Main street, we offer for rent the rooms we now
occupy, No. ll2l Main street
del3 HARPER 4 BRO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-NEw TWO STORY BRICK
II dwelling. corner Twentieth aud Chapline
streets. Hot and cold water aud gas. Inquire
of Nm HARE 70 Twelfth stlCet iaigh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04
Merchants Lunch /.

win BE served daily from s99 toll:0AM Mr..
Jim nolan. the popular manager. WIN snstsin
his mertted reputation - concoesor VI bevera.
Ses, and vii vAn upon bis guests With his wen
call upon Jimmy. EntnxDce hrst door below
Hotel enhance mArAecda
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04
FOR RENT
FOR RENT.

TINHE WARE HOUSE AND DWELLING, NO.
i lilS Main street, now occupied by MCSsrs.
&, krauS & Bro. Possession given April |, lisa
HENRY X. LIST
deco 1901 Main Strvct
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04
NOTICE
pEpEMPTIoN or CITY BONDS.

EXEMPTION or CITY BONDS
The huldcr ui the ~ per cent bonds 81 the
City ui Wheeling issued under the ordinance III
ls5l. are hereby notified that In accordance ill
provisions of said ordinance, the following bonds
3O7, I72, II. 2S3. I83, 3:s2. 100.
100. II3, 81, 28S, 2:b:S. 300. 200.
10, "a, $50, 100, 2I5. 2J7,
Having been drawn by lot will be paid on pre-
scutation o. the undersigned, aud will cease TO
bear Interest on ami after April |, lsS0.
HENRY X. LIST,
II. DAVENPORT
mrlm Commissioners City OF Wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04
nIMELY TOPICS.

GARFIELD will not allow his name to
20 before the convention.
WArrERsoN is still for Tilden. We
mean yet" lie is not still.
IL the whole number OF Cuban insur-
gents announced as having been captur-
ed IN that island by the Spanish officials
in the course OF the last fifteen years
could he counted up, the aggregate
would probably lar exceed all the mill
tsry forces OF Spain. Yet the insurrec-
ton still goes ON.
G. NJ. RUSSELL, of New Haven, pub
fishes a card setting forth that "Rev.'
Mr.. Ayres, of Bridgeport, who recently
stated that shortly before the second
battle of Bull Run he saw General Por-
ter talking with rebel officers, has told
precisely similar story about General
Mcdowell, and Russell intimates that
Ayres is liar.
Tux nomination OF Grant at Chicago
will, in our judgment, render the Dem
Ocratic nomination at CINCINNATI equiv
alent 10 an Northumberland Conn
mercidl.
TAKE it altogether, the National Re-
publican Committee will have uphill
work running this campaign on the
southern question" and war issues
LOuiSriHe COiU'isr-JOUHdI.
liz is the duty OF the Democratic party
to put Mr.. Tldcn down at any cost
Charleston IS. c. Neus and Courier.
PUT away his crack brain puzzle
tie has climbed the asylum STAIR
Numbers T., u. H.
Turned his head and sent him there.
-J,lcd O6Serrcr.
BEN PkRLEY PooRE's pamphlet on
John Sherman will so shrink his boom
that Mrs. Agnes jerks could wear 1t as
hustle aud not occasion any particular
excitement as the passes along Pennsyi-
vania Cler,lGRd Pldmdeatcr.
A STUDY Of the puzzle shows very
plainly that all the talk there has been
about the "immense number OF cOmbi-
nations" in the puzzle is waste at
words, and that all that can be done
with the puzzle is to move numbers
about by making two changes at time,
either change Of two numbers or OF a
number and u space, and therefore that
il is impossible to make change IN the
order in one without producing CORE
spending one elsewhere. Ii there is an
even number Of errors to he eliminated
they are struck out by pairs, and the
puzzle il solved; ii an odd number OF
errors at the start, they are cut down 10y
twos till only one remains, and there
We have To- stop. Boston Post.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04
TIE
New Mcclure House Sample Room

Has been atied up in fai-clAs. style, and ID
stacked with Strctly Fine, Pun Wines and IL
quorS. Milwaukee Beer an drAnght the kmons
AnbesuSer ST Louis Beer. used exclusively by
KAiser william. always on hand
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-04
THE LEGAL STATUS OF THE WEST
VIRGINIA SABBApH.

THE LRGAL STATUS OF THE w EST
VIRGINIA sABBApH. Fl
A very interesting decision OF the
Court Of Appeals Of this siste has Just
BEEN published, constituting the statutes
a az st Virginia relating 70 the ooserv-
ance Of the sabbath day. While this
subject is occupying the public mind to
some extent, and the statute law Of the
State is sought To be incorporated in
substance into the city ordinances, this
opinion defining the scope and intent OF
the law will be perused with general In
terest. -......
The case arose in Mineral county,
where Judgment Tor $500 was obtained
against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company for Sabbath breaking in run
ming its trains on the Sabbath. An APP
peal was taken by the company to the
Supreme Court, which sustains the
Judgment in a very exhaustive opinion,
Judge GREEN delivering the opinion OF
the court.
We extract from the opinion that por-
ton which explains the meaning and
object OF the statute law on the Sab
bath, showing very clearly that it is
not intended to enforce any religious
rite or Christian duty, but as measure
promotive OF the mental, moral and
physical well.heing OF men. After re-
citing the statute, the opinion proceeds
As follows:
1t isargued that this statute requires
this observance OF the Sabbath day as a
religious duty imposed upon US 10y God,
and that as corporations can owe no re-
ligious duty the statute cannot he con-
strued tn extend tothem. In this argu'
ment it is assumed as universally admit
ted, that God has imposed on all man
kind the duty Of keeping the first day 81
the week as holy. This assumption is
far from being conceded. 1t is Of course
not admitted by those Of our citizens
who are disbelieyers in the Christian re.
ligion. Nor is It true that il is admitted
by all believers in Christianity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-11
Hicks District.

T~asearora Tsmss-Rsviee, August.
Messrs. Catlin and Mcdonald, who
arrived in town Q few days ago from the
East, left today for the Hicks District.
where they have valuable mining prop.
erty. From the latter gentleman We
learn the following Of interest concern.
ing the mines In that section. A good
many locations have been made. and
enough work done in the district to e.
tablish the fact that the mines are wor-
thy Of further development. The ore
near the surface IL rich carbonate, which
1t 10 estimated will yield ct least 500
per ton In silver, and from forty 10 hfty
per cent. lead. At . lower depth the
ore found 10 In many instances free
milling. Mr.. Mcdonald was the original
locator and owner Of the mine which
bears his name. he sold the property
to Mr.. Catlin last Fall for S25, 900. BE
has other claims In the vicinity. and
goes back there to arrange for the dsvel.
opment OF them. From all accounts
Hicks will In time prove TO be mining
camp. It 10 proposed. We believe. to
erect extensive reduction works there
some time next year. For the present
all work ct Hicks will DO confined TO
prospecting the various mines and claims
already located.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-11

DR.. Tanner comes out Of his atarva-
ton test with Q forty days appetite.
The famine in Ireland was nothing oom-
pared with 1t. and the way ho 10 making
up for lost time Is q caution to restau-
rants and lunch stands. In fact no one
will contract to board him at all. and he
has to run q little rotisseris OF his own.
His wife. from whom be got divorced on
account Of her healthy appetite for
beans, laughs quietly to herself a. abe
reads about how her eccentric sI-hubby
is pitching into raw oysters. boiled eggs,
beefsteak and stewed potatoes. and
gorging himself in such . gorgeous
manner on watsrmslops and milk. And
he IL sorrespondingly gaining In weigh,
a. we'll a. strength. In fact, be 10 lks
q dried apple put to soat-sztrsmsly
absorbent. There was nothing saved by
his long fast-he has to eat al the faster
and more Of II to make up. Hs 10 like
the thousands Of old soaksrs who
"swsar Of" regularly for . year on
New Years Day. cocktail or . glssl
Of beer does taste % good about the
seventh or tenth day. The moral. sol
sntfc or practical effect Of his fast
amounts to really nothing at all.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-11

Col. Flattsrs, the chief OF the Trans
Sahara Railway expedition, has just re-
turned to Msrssilles. and reports tie
p~racticability OF route about 200 kilo-
metres south Of FL Goleo, In "a degrees
north latitude. The expedition found .
reasonable amount Of water, never hav-
ing been three days without II, and In
the course Of the exploration Q lake Wal
discovered, full Of ash and surrounded
by vegetation. The general character Of
the soil vas Q hard sandstone, though
for 80 Kilometres there was an arid belt
OF very hard limestone. The whole
country IL much infested with snakes
and lizards. and among the Wild animals
were sntelopes in great numbers. The
tamarisk tree grows luxuriantly In the
Sahara, acquiring . development Of
three and . half yards In circumference.
The price OF salt 10 enormous, 100 kilos
Of this necessary article being valued ct
four slaves. Al each slave 10 estimated
at $3.50, the cost OF two and Q quarter
pounds Of salt IL about 81.