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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-28

Emission. Aversion to Society Dimness Of vision
Noises IN the HeN1. the vital f1id passing upoi
served iE the Urine AMI In.ny othsr diseases that
lead 70 insanity ard daxtti
DR. SiNfiE wti asEee 70 forfeit FIVE Hr-S
nzxD DoLLs ~ fer case q this kind the VITAL.
AEsFukAfiNE under his special sayfco ana
trsAftnenti Wall not cure OF Zoe ANYTHING iu1purr
or iujurioos found In 10. DR MiNrfR s-a-ss IN
Private DISEASES successfully wsl..l,.. 1.-reary
s'cssULrAxfcs ERxE- Thorough e1s.ainGtIon AMI
~ Wee. including suaiysas u urine IS ca. Pr1ea
q VITAL EEsToZArIyK. $500 bottle, OF fouf
times the quantity. 5000 sent 70 1nv addrsss
npon receipt Of Price, o. G. o D., secure f-orn
oSeerv 4ti1ll AID Ia private nzrEe II sferras ~
a. Z NiETlE, NJ D.,
II he@F1y Stgess, san Francisco Gal
DA- HTNTlE.s KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPHRRT.
LCnA. ceres al kinds Of Kidney Ard FIssSs,
Camp sintk. GastosThGe2. t5eet, Lsnearrheaa We
sse By sd druggists: Sl.e bottle az bottles ser
DR. MfSTEE'5 DASDELIOs PILLS. ara .hs
oest and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS ears
In the nsrket- For sac BY all sirneztsss
AL orders fer mcGiesne C. o. d. mnst b. aecor..
rsnlsa VIA u, Ia guarantee Of 20 faith
wnsch Val Be deducted when the packaas g
shipped. LdS-.x~
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clean sweep and seven lives lost; In
Warrington township. thirty homes
we're destroyed and Eve lives lest; IN
Elmer township, thirty homes; in
Moore township, forty homes and four
teen lives; in Argyle. thirty bones ard
thirteen lives; In AustiD. sky homes
and DlDe lives; in Mzrion, twsntv-six
homes and twenty five lives; IL Dela
ware. forty homes and seven lives: IN
Mluden, thirty bones sal BridaehAup-
ton forty homes I.auotte. Evercre n .
and Greealeaf have suffered 10 lives
aud properly in The sans proportion,
but tEsre are TO particulars Ia Flynn
township thirty homes wire destroyed;
IN Speaker. twenty-five: in SaulIac
teD; In Lexington, twenty; sni IN Ell.
twenty five.
In Huron eosnty the losses were IS
follows; The village of Bai Axe. popu>
lstion' 800, only the Curt House AID
one store saved; Hurln City, pouula
ton 2U0. clean sweep; Unbley, popu-
ia;ion loo, clean sweep, P4rlsville, pop
ulation 100. clean sweep; Port II 1pe.
three mills, salt block. lumber. and SIX
dwellings destroyed. The townships Of
Bingham, Paris. Bloomfield. and Rubi-
con are burned black. There az eighty
five dead IN these four townships, aud
many otasrs missing
Reports received every hour increase
the death rate Every township suf-
fered in the same degree b. K. Noble,
q banker at Lexington. estimates the
loss OF property in Huron aud Sa, iiac
counties at So, 600, 0O0 The insurance
among the farmers was mostly in a nu-
tual company, whose members are the
principal sufferers, and who. Of course,
are unable to pay assessments.
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

OtyHPs1s " artlllSton territory. 4
N oT1CK Is HkREBY GIVEN THAT. * con-.
y Fiiance with the provisions Of the Act OF Con-
greSfApproved June :. ISIS. entitled An Act for
me a of Timber Lands Ia the states OF Cslifor.
ma. Oregon. Nevada and Washing on Territory. q
David A Logan Of Snohornish county Washington
Territory. has this day f1ed in this once his Dill
eaten 70 purchase the So Of SEX Of secsfoa 8.
NkA OF NEA Of SEXTON 7, and W i Of Nwk ~
section NJ. > N township No. 81 north. range No.
east CO the Willamette Meridian.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the said
described land. OF any poTticn thereof are hereby
require 10 file their claims III this once within
sixty ts0l dAys fruFa date hereof
Given under my hand, a. my once in olvuapia
W. T., tAis tie lsrh day Of August. A. D. ISL.
J. T. BROWN
au3I-iiw Register 81 the Land Once
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Notice Of Applicat on to Purchase
Timber Land.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,

Oynpia Washington Territory.
NOTICE Is KgREBY GIVEN THAT. IN I ON
' iauce with the provisions of the Act Of Con.
gress approved June 3, ISIS, entitled IAN Act for
the sale OF Timber Lands in the Ststes Of Caifor.
Ms, Ortgon, Nevada nd Washington Territory .
Nehemiah Preston, OF King county. Washington
Territory. hes this day filed in this office his ap-
plication to purchase the 4 Of 3 = OF section No
~, 10 township No. q north, range No. 7 east of
the William tie Meridian.
Any and all rtrsons claiming adversely the said
described aud, or any portion thereof are hereby
required to ME their claims in this office within
sixty lt0l days from date hereof.
Given unoer my hand. at nv Office IN Olympia
W, T., this 2lst day of September, D. 1881
J. T. BROWN.
s2+llw Register of the Land Office
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No'iee of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.
0rYarr,ra " .arrrn-r..r.,,- rr,.....-...-..--.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA. WASHINGTON TERRlroRY.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That. IN COM.
~ plance with the provisions of the Act OF
Congress approved June 8. 1878, entitled IAN Act
for the sale Of Timber Lands in the States OF Cal
fornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri
tory. Isasc n. Bigelow, Of King county. Washing
ION Territory. has this dsy filed in this Office his
Application to purchase the Sk Of Sk Of Section
No. 20, in Township No. "a north range No, 7 east
Of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described Land, or any portion thereof, are here.
By required to file their claims IN this Office with
In sixty 1907 Gays from dste hereof
Given under my hand. at my off1cs In Olympia.
W. T., this 18th day Of September. AID. 1881
j. II BROWN,
sZs-llw Register of the Land Once
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
UNIrkp STATES DIsrR1cr LAND orrIcE.

OLYMPIA, WAsaEarON TKRRrroRYl
NOTICE IS hereby GIVEN THAT. IN con-.
= piisnce with the provisions of the Act of
Congress approved June 8, 1878. entitled An act
for the sale of Timber Lands In the States If Cal
fornia, Oregon. Nevada and Washington Terrific
~, Mortimer II. Duane. of Kitssp county Wash.
lnetsh Territory has this day iled In this office
hisapplication TO purchase the N y Of Swk, NaA
Of SEA and sWA Of Max OF Section No "a. in
township No. 81 north. range No. east Of the Will
lAniette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described Land, or any portion thereof are hereby
required 10 file their claims In this Office within
etxty 1901 days from date hereof
Given under my hsnd AZ my office in Olympia,
W.T., this the LIST lay of September. AID 1881,
J. T. BROWN,
sIO-liw Register of the Land Office
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
L. s. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W. T,

L. 3. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W.T.
August 18th. 1881. !
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A. j. BUSH
has filed notice of intention TO make final proof
before the Clerk OF the District Court at his Office
In Seattle, W T., on Monday, the 10Th day Of Sep
temoes, AID. 1881, on Presumption d s. No 5l34
for the lots and Ane NEA of Mex OF section
80, township "a north, Ange 8 least. He names as
witnesses Dsvid n Taylor, Alfred A. Fisk and
William 0. Hill. all of Falls City. and Thomas J.
Cherry, of Squak, King county, ". T.
au2O-5w T. BROWN. Register.
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LAND OFFICE NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Q. s. LAND OFFICE AT oLY,fp1A W.T.

Z. .. LAND UffICE At ULYMPIA, ". T
Sept 18th, 1881.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT DORR
Forbes has nled netice of intention to
make fnal proof before the Judge, or in his a5-
sence, the Clerk Of the District Court at his
Office in Seattle, W. T.. on Saturday, the 18th
day of October. A. D. ISL on Homestead Appli-
cation No. 3l44 for the lots 3. 4. ami south half
of \. W. quarter Of Section 1, Township 25 North,
Range East. He names as witnesses Noble
Edmonds, Stephen Niblsek. James Langdon and
Edwin Iangdon. all of Seattle King Comfy W.T.
sl75w J. T. BROWN. Register.
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DAssEN0ER AND FREIGHT OARS OF THE
J. oolnrnbis and Puget Sound Railroad will leave
Seattle sveyy day Sundays exeepted) at 7.30 A.
~. and p. NJ. Arrive % Renton % $50 A. NJ
snd '. n. Arrive II Newcastle ct $50 A. n. and
am.
RETURNING. leave Newcastle at IL A. N. and
Pm. Arrive az Rentoa al llas A. n. and 5:li
IN. Arrive 81 Seattle st p. n. and I'm.
Depot on Second street. near King.
J. NJ. CoLMAN,
sepis-dtvu Assistant Superintendent
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MALARIA i an UNSEEN vAPOROUS

MALARIA 4 AN UNSEEN vAPoROUS
Poison. spreading disease An6 death IN many local
titles, FOR which quinine Is 40 genuine anticOte,
but fer the effects OF which Hosteiters stomach
Bitters Is not only thorough remedy. but 8 rels-
bic preventive. To this fac: there IS al over
whelming srray OF ties imoDy. extending over
period OF thirty years. All disoi ders Of the liver
stomach snd bowels are also conquered by the
Bitters.
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A new lighthouse, in which the cleo
trio light is to be used. has jus: been
completed at Marseilles. The light
will be equal to $500 gas jets and will
be visible at distance Of twenty seven
miles.
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NOTICE.
House Raising and Moving
Apparatus
ON PUGET SOUND.

Cossissing 81 fcsy t,ekecrsws full srt OF rollers
espstAn. hocks. Az. am prepared 70 40 Hny ucrk
N that hns os tbs saarss~s notice and In tie noss
- tsfsefsry nAnnsr. Will - 10 suy place 90 he
eeens. Thx he~s Of rrfer~ness efysu'
All orfeu len q sAs HsrawErN sscr~ AZ y "
MtsfhuRf. % fro@t Ssress. win hs promp<sv
zftenA<1 %.
Also Sseaserexs and etksr apparstns osn b -
- ns a. apssfsakiua - rsasonshis rssas.
tswH ~ DuRRgYT.
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TOLEDO, october 9S,z4Whent veal, M, .od
spot 81 AZ, November 81 ll1o DeeeinbeY Al ISt
asked, Corn weak; No 2 spOt and DeceniBeF Gcs
year held At CSC; May nLG Oats utiiet Aid In.
changed, ClOspd-Wheat utiet, M. q mi mi
81 l0lS Did. 81 4ie Asked october ii Il. November
6i1. q W. askedi DFCenhet 81 ~ yeGf Il Il
nll Y W asSe.i IgIligIY " iP1tal td4i No, . red
u filA Worn Neauyl W, Y ipot b43ka9tei October
helu o. hpi peceIlIet w year oie bid; May
heseeiipW;LM w iigVg 9pShelH shipments
shipments co bushels 'f'''p'' WV bushels
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Gle GRtelIigettter.
sENATOR VOORHEES,
Explains His Utteranees at Atlanta ON
the Tariff Question,

Explains His Utteranees at Atlanta ON
the Tariff Question.
Special to Cincinnati Commercial,
TERRE HAUTR, IND, October 22.-In a
letter received here tonight from Senator
Voorhees,, that gentleman defends his posi-
ton on the tariff at Atlanta US follows
"What said there was upon mature re-
Election, Iexpected to be criticised-and
for that reason l asked no one to share my
responsibility by consulting in advance,
The platform OF 1880 was violent depart
ure on the subject Of the tariff, and has no
precedent in the history Of Democratic
platforms adopted in National Conyen-
tons. | have examined them all. The
declaration for q tariff for revenue only
was never before made in National Dem
ocratic convention, and Is burlesque on
common sense. Every tariff on imported
goods necessarily protects something man
ufactured in the United States, To avoid
all protection We must abolish all tariff
and resort to direct taxation. The great
question while we have u tariff for revenue
is to so adjust 1t as to afford the protection
which 1t always carries to those interests
which need and deserve protection, and to
II where 1t Is not needed,
"This was my position at Atlanta, No
more and no less We are compelled to
have u tariff for revenue, and protection Is
one OF It's absolute incidents, from which
there Is no escape, and while this state Of
things exists l want the West and the
South to embrace the advantages which
arise from 1t, We lost Indiana in the last
three weeks Of tho campaign Of 1850 on
the absurd issue made by our platform on
this subject In my opinion that issue will
never again be presented in that form bya
Democratic State or National convention,
and my purpose at Atlanta was TO aid in
q sound position for the party
hereafter l was warmly Endorsed III the
South by leading men, who have styled
themselves Free Traders, Tho policy ]
declared will make the South the richest
part Of the globe, and will promote the best
interests OF Indiana, l',i
"By living, moving, and actingin view Of
the present Interests, and by not cllnging
TO mere theories without any possible APP
plication, the Democratic party has a great
future, but not otherwise 4.e-
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lftt s..ssSsl
), Iine table for East and West corrected 70 JULY
Ifsini lesye PanhAndls Depot foot Of nszenth
aFeet near Public Landing, daily, except spnuay
q tolloWS;
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Rnron Won .IInnhnI,It.

In his travels and explorations In South
America, became deeply interested in the
wonderful proportions Of the Coca plant.
Consumption and asthma, he says, are nm.
known among the natives who use II, and II
Is furtherm0re conducive to longevity. The
Coca forms one Of the ingredients OF tho
liebig Co. q celebrated Coca Beef Tonic. ut
Is conducive TO health and longevity 1tsuse
Is very beneficial. EGamplesOf longevity are
Ood M Save use IT, cases are w Sot G Do
Of Indians attaining the great age OF 1880
years" says Prof. j. J. Van TshudI travels
In Peru, along tho Andes, ETC. BE sure to
got Liebig Co.'S Coca BeeftTonic as there are
worthless Counterfeits. II Is invaluable In
dyspepsia, liver complaints etc. Imitators
will be prosecuted. '1 TTlI4s
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Allow cold to advance In your system and
thus encourage more serious maladles such
as Pneumonia, Hemorrages and Lung
troubles when an immediate relief can be so
readily attalned2 1IoscnEEs GERMAN SYRuP
has gained the largest salem tho world for the
cure Of Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung
Diseases tits Dr. Bosclee's famous German
prescription, and is prepared with the greatest
care, and no fear need be entertained In ad.
ministering Tito the youngest child, as per
directions The sale Of this medicine Is UNI
precedented, Since first introduced there has
been constant increasing demand and with.
out a single report Of allure TO do Its work in
any case. Ask your lDttiggiSt d tothettuth
Of these remarks. Large sizes 10 cents. Try
itand be convinced. A''' rThs4w
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Co-EtIucatIon Among the Quaxers.

Co-Eiucation Among the Quakers.
Providence III. ~ Correspondence Of the Augusta
(Ga,) ChrOnlCle
The Quakcrs arc well abreast Of the age
in their educational institution here. tits
at once school and ahome, including
both instruction and training, with the
greater care to the latter With character
istic Quaker exaltation Of moral rectitudc,
every iniluenceiis sought to be exercised
which will establish principles md habits
going to shape symmetrical character. The
Co.educatiOn Of the sexes Is held by them to
be advantageous To both, and the college
points with qualification TO the record that
during the sixty-tliree years OF It's opera
ton not a word oisCandal has been uttered
against one Of It's pupils, Mutually refining
influences OF their being brought together,
as they are here, Is strongly urged. Their
dormitories are In opposite wings Of the
building. They study apart, but meet for
Rotations In the dining.hall they sit at
the same tables, but opposite, and II Is u
strikingly interesting spectacle, this OF two
hundred girls and boys, about equally d.
NIueuI luClllb euCh uluclj nuu Lnc ptIluCt
decorIm Of each side OF The table In the
presence Of the others. Teachers sit re-
spectiyely at the head and foot OF each
table. The recreation and exercise grounds,
separate the sexes, are charming In
their expanse and arrangement. Boys are
encouraged In athletic sports--the girls rs
well as the boys have well.equipped
gymnasium. II Is the policy OF the man
agement to provide the students with
wholesome amusements, aifording them
the innocent pleasures they would seek II
allowed to 20 about tho city ut will, while
the temptations OF vicious enjoyments are
thusavoided.
"0ur girls 60 from graduation here"
said Augustine Jones, principal Of the
school, TO me, Stree from weak sentimen-
tally. II Is not likely that girl sitting in
front Of q boy, however handsome lie may
by, watching him eating cabbage, for In
stance, will fail to discover thathe is but
human. No good Is assured either boy
or girl In educating them entirely apart,
while with the system we have here, aCCus-
toned daily 10 seeing each other, each can
not but recognize that the other is not the
ethereal object fancy might morbidly paint
were each shut In from sight OF the other.
Emulation In their studies Is influenced by
Joint Rotations, refinement Is promoted
BY their being brought face to face in the
chapel, I hold that both girls and boys
arc lnestimably benefited by our system Of
co.eduCatiOn.
Sixteen OF the States arc represented in
this school. About one.half the pupils are
OF Quaker families. The excellence Of the
school Is appreciated by parents Of other
Sects Quite a number Of the students are
from tho South. The supplies for the table
are chiefly produced on the farm belonging
to the school. It's gardens afford an abInd.
ance oithe finest vegetables. Twelve fat cows
supply the milk Used. The fare Is In every
respect excellent. .
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a coyot. cold q sots ThrOat .hopld ID

A CopaH Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results imam In.
eltpHe lpSB dlsaase Of c9nsutRpt9h.
Browns Bronchial TrdchaB do nh disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balshtts,
but act directly on the inAenied paris, 9llay.
Ing. irritation, give relief iI Asthma, Bfon.
chitis, Coughs, Catatth and Throat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are sub.
ject TO. For thirty years Browns bronchial
IabS, And SlwayS 'EfyS 'bttldSt salhlajtlon,
Having been tested 6y Wide and constant use
ior nearly an entire generation, they have AZ
tanned well.mefited rank among tiie iaV
staple remedies Of the age. Sold az % cents 4
boz eyetyWheFe' TFHs4W
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cclpll iQaia blI65. EypoFil 70 Great Britain $40
bales eel,tgils 500 hllss saie 500 bales stock,
NV oltlAas, ocl6heF e ,-culhe active and arm;
RIO CANOES Ordinary 70 Prime eal9ke. Sugar
iIloyaiaf Cd fully taiF ssslte prime Sc yellow
eladaed 8 ia9c, MolAs'es dali; Old 2iA27e.
CnciANAIL October 2s.-Hogs steady; common
and light IS 0Qlg 2is packing and bntchen' S Goa
o as Reeeipts !, 800 head; ihipments $40 head,
PlTIsSrR0H, Pa. ,oetober2B, -PEIRotIrX-Ac
United CERTIFICATES weak and lower; closed Rt ss)fc
fot PhilAdelphlR delivery, .......l
INV YoRK, October 26.-WooL-ouIet and dFm;
domestic heeces aalsc; pulled 20al2c; unWRshed
l2AS5e; Texas lGAS2c.
NV YoRE, October ca LIATHRR Firm and
falEly active; HemloCk sole 22a26c.
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never too Lnis 70 Mend.

Thos. j. Arden, William street, East tuHa.
10, writes "Youf Spring blossom has worked
nj me splendid. had no appetitei used to
sleep badly and est w IN the morning llttre.
ifestedi my breath Wis very. dfiehsive and, !
suffered from severe headache; since using
yotf Spring Blossom oil these symptoms
have vanished, and I feel quite we'll" Price
30 cents, trial bottle 10 cents. =.
p. sold Y SWAaSsSs3Ilas 4s. pao WHOLESALE
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" Adam Had nd d gaktc Of aTiiteen"
placed In bis hand at an early period NJ bis
existence, tbs whole SpIi.rYe q history might
and II biliousnesS, indig estion, sick heatllche
or dyspepsia were unknown, Spring Blossom
would hot be needed. Price 80 cents; trial
bottle 10 cents, @.i ,tN -
Sold By iiaughlin Bros Il Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling VIVA. ia'l .r9'"H.
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virtue Acknowledges.

Mrs, Ira 8tulholland, Albany n. y, writes.
''F6t Yethl years ] have suffered from Oft
recurring bilious headaches, constipation,
dyspepsia, and complaints peculiar 70 my
am a entirely relieved Price $lO trial
Sold BY Iaughlih Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va : {l.I,l
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Alts. Barnharl, COT. Pratt and BtoadHay,
guhalo, was lof twelve years q sufferer from
rheumatism, and alter trying every known
remedy without avail. was entirely cured BY
Thomas Eclectic oil
Sold By LAughlIh Bros q Co., Wholesale
Druggists Wheeling, VIVA,
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cARBUNKLEs,I Felons, Boils, Sores Of long
such as Ulcers, Assesses, ETC., posi-.
lively cured without the aid OF q knife or
poultlce, by using Mra Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing salye. Piles, Salt Rheum, Fry.
Sipelas, Soft and liberated Corns, Chilblains,
etc, II has never failed 10 cure. For sale BY
Logan y Co.. N n -----LL--L--I pAR
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lhllAdel ,,,.,,...,,., as n T;A0 N
New York. ,,,,,,,.,.,,., G65 q 1G1 q
Boston. 40 PM GiOfh
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REcnPls 0I an WEE.


The arrivals Of cattle during tho week amounted
70 o 800 head against 9047 last week aud $50 head
the corresponding week Of last year, and the sales
during tho week amounted " 3lb9 head, against
3 ~ last week. aud 1902 head the corresponding
week OF last year, and were as follows;
10 blluloES w
10 country ueale 5l6
To Eastern Speculation ~
To Washington City utcherA,vr,.-..,r.,,...p,
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New, quick, complete cure days, urinary
affections, sniarting, frequent OR difIlcult
urination, kidney diseases. III. Druggists
Depot, Laughlin Bros, Wheeling 1'l .h
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TRANSPORTATION.

ldotsS R I.I sSSanAti S 8 Fl
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ThGrc Is heavy increase IN tho number Of the
OlIengs over last week, and there being little or no
outside demand, trade Il reported quito slow III all
the yards for butcher sheep lambs aud stock sheep
We quote butcher sheep ut lIfc; lambs laS14C
stock ewes 81 bOa3 90 and Wetheni ALiaiU ar r. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-27

The whole beef cattle trade was concentrated to-
CllTemont yards phnllgHd their base 70 their former
positions on the hill, Trade was quiet, the market
being generally Euggish, and prices for medium
and common cattle were tSA%c lower, while there
was no change In the best grades ThG quality wis
abOutlIks last weeks oileFinR The best lot d cat
tie among the offering was broughtby John Kidd
from Hartford county and sold by y0n and House.
man to two Of our home butchers al Opr top prices,
QnOtAtlonl y 6Oa6 IS per 100 pounds most sales
from 3Ila4JEC. sub or .uiiiutII
Iic6 C0ms-Prlme COWS $50 OOa6O OO at retail, No
quotations for common grades
I ~ iH,i THE SWINE MARKET a. iItr