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How Mr. Helm Learned the News.
Mr.. Helm, when interviewed about his removal,
said that he was at his desk in the Government
Printing Of1ce when he heard the telephone ring,
and on going to that instrument was asked by a
friend II that was true about him which was pub
lished In THE STAR extra He replied he had not
yet seen the extra, and then his friend read to
him the publication in regard to the removals,
which was the first intimaton he had OF any
action in his case. He Immediately returned to
his desk and wrote letter OF resignation to
Public Printer Rounds. In this letter Mr.. Helm
have refused to forsake a lifelong friend and join
In the hue and cry Of cruelty HIM without
waiting for proof that he was guilty or any crime
have known General Thomas j. Brady ever since
can remember. l was raised in the same town
with h. .m 1 knew him as boy and saw him
grow to manhood with the respect OF all his
neighborS. l saw him enter the service OF his
country-the first man to enlist in his state-and
late in the war had the proud distinction to
leadership. have, In fact, known him in all the
stations OF life, and have always, as now, been
proud to call him my friend And because nrmly
pelleVe In his innocence and believe that he Is
being prosecuted by the government, which he did
as much as any one man to save, and did not
hesitate to say so openly and above board my
manded by the President Of the United States. II
believed for one moment that General Brady
would be one or the first to denCunce him and to
earnestly demand his punishment to the fullest
extent OF the law, but, believing him innocent, as
do, cheerfully sacrifice my position rather than
JOIN In the hue and cry against him."
The New City Postmaster.
Mr. Thomas L. TullOch, who has been appointed
postmaster at Washington, ID. c., vice ID. b. Ain
ger, removed, is a native OF New Hampshire, and
occupied there at one time the position OF secre-
tary OF state. During the presidential camp,ign
OF 1872 he was secretary OF the republican Con-
gressional committee ami for the past four or five
years he has been disburSing officer in the Gene
raj POST -O1Ilce In this city,
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and now, therefore, this action has come without
warning from the direction of the White House,
although President ArthurS alleged friends have
been anxious to get every body else out and them
in
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cnntS The Post Office department requests per-
sons sending newspapers by mail to write their
names and addresses on the wrappers
ARMY ORDERs.-Capt B. NJ. Custer, Oath in
fantry is granted further extension Of leave for
quartnrmastpr, 10th infantry, has been granted
from January next The orders relieving Lieut..
SedgWlck Pratt,3i artillery, from operation of par.
l, o. 25S, November g. A. G. o., arSo relieving
Lieut. 5. nj. Mills, 5th artillery, from his duties In
him to report to the chief signal officer OF the
army for duty. have been Withheld; Capt. A. II.
GoOdlOe, % infantry, has been granted an eyten-
sion of leave on surgeons certificate until further
orders.
DINNER OF DIPLOMATs.-Senor Netto, the Bra
lillian minister, gave dinner party Saturday
evening In honor OF Senior Domingnez, the newly
arrived envoy from the Argentine republic. The
guests were Senior DOmingneZ, the Argentine min
lister; his sons, SenOr Florence DOmingneZ, secre-
tary OF the Argentine legation, and SenOr Luez
DomngneZ, attache of the Argentine legation;
ViscOunt Las NOgueirds, minister of Portugal:
Hon. Lionel Sackville- West, British ministers
Baron D'Arinos. minister OF Brazil In Belgium, and
Senor Jacques Godoy, minister of Chill.
DEATH OF Con-. EAGLE.-The Navy department
Is informed OF the death OF Commodore Henry
Eagle, retired. which occurred at New York yes
teriay morning, Commodore Eagle entered the
service January 1St, 1S13 and was placed on the
retired list July 10th, 1882 He was in his SD
year.
THE U. 8. 8. MONTAUK arrived at the League
Island navy yard, Pa, yesterday afternoon.
SURGEON JEROME H. RIDDER, U.S.N., has been de-
n I'm fv In fhn hI1ca Of
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The u s. s. MONTAUK arrived at the League
Island navy yard, Pa, yesterday afternoon.
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n sspS THE COLUMBIA BUILDING ASSOCIA-
y

F-EF iHE COLUMBIA BUILDING ASSOCIA-
The first monthly meeting of this New Association
vii be heid FEIDAY Evr MING, December LIST, at !
Patent Once This association is one of the s. in
sttutions fer money purchasing home that
Persons of limited means can jo he directors
ton be obtained of them at the following places:
Sep Johnson, Market Space. bet 9Th and sth II. W.
o1p p Gs.d Mac Mufray F7s Sa0 N street northwest
Ch2s. G. pUncGnson 9th and ID streets northwest
VIM. u. Goods. City Post Office
e e. DAVIS, S.h AID Market Snsce. .-..
j. Wesley Boteer. Mutual Fire Ins- Co 9th and Pa ay
John f. Thompson. 5th and NJ streets northwest.
1hos- NJ Reed. War department.
Shas chell, Goyernn, ut Printing Office.
Dan Macarty, G.. betws en- 18th and 18th sts. NV.
shares = rer month Now is the time to commence.
No back dues n27-5t
IL THE PROPRIETOkS OF ELYS' CREAM
BALM do not claim it 10 be cure all, but sure
remedy for Cata-Th Colds i'll the head and Hay Fever
Price so cents.
Apply into nostrils with little finger.
From Major Downs, Military Instructor, Mt Pleas
ant Academy, SIng Sing n. Y: During the very cold
weather was suffering with Catarrh. My head and
tn oat ached severely that obliged to give I'D
eyeryt thing and keep gu Eiys' Cream Balm was sug-
ges'ed Within an hour from the first application
felt relieved the pain began to subsie. In two days
was entirely cured. W. A. Downs. Feb. l5 1881.
II most heartily endorse the favorable opinion of
Major Downs concerning Elys' Cream Balm; it did for
me all that he expressed as having done for him. DE-
l. ID. FULLER, Dentist, Sing Stag. NY.
ELYS' CREAM BALM COMPANY,
n2'-eo5s Owego, New York.
~ CENTER MARKET
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ELYS' CREAM BALM COMPANY,
n2i-eoJs Owego New York,
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securing the acquittal and escape OF the worst
band or organized scoundrelS that ever existed
since the commencement OF the government
Very respectfully,
BENJAMIN HARRIS BREWSTER,

Special Attorney Bliss letter.
The following is the letter of Special Attorney
Bliss referred to in the report OF Attorney General
Brewster:
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II most heartily endorse the favorable opinion of
Major Downs concerning Elys' Cream Bam it did for
me all that he expressed as having done for him DIR.
l. ID. FULLER Dentist, Sing Stag. NY.
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Ghe1 g,,telliil1[efllle,,
lice. Nos. rs aud ~ Fourteenth street.
WHEAT AND CORN.
An Instructive Exhibit-lIow Our TX.
nOrta Hive hiNnslliY KIsru d

An Instructive Exhibit-IIOw Our Tx.
@l ports Have Steadily Risen. IN
r. II. Edmonds, the grain expert, Inns
published in recent number Of the Balti.
more Journal Of Commerce m elaborate
statistical review Of tho cultivation and
marketing Of American cereals from the
earliest times. lie brings out strikingly
the fact that the production ind export Of
wheat on'a great scale Is II comparatively
new business. As late as 1880 consider.
able quantity was imported from Europe,
md in tho five fiscal years ending june
30, 1910, the exports were only l,Sl9,sil
bushels. This ~ an average Of fSGs,5O
bushels year. Forty years Inter the NJ.
grcgale had risen' to lb3,a5o,7O5 bushels.
The exports Of flour, however, amounted
to IDOL ,3Si barrels for tho Ave fiscal years
ending III 1925. This was 1901 per cent.
Of tho total Of wheat and flour exported.
Tho percentage VI flour pretty
steadily decreased from that time
till 1850, wlienit WIS only 49, Of the whole.
LII the year ending with last June, lowov.
or, 1t rose 10 III per cent. 1t Is tho opin.
ion Of MIR. Edmondsthat the proportion OF
flour will steadily Increase in the future
owing to tho popularity Of tho American
article und tho necessity OF finding for.
eign market for the growing output Of tho
mills. The highest average value for any
period Of five years from 1871 to 1876 was
Tor the five years ended in 1870, when the
export value Of wheat averaged 81 - II
bushel, md Of flour IS o. Il barrel, the
lowest figures being 50 cents bushcl for
wheat III 1880 and 81 " per barrel for flour
In 1915. The total production Of wheat in
bushels for 1871 and 1850, with the Quauti.
" IN each section Of the country, is given
In thu fnllnivinn inhll.- NM
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Mothers! Mother. i, MotteE 81 !,

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick childsufisring and crying
with the e1cruciating pain OF cutting teeth 7
Il SO, go at once and get Il bottle Of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. IT will relieve
the poor little sufferer ilnmediately-depend
upon II; there is no mistake aboutit There
j. not mother on earth who has ever used
1t, who will not tell you at once that 1t will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother ans relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. It perfectly safe to
use IN all caseS, and pleasant to the taste, and
Is the prescription OF one Of the Oldest best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. Is cents bottle.
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The Change Of the seasons.

during the past summer weather wise
prophets have been disturbed by the fact
that in the city Of New Orleans the weather
has been much cooler than in the northern
cities Why this is it is harl to determine,
out inquiries are daily made by the cur:ously
disposed, who make inquiries Of NJ. A. Dau.
phin, New Orleans, La, in regard to the next
Monthly Grand (the l49,h) Distribution OF
the Louisiana State Lottery, Which takes
place October 10Th, under the role manage.
!uent Of Gen.! Is G. 7. Beaurerlrd, OF Louis.
iana.and Jubal A. Early. of Yirginin, when
$4,000, $4,000. $4,000, ETC., will be
given to SOME, one purchasinga ticket for S.,
ora fractional portion at same rate. DIV.
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How keIttODn

Cana man refrain from chopping the leaves
81 the Burdock with his CANE as he passes
1t Is "only weed" and yet few plants o,
weeds are so valuable, and few preparations
so popular, ms Burdock Blood Bitters, In
which all its valuable properties are 80 skill.
FULLY combined. 1t cures dyspepsia, indiges,
ton, constipation, govt, and all diseases
arising from impurities Of the blood. Price,
Sl.O0 LtlL-Ii- M. Is - I'M m :. i--'I.1'
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Jacob H: Bloemer, Of virgille, N. Y,
writes Your Thomas Eclectric. Oil cured
:ba4ly.swelled neck and sore throat on MY
son In 1orty.eight hours; one application
also removed the pal in from very sore toe
my w'les loot was also much inlaned-so
much 90 that she, could not walk about the
nolise; sue applied tho oil, and In twenty.
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"IIAckxErAck," a lasting and fragrant per

"1lAcEMETAck," a lasting and fragrant per
,fume. Price Is and 50 cents, gllF 7 Gri1i'Tl
2 slsllon's CURE Will Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping cough and Bronchitis. -
Foa DysrEpslA and Liver Complaint, you
have printed guarantee OH every bottle d
shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never fails 10 cure,
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle Of
shilohs Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents.
Sold BY E. Booking, agent, under Odd Eel
lows Hall, and by r. H. List, 1910 Mair
street. - -. - Il. =.
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losal.............".,. ~, '2!,lOO- i9S,5l9.6GS
The history OF corn in this country covers
the period from lGll, when 30 acres were
planted by tho James river settlers, to tho
present time, when our, fields amount to
$1,000 900 acres, yielding j 100000, 900
bushels and upward annually. The exports
of corn compared to the whole crop are
small, but n great deal goes out in tho form
Of meats. The exports for the seven years
1876 to 1852, both inclusive, were 524,CSO,.
$40 bushels Of corn, Which was lGS,0OO,GOO
bushels more than the combined export OF
tho preceding IS year,; but tho value for the
last seven years was not proportionatcly so
great, us the average price wis only Sc cents
against "A III the longer period. The total
Of the six principal grains raised in 1880
was 2,7lS,l03,50l bushels on l20, 026 ,2SG
acres. Ia 1851, though the acreage rose
to l2S,3S7, $50, tho yield was G5o, 00O,0 600
bushels less. Mr.. Etmunds emphasizes
the need Of cheaper facilities for getting
onr grain to Europe, pointing to Chill, tho
East Indies and Australia as growing COM
peiitors. 'HlE tNN'sU - 80 ~
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FnoN eminent W. Il. Almon, Pres,den,
Medical College, Halifax, N. S.:f"Coltlen's
Liquid Beef Tonic ia invaluable for fever. in.
digestion and weakness and Is UNSURPASSED
Tor female complaints" (rake no other) OF
druggists. Mpr%w
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J Wheeling Live Slock Mnrl,c,

The market is not as lieely ts II might be, but all
offerings are taken at the following figures: -
a Caee-, , oe }n,n's tMass+c: l.9ooal 4ot
fonnos, taaAs: arrivals plenty and coming freely
Shhcp-3l$a4Hc ~ .''N-i. All
L!mh,-sood at la4,<c. q. .y.l u sl'is-,Ai ~, 4
cavess.Fai,ly good at stooalo 20, according To
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ONE HUNDRED DoLLArs reward for a better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Ia
azure cure for Piles. 80 pAWT
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- Cattle-ReceIrts 6, 900 head: ahipnents 5000 head
lmdc generally healthy and more active: no cx.
p5r y. Or choice here rood 10 choice ehlppag S
In heavy supply and n.rktt s,tnljer At 81 y5ai0o
soSkeh and feeders s. l0a4 TO- range ielrly active
snd stronger; Texas cows - VA: 10: Texas steers
- gni ~; nall breeds and Americana s. 75al 90 IN
sheei-Rece!pis ,1CO heal: shipments $50 head.
Market slow and weak, about steady, demand
sleek: supply large; common to fair 81 U0as co.
medium 70 good 8 6iat o.: choice 70 extra 81 2a
SW cnoiSc Iams' at latter yiiec; Oregon feeders
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NERVES, brain and muscles gain strength
and The power ofcadurance by using Browns
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leans molalsc,. nrinc G5c. choce ,o,v -oc. na,,s
syrup ii Is her snSn s sSs INV NV" ~ c,. 1pi
icc: formulated otss. nn,v5".d ~ na'u t,,'
rr HW.c v,In pprS,rio q ~ naS aEe
golden u blkr, nrimo SItc. ro1iee, -t".e, ffsSS
Ssrona c,,oJrS pl n. N ~: yellow Ihasc: R|se
roon TiIc. trse' w" 0t'ea''s pr'ue ~ ia'h'
. Caattd Unitarian, 40 a, ,o,,,w., =. NJ ,o,,
pie peaches 81 co. cans SeachS. II NJ H. In
SWEET t corn Il " T a. wSe, Guns "a, 49,
saas a s Ha.nSs, GALS a. B,sei ~ n p
Il cana ii iSai ~ Ina y sams' ~. r'ums y,
tflng n H. Gov" ors,n-s n 49, " SaIn, 81 W,
weight 81 s5 ~ '' "S' ''Sn'' ''c 'uii
Driat Fluii-Wo o,,ote n,,,re ,r,r,o,., s,,,,s \,
Be-; evnpomled apples lsaiic ret po,lu,i: cvnpora.
tod peaches (inpatrt) ISc pcr ia,,ni: crspotat,sl
| nSpDerties aa3je per pound; lnImIre, teaches.
halves, ys6c NJ '".;>S. , $3.50 ,
so o. a1f '''"' V ~ w. Au''u''
Wooden Nare- Market steady. No. l tubs, per
per dozen. II o. lii Or ssik per~n IS sh ,
pals. 81 %: keeles per net, Ii Ij butter tubs
lbs capacity S TO- Wsshboards psiy Il tos A. Il; s.
waAhboarls. patent. Der dozen. t2b0a2 Is 90 n
s1ed cOrn--Sa9c per Mound, tl,,il gy.aft'
Se.d.-TImolhy 81 Is; clover (, Oos5 CO: Dluo
Grass 81 10; orchard grass $9Ul, IN I'M d ''TT'
lfntg1r-DOuble strength VIM VINEGAR 1,acOr
standard, llal3c l0allc for country .tock; Wine
Bedns- Receipts are lIvht; demand steady: nrimo
nay!eS - 00a3 25: prime medium d cons Is: linas
u 1A"4 %; butter beans s. Is psr bu.hsl ~
Oih-Lard oil, extra western strained. y5ca3l CO:
carbon oil, &c: white m!ncn' oil winter sirtined.
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The RKv. GEO. II. TuAyEn, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says: Both myself md wife owe our
lives to Shloh's Consumption Cure."l, j. I
ARE 'rou MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Consultation. Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite,
Yellow Skin? 'Shiloh's Vitalizer is u positive
cure. .la{}1G.;.l, 3 yl.I.lT' !
WHY WILL YOU cough when shiloll's Cure
will glve immediate relief. Price 10 Gu, 50
snILous CA1Aknn RrMEpY-a positive cure
for Ca.arrh. Diphtheria and Canker Mouth.
, Bold 3! Z. Booking, agent. under Odd Eel.
lows Hall, ind by X. II. List, 1910 Main
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MANY silly people de,pise the precious,
not understanding It" But no one despi.es
Kianey.Wort after having given 1t a trial.
Those that have used 1t agree that 1t is by far
the host medicine known. It's action is
prompt, thorough and lasting. Don't take
pills, and other mercurisls that poison the
the natural action Of all tho organs, Mwraw
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4 Heavy Swell,

swIsTs S. Specific cures Scroiula, Mercuria
Poison, old Sores. or any iupurilx 80 : ;
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Hogs-Receip.s $500 hend; shIpm .nts 4 mn head
Demand brisk md market strung; qualify poor
5000 acmlgher; common to good nil ed 81 75as 4O
leaTy - tth9 VI; light 81 IS; skin IS loi7 Is. All
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Clears ont rats, mice, reaches, flies, ant,
bed.bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. l5c
Druggists. I'M j':f' .5,5a;'.t6r I5ltl "a ,lli
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oLoTHlNo--J. BR,LLEs.
WFi4,5 oLOTAlNG--J. BIsiLLES,J tlI
REMEMBER.
MISREPRESENTATION G"& .@ilgCl 4dI9 +
.i--i1 THAT
'HuSbanQofYo ii!
6'i8% .---AsD,---
. THAT BOY Of Of YOURS IE; .

VIII both require new and service:
able garments for Fall and Winter
wear. by coming with thUm 10
our store, you will experience no
difficulty In getting their wants
supplied according to your eco.
no'nic ideas and their particular
tastes. Our statesmen will 1T them
to perfection, and absolute satisfac.
ton will DO theirs and yours. M
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"
Grocrie'-Tr.pic has been very good during tho
past week and prices have remained about tho
SINCE tho closing tho strike wholesalers hnvo had
their hands full. Quotations are rs follows
Cotce talE centsgood RIO lde: prime l2sc; choice
sylups, common AOc; primo A5alsc; New Or.
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Total native boln wllles. 900 COZ
The location Of the colored and the for
eign clements Of our population, MS shown
by the census, is, in n high degree compile
mental. III general, where the ono cle-
ment is largely found, the other Is absent.
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SUNDAY express leaves Wheeling AZ h;62 4. 4, VI.
nves Wel!sbusg 9:2h 4. NJ, 6teubenylle 0b5 i, r..
making close connection for wescr,i points. : -
Trains leaving Columbus at $50 r. u, and Sb5 A.
Columbus daily, except Sunday, ri 6:05r. X. Wiz
sleeping chr attached, arriving In Chicago Al 7so
next f,s mShing. BcIshs eau b secured In aIvance
Union Depot Ticket 0llicc: Columbus ~
through wlthoD. change from sioibenyite Iali 10
phlladeirhla and Now York.. West 10 Columbus
Cincinnati. Louisville. Indianapolis. and ST. Louis
accommodations, and any further iniormation M.
ply q JSO. @. T0ML1NSON, Ticket Agent nj PM,
hsndle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street. or Al div
Ticket onlCe, under Mcclure House, Wheeling;
1'l-2 ~ ~. JAMES IMcCREhIa
Manager. Columbus Ohio.
w ~ .NE. A. FORD, 80
$50 GcDl pasH and Tribe Auent fattvhr-,h u.
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MEDICAL. .' ST
0R. ]. E. SMITH,
MEDICAL.

INK. J. u SNlAAlly
~ .c,,tptlNE STREET M
80 iii CHhfI'iNh
y" ,..,s NJ, phy,ic!an's success Ia the tes.
,hAtvIdcalM,To%m.s III IncIcn Ink demands for
!sGJ u sa.yi,CS move that have dealt
:, potslohlH, ~ Win those who have consulted
sS.5t,sy InI ~ HaiIrnts name without permits.
= btrtf N, 81 many hundred certificates from
= hOGtn EnS"S,S S i Ei,er they had been pro.
~ Tben n III ( thorough medical education,
I'D n SEsi, yStrsGi experience and familiarity
tsS G sS5 III. Ge's Sitsa, q se to-
TssS a ,,'fT,,sntly gIyU The pa,len. my opinion.
Es.st and man, "T1uD0(rN
InSnL a -lh,OOE
Nv 49,. ,n.o.,,. and Illumination.
,,r-,t mn LlNei in LEE, ..",ne'i IN h.i% 1n..
dIrrIbIy. 9hits SmiiiT r,,rsb ,np !, nv
tJsS gd0n1 OF oe'' yppr pIfii.i,IiT
Wheeling. VIVA. 4
,,rI FOlypno, n", n,H, faii,., n main ma
,Sxye,H EA. t,v .,,,,I mo. ~ X ~
skbcOmpe'e'' l;iiI ni,ES CHADDUCK. IN
,,S,.,G,.i q 10 Wheeling, ". Va.
a., 81 tirct,,tcd stomach. -"irattnG ut
-, lAlci Mkwvv, W IIniT tn,,,rnnrc Agent
Lhu'tt 10 t,,,ttr,n ycsn. Ur, smith
n-"Nad lAe'n '"I HIN l,F i. WAsiIlSi;TON.
| .lah meaning goIrs on Head my NON was
| c4T' hI l.m,,rrn Years, Nothing seemed to
| IA vi lou l,S,,I, c,,trd him. - "
~. ". s%', VIZ T!' TStTiiRKINr cAn rs
uArsSiStrret, wheeling, W. Va, I
ss-"slrenN in' :!,. ,M "it", cuch nnc,. =,
gNGt% sl!HSh' i w, wIlho,,i kniic ra,,vtIc az
4 Z b. sn4IA cu'c' NV Mia II. N. ORciITr,
s ,, u ArusIFiai Of nv bTck for IA
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Ip'd'ots-1n barrels 81 50al U.s. IN sacks 5oaG0c pcr
bushel sweet potatoes 81 70; sweet Jerseys 81 ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-04

Ilefnrdr:Choice 25a2Sc per ID: quiet. 5. NJ l'h
hipptf-ln good demand at 81 0Js2 5O. u.iH la.
ItiernNeceipts light TO demand; strictly fresh
roll sSS q. medium 1Sae0c; common. i2al6c