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AGRICULTURAL.
Do;nts for the Farmer and Stock
Raiser.

The work Of drawing out manure
we'll cultivated farm is rarely
oLtorno;tted two weeks at a time
t th"o1ch the year. 1t is To be pre-
I nr05 that all available manure
POS now been applied to winter
ram. But it will pay much better
s. anv time this fail to draw and
Snrnad manure on next years corn
oF nOtato ground than to wait until
spring. ce
and wheat one-fOurteenth. From
his the estimate is made that it is
more profitable for farmers to sell
unsheiled corn in the TALL at So. so
per barrel than $3.50 the following
summer; and wheat at $1.25 in De-
cember than to get $3.50 for it in
the succeeding June. In the case
Of potatoes stalking into cOnSidera-
ton those that rot and are otherwise
lost, together with shrinkage-there
is but little doubt that between dig
ging time and the following June
The owner who holds them sustains
ailoss Of not less than So per cent.
The Boston Gu tjoGtOr remarks:
"MOre than 500 stations are now
annually being imported from
France to the United States. The
immense wealth they are adding to
the nation Will be better understood
from the estimate that the first
cross of a PercherOn stallion with a
native mare doubles the selling
value Of the colt W hen mature. The
greatest importer of this breed is
NJ. w. Durham, of Wayne, Ill, who
has imported this yea. 500; the next
largest importers are the DllIons,
of Normal, ILL.,, who have imported
thirty-three this year"
1t is the custom of some farmers
to SOW concentrated fertilizers on
part of their grain and apply stable
manure TO the remainder. This is
well enough as an experiment, but
We have found that, to get the best
results, the concentrated fertilizer
and the barn-yard manure should
each be made 70 go over the whole
surface. In other words, it is better
to put 100 pounds of phosphate and
SIX loads Of man are on each twenty
acres, than TO apply POO pounds of
phosphate on tel acres and welve
loads of manure on the other len.
It used 10 be said that cotton is |
king; but if any one of those noble !
plants which constitute The chosen |
vegetable races of the new world |
could aspire to royalty, it would be
that emperor of cereals. Indian
corn, a proud native American,
which lifts high its imperial form
and tasseled banner above all its
compeers. North and south, east
and west, from the centres to the
seas, Indian corn is to be found
welding universal sway.
Wheat in England is yearly de.
creasing in yield. and every year q
smaller acreage is sewn, thus in
cressing the dependence of its
people on food importations. In
this country the average yield of
wheat per acre is greater than
twenty or thirty years ago, and this,
TOO, more largely by bette + farming
in the older states than by OPT ming
up virgin lands in the far west.
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" AsHINGToN, D. c..

GENTLEMEN -Hayirlg1 H., 1851.
pros Dr. - r -o- d iong time from nervous
y was vas advised to try Hop B dif1iI.ty'
h lave t&ken one bottle, and '' : 5au L
cine / ever eMu ns snlnk it the best medi-
Strength and appetite. wSiggS gaming ing
t. tT zone, and | was in despair r nn mai
1 sIiea your Bitters. pan am u no1n
own worF " go about and do my
eom d %GfK. Before taking it I was
MRS. MARY STUART.
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New York Markets,

New York, Whess-Cash shade
easier; Options opened slightly lower,
advanced q tc a, closing steady. Re-
ceipts 81, 0O0; exports Sc, 200. Ungraded
red 81 to LII, No. red 1.05K toll C5z;
No. 2 red IL - LAX.
Corn-Cssh to e lower, options
opened easier, advanced Il to a, ciosit z
quiet and 2tesdy. Receipts So eco, exports
IL, 600. Ungraded 52H to 81, No. 2,
61H to6Ih.
Oais-Shade easier. Receipts 5S O0e;
exports LOCO. Mixed western IS to 81;
white SO to 43.
Pork-Active. firm; new mess II.
Lsrd-Strong: prime steam 100
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago, 15.-Regular Wheat-Highsr;
$50 November. 96T to 81 Decem Der,
97T January.
Corn-Firmer: 49Ls November, 4e%
December, 48 January.
Oats-Higher; 2sT November, 29N
December, 2SI year, 29H year.
Whiskv-Unchanged.
Wheat-Active, stronger; 97H 9sH De-
cember; SO to 9SH January.
Confirm; 40 to 1915 Novemb Der,
46Z to 48% December.
Osts-Quiet, steady, 2ss Decen Der and
January.
Rye-Shsde higher, Sc.
Barley Dull, 6iH.
Pork Active, higher, 1880 January.
Lard-Righet, $50 Novemb Der.
Bulk Meats-Fair demand, shoulders
800, short ribs $50, short clear6 20.
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NOTICE..

To the Stockholders Of the Crowa Point
Gold and Silver Mining Company.
hTA MEETING OF THE STOCK.
Il holders of this company, held this
November 5th, 1888, an assessment of /
cent per share was ordered to be levied,
payable ct the Office Of the Company on
or before the (10th) tenth day of Decem-
Der next, and it was further ordered that
all stock upon which said assessment has
not been paid at that.dsy, viz. Decem Der
10th, 1883, shall be declared delinquent.
PAUL A. ScHETTLER,
President.
ARTHUR ErAYsER.
Secretary.
Salt Lake City, Nov. $, 1883. rs
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Did She. Die?

"No; she fingered and suffered
along, pining away all the time for
years, the doctors doing her no
good, and at last was cured by this
Hop Bitters the papers say 20 much
about" Indeed! indeed! how
thankful we should be for that
medicine"
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New York, 15.-Government strong
The general market to-day was frmer
end majority active. Stocks show
fractional gains over closing prices las,
night. Attempts made yesterday and
to- day to depress the market have re-.
suited in considerable increase of out
standing short interest in New York
Certral, Lakeahore. Michigan Central,
L ckawsna and Union Pacific, o,he:
than this there has been no change of
Importance in the general situation.
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Fire.

Chlcago, IA fire occurred at
dI ~ in the upper floor of Man
49, aUt D o store, one of the Iarg.
81 of. retail dry goods stores in the
lily: Loss on the stock, chiefly by
water S $4,000, on the building.
o0'Vo0. Both were fully insured.
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Foreign Market.

Liverpool, 15.-Whest-Dul; spring
No. new Sc. 3d.; No. white SIS. i'd,
nav winter IS. I'd.
Flour-upchauged
Oorn-Rather easier IS. SD.
Wheat-Quiet, but steady.
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New York Mining Stocks.

New York, 15.-Mining stocks very
dull. Horn SILVER sold at So TO $50;
Iron Silver 2 60 to 2 25, closing 2.55;
Silver King 100; Mexican $50; Serrn
Grsnde 81. CnIysolite 1.35; Buyer so;
Llttle Pitts bug SIS and 81 Sales for
the day q .7I5 shares.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, l5.-Hogs-Receipts, 40. 600;
5 to 10 lower; sll sold; packing, 90 TO
40; packing and shipping 4.45 10 500,
light 40 to $50.
Cattle--Receipts 5000; brisk. firm;
good to cnoice shipping $50 to 6.l0,
common to medium 4.10 to 5. 40, stockers
active 800 to 8 60, feeders 20 to 40.
range to 10 higher; grass Texans so
to 20, American, 4.50 to $50.
Sheep-Receipts $500, steady, infer.cr
to fair 225 to % per cwt., medium
to good 800 TO $40, choice to extra
3.O8 to AIS, Texas sheep 2z5 to $50.
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New York, 15.-Money market easy,
z to 3, closed 2: prime mercan-
tile paper 81 to 81; sterling exchange
bankers bills stronger. 49,; sterling ex-
change demand 4.84A.
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WHAT'S THE BEST DIsINFECTANT
ana remedy for skin irritations and
ueIects! GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP,
HILLS HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE,
Black or Brown, soc. I
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.,,,,bs he will get the Universalist
th hllrcb. a large building. for me to
cnu neh in. Be assured of our love
e@Conurself and President Rigdon,
10 yT0oT-Seattle wv. t. Chronicle.
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Explosion.

VIA L3;eliL a n. S, 15.-An explosion
II j. - - e occurred in one of4he build
d i,9s " we gas company caused much
0"'llage; no person was jninrad
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uss S Sb,,d lame Back. Side or cb.s,
4e. 'H SaSS Porous Plaster. - P Pr;es
sod by z. C. u. I Drn. S Trice
tE
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EN- 6 q 61oGo SUITS, go to soR-
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COMMERCIAL.
Utah Wool.
NOVEMBER Is
Bullion
Money Market.

New York. 15.-Bar silver 1879.
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New York, Is, close.
Governments
Wall Street.

Peiroleon-Firm, llsX.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-12

Margaret Sallyaras, deed and 60.
tain ard repor, how and TO wsop, -.
fund in this cause shoa'd be paid AMI
for that purpose b shall ascsrtsia az
report any de- against the es:a,s -
said Margaret Sallyards."
NOTICE
Is, therefore. given tn The parties >,
this suit and nj persons interested t.,,
! will attend at my Ois in II ,pn.r
West Va. on the Ssh day OF DeceyaLs,
1888, for the purpose OF executing SAIL
decree Of reference. Given under ms
hand t:is 9th day OF October 1883.
ii. B. GiLKESoN. Conf
October IL, lSS3-4w.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Cleon Moore, Trustee,

NfCVh cAoOtCp kfu>NSCy
Us.
Elizabeth Locks heirs, sc.
BY decree rendered On tho 18th day
OF May 1888, In tie Circuit Court oil
Hampshire county, 1t was ordered, that
the shares OF Elizabeth Locks heirs,
John Lock. Mary Lake, Sarah Ellen
Morrow, Elijah Lock, Elisha Lock,
George Washington Lock, and 5-?ths
OF tho share OF the heirs OF James Lock,
decd, in the fund arising from the sale
OF lands in this canse DC paid 10 The
Receiver of said Court; aud tina. This
cause be referred TO II. Is. Gilkeson,
"who shall ascertain and report TO whom
the money ordered to be paid 10 the
Receiver shall he paid
NOTICE
Is, therefore, hereby given to all per-
sons interested, AZ we'll as the parties 10
this suit, that l will attend NJ nv Office
in Romney. West Va. on the 18th day
o! November 1883, for the purpose OF
executing said decree Of reference.
Given under my hand this Oh day O,
October, 1888.
Ii. Is. GILKESON. Conf.
October IL 1883 4w.
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so were the Governors under Mexi.
can rule. Within Its walls, which
yet contain the Cove mansion,
the Federal & Territorial court rooms,
legislative chambers. attorney gener.
ais office and library. was imprison.
ed in 1sO3 Zsbulon NJ Pike, the A..
merIcan explorer. aud innumerable
state prisoners before aud since that
time, while many i sentence OF death
has been pronounced thereirom with.
out any hope OF appeal. But this de.
scription, like other stories. will have
to be continued in oar next
PaoNo.
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gainst any and every man who hap
pened to offend one OF the order. and
it he did not heed them he suffered
for it afterwards. Thefts were com,
miticd and three or four men were
dangerously shot. A man named
Phillips, who was dislike;i be- Red
Man. was frightlully thraslied. The
public cause assigned Tor :his private
vengeance was tina. Phillips was
neg Letting to properly provide tor his
family. The States attorney OF Bar.
bour county took the matter in hand
at last aud had two of tie ringleaders
arrested They were john w. Wat.
kins ard Floyd Harsh. The Red
Men attended this trial III great mum.
bers ana spent money freely In hav.
ing them defended but they were
found guilty and sent TO Jail. They
did not remain there long. however
a raid was made Oh the Jail by the
Red Men, the jailer was forced to give
up the keys, and the prisoners were
released. Watkins went To Iowa.
where he WAS followed by Deputy u
nited States Marshal, Worth Te,er
and fetched back. lie is now serving
out bis term. Harsh concealed HIM
self III Tucker mountain, but he too
was captured by Teter. kittlc says
that the leaders in the raid on the Jail
were Price, Hoffman. himself and a
former United States gauger named
Marion l.. loves. Ilowes was ar.
rested and convicted, but is now ont
on bail awaiting decision of toe SD.
preme court OF the United Statcs,
where his case was taken on cxcep-
tons 10 the rulings of the lower court.
lie Is also charged with having sold
liquor without license, and will be tri.
ed on that charge next week.
When the mail was robbed Mar.
shall Te'er worked up the case against
Price, Hoffman and Kittle. lie cap
tured them I'D d cornficld. where they
were at work. lie raised his pistol as
he approached and commanded them
to hold up their hands. They went
with him without making any resist.
ance.
kittlc has not been sentenced yet,
as he Is wanted "a witness in sever.
al minor cases. 1t is thought the or.
ganizatioa OF the Red Men is now
completely broken up. Many re-
spectacle men have confessed that
they joined it when il was star.
ted, but they say that they took
no part III breaking the laws. They
say they are very glad it has ceased
to exist, and SO say the people gcncr.
ally.
WHAT is SAID IN WASHINGTON.
Washington, October 5.-The COM
| missioner OF internal revenue said to-
day that the statement recently made
IN the United States Court at Wheel.
ing, w. Va, that an organization
known as Red Men had for it's object
the protection of Illicit distiliers, and
that United States gauger named
Marion Howes was at it's head and
had been levying taxes on the moon
sinners would be Investigated by the
revenue officers. He said that he had
received no information confirming
the statements referred to, bnt that
he regarded them rs sufficiently inn
portant to be invcstigated.-Cor. Bal
| timorc Sun.
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M A & HI n e RY
and Fertilizers.

NE have made c.ran &c ments with sou. -
w the most responsible and cxtcusiy, 49,
uiaciurers OF Agricultural MACHINERY n,A F,,
tiiizers In the u. \ aud we propose 10 tF,y 4,
the Farmers and others articles OF 80 petor r,,,.
II, only, which will give them entire ss,.g,r.
ton, and secure their future custom uu, H.,
| experience in the agency business enabl,s ma =,
make good bargains with thu Manufacturers ara
thereby make good bargains for our customer
We siill have few Rakee on hand and MI,
! sell them low. We have 10 improved Burke,s
Cider Mills for sale On hand cheap " a.
also se'liog Fruit dryers cheap Please cali 10
zee our goods and lie convinced
We cell the following Machinery, viz:
The celebrated Eclipse Engine,
Saw Mills, manufactured BY Frck (
Co, Pa. The celebrated Buttcrworh
Patent Machinery. Threshers aud
Double Piniou Lever and Steel Trcsl
Powers, manufactured at Trenton. n
j., by Butteiwortl & Bro TIE Us.
borne Mower & Reapers for l!amp.
shire county, and the Rochester Or
Meadow Lark Mower & Reaper for
adjoining counties. We are still q.
gents Tor the Dirkford x IIutmau
Grain Drill.
es5 We arc siso sole agents fJr lha
Ne" G. Howe Sewing Machine which
Is without II rival. We are Determined
to sell those machines as ow as ans g-st
, class machine can be s1ll Please coli
and examine thcm ard We will sell !he,a
To- you Ike the merchants sell slCro
20 DIS 100.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
+. NJ. Kidd, Guardian,

K. NJ. Kidd, Guardian,
Us.
Robert Boyd Kidd, &c.
BY decree rendere! on the lst day oi
October 1888. by the Circuit Court OF
Hampshire county. this cause was refer.
rcd to HE undersigned. Comm ssioner,
TO state, settle and ADJUST the accounts
OF George ii. Kidd, Admir-. of Il. B.
Kidd, decd.
NOTICE
Is, therefore, given to the parties To
this SUIT and sll other persons concern
ed, that / will attend at my Office IN
homnc,v. Yves, Va, on the l4'h day o'
November 1889, 10 execute said order
OF reference.
Given under my hanl this oh day OF
October 1888
ii. Il. GILkESON, Com'r.
October II, 1888 wv.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors of Marsarc. Sallysrl,
decd.
In pursuance Of decree Of the Cir.
chit Cour, oil the county of Hampshire
made in n cause therein perdias. 10
subject tho real estate OF the said M.,
garcr Sallyards TO the psymen, Of hs,
debts, you are required to present YOU,
claims against the estate of said Mara.
ret Sallyarts for adjudication TO i!enrv
Is. Gilkeson, Commissioner. at his oss.es
in Romney. West Va, on or before ,bs
9Th day of December 1888
Witness. V. NJ. Polling, Clerk Of sas
Court, this 9th day Of October 1885.
V. NJ. POLLING. Clerk.
October l2. lSS3--6w.
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NOTICE
COINISSIONER'S NOTICE


10 all persons holding lien, by indg.
ment or otherwise on tie real estate. Or
any part thereof. CT james Nixon and
u. =. Hoffman:
In pursuance of decree OF the Cir
CUT Court OF Hampshire county. made
~ cause therein pen ling. 20 suffice,
tue real estate OF the said James N,xou
AMI Is ). Hoffman TO the satis(sciion
OF The liens thereon. you are hereby re
quir'd TO present all claims held by YOU
anG esch Of you agains, the sail James
Nixon and Ii. 8. Hoffman, which are
liens nn their real estate or any pa-, of
~ Tor adjudication. % me, At nv Office in
K"mney on or before the 2Uth day OF
November 1888.
The said decree also directs me TO "a
certain and report the value and ANIMAL
value OF 'hc real estate Of said james
Nixon aud Il. >. iIJlizman aud each O,
them.
NOTICE
is, therefore. given 20 all parlies a,
tcrested, that ! will proceei 70 execnie
said decree st the time and Place abovs
mentiDnei.
Given undcr my hand this oh day OF
October 1855.
u. y. GILKESoN, Comr.
October IL, 1883 -4W.
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NOTICE
COMMISSIONERS YorlCE.
Rudolph

Rudolph
~.
Ruiolph. &C
~ decree rendered on the 2s.h day
OF September 1885. by the Circuit Court
OF Hampshire county. this cause vas re- d.
TERED To the undersigned Commission.
cr' 10 state. settle ami adjust Tho ac-
ccu"'s u Al +. Iiaunum, a.Im's. OF
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LAW DEPARTMENT.
UNIVERSITY of WIsCONSIN

Course Of stndy two years NJ r. weeks each.
Sci ars'e oias1 for fret and second year students
students who have read elsewhere n,av no al
mlited TO the senior class on examination Of
s rs, year course. and graduate IN one year.
further particulars address " CARPENTER
Dean o. Faculty. Madison, Wiz
september Z 1888
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
William Wills & site
George Milleson's A5m'r. SC.

George Miilcson's Admit. &c.
EY decree rem icrei in this cause on
the 9Th day OF March 1891. and the goth
day of September 1888. it Was referred
- tn. undersigned, Commis IS oner OF the
Circuit Court OF Hampshire county, Il
"state, settle an adjust the accounts oi
said George Miliesoa's administrator"
NOTICE
Is therefore given TO al parties con-
eerned, that I will attend at Inv Office
in Romney. on the 10Th day OF Noven.
Der 1888, for the purpose of executing
said order Of reference. Given undel
inj hand this oh lay of O :,ober 1883.
IL. q. GiLkGSON. Com'r.
O:Circuit Court of Hampshire Co
Ger. IL. 1855 ivy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-12

You will end GilkesJns e. Pugl's
stock of I,calym1de Clothing much lar.
ger this season than ever-suits from
Sc CD to IS and $50. 4 nice stock Of
boys suits and q large assortment OF
oyercoats.
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DR.. JAS. b. Mills. SaI,marsb. Ala.
says: Several of my patients have US
cd Brosn's Iron B.tters for chronic in
diges,ion with benefit
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-12

You will find Gilkesons & Puyl.,
stosk Of Ladies' G oaks the lates, st,l,.
price from 50 so to Sl2.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-12

Gilkesons & Pugh bsvc lust received
n lot OF geu's inc Shoes male NJ The
Wiacbcs er shoe factory.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
john G. Heiskell & Trustees

john G. Heiskell & Trustees
az.
Robert }. Shcrrard, &c.
81 decree rendered on the Cav
OF September 1883, by the Circu,, Court
of Hampshire C unity. West Va. this
Cause was referred TO The un,lersi me
Commissioner, To ascertain and repor,.
lst. What debts, if any, secured in
the deed OF trust in lis cause mention.
ed are still outstanding and unsettled
ana the amounts Their, Of.
2nd. The amount OF assets, il any
conveye'; 20 the plaintiffs bv sail deed
Of trust yet remaining uncollecled and
Ord. How and u whom salt assets
AID the Harlan fund now nnd r The
control of the Court are payable. and
any other matter he may deem peril
zen; or any party interested may re-.
quirc.
NOTICE
liz. therefore, given to The parties TO
this cause and all other persons inter
ested, that | will attend At nv off ,e in
Romney. West Va. on the Eta day Of
November 1888. for the purpose OF ex-
ecnting said decree Of reference.
Given under my band this OH day OF
October 1888
II. Is. GILKESON, Com'r.
October IL, 1888 Nv.
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Fee R TELgZ EFF s

We viii cnuiinue 20 sell the Pop!ar Bstli
OF Phosphate kro~n ns "John :. Rrrfe rt,
lhssoived BOhe Phosphate ct Lime. " and alsa
i.ortLtz V Ritt!et's Dissolved s. G.. Bone Phos.
pha'e OF Liuis--iigh Grade, and Tn, I.3ii
Fertilizer Co.'S Dissolved ). g. Pone Ph.sah On.
Of L'me-Nigh Grade We wish il aistiac,ly
understood that ihcse Grades Of Pho, ist. ~
Lame are very fr supetioF 10 so many ~ d.
same name nov sold by many other i1arafie.
,n'ers aud Agents The day has come whoa NO
.ne 90 The higher priced fertilizers must ., 4.
pshdoued and tho Pgosp'tates o. Lime take ihs.
pIace. being much Gle ,ge- and yiela.ag uis
same. sometimes more than iha higter priced
goods, both 10 The Yield Uf Grau ard t;rsyi
We VIII have these Goods ,Ferti;zars) fyr ssis
~ the following places, viz: Winchester "a
aomney. ". Va. Keyser W Va P4t,ers MS
Greek, w Va, ani Levels X Rods, W Va
Ana we vii also he prepared 20 ,r,is viib or
customers fJ~ Wheat. Rye &c ~ market ur.s
st The Different poin,s o. delivery Of Ferli,jzs5.
SHOCKEY d UARNER
Sgcu;s, uomuey, ". Va.
>, S5- We are also agents for tie Mas z
HAmin Organ Co.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-10-12

You will end ~ Gi.kcsons & Fuga-
n very large stock OF mems ani bJs >
heavy Bots aud at right piece.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-20
Purchasing ncy.
Mrs. v. " Henry, Manager.

rYsHE LADIES OF THE SAN FRAN
cisco Purchasing Bureau solicit
orders narge or small) to purchase
ifications for selecting musical instru-
ments, furniture, jewetry, &c. Dress
making and infants clothing y
specially. Reliable and experienced
ladies under whose management the
San Francisco Purchasing Bureau has
pr0spered during two years will prom pit.
ly reply to letters OF inquiry as to Styles,
prices, etc, upon receipt Of stamp.
samples furnished. Send for circular.
Adlir ess: y IN FRANcIsCo PURCHASING
BUREAU, l3l Post street, San Francisco.
Refer u: A. l.. Bancroft 4 Co.. O'Con-
nor. Aofatt 4 Co.. N. p. Cole & Co all
OF San Francisco. my.a
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-09-20

Sufficient to show its merit, will be sert to
anyone applying by letter, stating his symp
toms and age. Communications strictly conf
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