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stseo JUNCTION.

This Is pay day at the Junction Iron
Works. .-....
MIRA whitnyer, ocwheeling, paid Mipgo q
visit Thursday. ....
The Pan Handle pay car passed through
here yesterday morning.
There was punch and Judy" show al
MoCluskey's Hall last night.
Miss Jennie Lloyd, Of New Alexander, Is
visiting her brother, Mayor Lloyd.
Mr.. MtGinty, OF McGinty & straub, Bell
aire contectioners, was here yesterday.
Mrs. Paul and Miss Canady, Of steuben'
vile, spent Thursday among friends here.
There will be preaching at both the NJ. +.
and Presbyterian churches Sunday, both
morning and evening.
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The astonishing durability and beauty Of
the American make 81 "LIEoLEuA" demands
special commendation. II is 4 floor covering
Of wonderful excellence, but as inferior
foreign limitations are on the market, II Is
we'll to know that, these imported goods, be-
sides being OF poor quality, will look increas'
ingly dirty and dingy 10 use, while our own
make will be clean, bright and satisfactory.
Domestic goods are all six feet wide, and the
Walton Trade Mark with the word Limo
LKuM' Is printed on the back Of every square
yard. All carpet dealers keep It,
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mum, DOVE. Down,

For the next thirty days .,,,,.
The Reliable Clothtefs,
81 Twelfth Street,
ofEsr the following great bargains;
Mems Business Suits down 70 ! ~ ~.
Msn,s Worstsd suits down 10 y 90.
Mans Cashmere Suits osly - 70: .70
Mems All Wool Cashmere snIs w, on tyyn y, ~
Mans Fine English Diagonal Suits S4V".
BOYS suits from g 26to s. 90. .,... hard
And our 1ntire stock Of prizes never neats
:, hsT NJ S KusE BEoTHERs,
u DeA0t'' The Reliable Clnthiefs.
8lTWelfth St
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Following Is the programme for to-day't
meeting Of the Belmont County Teachers
Association, which Is TO be held at Belmont:
Forenoon session: Paper-rhe Teachers
Culture, W. R. Thompson, 0akdale. Dis
cussion by @. Z. Hitchcock, st. Clairsville.
Report OF the School Districts on the Course
Of Study as adopted at st. Claisyille. After
noon Session: Miicellaneous Business.
Psper-American Authors and their pro,
BeiIaire. Discussion by L. II. Waters, Pow.
hatan. Paper-shonld morality be taught
In our Common Schools. II so? How?W W.
H. Cope, Don. Discussion by J. A. Hender.
son. Bellaire.
The ASSOCIATION will meet at 1880 A N.
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The following shows the range Of The Their.
mometer, as observed at sohnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner,
nl2M.SRM7EMI ia. Ml2N.8h MEM.
Sc 50 81 Is S Is % O.
INDICATIONS.
WARRINGTON, D.. c., April II y a. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer and
fair weather during the day. followed by local
rains, soutberly to westwatdly winds, sta.
Honary or higher barometer
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WAIT for US, we are coming, Will open
some. lime next week, Lynch's Bargain Shoe
House. Cheapest in the world. We will
save you Csc, SOC, Zoe and 81 on each pair.
A Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-14

WAIT for US, we are coming. Will open
some time next week. Lynchs bargain Shoe
House. Cheapest in the world. We will
save you 25c, SOC 76c and 81 on each pair.
Al Twelfth street.
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WAIT for US, We are coming. Will open
some time next week, Lynch's Bargain Shoe
House. Cheape't In the world. We will
save you Csc, &c. 75c and 81 on each pair.
A Twelfth street
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IL Mexico City a story In verses,
Is sold on the street, and It rehearses,
That each son OF toll,
BY St. Jacobs Oil,
Is cured OF all painful reyerses.
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Dry Clouds, Carpets' VIII
10000 bolts new style Wall Paper At ana
~ COO Holland Blinds, made up ready 70
hang, ats, IS and 40 cents.
900 Oh Cloths, plain, At 90 cents. -,
500 Oil Cloths, gilt and fringe, o. 20 een nsJ
The cheapest Carpets In me Guy, ,ass I'm
Striped Carpet at 20 cents gooa ihss@n
"a a III II other goods at equally low prices lor
cash only. Gall aud examine at the l'ry
Goods. Carpets and Wall Paper Emporium,
Nos. 2ol9 and 2O2l Main street
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TIE only pain we can safely make light OF,
Is tha window.pans but the pain that racks
our frame aud tCaB our lungs 10 matter OF
serious consequence. To alleviate the latter
and effect permanent cure, Dr Bolts
Cough Syrup Is relied on by all senslble
people,
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Lyycu's Bargain Shoe House, A Twelfth n,t
.,rest Wheeling will open next week. MM.
for them. and save 25 and 30 cents on every
nair nj boots or shoes.
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MorEL ARRIVALS.
81, JAMES HOTRL

J Lewis. Ncwa'k wv Webb, Trialelphia
" " FAtrAr W, WASlIn wP q KAAey, Hinton
" X Webb, TIihdVlphi4 7 DOFT. Ohio
A u HnguC, Philadelphia Nra " ifOgue, phIlAd'l
Scott Pittsburgh Pr RnSecrAAs, New YOrE
W q white, Philadelphia II TAllman, New YOrk
up Fills, New York l. l. NeWCoTnb, New YOEE
II q Plant, New York IAcO, RMS
J q LYLE, Wheeling J WalklnShAw, wcllsb'g
C. IIolcF, POwhatton ED Mcdonald. Chicago
II L Osboruc, Chicago u Coleman, PhilAdel'H
A Rae, WellSbuR Y Newton, PhilAhelp'a
II Psltcorl, Baltimore l. II RldenouF. Baltimore
Il PittlnAn, Baltimore y II lhRram, baltimore
X GFOgan, { fly JDnnlph0n. Cincinnati
] L Nicely. City PF Irwin, City
J RJumey. B9llairc HPTodd. Coon Island ~
Z TAbOy Philadelphia kF PHILLIPS, PhiladeIlA
q on, Pittsburgh RIA Lane. baltimore
D Bills, Eau Rnnciico
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No sLrar, sour temper, miserable generally,
Hunts Insect Powder woald have prevented
ali this, Kills bed.bugs Us we'll as roacnes'
ants and such pests generally. Pdce 70 ots'
Al all drnppists. r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-14

LYxcu's Bargain Shoe House, A Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open next week. Wait
for them, and save 25 and so cents on every
nair of boots or shoes,
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WAR for us, we are coming; VIII open zen
some lime next week, Lynch's Bargain e ,n;,I
House. Cheapest In the w y, 10 .aeh nsir,
save you 25c, SOC, zoe and 81 on ea'n p"-'
a Twelfth street.
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WAIT for US, we are coming: VIII open
some time next week, Lynch's Bargain shoe
House. Cheapest in the world. we VIII
save you $50, SOC, Toe and 81 on each pair.
a. Twelfth street
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WAIT for us, we are coming viii open
some time next week, Lynch's Bargain Shoe
House. Cheapest in the world. We will
save you 25c, zoe, 75c and 81 on each pair.
A Twelfth street. I .
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WAIT for us, we are coming. viii open
some time next week, Lynch's Bargain Shoe
House. Cheapest In the world. We will
save you 25c, Soc, 75c and 81 on each pair.
a. Tweiith street
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LYscH's Bargain Shoe House, A Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open next week. Wait
for them, and save IS and so cents on every
pair Of boots or shoes.
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Current Talk Along the Levee-Tele-
graphic Pointers.

Current Talk Along the Levec-Tele
graphic Pointers.
The Scotia Is due down early this morn
ing.
with work ut present. I.-..I..
The Belle Prince passed up with oil boats
aud the. Belle MCGOWAN with empties.
The Percy Kelsey, Onward, Nellie Walton
No. 9 and Sam Brown, passed down with coal
The w. n. Chancellor passed down at 10 A
NJ, with u first class trip both above aud
below.
The Armstrong dry docks have arrived
aud at present are laid up above the suspen
sion bridge. rs .'
The Monitor arrived from below with ties
and the Nail City, II. NJ. Townsend, Elaine
and Heatherington, passed up with ties.
The Madison Marine Ways have closed 0
contract 10 build barges for the Government
III feet long. 80 feet beam and 0 feet hold.
While the Little Anna is being furnished
with an entirely new wheel she Is also being
scrubbed and painted up 50 that when she
comes out next Wednesday, she will look
like new boat ~
The St. Lawrence arrived about 10 a. NJ,
and left at noon Tor Pittsburgh with q good
load. This elegant side.wheeler will be al
trip, Passengers and shippers will further
their interests by patroniztng the St. Law
renee.
A company has been organized at Point
Pleasant for the purpose OF building Marine
Ways on the old saw mill site. The Regi,te,
says: "The gentlemen composing this com.
- :. a, "a ~, ~ rital nd anar1v What.
ever they undertake they. will accomplish.
This will add much 10 the business interests
OF this town."
The body OF Pilot James McMullen, who
has been missirg from Charleston West Viz.
ginia for several days, was iioating 10 the
Kanawha river at Dunning's Landing on
Tuesday. Deceased leaves a wife, two grown
up daughters and little boy. He has been
missing for several days, and the general sup
position Is that he committed suicide: he had
bis life insured for s., 900 short time ago.
Capt. List, OF the St. Lawrence, has decided
10 run au excursion TO Cincinnati during the
Dramatic Festival. His boat will leave here
Saturday event e. April %, arriving in Gin.
cinnati Monday AFTERNOON In time for the
opening performance, julius Cesar, and mot
leaving until Tuesday night after the per.
formance OF Romeo and Juliet, The st.
Lawrence, as Wbeslingles well know, pos.
sesses ample accommodations, and those who
take In the trip ill be we'll treated.
On CRY, Pa. April lS.-River7 feet and
falling; clear and pleasant.
GREENSBORO, Pa, April lS.-River7 feet and
stationary; weather clear.
EvASsyILLE, April l3.-River 50 feet and
falling; clear; Thermometer So.
CMRo, April lS.-River 4S feet 10 inches and
rising; cloudy; Thermometer 72'.
Pr7sBuR0u,A april 10 River 10 feet inches
and rising; weather clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, April 1S.-Riyer 81 feet Q
inches and falling; weather clear and warm.
RtcE's LANDING, Pa, April lS-Riyer feet
and stationary; weather clear; thermometer
coz.
BRowSsynLE, Pa, April 1s.-River s feet /
inch aud falling; weather clear; thermome.
ter l0S.
Iaat n inchas and falling: weather nlotdv.
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1yxcu's Bargain Shoe House, N Tw ,1aIt
s,rest Wheeling, will open next week. wal.
lar them. and save 25 aud so cents on every
nair NJ boots or shoes. t'
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JUST RECEIVED.

Ladies', Misses and Children's Extra
High Cut Buttoned Shoes In Kid aud Mo.
rocco, al W. II. F0RSTER'S,
30 Twelfth Street.
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LYyca's bargain Shoe House, a Twelfth
street Wheeling, will open next week.. wait
for them, and save % and so cents on every
pair of boots or shoes.
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LYECR's Bargain Shoe House, "A Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open next week. Walt
for them, and save % and so cents on every
pair OF boots or shoes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-14

LYYcu's Bargain Shoe House, A Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open next week. wait
for them, and save 25 and so cents on every
pair OF boots or shoes.
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CHE Qntelliqenter.
ounce. Nos. IS and ~ Fourteenth street


Wauted-situation as Nurse.
Lodging for One or Two Gentlemen.
List OF Letters.
Charley shAy's Theatre.
Wanted-A Lady 10 60 In the Country.
Piano For Rent Wilson l. Banner.
Hornbrook Park Fer Sale at Auction.
Dramatic Festival at Cincinnati.
Il NJ. Gillsland, Glue Manufacturer.
For Sale-W. s. Iutchlns
Sea Foam Wafsrs-McHee Island Grocery
Palace RetrigeTators-Nesbitt Il Bro.
Upholstery Departmental. Mendel Il Co
New SIlverware and Fancy Goods. g
Dillon.
Curtain Poles-McLure House Art Store.
We are Showing Buntings-A. sieden bac
& Bro.-Head OF Local.
Cniicun medies-Fourth Page.
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Ladies' Hnts

Renewed In the latest spring styles, bleached,
colored, and finished good as new, at Blake
4 Sons, 81 Sixteenth street
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A GENTS wANrED-
To sell the American Farmers Pictorial
CYCL0PEDIA OF LIVE STOCK.

And Complete Stock DoctorI Enhancing Hor..
Cattle, Sheep. Swine, Poultry, Bees aud iSSs
BY Hon. J. pcriam, editorin chief "PraIre Fam.
az" and DR.. A. Il. BAKER the dIEtInguIsaed ys,s,.
lnary surgeon and writer. Covers every subject
pertaining 10 stock Of Farm both 10 HtalLh M
Disease. Entirely new. Nothing like il. M
competition. Cheapest book published. COntainS
lbS imperial octave pages; two charts for leilinS
ages OF Hoses and Cattle; TO Engraving, and
colored plates. II ,5UO sold in 9v days karrnpn
clear 500 Q month. Act now. kxclu1iye terrific.
~. Confidential terms, &c sent on ApplicsIinn n
n. b. IHOMPsoE d CO., ~
Publisher
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Potter Drug aud Chemical Co., Boston.

nIITICURA SOAP. Absolutely pnre, hIVhIy
uU medIclnal, indored by phyEIcianS nref0ITed
b. the elite. sAles, 1851 and lss2, l,oo0o0 caisG
sold everywhere, RprltwlIW
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALTS
w MEN. one for city and one for the ,o-I
Muht have unreasonable city reler, nee and .Ct.
rity. l. N: BAFER. room 81, ct. james, Tutsdsy
irdm u 10 9P.N Sn,iS
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MAY EXCURSION TO THE GIN.
1i1 CISNATI DRAMATICsFesTIyAL
The lne passenger steamer

Tho One passenger steamer
ANDES. ,Nsn b
ChGs MuhlsmRn Captaln, N. y. Noll -; : y
Clerk, will leave WhecliAR for Cincinnati an an
eICnrion TIP 10 the Dramatic FESTIVAL. nm ,rIIFa
DAY MAY lst, 1883, atSP. ~. arriving al CineinI
natl Thurday nosn. Returning, leaves Ciuoinnatl
Friday a. midnight. This will giYe exeuTionisss
othell0 and Hamlet. BY mch stats AZ Jas. y NM
dooh. John McCLlloch, Lawrence Barrett. JehnA
EllieF, MIS- Mary Anderson. Nils Clara MofriI and
many ethen FARE foe the Round Trip incindtn9
from Marietta and Parktthug IS 90. !
t6r passage and state iO0ms, apply on board oy
~ Letter az Telegraph, care c. IT, Eooth q I'm,
WY, Mhselng, M'nya: Remember, The Andes gives You
The wheeling Open House Orchestra and Rms.
~! 5Sna ma oeen engaged 10 accompany the excuF.
a'Su' apn
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We shall offer for the next thirty days
the greatest bargains ever offered BY amy
Clothing House In the city.
KLINE BROTHERS,
The Reliable Clothiers,
80 Twelfth Street.
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CUTICURA RESoLvEKT, the new blood puri.
fer internally, and CutiCura and tnticurR Soap,
the great skin cues externally, clear the Com.
plexion, cleanse the Skin an Scalp, and purify the
BoOd Of every species Of It!hlug. fcAly, .Pimply,
HorofulpuE AenuriRl, and Ca1corouI humon,
Sores, ulcerI. SwelliugS Tumon. AhSceEScs, Blood
POiIonS, Rcurvy, Salt Rhenm, ETyEipHlAs, and ali
Other Torturing niSGgura tlOns Skin Blemishes and
Humors III Childhood. when hydclAns, hospitals,
and All other means fall.
CUTICURA REs0LVEET op'ntes with energy
upon tho bowels. liver, kidneys and pores Of tie
Hkin, purifying the sytIem Of oil humon and dis.
eases arising from impure blood, Inherited weak.
neNeS and mehcuEtAl uoISOlk
CUTlCURA, medicinal Jelly clean OF ali az.
teTnal evidence Of blood. skin and scalp humors,
eAu away dead skin and Ash instantly allsy1
feelings and ir'itAtiODs koitenS 700 hes and heAs
Worth IL weight IN gold for any itching hutnof,
itching piles and delicate iTrtltiOnE OF either n
CuTIGU "A a0AP. frRg ant with delicious tlOwOr
oiioS and healing balsamE, contains 10 mo iihed
form all he Virtues Of CulcIiA aud Is IndIspeIlsS
BILE In treating Gtin dlsshJtS IniRntile and blrth
humots, rough, chAhped, or greasy akin, BLACK
heads and KIN blemiShes and Is an exquisite Siin
BeautlhPr.
lives for diseases Of thu skin, scalp and bloId aud
may DO nsed from Infancy 70 old age Price. CIIii.
utiia Rcsolyent q per bottle CuilGura 80 eta per
box; lame boxes OF. Cuticura Soap, Is cts CliIi.
CuF Shaving Soap, lhcts Fold by all dealers,
Potter Drug aud Chemical Co.. Boston.
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WANTED,

IHANTED DAY BOARDERS-1
w few Day goarleS can be acronno.I.,!as
with good board At No. III ChaplInc Iinei II'l
one uniurnished room U let sr,; n,HO
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puRxEE's Salad Dressing Is the best thing OF
the Kind ever sold. With It superb salad OF
any kind can be made without delay or
trouble. It's also one oil the best sauces for
cold fneaia
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NREsCRNT BUILDING

.NREsCENT BUILDING ASSOCi,,-
W TION.-The members aud subscfiber' y, St a
stock Of the new Crescent Building An ,i..S ne We
CangleI Block, 1878 Market street, IN SS1rt hlA,
April q, Ht 30 O'Clock for the puipoie ii "a
Consultation and By.LlWs the nCuinSii.S " gI4I9E
rectors, and such other business a may n,S,,. y,
come before them by order o. the IncortoSstias,y!
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lGEALED PROPOSALS.

CRY CLERxS cyycr
WHEELiSo. W. Va, April IL lisa
Sealed proposals will DO received al tbC oS.s
the City Clerk until wednesday, April IA y IssS o.
O'Clock n. for furnishing aud deycdiSSsS ~
Gig building, dty 5rtsSn, Lookup aud H. tss
comes from the bank, for the term endISy ",
81, lta. Payments 70 be made monthly. ~~'ca
The contractor 70 give bond and secil,I,v H.. A.
iulhllment Of the cOulrAct. wi @s
Proposals 70 be addressed 40 the Chsl,r.s ,
the Committee on Contracts" tbs COnmitI..u "
serving the right to reject any or all 6lds !"
FRANK BOWERS.
AHIlN CIV LllAsk
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WTANTED-AT THE WHEEL IVA
w Creek and New Henderson Nln,T E,t.'1
poit, Ohio, some good. steaAy hineN "''0Ee-
APPS J.E WLrERa ar,,
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LYScu's Bargain Shoe House, A Twelfth
street Wheeling, will open next week. Wait
for them, and save 26 and 80 cents on every
nAir Of boots or shoes,
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

The New and Elegant Large Bushes,
Room, No. 1905 Main street.
mrl2 JAMES L. HAWLEY
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WAR for Us, we are coming. viii open
some time next week. Lynch's Bargain Shoe
House. Cheapest In the world. We will
save you 95c, SOC, 76c and 81 on each pair.
n Twelfth street. ..I-
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FOR SALE.

EoR SALE-A FIRST.CLASS BRICK
II Dwelling Of 10 rooms, situated on Howard
street, In kiIkwood. Tein.s 10 suit purchaser Eli.
quite Of JAMES DUNCAN. oglebay Block. Fridge.
port, Ohio. miI
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LYNrH's Bargain Shoe House. ~ Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open next week. Wait
for them, and save 95 and 80 cents on every
pair OF boots or shoes,
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NOTICE

Il hereby given that have duly ou,lIs.A ar
ectitor OF The estate Of hOuiss II Mir. SStki.
All penons having claims against AID W.SS,. ~,
requested 70 present " me al Onre thc Ssns he
ly authenticated, and all peIsOns Indu6eJ ,Upsi'
estate are requested 70 make immediate nS ~ 40
10 me Of their said Indebtedness p~'meat
,.. n. ". ANICH
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BROWNSVILLE, Pa, April 13.-River s feet /
inch aud falling; weather clear; thermome.
MoRoASrovS, W. Va, April 1:.-Rlver 4
feet @ inches and falling; weather cloudy;
thermometer 49,
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"ANIED.
w. Ladies' OF young men to take nIce l,,A,
and pleasant work at their own homes; WORK III
mail no cAnvasSiny; good sAlAty; no StAnp or n,
ply. tlea.en dlesl khLlABl.kMASUFACTG
o., Philadelphia, Pa. mrJiS S ~
A GENTS WANTED TO HANDIE
"A tho Pocket. Electric Lighter suptisadS.
maches twill light Snythlny such rs WOOD H..
per, cgars, leaves hay, gas. oil slows, Als. ~
In TACT any thing that \ match will liEht an -
used In the strongest wud or htavlrSt lain Itn,,o
heLails for 2bc o. 81 per dozen. ExcuIlve Nh M y;
NiCoL, III Madison st., LhicaEo. III. e
Apl3 I1hA,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-03-22
MARCH.
STARTING OUT.

It is sometimes not easy to de-
eide just how to start. But the
FIRST thing is for the beginner to
determine what breed he likes
best, as what a man likes best he is
apt to do best with. No matter
what others may like, select what
suits your tastes and purposes or
you will never be satisfied.
The next thing to consider is
Of whom you will purchase. It is
not best to start on a cheap plan.
AS a general rule it is with poul-
try as with other things, the cheap
est is the dearest in the end. Do
not canvass the country to order
from the man who sells at the
lowest price, but rather for the
man who sells the best stock-the
best breeds and mated so as to
produce good specimens. 1t is
useless to think Of going into fine
poultry breeding without expense.
& man must have his buildings and
yards if he wants to breed them
pure, and if his trade is large this
is no small matter.
One thing, which many noyices
loss sight OF, is absolutely essential
to suecess-that the time and
careful attention of the person be
devoted to the minute and seem
ingly trifing details Of the bust
ness. To breed any kind of stock,
a person cannot know too much
about it, and he who thinks he
understands the thing perfectly is
assuredly not the one who will
meet with grand success for, until
improvement ceases, there will al
ways be something more to learn.
Many ask which is the best
breed to begin with. There are
many established breeds that are
prominent, with characteristics and
qualities suited to the various re-
quirements, so that one need only
select what he wants, with the
understanding that all the good
Qualities are not found in one
breed, as is the case also with other
domestic live stock.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-03-22

Cows.-Any cow that Is out Of
condition will need the best Of
care now. Warm bran slop, with
q little ginger, is excellent. If the
animal is poor and weak, there is
danger of feeding largely OF rich
food. Calves infested with vermin
are known by their rough coats.
A mixture of lard and sulphur
rubbed along the back, with dose
of a teaspoonful of sulphur and
molasses once or twice a week, is
effective.