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prime c = Se ..ss and December 800 all

or; prime cAlh. November and December 800 ask
ed: January 50 10 lsked.
C1scfSSIrf. November io.-Flour dull Wheat
dull at 81 % cash: los November; u " January,
Corn In modeIate demand, cqAng heavy at Soc.
visions quiet and unchanged. whisky Iteady AZ
81 Is, Butter unchanged.
Live stock.
CHICAGO November l0.-The Dropcrt Journal e.
portI: Hogs-Recoipts q 900 head; shipments 660l
head: market brisk at the decline: all sold; rough
pF 81 S sS!HS sS s. sAG6p pIssR ssa
nstyes nominal; exports % 26l7 co. good 70 choice
shipping es 4oa6 10; common 70 medium q 9oa5 w
range cattle strong; Montana IS s.; Texans q t0A
20. shGep-ReClIpts coo head; thipments $500
head: market steady inferior 10 fair g 00A2 10 per
cwt; good g 50; poor s. 30.
cisciSSATi O., November 10.--Iive hogs quiet:
common and light 8 7CGl 6S; packing and butchers
Petroleum.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, November lo.-Petroleum &C.
tive: United certificates irregular, closed Of lS
The afternoon session was les active and iIreg:
ulaF opened At 81 l3k; declined 70 SlR5S; rallied
and closed at 81 1917
EEw YORK, November l0.-Petroleum firm;
United 81 l5X; refined S1SGS9tc.
Cotton.
NEW YORK, November lO.-cotton dull; futures
Arm; November lO.SSc: December l0,l5c; January
iOJSc: February ioSOc; March 10 9Sc; April ll.g7c
May ll.le; June n.sOc: July ll.42ci August ll.S2c
September n.Ac.
Dry Goods.
NEW YoRK, November lo.-For rainy day, and
Saturday, very fair business was reached through
many small orders for miscellaneous selections, but
personal request was very light.
.r Wool.
NEW, YoAx,. November l0.-wool quiet and htm:
for choice 70 domestic fleece slaISc; pulled lSaiec
unwashed l0a28c; Texas liAHc.
Leather.
NEW YoRK, November iO.-Leather firm and
fairly active; Hemlock sole 2IHa26hc.
NEW YoRK. November lo-Lead dull and weak;
common 6 QSG4 %.
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Black and Light Cloths f!

And defy competition in prices and workman
ship Many Styles have been Introduced BY us.
which for ht aud workmanship Aie excelled by no
other house. Among them Is the
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RELLAIRE.
CHURCH and Personal ChRt-Railroad
and GpueTnI News,

CHURCH and Personal Chat-Railroad
and Gcnerai News
Frederick BoeShariS the administrator Of
the late Fred. Hoffman.
The Globe -four mill is about ready to put
lis new machinery to work.
The W. @. I. U. will meet at Mrs. Gay's,
Belmont street. Thursday afternoon.
Pay day on the Ohio Valley to.dsy and on
the cleveland 4 Pittsburgh tomorrow,
Rsy. Mr., Hendricks, formerly OF the Epic,
copal Church here, was in town yeSterday.
The sun1 .wer Club will give q bali tc:nigh.
at City Hall, for which great preparations
haze been made.
There were communion services aud quar-,
terly nesting Of the Second N. Z. Church on
Belmont street yesterday. There were also
services nj the FIs. Ptesbytsrlan
church Sunday morning; Rev. j. X. MeRal.
Iip YaI unessiited. RsH ]. N, Monroe as
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-12

Egw YoRK, November l0-Flour dull: receipts
l5eto barrels; expctts no barrels; supeEne STATE
lower; options opened Aassc loweI, afterwards re-
covered from the decline and advanced AasSC,
later easier and iell back 3GSc closing quiet and
els hard No. Duluth s., ungradet spring 9Sca
ST 07; No. 8red 81 OS: No red 81 121<4l AZ No.
red November sales 1000 bushels al 81 l0 ii l9{:
closing o. 81 Io1: pecsmber sales 49, coo buaheli
24is 900 bushels Of q 1854 AZ, clotiug Al 81 lSS;
February, sales 30l6, 900 bushels at 81 l6<al l6,
closing at 81 10; May lies 20 900 bushels 81 COX
81 fSpE a. RAJ y Si9ISa sPS. los
fIn receipts 1900 bushels Exports 1900 bushels;
ungrAded b7kR60c; No. G0kaf0c; closing at Soc:
December 6lc, closing q q January 6oaeOxO.
Cats essicr receipts 70 bushels; exports Il 90;
western mixed aSaa7C white western 8S4lSc. Nay,
steady and In fair demand. Hops quiet
s4a RIO s Say and R Steady eSSf
higher and cIoled with advance paitIy lost. Sugar
dull refined lower; g 6Aae3s: yellow Ga6I<c;
mould &c, Cubles SO. AOlises quiet and IN
TGllow caLcs At 71SA71{c Rosin dull. .Turpentinu
dull at 37aS71fc. ESHs, western fresh, demand
fdr and market firm a. 2sa29c PORK quiet and
steadily held; new ReS 81 Sl2 Ggt meats
steam 7.7Ss November 7.73a7.75c; December and
year 77Oa,. &c; January 71a7.Igc; February 100;
March 5.s7AS0oc; April S07c. Butter, quiet and
firm. Chetse quiet but hEn.
CHICAGO November ll-Flour dun ind I'M.
changed. Wheat In lait demand, opened easier,
allerSaIds Gdyanccd RndT closet lower at O5Xc
November; 9sISa969sc December TkRg1sSc Jan.
nary; 9s1Ec February. 81 0.Asl OK May; No. q
ter q 6l Al OS. COIN demand eciiveAnd prices id
yAnced at 4g9lss491Se eAGhi ieS4{c November; iONs
lpjIc December: {b]<c year 81 70 January; GlG5sc
SS Snss s1S nSs.S unchanged
JRntafy, 91Se May, Rye eaIeFAt 6bXc, AATisyl
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WARRINGTON, D. c., November 12.-1:40 A.
M-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
colder and freezing fair weather, northerly
to westerly winds, higher barometer.
For the Lake Region, clearing and much
colder weather; brisk, high northwest TO
southwest winds; higher barometer.
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once Nos. 20 and "a FOurteentn street.
New Advertisements.

For Rent-store.room
We Bell Dry Goods at the Lowest Prices
J. N. Ray.
Ayers Stsiparilla.
Photograph Albums-Jos. Graves.
Regular Tuesday Packet for Cincinnati
Steamer Andes.
Notices.. Baet & Sons
ArtiltIc Pottery aud Fancy Goods-1. G.
Charley shay's Academy Of Music-Fourth
page. n,
Undertaking and Embalming-G. Meadei
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WE desire to call The attention Of the
trade 10 our large stock Of Holiday Goods,
consisting In part Of Dolls, Albums, Shell
Boxes and all kluts OF small wares suit.
able for this Holiday trade; all OF which
we offer at extra low prices. 800.
SPEYER BROS.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT TO MILL.
NERS AND MERCHANTS.

Being DESTROYS Of closing out our large
stock or Millinery foods bsiore inyeut'
orr, We offer our entire stock at anu DE.
low cost. Our stock consists In part OF
Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons and oil
kinds OF goods used by AillIners and Mer-
chants. SPEfER BhOs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-12

gTocKs-Thc past week has shown increasing cor.
Elence In railway securities from day u cHy. The
advance iu railway bonds has been general, and
each day mas shown an advance on tbs figures u
The pIeTiouS day. The advances In tho stock nlaI-
ket haS been subject 10 more fluctuations, but the
net result fos the week Is an advance OF hs5 per
cent OH thegeneral list Vanderbilt stocks have
shown tho most strength and tho Largest advances
AS compared with the closing prices Of Eoyenbe.
8, New YORK Central hes shown an advance Of az
per cent. Lake Shore ~, Michigan Central so
Omaha, common, AZ; preferred, 81. Gould stocks
were comparatively dull until to-day, when they
h4YO been more active, and show considerable nd
vauces over the clodug pIIces oil November =, viz:
Missouri Pacific 81 per cent, Wabash, common, ] Vi;
preferred, 9: western Ull31 =, Texas Pacific "a,
dividend payers also attracted more than uSuGl al
tenilon. and there hrs apparently been AgOod de'l
Of buying by investors, who think they are low
enough 70 buy foe comparatively perm lnent hold.
iugs.
n the last hour Chattanooga advance 2 per cent
10 80. The calef influences at work were the deel-
sion In the Chicago pool in ietusius business OF the
LackAwlnna read FfEer November 20. II that con-
pany did not live up TO the rates agreed upon by The
Trunk Lines, the ga!n OTef Missouri BY New YORK
Association Banks, and 10 the strong support &C.
con;ed 10 Vanderbilt RAd Gould S.Ocks.
The approximate elrninIIOt tho Denver and Rio
Gnude Railway for the lint week Of November was
9l5i oC0 an Increase Of So oyer ;he correspond
Ing week year Pgo.
~ a..a4iEt II FnukaR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-12

AFULL line Of the celebrated spar.
kerr and "Remingt0n" Double Guns just
received. Any one wantiag u good
Ing arm will find great bargains this
week at [. G. DlllOn's JeWelrS House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-12

IAn receiving my fall stock OF womsn'sl
misses and ehildrens shoel and mems tine cali
Ia which / invite an inspection. ] have
added several new lines TO those l have been
Popping heretofore, making q complete eseort'
msht Of iins and medium GoodA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-12

THERr is no mistake, St. Jacobs Oil never
fails as pain -hauisher.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-12

sATuEDAY.

The following shows the range OF the Their
momater, as observed at sohnepra drug
store, Opera House Gomez:
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NvAa wa such rush made for any Drug
Store as Is now OF Logan q OBS bridge cor.
eoyery for Consumption, Coughs, and colds.
All persons afflicted with Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hoarseuess, Severe Coughs, or any affection
81 The Throat and LungA can get Trial Bot
iie Of this grest remedy for ten cents, by
calling at above prpg st9fs yNFsW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-12
VALUABLE FARM
JOB SALE

u E'NEH 3kk LIN.
The undersigned Offers for FAle his farm, StrIat
three miles east OF 81. ClGiaville And ont MA ,
south Of the National Road, containing 100 trfa,
1876 under cultivation; has plenty Of rood tiahn,
Is we'll watered, lies very avorablY, Is cNy 10 tu
tIvatc, and Is one Of tic best farms In that Ith
the county. II contains one good dwelling kCrie
and one tenement house, with ample and Cunve::
nient oulbuild ngs; has three god orchards o.
choice fruit, together with variety Of Other iIut
such as pears, cherries, ounces, dc 40
For particulars inquire OF the undersigned On
the premises, or address al 81. ClainvIlle, u.
SAMUEL X. FlNEEY.
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INDICATIONS,

Ax.12x5ssss.Ix.7rM7A.x. l2iSs.. US
Gn 60 70 90 81 R-0Q. u
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TOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
Three small Brick Dwellings (in ono block; each
dwelling hiss three rooms, with Is own front and
back entrance yArd fenced of, with hydnnl IN
good condition. Rents for STG per SnIum' VII
sell cheap: owners retidgntS Of another SAle.
Three small families OF limited means could pm.
cure house for about $3.50 each; located on alley
G, No glT, 9lg and OF. Apply 10
ALfNANDES BONE,
Real EkIate Agent aud Broker,
moo ll6l MSEket sIreet
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7AMl2x.SP.M7rMj7A.M IAN. sP.M.7P. n
81 81 50 IS 81 Is 81 %
SUNDAY.
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choIWIIa9Sr

TOLEDO, O., November la-Whelt LteAdy; No,
rod, cash q o51f regular q 06ki Lake Shore No.
yembef 81 osi<i December q Of; January q OK;
and November 6s1Ie December 6l5zc January 60C;
NAV $50 o. ked. 0atz quiet; No. cash and N0vem,
Der 90 c hid December Sle hid. Clover ICED high.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE OR BENT-THE DESI.
II kABLE Re idence, No. c. Fifteenth steel
Possession given Immediately. Apply 10 j. j
bison. No. iliS ChSpline street. noSxEls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-12

E0R RENT-TWO EXCELLFYT
IL rooms opposite the Cathedral; ,unH.LL.
doctor or lawyers office. Apply 10 Father SpI,.s'
No, II ThidGenth street, "4NNAer
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FOR RENT.

ITO LET-WlTH OR WlTH0UTBOIlPin1
i "A large, pleasant furnished Irout ~.
second floor. Apply at lo4S Nsin Stiect, IVY
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NEW Yogk, November l0.-For rainy day, and
Saturday, very fair business was reached through
many small orders for miscellaneous selections, but
personal request was very light.
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The Isrr1LloIxcrR on Saturday announced
the presence in the city Of s number OF east
ern gentlemen, accompanied by Mr. b.
Walker Peterson, who were supposed to be
here on buslness connected with the proposed
Harrisburg & Western railrosd. All efforts
on Friday to discover anything concerning
the character OF their business were In vain.
But on Saturday Certificate OF incorporA-
tion was Issued 10 q new railroad company,
several Of these gentlemen and the attorneys
Of the Harrisburg & western railroad being
the lncorporAtoIs.
, 1883-02-09
Try the Rising Star" Tea

This brand OF Tea is imported direct
from Japan, packed expressly for Water
man 4 Katz, and sold by them solely on
Puget Sound. Every package is brand
ed Waterman & Katz," and is guaran-
teed to be superior to any Tea sold in
Washington Territory. Try it and con-
vince yourselves.
Jy3d&w WATERMAN & KATz.
, 1883-02-09

To all who sIo fsrue .HHH .H e.
iudisCrotiOus ~ yuIll. ~Hr. .#s HHHs .. #...
decay, los ~ manhood. b.. o.
that will cure yuu ENEE uE tUN.H. ..H
great remedy Ngs U'-"uFHTrf. .H f. .....#..
South America. send 81. .r.#H. ...#.H
To tho REV Ju-EFu j. iNEaN, t.H...H .. H..
FOrh Cty. s.r
, 1883-02-09
HILLS MANUAL
or social Rnd Busise~s IoFufs.

Educational, social, Commercial and l+l1.. H
IIoS. Tuos. +. llILL. Containing prrHla-s- q.
letter writing, etc, bookke"pir 2. IaH-- H. r..."
ence, etiquette public me-tiL.-, sf" ra.r. a
library in one voIume-an euu,lUyfia Hf 90
ornament and knowledge, for hDth aIrH arH s#
men one large volume, quafio, au p1rf EHas0
tinted paper ten fullpage plates, art Win u.t-.
only by subscription, AGENTS WANTED A.
dress 4. l.. Bancroft & Co, al Market sfr7s' ~s-
Francisco. ai.a
, 1883-02-09
A HAPPY THOUGHT.

1t was happy thought that led to
the production Of concentrated fruit
syrup, so harmless in its nature that it
may be given either to mother or her
babe, relished alike by both, and of such
wonderful efficacy that all who take it
feel brighter and happier. For Sale by
n. ID. Hill & Son.
, 1883-02-09

If you want the best ten in Po,t Town.
send. go to Jas. Jones opposite Central
Hotel. He will furnish you with To-"
Pr y '""ni"-a1 JAraN E", 'or we
/. .s.s. l..
, 1883-02-09
MARRIED..

DOUGLAS FIRTH. In the Presbyterian
church. san Juan Island, Jan 18th, lssl, by Rev.
r. j. Wrel<eS Mr.. John Douglas and Miss Je-.
sic A. Firth, both Of San Juan Island
Marriage, thatgreat fountain offelicity,
has been playing oniull time OF late, upon
the united family circle OF our esteemed
neighbor, Mr.. Robert Firth. Lettie, Mrs,
Isaac Calhoun, No. 1; Robbie, No, 2;
Betsy, Mrs. A. w. Davidson, No. 3; and
now the last. but not the least, Jessie,
Mrs. Jno Firth, No. 4. Well, the secret
OF this demand may bc-evidently is
that the excellency OF the family lineage
is well known, Mr.. Firth being the good
liest man OF men," and each fair daugh-
terra guide lass wi guide pedigree"
lis said that the sum OF all, that makes
true man happy, consists in the well
choosing Of wife. III this be so then
John is happy, for he Will find in Jessie a
wife domestic, goo and pure. Mr..
Douglas is a young merchant, just enter
ing the business arena, and if in the Sc
| lection OF his stock in trade he manifests
as good taste and Judgment as in the
choice Of his life's companion, we can safe,
ly recommend his goods as A. l; a con-
sequent rally Of customers with a bright
and prosperous future in the mercantile
line. A number Of friends assembled to
witness the interesting ceremony, at the
| close OF which "The auld kirk hammer
strake the bell, and chimed out its jocund
music, in cadence sweet" AS the we'd
ded pair passed through the line of friends
they strewed their pathway with best
wishes for their future. Hail welded
love mysterious law, true source of earth.
bliss" A sumptuous repast was pro-
vided at the hospitable home OF Mrs
Robert Douglas, where large number
of friends and invited guests we're pleas
antly entertained. ******
, 1883-02-09

Iou Lee-Iay Hce-In the Office Of james Seavy
County Auditor, by James GSwan, j. p, YoL.
Lee a Chinese merchant, to Miss Lay IIee a
Chinese woman
The parties arrived this morning from
Victoria, and were married, and then went
to the Custom House, where they re-
ceiyed further papers in connection with
the important event The parties will
make bridal tour to Portland, tomor-
row.
, 1883-02-09

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver t.rr
have printed guarantee uH rH..H ..H.H 10 H.
obs NitHliZeT. II never Pail. rH ..Ha
, 1883-02-09
DIED,

In Port Townsend, Feb. 4, 1888, Chas. Murphy,
3ged about a years, Of drOpsy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-09-26
Avoid Farm Mort-assa

Mr.. Il. A. Haigh gives the following
wholesome advice ON mOrtgag 10
farmers in the american AgrtcHltuyist.
Mortgages nre necessary aud bench
cial in civilized society, but there are
unpleasant features about them. They
often enable man to accomplish wat
he could not otherwise do. and they
often involve man who would have
been otherwise successful. Tney often
enable . man to get out Ut trouble
which be could not otherwise avoid.
and they perhaps equally often make
miserable life which would have 9TH
erwise been happy. II is oasy TO get
them on to the farm, but 1t is not al
ways 30 easy to get them of. Farm
mortgages ara about tho best invest
ment that capital can tind. Investors
like them. They partakc of
the nature, permaneuce, and other sub
stantial qualities u real property, but
are relieved from many burdens impos-
cd upon land.
Therefore: Do not mortgage the
farm unless IL seems absolutely neces.
sary. Bnt. ~ . general rule ID less
valuable than particular one. It may
b well TO specify BY adding: 2. Do NOT
mortgage to build 4 tine house. BY 20
doing vou will have to pay monev for
IN investment which does not Oi:n2
money. 8. Do not mortgage the farm
70 buy more land. Where there ID ats-
sOlute certainty that moro can be made
out OF the land than the cost Of tho
mortgage, this rule might not apply.
But absolute certainty 10 rare. misfak-
ca calculation il common. 4. DD not
u,ortgags the farm unless you are sure
Of t,ie continued fertility Of itA soil.
Many persons horrow with an expecta-
ton Of repsYment based ON an expert
ence Of the lands virg;ni;y only. which.
IN failing. may leave the land less pro-
duciive. and the means of repayment
taus be removed. In this way trouble
begins whict mag result IN the loss d
tbs farm. Keep very clear q mort
RAT03
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-09-26
Al Ola Soldiers afs.itudA

A bronxed. strongly-bnilt man. With
the air Of q sailor. lay back comfortably
on ! seat N = west side Slevased rail-
road car last evening. He llxd = blsis
flannel GOAT over his arm, and WAS CYL
IDENTIFY determined TO keep cool without
eutss0nce tOnppeMrnnces. q yonn& -
and took the seat next 70 the sailor.
''Look-a-tete. my friend, said the
sailor. laying big, brown hand On the
colorsd mans knee, ..whcrc were you
borns'
II am from the souf. snh -olc Virgin
~" the coiorcd man replied, smiling
70 that hc showed two rows al oven,
white tooth. Use private waiter. sah.
n . most respect anie family n Brood
Ign. sah.''
well my iirnsd. Z the sailor went Oh.
II was q soldier ID the war, was !
prisoner 1t Libby. When I went IL
theirs weighed III pounds. and when
! got ont weighed % pounds was
skin and bone and was a crazy with tho
fever ~ any lunatic. Who DO Won eup-
pose saved my lifes Don iii knOwl Well,
| do. i was southern cOIored man.
He took mo into bis own lirtso cabin.
IA shaved my head and nursed me-. and
got clothing, nlediciue aud fo0d Tor NJ
] was delicious for Xix weeks, bnt can. y
around al right, and then ~ hclped ne
to get back info The Union lines. Yea,
DO saved my Lie. Ever since that,
wherever may be. ard rpvc arouud
; great deal, being seasfAriu4 man, /
Ana ~ xlsa hand II every ras1flSstsi xssStxn
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-09-26
NUN | b EI
Ell Psrk;nl il tlaols Nsnk.

Uncle Hank Allen M. perlfaps fkS
erlsHs&aest nggx( iytsset - yyllpl54 Ind H.
ID Central New York. Thqrs wafe I'm.
Or ordinary p0st-ofl - liars la tkss beam
tifnl village ii Eat0n. n. r.. wlero I
was horn, but Uncla Hank cOull lie likN
. gifted metropolitan. Every l5lrhe
Uncle Hanks gtticery wns lined Win
listening citizens; al payiHx Tic Strictk
INT attention. whenever the g0od old
man spoke. When Charlie Campbell
or John Whitney iicd ssobodJ paid asy
attention. u them because they wsfo
clumsy wnrknen. T.eir lies would not
bold wnter like Uncle HANKS. Why.s
the old mans les were 50 ssn0ofh. "a
artistic, that while listening 10 fhem
you imagined SON vera listening ii
Elder CIevelaads bible stor;as. ss
One day they ware al talking ahoit
potato bugs In Uncle HAnksa grocery.
which WAS sort Of village larnnsrss
club. Finally Csnrlsy. Mis- romafked
s.ssese~a A,r ees ~ ~ = ~
~ Il rt3fata big yS(is ssa 1879
Talk sbout In gOiHe Ia NJ i pukst0-
bug year!' exclaimed Mi. Purity. ss(3OI
Ing to bof Why. they were "a thick 81
nv garden this morning that I could
not : see the stalks. co,,utsd oS9
strour. healthy bugs an une mi. Twen.
freight bugs % one stalk!s ANA the
Doctor struck the air with his tist.
.'Twenty-e:ght bugs on on1 stalk ~
only twenty-eighsl" said Charley Camp
bell contempt ssYhy. they ate
up my first crop II pofat0ss two weeks
ago. anil they nro now sitting around
tke garden on trces and frncea wnisinS
for me to plant them over nvain.N -
Old Hank now scrntchcd liz heaa
thouchtfnilv and remarked.
..(3enilcmen, you don ! sny 81 yon
anncnr 10 Know siivthin ! nhM,t ina ~. y.