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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-05

The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted TO speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
GUS. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sorrs, Can.
Gers, Piles, ChilblainS, Corns, letter, Chapped
Hands, and all skin eruptionS guaranteed 10
cure Ii, every instance, or money refunded.
2S cents per box. For sale ut Logan 4 Co.'S
bridge Corner Drug Store.
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"ARE you lonely tonight, Miss Ada7'' "No
Sir / wish were lonelier." He babe her
good night and went home, took large dose
OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, fearing her ICY
manner had given him cold.
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Ghe qnteili9eufer.
omce. Nos. 40 and AZ Fourteenth street


For Rent-Furnishe Rooms.
Wanted-COal Miners.
Fourth Annual Ball by Local Union No. Q
American Flint Glass Workers.
Moving DAv-Davison Bros.
Ask Your Stationer for the "Esterbrook'
Falcon Pen.
Clean and Cold-Bridgeport Crystal Ice.
beautiful FI0wers-Walter H. Rinehart.
The parlor-G. Mendel Il Co.
Just Receiyed-Sinon Baer & Sons.
save Your Eyes i. G. Dillon.
First OF April Rsquisits-E. H. Nicoll.
Wanted-'rO Ken Head OF Local.
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after taking some highly pulled mp stun,
with long testimonials, turn 10 Hop BiLterS
and have no fear OF any Kidney or Urinary
Troubles, Brights Disease, Diabetes or Liver
Complaint. THESE diseases cannot resist the
curative power Of Hop Bitter; besides 1t Il
the best family medicine on earth. Trhs4s
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/ A LoSpoS surgeon says, that only one fash.
ionable woman 10 800 can draw full breath
with all her clothes on, and that all women
should give up tight laeing, and take DR..
Bull's Cough Syrup TO strengthen their lungs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-05

The Is no denying that sozodout Is the best
PREPARATION for the mouth and teeth. Prep
aratlonS, like snowdakes In number, have
appeared, but the public faith Is still strong
10 the virtues Of Sozodont. It's use grows
yearly. TThRAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-05
AN EDITOR ASSAULTED
BY A BADLY DEFEATED CANDIDATE
Who had been Written up-s.u.rll Bob Love At.
tasAS r. b. COsp. ofths stsnbsnrills "H,r.
lld"-Ths Article which Called forth
the Assault-S.IEhbOrhOOd News.

Special Dispatch 10 the IntelllSencer.
srEuBENytLLE, April4.-About eight O'Clock
this evening General Robert Love, late Re
publican candidate for Mayor Of this city,
who was defeated on Monday met p B. Conn,
Esq, proprietor OF the daily Herald upon
North Fourth street, and demanded retrac
ton Of an article published In last evenings
HerGld. Mr.. Conn refused 10 retract, where
upon Love struck him on the head several
times. Mr.. Conn attempted TO draw his 10.
volver, when the bystanders interfered. Gen.
eral Love went to the Mayors office aud gave
himself up, and was admitted TO bail. TIE
hearing was set for next Friday. Ths article
referred to was an attack upon Loves char.
ac,er aud standing, the Questionable aud
personal portion being as follows:
1.-THE Republican candidate for Mayor was
not person for whom It was possible to get
up any enthusiasm. Without vouchiug for
any OF the charges OF his enemies II Ii clear
that party who inside Of eighteen month
had been defeated for Office in county hay
ing majority OF 800 for the party he rep.
resented, was not the party 10 head ticket
In hot political contest, with one OF the
shrewdest politicians OF the community
pitted against him. There Is no use miucing
matters. II the Republican party expects TO
retain lis supremacy In this city or county
II must head It's ticket with dill.
ferent class Of individuals. 1t cannot
carry pefsons charged rightfully or wrong
fully OF every crime In the decalogue, not
even excluding the highest one OF taking hu-
man life. 1t cannot expect to succeed with
standard bearers who have put themselves on
1t perpetually from time immemorial, and
who have been sat down on by the people
time and again. There must be limit some
where In point Of time to perpetual candl-
dates for Office"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-05

The following shows the range OF The ther
mometrr, a. observed at Schnepfs drug
store. Opera House corner, yesterday;
lSSl 1883
7ANl2M.3F. MEN. IA. n. l2A.Sr. MEN
:? 81 81 70 10 81 q o.
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.J,zse,iud. April 4. 1888.

WITH Durkee's Salad Dressing there is no
waste or disappointment-you are certain to
produce good salad. It costs less than home
made, and Is, besides, superb table sauce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-05
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION,

inc partnership heretofore existing up4., 81
arm name Of Goodwin & Fulton, hGs js.Sd NE
dissolved BY mutual cons:nt, Mr. GOoiWiu nIt T.va
Fulton, who Is authorized 10 ErItIe Nj ~, " w.
All nefsonS having Chains q. Int S,ll i,T
questtd 70 percent them for SETTLEMENT Al NJ ,t N
sons knowing theInieives Indebted uTs ,eoM,I't t
U call aud Lettle. Respectfully 'tNe''u
. J B GOODWIN,
wHEEIIs a. ". Va. Anri'o. iGsa '0H' a.,
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Busy BID BrGs aud roaming reaches are
swiftly settled By Hunts Insect Powder.
Price Is cents. For sale by all druggists,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-05
oBsEQuIEs OF carr. WILSON.
Action of CouuciI-A Large Attendance
nj the keryiees NJ the House.

utNHtHtFNtGt1u ~ tnN A1oAAEs
The meeting a the members Of Council At
at the City Builipg yesterday afternoon, to
take appropriate action on the death Of Capt
Andrew Wilson, wss joint session, and was
held in tho Second Branch chamber, Mayor
Miller presiding and B. A. Galligan acting a.
Clerk. Mayor Miller stated the OBJ cot Of the
meeting. While Capt. Wilson was not at the
time Of bis death member, he had been the
representative Of the Fifth ward In Council
for number OF years, was valued cit!zsn,
one who had done much for the city, and 1t
was eminently proper that action should be
taken. A committee was appointed, and
shortly afterwards reported the following
resolutions, which were adopted:
ResOlred, That by the death Of Captain An.
drew Wilson, this city has lost an able and
experienced citizen, who, 10 all trusts and
business conilded TO him, acted with sound
Judgment and TO the true interests Of all par.
ties.
ResoIred That we extend our heartfelt
sympathy 10 his family for the loss they have
sustained by the demise Of the husband and
father.
ReSnlved, That us a further mark OF Prospect,
the Council will attend the funeral obse Q uies,
and that the Clerk OF the city furnish to the
family Of the deceased copy oil the proceed
ings Of this meeting, and that the same be
entered on the records OF both branches Of
Council.
The Board OF Education also met at It's
rooms at half past one, and proceeded TO the
late residence OF Captain WI son In q body.
TaE FUNERAL SERVICES.
The religious services at the residence were
exceedingly simple. The house was filled
with sorrowing friends, and the yard and
sidewalk in front also crowded with gentle.
men. There probably never wasso large and
representative an attendance at 4 funeral In
Wheeling before. Many OF the State officials,
the Council, Board OF Education, city oiiic.
rails, county officers, judges OF the court, aud
scores Of prominent citizens, not only OF the
city, but Of several neighboring towns, were
among those present. Rev. r. Z. Swope
read an appropriate passage OF scripture, and
Rev. Dr.. ". H. Cooke made an eloquent ad-
dress beftting the occasion, and led in
prayer. The body, In rich but neat casket,
was then borne TO the hearse, the pail bear
ers being Capt. R. T. Devries, state Treasurer
0'Brien, Sheriff Brown, Messrs. ]. N Todd,
James Maxwell, B. NJ. Eof, O. H. Collier and
J. @. Holman. 81. The inierment YVES pri-
yAte,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-05
GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Ne, We hereby her warn all persons .Sa!nN Lu,,,,
iot ssle By Nm S,1a Gla>; cas- UasrS
manufacturing GlAsi Caps aud nny in, mr. liaodta
thereon made " him, hAVln, been MA ~
duly recorded. We will ptOa cate INV Ia so ~ tst
hA me, o. u RHODES SAas
hPIS iiEDRCiR NkIIrN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-05

TuE Junior clOSs OF the Wheeling Female
College will give their annual exhibition at
tho college next Friday evening. q, "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-05

Mra 8. Kisner will have her Opening on
Friday and Saturday, April 18th and 18th.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-05

A Bto MoUrHED boy at Gray's Peak,
Bit his sweetheart on her cheek,
81. Jacobs Oil brought
Relief, and she sought,
A smaller. mouthed beau that week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-05

Mn. 8, 8. Risper Will have her Opening on
Friday.And Saturday. April 18th and l4,h.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-05

SPECIAL OPENING or New York
Trimmed Round Hats and Bonncts to-day.
A. l.. RICE u co.
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DlrTSBURGH, WHEELING { nv
i TUCXY RAILWAY CO -'' u hEN'


--g -.. oTflcEOHr uE TAgGsuEIR
HTTsHUkGu, Man.L N, Ia,
The Board o. Direction OF his CI,m,,snv t teH'
clSr stock dividend Of ten no. cfrrn, Has q
n. this Ollie OIL and III rr the IGth rnyJ,,I -yIGr
sIoSEholG , Of record MATh 81 I6S t,. 10 y:
o1 s,.s, wa S'oss @sica 81 Gud open AIhlif
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-05

WANTED F1RSTCLASS RrTs;-
wv Clothing Salesman One sS,"s, ne lAIl
the uads. Address, IL z, care inieIb.rnaNsed via
AprS "selSSf telR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-05

Mrs 6. Kisner will bare her Opening on
Friday and Saturday, April 18Th and ltth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-05

Mra 8. s. K Sner will have her Opening on
Friday aud Saturday, April 18Th and l4!h.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-05

Mrs s, s. Kisner will have her op' ming on
Friday aud Saturday, April 18th aud ltth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-05
STANDARD
Building Association.

Certificate Of incorporation Issued March >, Ia,
contotmAble 70 the new laws ~ lnsci Al tbs ~.
opcr .tion this spring rs soon IN HsutliGrnt nH,1
oi shares Of the capital stock Is Au6rfGP "a ~,
| rant an organization. Full information VII \.
given aud subscriptions Tor aOcE iurriyel BIZ IN
Ing at Building Association Hall, NG ISIS t,,f ~,
street, on Wednesday evenings, or 6y HnnlvIo" g
either OF tho undersigned. 'F'''As
Isaiah Warren, ChAG II, Perry.
A. J. Mchaih, RI. smylh
Vim. q. Wilkinson, Major II. jUT.
Alex. o. Maxwell, Il. A. Real
II. y. Behrens Geo, Hook.
Chas. W. Conner, Luke Triton,
mrA lnC. rpontOr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-05
DOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

Eight hundred and twenty.oIe acres Of thelI
timbefed land, about i've miles southeast oil BHi
ton 9. H., ". Va, OIL the waters oil the Eli AIE
DO noated down Elk River 70 market. Also bt6
acres Of tmbered land In Peny county, Trnheia
W. v. IlOGE 4 BRO,
MI IR00 MRtkRt RtrA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-05

Mrs. e. s. K,sner will have her Opening on
Friday and Saturday, April 18th and 18th.
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A GENTS WANTED
1T, TO sell . y the American Farmer pic,o,,.
OYCL0PEDIA OF LIVE S,ror,.

And Complete Stock Doctor Enbnc,n. Ven,
Cattle, sheep. Swine, Poultry. H.. hont,
by Hon. renam, editorin chief "i.,, s;d lNSI
e., ana si d. A H. BAKER the dtnsuisSrS y Jam
psstnlaR tS s,6S " Tre Eoys's evry m:
Disease; Entirely new. Nothing ny h and
competition. Cheapest book pu6ilShtI " 30
llo6 imperial octave pages; Two rlHIS, -, EGhaim
AGes OIL Houses aud cattle; 70 Enrn,ynWvl Telling
SSote a. plate l'SO sold IN days Nd
~. Confidential terms &c, sent on S,,,,t irriO-
~. ThuAPsOS St tUN"Oa 10
lao E,phth s.5 p,o.d,... a. Publisher
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-05
COMPLETE TREATMENT 81,

relieves The most violent sueezing or Head Colds,
aleaIl the head % by magic stops wAteFy discharges
from the Nose aud RytK prevents Ringing Eo'seS
in the Head. cures Nervous Head Hehe, and Eubdues
The nasal passages Of foul mucuh restor the
senses Of smell, USte, and hearing whom Affected
ireSS The mead throat and bfOrehlAl tubes Of Often
dive mRtter EwceIers aud purthet The breath. stops
The GoTgh sud atrests tho ptogFe'I o. CatAtrh To-
wards Consumption,
one bottle Rsdical Cure. one box catarrhal Sol
yent and SanIordt Inhaler, all In one package, Of
XII druRR,ytS, for g.. Ask for 9anf0rd'G Radical
Cnr. Form DRu6 AND CHEs IcAL TO-. Bnston.
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TJTANTED.

w, Ladies' Of young men 10 ,,t. .,..
and pleasant WORK al IhtituWR hon,ss liCe iitA,
mail no cAnvuSsIng; good ArInJy nv Nv'AhuiJj
Ry. tlGa,eG dies, RELIABLE MiSreInp % n.
o.. Philadelphia. Ia. ''''HV AtTulNG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-05

William +. Chiffon, Esq, partner Of sena-
tor Kenna, has been appointed by Judge
Guthrie, Prosecutint Attorney OF kanawha
county, vice @. P. Snyder, resigned.
Samuel Ruth, late cashier OF the Washing.
tou PA Savings Bank, was released on bal,
on Tuesday evening" until the June term,
Rev. L. P. Sreator and l. Y. Hamilton going
his bail, in the sum OF three thousand dollars.
Tuesday night Sheriff Chambers served an
injunction on the Washington, Pa, school
board restraining them from proceeding with
the erection Of an 5000 school house. the
contract for which was let few days ago.
The plaintiffs In the case are Ell. Little,
George w. Driver and Andrew Ford. The
question OF erecting an additional school
building has been pretty well ventilated and
has aroused considerable feeling. some want.
Ing II adjoinining the present building and
others preierring 1t IN this or that part OF
town, while others are opposed to new one
at all.
The Cambridge, Ohio, Times says: "Capt.
Geo. W. Dillon, elder brother OF Capt. James
Dillon, OF Wheeling, and many years ago a
resident OF Oxford township, made friendly
call at the Time, flee on Tuesday, where he
was told he would probably find some OF the
Taylor boys The Captain Is 3 social and
intelligent man, and like some others OF the
Dillon family, Is master mechanic. He has
under way an invention, the precise charac-
ter Of which he was not ct liberty TO disclose,
but when patented be thinks 1t will create a
sensation in the mechanical world"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-11-30
T HE SUN
NEW YORK. 1851.

rone bW, 10y million cutie7 OF Ths san h.vs
txeiv- rs,..',t III esIahiishmrut during the t.ast
end an tb - u You were to tiaSfe end 10
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.nonsb sound doctrine aud s.n,. ,,..,h -
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years.e the human race thirteen tb,,,.an,l
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rnost -, Nhy idea Of the circulation 81 tbp
Influence -, ~ ~ american newspapers. or OF its
e.n - 80 Ou the opinions and actions Of An,.ri.
c,n,i.u ana WOMEN. The Sun II ana &, III
tru,h ~ 70 be, newsnaper which tolls the
Al the f, ~ lrAF ~ consequences, which gets
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VIVA. I'm presents the news Of All the world
49, waste Of words, Ia the most re.ds Nj
rq,ls iileh - working with all heart f,r he
for,. hsii 'o"e,t oFrruueTt, and which there
20. anc mn, . tnat Tie Republican party must
1-a4 rus a"sl 70 ~ this coming year Of our Lord
- - you know The sun you ike a alre,d, !,
"a you VIII reai it with accustomed diligence.
i,terpr.oHht curing what Is sure to DO the mos,
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H. mon amo% The sun, i IS high time 10 sst into
,,,'s 70 Mail Subscri bcrs The several edi.
t,ifo ~ ne sun are spmt by mail, postpaid AZ
1t,S iHlly-j0 cents IA IN NTH 20 IA wear.
Th ,iu sunday edition, e.. Sunday-eight pagcs'
,.orit 'ls'on furnishes the current news OF he
~S'u, special articles Of exceptional intrrest
~ 'odN, and literary reviews Of new book
So ntshrst merit. 81 ysar. MtrkIy-sf d
!, Eight pages Of the best m Utter OF the d.,i.
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80, .'lut, special market reports. and 1T.
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patI A.ta eoyN Tree Address |. W ENGLAND.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-11-30
Heroes and Heroines Of the Bordc

Heroes and HerOines Of the Border.
In American history there are no more inter
esting tfgares than the Her es and Heroiues Of
the Border Bold, dashing adventurous and
patriotic; loyal to friends, to country and to
the interests of society, their work was singu-
larly effective IN the advancement Of American
civilization With seeming recklessness, their
efforts were in The interest of law and order,
and the people owe them debt of gratitude
they do not forget Their page in history is
as fascinating as it is honorable, aud there is
a peculiar pleasure in reading the narrative Of
their wonderful exploits.
The times which produced those heroes and
heroines mark period in American history
of absorbing interest alike to old and young.
II is proper that it should be so. These bar
Dis pioneers coupled virtue with courage, hu-
nanity and love If country with the stern du-
es of frontier life and battle, and the exam
pie of their lives not only interes but
strengthens our faith and admiration In hu-
man courage and unselfish purpose.
In American pioneer history there are three
distinct eras marked us distinctly by three
geographical divisions from The Allegheny
Mountains to the Mississippi, marking the first;
from the Mississippi TO tue Rocky Mountains
the second California AID the Pacific Slope
the third. The settlement Of these vast re.
gions developed great leaders. whose achieve
ments have made them justly and widely IA
nous. They have warm place in the hearts
OF the people, and a prominent one i'll their
admiration. 1t is appropriate that their
achievements should be recorded and We
note with pleasure the forthcoming Of new
book, now ready, from the press Of N. d.
Thompson Co, Publishers, New York and
ST. Louis, Mo, called: Conquering the vii.
derness, or New Pictorial History of the Life
and Times OF TIE Pioneer Heroes and Hero
ines OF America.
1t is written BY Col Frank Triplett, an &C
conplIshed writer, whose literary quali6ca-
tion aud great experience on the frontiers are
said to eminently tit him for so noble task.
special feature Of the book is It's apt and
profuse illustration, embracing 220 superb en-
cravings illustrating incidents AMI persons
the latter embracing nearly loo tie-ike por-
traits, of pioneer leaders, never before given
men and women-whch make it sort Of
picture gallery, as veil as hook Of thrilling
narrative that will lend to the book a charm
and int est not 10 he resisted.
Ii is Q ] by subscription, through canvass.
ing agents, and presents an opportunity u
maze money especially inviting We adver-
tise II 4dviheT cJ4lana.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-11-30
The viii the Late DR. ) W. Dent

Tn, viii Of the late Dr. Stouton W Dent has
b..n submitted for probate in the Orphans
Court Under the provisions Of the will his
prop,rty both real and personal, Is to go to
IN, vii, Of the decedeut during her life, bis
two unmarried daughters to have home
with their mother, aud TO receive a support
from the estate. At the death Of the wife Of
III, deceased, he bequeathes that bis property
shall 20 70 either or both Of his now unmar-
red daughters who may be then single and
after their death or marriage TO be equally
divided between them or their heirs, and his
other three daughters and their heirs in fee
simple Under the Will Mr.. ]. NJ Freeman is
also left a legacy Of one hundred dollars
The will also states as a reason for not leaving
III, three sons Of the deceased share Of his
estate that they preferred their father prop
srty should 20 to their sisters as devised Mr.
] ". Freeman and Miss Emma Dent are ap
pointed executor and executrix.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-11-30
Corn and Potato Cral

Corn and Potato Crops The Novem-
her report of the department Of Agriculture
gives the local Yield per acre In October the
eraged rs, y was interpreted to mean pro
duct 'close 10 600 900 600 bushels +" The
average yield PR acre appears TO be twenty
three and oue-tenth bushels, one aud half
bushels per acre lower than the yield OF ss2.
The product will be about 40, 900, 600 bushels
short of the previous crop, notwithstanding
the increase. of area This is the third in
succession below an average yield, following
six sue ,essive crops above an average yield OF
tWenly-six bushels per acre The Yields Of
the corn surplus States are ms follows Ohio
~ bushels per acre; Indiana, u; Illinois, 26;
Iowa, "a }; !, Missouri 27.5; Kansas SO I; Ne
brAska, 80 bushels The best quality and
slsgest yields Of the season are in the Missou-
ri valley In the Middle States New York
averages 49, New Jersey, %, and Pennsylva-
mia, 2S5 bushels. In the Southern States
Maryland averages % 5 bushels; Virginia, IA;
North Carolina IL; South Carolina, 8; Geor-
gia, .; Florida, IS; Alabama, Il 8, Mississip-
pi, 10 5; Louisiana, IA ,; Texas, IL 5; Ten
nessee, 20 bushels The quality Of the crop
in the frosted belt is very poor The quaati-
y reported is 20 8 bushels in Minnesota; 2l 5
in wisconsin, 235 in Michigan The potato
crop is large, amounting to about us, 00o,-
900 bushels