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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
1T WAS NO CO.
A PittsbuSger Saved From S;'iSide ~
SicubeuviIir.

STEUBENvILLE, December H.-.An intoxi-
Gated individual, who gave his name a.
Charles Degraw, Of PittsburG, was founI
by the officers lying in stupor on the
street late last night. Shortly after being
IN the lcckup a fellow prisoner called the
Marshal and Informed him that Dekra"
had attempted TO commit suicide by han;
iig, In; he bad burned the rope through
The Ears. pegraw was found lying on tue
iOOr tDr rope tight about his mex, and hr
was black in the face. lie was soon re2us-
citated The doctor believes strong drink
had dethroned his reason. After being re-
leased this morning he said he would try
il agalD,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15

SUFFERERS from nervousness early decay,
etc. il You value life, avoid advertising
doctors and medicines that act on kidneys,
and liver. Be not deceived by the many
boeus certificates Of cures from paid or i'm
sginary persons. II q weakness Of the sex.
nal system is the cause Of your distress,
DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparil-
la will strengthen the parts affected, stop
the drain, quiet the nerves, produce dream
less slumber and allow you to regain per
feet health. 1t has cured thousands, and
will cure you, for, by purifying the blood
and strengthening every weak portion OF
the body, il removes every symtom o. dis
tress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
ANEW YORK THEATRE IN FLAMES.
s'andard Burns al an EARLY Hour
LasI Evening.

8. =" ioES, December l4.-At seven
!. .EA IBIS evening fire was discovered in
'@adard Theatre, one Of the most pop
!. -P'oTa places Of amusements. The
'P'sad rapidly snd by the time the
,srstL 10 wosk the flames we're burst
!, .lsA the roof. when the ire broke
Ey,, We Ess in the theatre but 3 feS
t.F..'- any and two young actresses re-
u - =. rsr's with a prompter and they
1, - I'm o'slliilcu''y in escaping.
:. ,0.n as the flames wers discovered
{ f., ,e1d. Euisker was called into reqa :
e sI guy after few moments abandoned
b Use Vac remained within were cor
hy for their lives, as the ir
l,,-, 4" Or working around to the exits,
s.s - escape. The flames spread with
It, PITY that tie whole structure was
:.i.r-r. e' within an hour. The theatre
Zee ,,I Nss valued at $50, ,O0), scenery and
= TLop1rtes s25, 0Qo, which is q TO 81
< g. =, = |ioVsrty vas Insured for nesrly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15

A DsDse yesterday iHAdSertsniiy. no
doubt, ssys . craak wsat 10 DR.. pEsd's
bouss sd said and did ssms foolish things.
Had ths author Known who Me man vs.
hs vsald hsys wht.sn dlfsren'iy. TIE
man = . very intsIiiSsut and sesp<etsbis
es,tl.snsn, and resides On Charles street.
and = known - Jshn q Bell, . sessral
book sgsnt and pubsishsr. o'sTsost
Of . msnlaI nssars caused his mind
70 sberrsie % Thnsdsy. snd ises
then be imaaiaAs tAst aoa1s one wants
10 kill Linn With eleethciiy. He vas
bfuueht 10 jsil Lass svssins y Df. Wilson.
and Wa duly committed y Jastscs GeosEs.
ArkIs 70 await further dsysiopmsn:s OF
bic mind. He 10 s,nt!smsnly IL his man.
per. although slnsyiAe from . s-vers
usatsl dlSoe3sr q this dms. He has .
wife and tvo children, With whom %
deeply sympsthiss In this sad sf'iciion.
We bops that his rsaGon msy soon b re-
stored. % that hs may Join his intsrsstias
little family again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
A SOUTH SEA BUBBLE.
Troubles of the Canadian Pacific Rail-
road.


road.
OrTNwA, ONT., December ! 1t is under
stood that Mr. Donald A. Smith, one OF the
directors OF the Canadian Pacific railroad,
will be reappointed Governor of the Hud.
son Bay Company, and withdraw from the
railway syndicate. Everything points to
a second South Sea bubble. In the North
west the line OF route was DETECTED over
one hundred miles south OF the location
selected by the Mackenzie administration
i Aiter the road Is completed, and the cream
hss Seen taken out Of the job, it will be
found that the present members of the
syndicate have worked of all their stock,
leaving OF the hands of those holding it a
gigantic elephant running through coun.
try that centuries OF putting will Aever
sell. Hundreds Of emigrants who have
been led 10 settle in the Northwest are, as
shown " government returns, crossing
over TO the Lifted States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
SUIToR KILLS SulTOR.
Kentucky Rivals for Fair Girls
Hard I'm Death Quarrel.

OAK LEVEL. KY, December li.-Riley Al
len. a young man tweuty-one years old,
had qusrrel with Peter Reed. two years
his senior. last night Tney mad both been
paying attentions to the same girl. They
resorted to blows Allen assaulted Reed
with grubbing hoe, breaking his neck and
breast bone, and causing his almost instant
death. Immediately after committing the
deed Allen fed and escaped arrest. Allen
had been drinking all day and was intoxI-
Gated at the time OF the murder. Both are
well connected
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
PROTESTS AGAINST LAND GRANTS.
Owners object 10 the Acauisitious oi
the New Orleans mud Pacific.

the New Orleans mud Paciac.
WASHINGTON. December IL The attor.
uey in fact for the Florida parishes IN Lou
isiana presented 10 the Secretary OF the In
terror protests from those parishes against
the granting of lands within their limits to
the New Orleans and Pacific Railroad Com.
pany. The attorney protests syainst grant
ing the lands nov claimed by the descend
ants OF It's former CopqGt rors, and for
which action is now pending before
Congress. and saws he grounds
the protests more particularly
against the assignee Of the Backbone Rail.
road grant, as bc understands the Secretary,
n guardian y! the rights OF said parishes,
obtained y waiver Of 81! franchises granted
the New orleans and Pacific Railroad on
rrritury east OF the Mississippi rives. and
such wgiNr. - recorded IN ia" srcJigos ,oi
TIE interior Department. The a!turnay
sdis ne protest would have never nern
ned # tie New Or cans and Pacific rosi
had kept The irrms OF the wsiver ~ gooi
f-siI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15

BARCELONA, December l4.-The German
Crown Prince has arrived. He was re.
reived at the depot with military honors.
The streets are gaIly decorated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
A LOVERS SUICIDE.

Shooting Himself Because His Girl Re
eeived Another Gentleman's Atten.
ttons.
NEW HAVEN, CoSS December lf-Minor
Wilcox, q well to-do young farmer, shot
himself dead on the doorstep of his a:i-
anced, Miss Ella Thompson, at Say Brook
after a quarrel, arising from Wilcox's pro-
testing against her receiving the attentions
of another gentleman. Miss Thompson
has suffered from hysteria since the affair,
and her life is despsired OF. The quiet
town is deeply excited by the tragedy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
mother Murder Conspiracy Unearthe'

DUBLIY, December li-The Castiebar
police unearthed another murder conspir'
scy. Detectives were sent to England to
arrest the suspects
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
A STARTLING HUMoR
That the King OF Anuam Has Been
Poisoned Because or His Treaty with
France.

France.
PARIS, December 1.-THE Government is
without information relative to the re-
ported revolution at Hue and the poison
ing OF the Annamite King. 1t is well
known, however, that the Kings position
has been very difficult one since the
signing of the treaty with the French.
Eight hundred FEeacl tro lps occupy the
forts at Hue and on The river, and seven
gunh0ats are in :he stream. Vie Govern
npnt, therefore, has ED fear for the safety
OF it, forces there. The Deputies to-day
discussed the estimate of the foreign office
Gervi'.e referring to the position o! the
French residents of Hayti, criticized the
conduct of the French consul during the
recent events at Port au Prince Prime
Minister Ferry replied that the Haytien
government admitted its responsibility in
TIE matter ard would undertake to in
demniiy the French sufferers. The French
would see that the indemnity was paid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
THEY WILL RESUME WORK.
The Employ es OF oliver Brothers and
Phillips Accept u Reduction.

Phillips Accept Reduction.
PITTsBURGH. December Ii The employees
OF the Edgar Thompson Steel Company
who were notified the mills would close
tomorrow night unless they accepted re-
duction Of wages until the trade improves,
met this evening to consider the matter,
but owing to some slight misunderstand-
ing arrived at no conclusion, and another
meeting will be held tomorrow when it is
believed the terms offered by the employ
ers will be accepted. Over 5000 men are
employed in these worke. The boiler.
makers and boltmakers OF Oliver Bros. &
Phillips, who struck two weeks ago re
sune work next Monday at a reduction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
A FEMALE F0RGER.
Carrying on Successful SwindiinS
Schemes While Passing a. . Quiet
widow,

Batavia, y. Y, December lS.-Mrs-
Nancy Gibson, of Oakfield, is being tried
here, and it IS expected to prove that she
carried on s series of very successful swim
dies.
The particular charge on which she is
now tried is thst of forging the names OF
various well known and wealthy farmers
to notes amounting to H,2i3, and oy
plausible story getting sl,l22 for them irom
q usually shrewd money-leuder named
Deshon, Of Leroy. She is also suspected ot
burning her house down to ges the insnr-
snce money, and other crimes will be inn
puted to her. She has been passing as
luiet widow in moderate circu instances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
DANCING CONVicTS.
Attempting to Break Jail Under cover
Amusement.

joliet, ILL, December 1.-THE conylcts
in the penitentiary have been allowed to
dance and sing in the corridors. iester-
day the jailor suspected something wrong
from the regularity and system with which
these performances were kept up. He
secretly watched and found that the noise
made was intended to cover the operations
of a prisoner who was saving the bars OF an
obscure window. In one ortwo days more,
If uninterrupted, 8 desperate gang would
doubtless have been set loose upon the
community. TIE matinees will he discon-
tiuueG.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15

TIE Indians, knowing the sslH Of wild
Cherry bark . cure for coughs md colds.
used 70 prepare IN their rude ysy. and IN
winter Kept II constantly o. hand. fbs
careful and secret method Of prepsriag
DR.. Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry mskss
II superior 10 I'll other prsparstioas. !. 10
VERY pleasant 70 take,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
Shin Adriff.

LONDON, December 1.-THE ship Alber'
tine, from Quebec, being tOwed into the
Greer eek harbor, was caught in esle.
The tow line parted and the ship was driv.
en- out of sight. There has been no trace
~ Ier since
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
The Steamer Aux Wrecked.

LoSpoN, December 1.-THE steamer Aug,
from Liverpool ior r 1tterdam, was wrecked
in gale on Tuesday, and crew o: TWEEN
ty.one drowned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15

II is important to know, that If kid
gloves are laid upon q Damp towel for two
OF three minutes, they will 90 on With less
chance OF tearing; hut it is more imports .nt
10 know that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is Q
sure cure for coughs aud colds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
Death Of a French Poet.

PARIS, December ll-Pierre Richard De
Laprade, the poet, died, aged seventy'one
years. T.. t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15

fay IA oSen married now," boistsd q
e n.y.. ~ 'el!ow, more than thirty years
%! 1' heTer given my wife q cross
'T n. lave rasye ever been without boz
u ofcoroIIi nIii !, Cough Syrup in case Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
nenth ofa WeII.KnoMn Historian.
Received with Military Honors.

PARIS, December i.-Henri Martin, the
well-known historian, is dead. He was
torn in 1910.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15
COMPLIMENTARY PARTY.
GiytuTn Honor OF Our Young Society
Guehts.


There are visiting in the city, at present
several young society people, both ladies
and gentlemen, and their hosts and hos
tesses. with their friends, have been casting
about them for an elegant and at the same
time suitable method OF conplimenting
them. This desire eliminated, last
exening, in dance at Franheim' ;
hall, in which some twenty couples
of young people participated. The cool
weather made dancing unusually enjoy
able. and the evening was marked by its
pleasures as the party. was characterized by
its gen eral eloquence. The German was not
induced in, but all OF the popular party
dances were given full sway. 1t was re-
marked by one OF the participants that se.-
dom was party of ladies' more beautifully
and tsstefnlly attired. Those who psrticl'
psted were as follows:
Misses Laura Harden, Gene Pendleton,
Laura Updegrsf, Clara Fisher, Minnie
Loring, Lucy Lorine, Mary OFT, Nellie
Annie Chaplire. Jessie List, Lille Baker,
Jessie Bruce, Jennie Bloomfield, Jennie
Woods, Belle NcCabe, Mary Dickey,
Laura Lukens, Carrie Brues, snd
Nessrs. Ed. Hszlett, AL Glass, John
Ribeldsffer, Charley OFT, Sam Miller,
Harry Coen, John James, Charles LIST,
Dan List, Walker Frissel, Walter Bloom
field, Irwin Singleton, Ed. Bowie, James
Hall. John F. Baker, A. s. List, Alex.
LsughIip, Harry Franzheim, Albert Franz
heim, Elmer Frssher, Ben Allison. Tom
Howell. George Hof, PEBBLES Tstsm aud
Bprnie McMechen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15

Intelligent people have quit taking
bitters and mineral poisons, have quit
doctoring kidneys and liver, nerves And
brain. have quit using alcoholic polsons
and narcotic drugs, have quit poissnine
their system with quack nostrumA and
nov keep themselves and families in per
sct heslth by occasionally using the only
osrfect blood purifier and true strengthener
Of weak portions OF the body, known far
snd vide IS Dr.. GuysotGs Y.llow Dock aud
ssIsspsrilla. Any drusg,s: vii! get it fos
you.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-15

REy. J. P. BscK, Owenton. Ky, s,ys: y
hsve used Browns Iron Bitters snd ooa.
,ideI n one Of tbe best tonics soid.'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-31
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL

The Courier and Journal, Of Potsdam,
New York, calls attention TO the TACT that
the bark-peelers are making havoc with the
hemlock Of that part OF the state, the value
OF which, for timber aud lumber purposes,
~ becoming more apparent since the spruce
IS being so heavily drawn upon for supplies.
The paper referred to says: Few people
realize how rapidly the hemlock is disap-
pearlng from our forests. It is destroyed
not for timber or for fuel but almost solely
Tor the sake of its bark Lumbermen have
proposed TO attack the hemlock when the
spruce shall have been used up, but against
the INSCRIPTIONS rapaclty OF the bark-peel-
ers and tanneries, hemlock has 10 show for
existence. All through the Adirondacks
these trees are fast falling, and their stripped
| trunks show that the Unsuitable appetite OF
the bark mill has been felt even there"
The Chicago Times says lumber stocks Ia
that city are unusually large for the season,
ana hence there is a great deal of weak
ness IN prices, competition between dealers
being lively. There were l67 ,000,0O feet OF
lumber on hand ON Nj arch in excess of the
supply March /, 1882, and il is probable
lnht the excess ut present is nearly IS large.
Ihe yard dealers have entirely disregarded
the Official" price-list issued by the um-
Der exchange Tor some time past, aud our
quotations, which are general SOC. TO 81 be-
low that list, are often shaded considerably,
IN order to unite If possible on n new list,
the dealers held meeting yesterday morn
ing, but adjourned to meet tomorrow, AS
more time ~ wanted TO consider the sub
Ject. A general decline IN prices may be
expected.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
beiug--kt tho hilus to GO kiln run
droSg--At The Dallas qusrrtes, ~ peT CUBIC
drAssed front
,-LUMnRH-y yellow Pima roukh a. 90 pef lr0
leoc over ~ t-ltin lsnEth 81 p. Matched and
aron1ed nNrins snt tniShing, 81 70; y ceiling
81 y ceiliuD o. " yellow pine yldlne ~: white
pine oeninG % o.; tg.t common =: secoad com.
mon 400 ~ait pius siding. first common,
W ~ second common, 50; poplar siding q,
GEAR G21 90; poplar ceiling, q 90 aah
ana walnu, ruOring, 500 per thousand
ppplH dressed both sides, $50. rough uslnut,
W. ~ 100 Oo,nnnn doors 81 50 tn a. ssah, 81 ~
70 W ~ 10 slit.
bHlN0ltS--Yeliow pine, 60 SO to ~; ,hite
pine Is 10 "a 70 % Cypress. No ]. g.: No 4
81 So No B. 81 y.
GEMrSr = RoseudslG, ~ rs; louisville, &, 10
Portland, 81 So
DRAIN PIrE-S inch, 1eo per foot 4lnch. No
b inch, $3.50, inch, 4Oc; inch, Soc
UEaSNT FLues-6 inch, ESc; inch 4Oo; sinoh
oeilihs lolntfl inch cap, 50l; inch oSlllnE
ioint 81 rs; finch cap do, 6lc.
MIXED PAINTS Ready for uge and al colors
u 0oa'l 10 per gal, All the tested and staIdaTt,
makes are on sale by Dallas dealerA
WHITE LEAD-Strlctly pure, 81 60
LlSE--Coopercd, Austin, & per barrel, bulk
g ~ Denison car lots, p0c per barrel, n rs;
l'all&s III lots, Nc por buSbel 2bc.
HAIR-Par pound, &c.
Posys'-Ccdar, el2 or Boise a. are Slb
LA Hk--rt Lhnuhln1
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-31
WOOL AND HIDES.

A late New York paper saws operations
have been on q moderate scale IN all wool
markets during the past week. Manuiac-
turers in nearly all cases have limited pur-
chases to the supply of immediate wants,
and there has been no speculative feeling
developed in any quarter. There is a good
deal OF complaint about the backward trade
IN the lines OF WOODEN goods, particularly in
iine and low grade fabrics for mems wear
ana in the carpet trade, and manufacturers
are watching the market closely in order to
gnardagainst over-production Under the cir.
cumstances there is n general indisposition
10 pie up stocks OF raw material In advance
OF need. The supply on the market is so
well in hand that there is very little if any
direct pressure to sell, but the position M
regards values is not SO strong as tort.
night ago, and shrewd buyers have in such
cases secured fractional concessions. In a
word, the market is easier without being
quotably lower, With larger stocks, in the
present condition of the money market, IL
is probable there would be more pro.
nounced weakness In values. but the recent
reductions in stocks have left the supply
within the carrying capacity of trade CAPT.
tal, and there is little, itany, resort to
the note -shavers either in New York, Bos-
ton or Philadelphia. The situation abroad
has not radically changed, and there are
no new features worth noting In domestic
interior markets. The general outlook is
for q quiet trade aud fairly steady prices for
the balance of the month.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY
Fine spriaH per ID, "A 10 2sc., m,aium spriup
per iou ~ To III Mexican imrrOyvd pcr Ii U
N lsc,; bury OF all grades, 2 to So. od
Hides--Dry tlint sound and heavy ll,o lar
ditto light 10 TO l2c dry salt heavy, liG ditto
light IL " Loo wet salt 10 71.gs green,
butchers, l-a 10 81 all damaged wei or dry,
and sheNrllugs A tn Ina
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-31
DRY GOODS.

New York paper of u late date SAYS
There was only moderate demand for
clothing woollens by buyers on the spot,
but some very fair orders were obtained
through the medium Of travelling statesmen,
and agents continued to make steady de-
liycries on account of back orders. Medium
Atwood cassimuros and choice cotton-warp
casslmeres were in fair request, but fine
suitings were trille slow. Worsted coat
ings met with moderate sales, and leading
makes are closely sold up by agents. Cloak
inSs were mostly quiet, but Jersey cloths
continued in good demand, light supply
and firm. Fine satinets were in fair re-
quest, but other grades ruled quiet, and
there was u very light business in Kentucky
jeans and doeskins. Flannels and blankets
were dull las usual at this stage of the sea
som, ana carpets were in irregular demand
ut first hands. Wool and worsted dress
goods were jobbed in liberal quantities,
and there was u steady call for small re-
assorlments by package buyers.
To'pAys QUOTATIONS.
,fRiNrs-freeman - s; Lodi, 8; Gloucester, b;
harmony, Y; Cocheco, On; Merrimac, &; Green.
wioh, 81; Allen, G; Albion, solid, 6X Peabody
solid, Sh; Peabody black, 81; Simpson black.
Ing, On,
iIkAvy Bnows Doarsrlcs-Ausus,.- ~. 7N;
Indian Head. 81; Swift Creek, "a, q 10 gTtna,
~ ~ Edgeheld, ~ ~; Cabot "a, IN;
Derby, S. 3 81; Glendale, "a 81; Natches, 81,
~ Charter Oak, IL 4; Lake George, a., :;
Great Western, "A, s. International, "A. 8 81
rNspsows poMSsrios--Lake George, q Har.
vest ~; fccahontas, y Great Falls, Z; Peer.
less, % Plum Island, 81 Atlantic 81; Green.
br,eL :
BLsAcliso DoMEsucs-soclal,S sunny Side, $,
hon,mesville, N; Forest S Rig Bonanza, rs, 6;
W. WamsuttN ", Nav Nnrk mills NJ, pIu,nnJ
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-31
LiNb syslGh

A cable dispatch to the provers' Journal
reported steady livestock market Cattle
slow and weak; good TO choice Americans,
10 to Ice per pound for the estimated dead
weight, and sheep Is to pic.
a prospectus has been issued in London
OF the Dakota Stock Il Grazing company,
limited, with capital OF f25O,00O in SO :.
900 shares, of f5 each. The first issue is 10
consist OF $4,000. The object is to ACQUIRE
and work the cattle rancho of Messrs. n, Il.
Davis Il Co., called the Hot Greek rancho
situated in Wyoming, Dakota and Ne.
braska, United States.
The Drovers' Journal says; 1.-THE bulk
OF the capital being so freely invested in
range property is foreign. and has been
drawing very low interest heretofore. Such
capital will probably continue to be in.
vested, even should there he great decline
IN values, for what would be considered low
dividends by the average western American
capitalist would DO considered liberal by
foreign capitalists. Thus, the latter may
he somewhat disappointed IN their expccta.
uons OF realizing 80 to- 10 per cent. on the
capital invested, but in almost any event
viii receive more than they have been able
to get Abroad
TODAY QUOTATIONS.
SNry CArrLH-Butchers STOCK, grass fed, SA
corn fed, 5.
BARREN oows-Fat sN@Sh cents
sHtrrlse-i@&k CENTS
srcoK--Pcr head, Sl2dpeN.
Mich cows--with calves, e25@ss40.
hoss-coru.fsA. 70. gross; timber fat 5;
sMxKr-Mutton, sS@a cents; stock, por head
elOOStDgl, so,
Hossss,.Extrs nnN ,per span, sSoo@sSoe fancy
harncsa, sl50,@$O9 livery harness, s7b@Si7S
farm, s5oo9sl2S; ponies, sl5@sS0
Mt haa kilkaAe.lOA.