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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-10-17

Mall train South bound conn ects at Charlottes-
Vile, With the Ches, Ohio X, X, East and west,
aud at Gordensyille with Chea. 4 Ohio Railway
for Richmond. az Lynchburg. "a with Norfolk and
Western Il, X. through Southwest Virginia, 10
Nashville New Orleans, Memphis, Little Rock
and Texas and with Richmond and Allegheny
Railway for Lexington and Natural Bridge and
at Danyille with Richmond Danyllle L, Il, 10
South ana Southwest
Mail trsin North bound. connects at Lynch.
burg wit1the Il. q A. h. X. for Lexington and
Natural Bridge, and at Charlottesvill with @. 4
%. 4. w. for stanton, Clifton Forge and inter.
mediate points.
Express trains south bound connect Al Char.
lottesWe " ith Ches. OHIO X. ". for the v est
aud at Danyill with 4. h d. II. Il. FOR all DC M,
m south, Southeast. Southwest aud East.
Expresg trains north bound connect At Thar
lottesyille with G. h .. II. ". for aicbmond stsnn
ton. White sulphur Charleston and huntington
For Fairfax c. II. daily connection at Fairfa,
station.
Trains 30, 81 and 81 connect tc and from
WAkkKNTON dLily, and train SO daily e,cen,
sunday. TO and from Wauentcn.
MIXED TRAIN leave Alexandria daily. ercenl
sunday, go a m and 3 co a. m liI5p m re-
turning arrive at Alexandria IL 90, aud 2 90 7 4,
p. m.
Franklin Division, daily, except Sunday. io,v,
Rocky Mount 20 a. m, arriving at Franklir
Junction 10 30 a. m. Leave Franklin IunctioT
. SOL =. M, arrive 1t Rocky Mount Q 20 D. m
making close cOnnsct',H a Franklin Junc.io,
trains @ Lynchburg snd Danyille.
For MANASSAS DIVISION, daily, ercep. Sur
dayleaye Washington 8 40 a m and Aie1andri,
IS An arrive at StIasburg at 10 d M. con
Meeting With the Valley Road East aud west. anS
at River with $. V. 4. X. for Luray aud Waynes
boro Returning leave Strasburg % D NJ. srriy
Ing at Alexandria at 8 ~ p m. and Bashingtor
7 50 3. m.
MIXED TRAIN leaves Alexandria daily erce,
Sunday, % IN arriving at strasburQ 81 n n
Return, leave Strasburg 40 a M arriving a
Aloxandris ? 40 pm. .
For Middleburg, connect IA az Plains station
For Uppers lille, regularc N ection at Delsp.ape
Pullman Sleeping Cars between New Yorf. auf
Montgom'y ON mail trains, no. ia aud south hound
without change, only one change Of cars petweer
New York and New Orleans.
New orleans sleeping Cars .eaye Washington
80 M, running through without change
Pullman Sleeping Cars between WasbinOtor
and Augusta, Ga. without change. on i0 "a n
II. train, via Greensboro, Charlotte and C,olnrnbf,
Solid trains with Pullman Palace cars attaehee
VIM through between Washington and Iouisyille
ria stanton and White Sulphur, daily withou
change.
Alltrains make good connections. at Washing
ton, to and from North and west.
Through tickets at lowest rases 10 all importan
points IN the United States
J. 3. b. THOMPSON.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
NJ. s. DUNN. Eng. and su
Oy. 2l-tf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-10-17
Saved him 1900 Dnsl

Adams, n. Y, Jan. 30, 1852.
Dr.. b. J. KENDALL, 4 Co., Gents .-HayinR u.s.
ed good deal Of your Kendals spayin Cure with
great success, thought w0 uld let you know
what II has done for me. Two years ago had IS
speedy colt as was ever raised IN Jefferson
County. When was breaking him, be kicked
over the cross bar and got fast and tore one Of his
hind legal 10 pieces. l employed the best far
ries, but they all said he Was spoiled. He had a
very large thoourRh pin and used two bottles Of
your Kendalls SPAWN Cure. ard IL took the bunch
entirely Of, ane be sold afterwards for SlsOO fdoi-
larsl. have used IL for bone sIavins and wind
gals. and IT has alwaYscured completely and lefi
the leg smooth.
Itisa splendid medicine for rheumatism. I
have recommended Il 10 good many, aud they
& Kneeland's drug store, IN Adams the other DAY
and a very hne picture you sent them. /
tried 10 buy IT, but could not they said II / would
write 10 you that you would send me one. wish
you would, and will doall the good / can.
Very respectfully, E.S Lyman.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-10-17

Manage to have fresh fruit of
your own growing on the table
every day iD the year. 1t can be
done.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-10-17
His OutspOken Opinion.

Tho very marked tostIm0nIhIs trOm UoIIege
Professors, respectable Physicians aud other geu'
tlemen Of Intelligence ana character 90 the value
Of Warmers SAFE Cure, published In the edlt0'
rial columns Of our best newspapers, have greatly
surprised me- Many of these gentlemen know,
and reading their testimony ] was impeled 10
purchase some bottles OF Warmers SAFE cure
and analyzeit. Besides, took some, swallowing
three times the prescribed quantity. Am salts
0ed the medicine IL not in drious, and viii frank
ly ada that II found myself the victim Of Sc
lions Kidney trouble / should use this rrepara-
uon. The truths, The medical profession stands
dazcd aud helpless IN the presence OF more than
one kidney malady while the testimony Of hun
dreds of Intelligent and very reputable gentlemen
hardly leaves room to doubt that Mr.; II. II. War
ner has fallen upon one Of those happy discover
humanity.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-10-17

2l0 2l2 22O
ol,,..,.,.,. Lex. Mall Lext'n x Winchst'r
SUI INWARD daily Lynch Acom'ton
exc sun. TX. Daily .ex. Sundy
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-10-17

Da.E. C. Wrsr's NrnyE t,shsv Tnr-ssI k,-'An-
Ted specific flr Hytsria, Dn-f couyul,, ~ 49,.
Nsaraga, Heaiaehs, Nsryoui uiioa X y iee ~ 2,
.lcohol or tobacco Wakeulns iuni Dsr,n nfntrAs q
he Brain resulting 10 ns.niy 4 .rng ~ decay s.a
as,ih. P1suaiu'. oli A., 1,Is.r Fgss, = '..a.'
ssr lnvoluniary Loses and - " etsft'sf'
uon Of he braa, isifa.uss o. c',sl rn~A-@
one month"; trsaiusnt g 10 NJ. VIZ -
By mail prspsld on rsssl5' ~. s.cs'c',-h * =
eompsnisd viii $500, y -, IL We z 30 -
rsrkuo1i, ". - r.. ~
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-10-17


that good water is alr'S' DIS eSsen'
tial as good food make healthy
animals.
The Canaaan Farmer rightly re-
commend, oatmeal for feed for
COWS. saying th"c 1t is rich, than
corn - ms.f in alhssrr---7Sfs and 1t.
I-,rLsur<DSS0f the St. Paul
railroad has presen.
80 .rmers along tie road 20
I blood bulls to improve the stock.
Consumption of grain has kept
pace with ~>oreased produc. !,
ton; we " probably notwitb. W
stana;-<r'ais Gave low price, - |"
<S->>:SstetmO get. ''iceS TO loI
drJ,rHell.hlt.s H'
: : : : ! !
= Gund : lucea ha
sd. He
in the
Ightered
3and take on
Feather than in
10 take advan-
m preparing the
sale.
is properly saved,
hbinatiOn with clover
lin, is of equal value
hay by weight, says
IN; but such fodder is
t from that which is
70 frost and bleaching
pid growth and dense
y ich buckwheat makes give
Fat value as a weed destroyer.
thistles can be kept down by
be land is sown as soon after
ing as possible, and the first
lies that appear are pulled or
with a hoe.
"a. G. Prentice, of Maine, writes
the New York World that he has
sed enough ensilage on six acres
feed twenty-nine COWS seven
as with one feed OF hay every
p one feed of grain to the
80 we're MIXED. Making
Uetimate for the value OF
a Ene grain, the product OF
tbo y nda half acres kept the
went vows equivalent to one
t,venty. demonstrates the cl ain
roor w an acre OF land can
Not less support a COW one
year. ho n,orrs rorform
In agricultureN in separating
tho part of a mlneN ,rial from the
the valuable maA .h;o, motoriar
mass of the soil, 81, 90 th,
they afterward by the "'U ~
sun and the atmosphere !, animals
ure into food for man and 49,.
The inherent properties on '"0 'O'
are thus made available, anS~u"'
which was before of little or no yaN'
ne becomes most valuable.
The time is coming when it will
nav to plant varieties of corn which
are especially rich in starch for the
manufacturers or in nutritive ele-
ments for the feeders. a few skill
ed SPECIALISTS are at work develop
inc varieties having marked char
acteristics of value. But as varie
ties change rapidly in differen
soils and climates, there isplenty o
room for many workers in this di
rection.
fla COW is troublesome in milk
ing because she kicks, the frs
thing to do is to find ont whethe
the fault is the cows or the mixer
and if the latter, at once d.scharg'
him. The operation of milking i
a relief to the COW, and if she i
properly handled quietness will re
suit. But no COW can be expected
to remain quiet when every pull a
her teats result in pain. She kick
| as a matter of instinct, and bruta
treatment by way OF punishment
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-10-17
FARM AND FIRESIDF,
For HOusekeepers.
BREAKFAST Purs OR rop-ovERs.

BREAKFAST PUPS OR TOP-OvERs.
ON pint Of milk, one pint Of
tlouMwo eggs and an even tea.
spoonful of salt. Beat the eggs
separately and well add the whites
last, andthen beatall well together.
They may be baked in rOll-pans or
dep gem pans, which should be
heated we'll and creased before the
batter is put in, then ill half full
with the batter Or they may be
baked in teacups, of which eight
would be required for this quantity
OF batter. When baked serve i'm.
mediately. For Graham Gems use.
half Graham flour.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-10-17

Take one heaping cup of sugar,
twelve tablespOonfuls of melted
butter, six tablespoonful nV'
water and ~---''0poontnl Of soda
Nix ou,ekly with flour enough tC
ron; rsN thin and bake in quick
oven On vell-greased tins, kept in 9
store jar.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-10-17
GERMAN rUFFs FOR DESERT.

The yolks of six eggs, five table.
spoonsful of flour, one of melted
butter, one pint of milk, half tea.
spoonful of salt. Beat the yolks
OF the eggs light; add the milk to
them, and pour part of this mixture
over the flour. Beat light and
smooth, then add the remainder of
the eggs and milk, salt and butter.
Bntter the '"fdn pans aud baF1ll
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-10-17
CONSTABLFs.
SUPERINTENDENT Or SCHOOLS
SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

WV. Logsn Woodstocl
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-10-17

am No. 3, No. I. No.
'"D Daily. Daily. seeTiain
X. sun Notes
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-10-17
Farm Notes.

1t is good economy tOinvestmOn
ey in undertaking.
Wash horse collars with carboliC
soap and then oil the inside.
The soil can hardly be too por.
Gus or too full of vegetable mould
for corn.
Canadian cattle owners are OBJ.
posed to the introduction of Amer.
lean cattle.
An Orange county, n. Y. farmer
has grown three acres of sunflow-
ers.
Steamers are freighting live cat
tie from Boston to Liverpool at 81
to $40 per head.
1t is estimated that the average
production of maple sugar in the
United States IS 10000, 600 pounds.
When feeding hay it is a bad
practice to let the horse star
with a rack full before him ap '"o
time.
1t is gettingto be well -u''''oON
hat good wateris air aS eSson'
.ial as good food = make healthy
The CanaSan Farmer rightly re-
Commend, oatmeal for feed for
ows. saying th~t 1t is rich, than
orn Ipo.i IN :a.Is1ss' 7'fS and 1t
.,Cl..uxDS the st. Paul
railroad has presen- 4
-, .rmers along tie road 20
Hood .1bulls to improve the stock.
Consumption of grain has kept
ace with the -oTeased produc.,as'
on: we w. probably, notwitb wro.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-10-17
SUPERINTENDENT OF POOR.

Samuel GIber, Jr. Moore sstor
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-10-17

eggs and sugsA = - oh.
lastly, the dredeH0 pour
into a buttered mSSs,,i ".'9' -, an
hour and a garter. S"u OV', ~
pour a cupA.Ot cDstard'S'' "i i
for sauce, ored with VANILLA
other essence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-01
WOOL, HIDES AND PELTRIES.

The volume OF business in leading markets
ha. been m derae tui, all things col, idtred
satisfactory for the tim. 81 yerr us IN sea,
son fnr sock invenlofi 8, buok .ettrm II s. ard
r.o 10 mi 8, ami manuf ctureis RE natuI'
ally d .iscl,ned IN axe larg~ p,rtht OF Jaw
INA e. i'll. Ne, sUhelrh fomc 'er trl"' hhNe
DO II made ( immo diate vans me renersl
nrset has not EN- ~ dun ms might have
4 nespa ted unG T he circumstances Pric
sliz, d In early ~ c-ses have TO n as good
as Al sRy time during the month, and thit IS
,oll th~n at 9th time,. Tn re Is Ia very cnnf-
dent feeling among holder at ,oa al
..rderrd .o'd f., account Of count cousignors
Occasionally. hOrevef shippers have mani
( sted Il desir, Ia resliz', AID IN some ius 60
commission T. uses have become PURCHASERS AZ
Inc concessions made rsthe han allow the
''hars sins" 20 20 10 the ohsumer'. This srly
iudlca'e, the Irrvsl-nt f'iiu of eastern con-
sign O. and dealers, some concern II lie iof
tn future ~ general business In Consequences
OF the wide di, EN- ploy m-ut and reduced earn.
ipsa OF abnr, but The prospect, for the wool
trad are reg rdsd hopeful ON account OF me
IN bgr stocks In first M ds and me prob billy
moi Interrupt q, mand .uffci-nty to prev mt he
IN. rkrting OF the available supp before CLIP
TIM demand at the moment Is better moe
wo la thsn for other graded but all descriptions
are firmly held.
quotations TODAY.
wooIl-Nexican, free Of burrs. l16lsc Mcx'
icAn improved, itcl7c; coarse, iSealsc coarse
20G22c ine wool. according 10 dirt and con-
dition, Hope bury, 7@9c rer pound less
HIppsEHcayy hides, II poto IS and up,
sound, lsc; HIGHT hides. under IL pounds, free o'
grubs, 10; light hides damaged or ne grub or
more t:tulls. bad ana damaged, DRY sait
PELTRiEs-Deer skins, a@z1c; antelops, ioS
l5c: seal SKINS, i6925c; sheep pelts, As per wool
7osetc: shesrlings, losi5c.
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.
uhEDwAIiB AND METALS.
ouoT.TIoHs TODAY.


AXFs-Collns per dozen, 6G Gold Dollar,
per dozen 90 Diamond Edge. per Dozen 5G
Double iit, 10 o.
skill ETS AND LIDs--iRc per pound: sugar
kettles, 4aic per pound.
seal Es--Fnirhanks. discount 70 per cent
Howe discount % per cent
TIN PLArE--l. q, l0xlA, per box, 90 J. q.
lix1n pcr box, 4 10, Tcrnc, liX2l per box, 90;
Terne 20x2s, per box, Is 90.
TINWARb.-pieccd discount 90 per cent
stamped discount so per cent
sOLDER-No l. l5c: No. IL and IL lsc per
DUCK HORSE COLLARS No Ia 25per dozen
HAMFs two loop, % per pozen three !oop
TACK S--m boxes, 100 papers, 2 50 pc. box.
GRUB HoES-Per dozen. o. railroad picks'
per dozen, \ 80.
MATT CKs-Per dozen, 0 70.
RUBBER BELTiNG-Discount 30 per cent.
SHEET IRoN~a7 b. SCI galvanized. discount
siHovELs AND Enthusiastically, dis
count ~ per cent AIues list steel gJods, dis
count 40 aud 10 per cent NJ,
HEAVY HARDN Shafts. finished, oO
poles. 10 81. SiDgletrees, Wagons, select %.
buggy. 2 20; express. So wagon tongues
10 o.. Hickory axles, 70 o. holsters, : %
XXX, 4 50. Sawed feioes ~, rs; 2. 90.
Bowden shoes ~ Northwestern horse nails
No 660j 20; I, 90 Bar iron, &c rate
Plow ste 10 spring steel, 20; cast steel, lsc
BuGGlE '--6rade d. and spring top, ~ oo9
100 CO. do open 70 90. 80 c 40 side sos springs ma
phmtous, rs 90 lse %. grade side spring,
lao OOZ2 %; do phe tons, 100 Oeh 200 az bump
seat bugl.es, I75 ~ 30 co. platform springs,
ITO Osmil0 no three spring wagons w oCSlle
wIRr-Smooih wire NJ. 3, DC NOS ~ aho
r. bIsc lapanned barbei wire, &C. galvanized
l..~l a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-01
EMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.


BRICK Al the kilns TO 10 on kiln
sTONE-At the Da las quetries SC per CUBIC
foot; lie for foundation; lGc for wall and $50 for
dressed front.
LuMBER-Yellow Pine. rough, 2 90 per 100
feet; over "a feet In length, rs. Matched and
dressed flooring ond finishing. 2 76 y ceiling.
20 /. ceiling. so. yellow pine sldins, 90,
yhlp pin. ceiiinc, 3 90 second common, 10;
walt pine s.diug. first common
common, 2 80: poplar siding y, Gle ~: second
lar ceiling, "a o. ssh and walnut ar. rs 10; pop
pc l0o0 popIa-, drnesed both SIDES, 5000 rough
walnut i25 O0G1GD 90. Common doors. 500
3 en- Sob l 25td5 10 as 70 size.
sHINGLES-feilow pine, ,b0etf go Mhfs
line, so 90. Cypress, No. ]. co. No. q.
4 so; No. 3. 3 %
PLASTER PARfS-Per barrel. 4 0os4 TO.
CEMENT bnsendne, 30, LOUISVILLE 80
Port rnd So
DEMENT, FLUEs-8 ipch. sy%ri 2 lnnn. 40, 6
b ceiunz iO'pL ] W; iuch cap. BIZ; snon
co.'s u ,onL / 25: inch cap do. Coo.
DRAIN PIES mon, Ice per ioOE 4incb, 2oc;
Inch, s7Hc 2 inch, 4nc; 3 fbr h. SOC.
MIXEr PAlNT5-Resly for use and all col.
ors. | 25 per gal All the tertc0 and stan
dari rakef are on ssle ny DAllns dealers
, WHITE LEAD-air'ctlv pure. g rs &c IS.
WINDOW GLAsS--sxl0 To l0xi2, 80o i0x14
to lix2 30; l6x24 TO BOXES. 975 less ~ per cent
LINZ loorered Assrn, 90 per psIrl., ~.
/ % benson Oar lots. go per barrel. J %
D l'las In LOTT. 2oc: per bushei 2ac.
HAIR-Per pound, Sn9hc.
POSTs-cedar, IL so bois dare. Is
LATHS-4 90 per LEGO.
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DRY GOODS.
nnnrArrnrs To-Day.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
pRIgTa-- FroamAuA AZ. tod g. alonn altr, hF;
Harmony B; Cooheco, 81: Ncrnmac Htoel.
~ish s, Allen. c; Albion solid, hsi feano2y
solid. 81 Peabody black, bhi simpson uihns'
81; Simn mourning 6S; aloncessi n.ou .n.
Ing. 8 neflcAn. c. hartley pink ana purple,
g. Arnold r: o!l ~, y oil blue aud green, IL
HFAVY BROWN DOMEsTlCs-Augutis, a.
:: indian Head. 4 swim Creek, 90 Oh; "'h%
s. Ee A. a'nd az Il SO SsG Ss,cc s
& Chsrtfr OAk, 81 4: Lake Gooryc - O.,
Great Western. - s. International - ~
Atlantic A.7A. eonningion.3& Naiohns' '''oh'
FINE BRowE poMEsTIcs-Lako George,
OK, UArvoft7b,; ppHHhoutns, N. Great FAILS, z,
Peerless, S.f 3; plum lFenr. huanuG -
arenhr cr, ~; AlendHlo ~ Dwight III De-
''i GsLfScHrp Social, ~ s1nny
side, d Holu csvilie. s.' Forrest big hnnhnf',
bne i2ts, WsmsnIt. ". New YORK mills, ~;
Dian,oni Hill cRmtric. =; KNIGHTS cnnhric,
s Hero. - y nero. =, :; Ballsrdvsia, . caT'
bridge T. \ 'rcfgs. ~ ri ffnli @i th az, Loom
DUCKs--ArtwugnL 10; ttuioh, o-pa, ~;
STARK los, - ~iArh, ln'os W. soyrrt s,"t, ~ '.
Hnr pIpf.. riu-u .7d dfrh, 90 ~ tA,np19t
X. rl. a. h.s.'u. -, brown and hlto, los
~. .rt lIiur. ~ 30. :, ~ inch, 23 NO
1 lIn.,. =; colo Medel Niue. i2N' Lion
bfog. md irsh n. Chariot striped, l2A; Saw
TtCEIE d a moakeag AGA, 49, Hamilton. y;
Hoiywoud, plaid, ~ Standard Y, ~; E9tt0n u
9S Omega i6ls; Continental Fancy, lE stah-
dart taney, o.. Harrisburg 10 p
HICKORI-Rock River b-s Blue and Bronn,
20. lnf.m lose Al sgtoil. SIC ThornniAe'
II Q; II, milton H. American, 10; Lowell City, YS.
PLAID osE ABuRGS-Delh, ~ Fcomnni l.
gs: Duawa "a. Hchignp.5 * Halio ~. Wool
iar,.7s siSVhs 81 Arlington. s. AuRusiS
JEASs-R xbmoueh. Is Pacific, Il Il % =
Beaver Valley. %; T9kio l2hi hnmooIdt ~
Peoples, 2 y; Louisville, SSk kentucky dh'
United States. 3Ois Geld Med a. II.
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SADDLERY AND LEATHER.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.

SOLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. heavy (no
binuds) g. go heavy. ar do X medium IN
brahds) 80, do medium. 81; Baltimore evd Gin
clnuau, 30: Buffalo slaughter prime. al good
2s Mstamoras N
HARNESS LEATHEa-Oak No, !, 50; No, 2,
exua. 80; No. 2 80; No. !. herllock, 50; No 2
81; No. s. 20.
To pualiy
PHIL IDEbpHIA CALFsKIN-No. ], ] 1910
] 25: do No. 2, S5@B6c.
PHILADELPHIA KlPS-No l. siccrl 10
according TO weight
No IS, Sage collars, L. 90. inch cotton
back bands. Is. sh inch cotton osof
back bands, / IS 61-6-3 zece chains e.
6S.-d--s trace chains. 4Oc, 6js--s-2 trnc" chsiu
SO 7-s-1 trace chains, 5oc. No !. hook
hands. /. . t., 25: No. 2 on. No web
ealters .cre no 6 Nn . woh hsiteIs rnrs
1 D.,
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BUGGIES

issE twin be los. IN i,s7. Il will h1 2la ana 40
nn a. will iu issl, havo b cu iu tue business
ia yr.rs, aud kis herd OF lh0 viii have in,fel.'
a, a. ~. loss ga uunua lnssuf ~ en, ahu nee,
e.s.Ty -ales o. ktsp up sHituss'' WHEN Muu q
lfasr, ~ 50 cattle, old aui ynnn = worm A.,
A efarr II 80 psr head u 90 ho VIII
nov nave lalf me foundation "a fortune. ana
hi. pr, A.. ID lu' d. ursiuuins 20 be tct H.
ia ,ho uer .u ryrnr, be- 4. csfeiul IN ushage
msnL .nd DO. - * sordnAIy lussef, he II.
n, .orth 4 .II O. iO,On1 ~ d may sell, htsl
4 nO1 hen $50 then "a 90 and nit ms'ely -,
90 dollars worth tf bet per Anrun,
quotations TODAY,
pFFNFH-tu q b evus, none, Af 70 good
sras, be-v,s, ai, a3Ac per ound. medium graS'
bstyrs. r9i.r tcT pound
COVE -naff.n COWS. . cog27 so. Mich cows
Moth TeNau grades, 90 100 80 co. COMMON Z,
inlt a. or On co. siork rattle moud, ibuOH3.o o.
HILLS AND stays For sausage manu-
10 ait ~ two.year.oids. " -,
~HEki-GeOd mutton, aHSro per pound
neilum mutton, ?s92hc yer pound 'i0c'
Sheet aOish8 70
GOATS Oosf2 Is per head.
HO8--Oorn fed, ~ be, medium, - SIC
,toCk hoss, ii.c; stock tsand feeders i@fAc'
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LIQUORS.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

ALCOHOL 30 per gal NJ per high wines.
WHI5KY-Kecthed coal 80. as per proof
sour mash, one year old, SO; two years old,
1 7bG,2 co. three years old. 250@2 80; fancy, ex-
ira old whisky. 3 COOS 90, as per age.
WINEs-Clarot In cases COOS Or, per quail
ity: Catawsa per gal, 90cal SO; Pert, oO@i ..
sherry. per gallon, ] 00CDi 90; MADEIRA, per gall
Ion. 6O0S5 90: white wine, In cases, 5otGl6 o..
CHAMPAGNE-Jules Mum d Co., 20 0DG32 50;
ueid.Ick in basket, % 5s@132 so; Krug, In has.
ket, % bods2 So DON este champagne GOA
IL % 80 an
hints. IL 50 Sudweiser own size, IL 80; pints
IL So Erlan Ser beer. quarts, 8 10, pinth - 10
key beer, 5 Is.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
Mems kip brogaps, from 95tGl rs.
BOYS kip brogaus, from S0eDl 90.
Mems + cali brogans, from I COOL rs.
Boys p. calf bros ans. from 95Gl IS
Mems kip 2-buckle plows cool IS.
Boys kip 2.buckle plows S5d1 Is.
Men buff balls. congress and button, 1902 75.
Mems cali balls. congress and button, 50@a so.
Mems kip boots Il 00G2s so.
M.nsP. calf boots, "a GOALS 90.
Mems ali b BOTS, IS 10 AGO 90.
Boys kip boots, Is 00alS %.
Boys p boots 16 50t6A 90.
Boys cal cots, % so "a 90.
women's ~ hip pollas, T5esS7kc.
Miss ID kip polkss. 60n70c.
Child's ID kin poikas all size, 4s6t5c.
Chlld's kip polkas, al sizes. 5sae65c.
women's calf psg and IS polish, ] oocl %.
Misses calf Peg and SIS polish, coal 10.
women's bun sewed polish, zeal Is.
Women calf sewed polish. 40@l SIX.
Women's rain sewei and polish, COOL rs.
Women's KID sewed GOAL rs.
womens goat sewed pellsh. 80 TO rs.
women's grain sewed button i o. TO rs
Women kid sewcd button. 90 70 300.
womens goat sewed button. 75to25
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Rosadalis
Is the great southern remedy for the cure
OF sc ofulous faint, rheumatism, white
swelling, govt goitIs, consumption, bron,
chitis, nervous debility. malaria and AL
dissasas arising from on impure condi-
u of he blood
Certificates can be presented from manv
leading physicians ministers, and heads OF
families throughout the south eDdors'ng
Rosadslis in the highest terms. We IRE
constantly in roc'iDt OF certificates OF cur =
from the most reliable sources, and ". do
NOT hesitate to recommend Vt as the hes,
known remedy for tire cure of the above
dispgsss
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FISH. oysTEiii:s AND GAME.

FIsa Red. sheophead and Trout i2c; New
Orleana -" c-aprcr l2c' snanish macker'
eli. l2c FreEh sSster ash, dressed. luc.
OYSTERS Eelcn5rt, 10. doz XIV, 90;
med UNI, 4 Coz NOBLE select, 90 Balttn IRE sc.
icct, 6 50, NGiafurta ecc Berwiok's bay. Is
per hnrdrOf - -
GAME-t enisOn aud snieope. S@s Buffalo,
s. Ducks per dozen, 90; quai, 20. Wild tur-
kevs ops9 o.; grouse. % Squirrels 90.
I.bht,s N lack ~ahhife -
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wEote Tickets, rs; dsif IickstB, 81 : ~
Tickets. $50; 50 Tickets, SibV.
Remit inoney or bnnk Draft IN loly' 90 4enG
by express. Don't scud by registered - "r o.
posi-ofica order. ultil further no.i q. usden
OF SIS aud upward b- express can he sent al
or expense. Address AL orders to ]. pore
LAS, Louisville. Ky g. A. Webster, 70l Elm
street nallas Texas