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BEVERLY.
The Hest-Crops-News In GensrAl-Per-
sonal News.
Ras,sal N IA RsgistW.


The Heat -Crops-News In General-Per.
sonAl News.
SpariGl 10 Ae Rsytsts.
BEVERLY, W. Va, July % lit is red-hot
and sill heating, with 81 degrees 10 the
shade, but we are having plenty q rain.
Corn is booming.
The wheat crop IN Hattonsville district
this county, was the best for years.
Sources are the agony of the season.
TIE Randolph Enterprise and the Tucker
Pioneer have been exchanging shots.
Nothing has been accomplished, however,
by tbeNeusrTel.
Mr.. Charles W. RUSSELL, q prominent
merchant of this county, is very low with
cancer Of the stomach. Mr.. Russell Is eGe
of the best read men in the valley. He be-
Feves in discriminating against discrimins-
ton, and until the last election voted with
the Republican party, but last fall he voted
for Cleveland, and we hope he may live
to reap the benefit of the changes
wrought
John L. Bosvorth. the senior editor of
the Randolph Enterprise, while on his way
to the Inauguration, on the second of March
broke his ankle, from which he has never
recovered although he can get to the Office
on q crutch and cane.
The institute for this county has conven-
ed, with Prof CornWell. of Phiippi, as con-
ductor, with a good attendance. Prot. U.
S. Fleming, Of Grafton, will assist him.
Collector McGrsW has not yet appointed
bis collector for this district.
Randolph needs internal improvement to
move her people to more vigorous action in
the development of her dormant although
abundant natural resources. We are ami
mated with the prospect Of a railroad; may
our authorizations be realized.
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cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio county, q. July
Rules, 1885.
Daniel Peck
Susanna Lewis, in her own right and As s~Teeutrix
of the win Of samuel Lewis, DECEASED, Lewis
Woodmnnsee, Mashall Il. Hayes and Charles
HAYS, partners n 3. B. d e Hzys, Hannibal
yfIIe' 0hie, George Brown, surviving sxeeotor Of
he viii Of Joseph woodmanses. deceascd, Eniiy
2, Tsney, X change Bank, John 3 Wefiy, 1homa
Hughas J 3. H9shss and "; hanil.on PaIs-
wilson and J. Z HAnes partners - {. H1ne q
Co, @. r. Taylor and Theo. Kober, partners q
Taylor d Eober.
he Seneri object Of this suit is TO recover the
mr al go ID. with interest from May 2lst, 1881, OF
sufh other sum ~ 70 the cout may seem proper, a.
the compensation o. ne Plaant,T = u1 IA ~, ~ ~. ~
Isvi. Woodmansee and wife 10 the plxiatin - trus-
Tee one Of which u dated On the lIth day Of June,
1885, and the othG Of which s dated On ne ~
dsy Of January, 1853, and TO have the plaintifs
Claim dscreed 70 be q lien upon and enfcroed asninst
The property conveyed to him by the aid deeds o.
trusf. that Il 10 say: Lot nunber ., situated On
The south east corner o. Main sra aaoa.ca ~
southvat corner Of Madison and kaxket streets, Al
m he city Of Wheeling, Wer Va, and sso 70 have
a p<1sonaiaecree for the PLAINTIFF claim against ne
Ss1ts sisd i he csn.e that Gsorys BrDvn, sus4nns
Ievis. Lewis Woodnansse, Flint Eatioaai BEak Of
=. Clajnvile, Ohio, Marzhan n. Hays a1a Chari0
p.rs re non rpsidents Of thu 6tateo OK Wet Virginia,
n i ordered that the uid George Brown, executor
"A .forsssid, Susanna Lewis In her osn night and a
e~xscutrix 40 aforesaid, Lewis Woodnznsee, ntni
rztioral Bank Of -. CAinrIle. Ohio, n1lna.l n.
u.rstnd I h,ries HayH pArtne1 % 5. B. c. Hay
IA suu@z AZ in he clsJk's onboe Of this court Within
ferr S,ekr ssfer the frEt publication Of this erdsr,
ard DO what l. nscessasy To- protect ther intefss1
tkis ,uit. II y further ordered tnat tais ofael 70
nIsIi.hed and posted n r0utrec By lsv.
Wi,neSs. John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of sid Colri,
NJ tSe com houss Of sid eoarty, this efn dsy o
Iuiy issS. to-xtt: July Rules. 1881
'' JOHN ". MITCHELL Cerf,
Publishnd the fnt tine July eth. is3a
Attest: jobs ". hIIbnsL.
II N RUSSELL, Solicitor f9- Cofaplzissnl
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PRODUCE.
wheeling.

Butter-Prime to choice creamery 1873
zoe; choice dairy l2@l4e; good to prime
country roll l0c; common mixed
stock 5@6c. Fair demand.
BeeswSx-Quotsdst 2S9S2e y d.
Beans-Hand picked mediums 81 25c@
40 per bushel; string beans, new, SOc
per bushel g,
Dried Fruit - New evsporsted pared
peaches 25@2Sc; impaired do l6@lec;
r~sspberries 35@SOc; b~lackberries loo.
New sundried, apples, Quartered, 2f93ci
sliced, 6@Tc; peaches, new halyeSsi9Stc;
10 qusrtera TIC; do pared l5SlSc;
DO blaekberries Sc; do rasp6erries a2@2Sci
pitted cherries l2@l4o. New evsporased
sdples T@Sc. Market on Dried Fruit nom
NAL; demand slow.
Cheese-Sales in q joHing way Of prime
mud Ohio factory at 9@l24c; New York
l4f@l5c; Sweitzer l3@l6c; Emberger II
@l2c.
Eggs-SEictly frsshstockin good demand
at If@I2c y doz.
Festhen-Choice. 50@55c in ongInsi
packages, 4A5c more in small lots
Honey-Choioe white clover. ls@2oc,
choice buckwhesk l6@l6c.
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LIVE STOCK.
WhSsllnR

WhoehnRS
The market ss q general thing rules
fair this week. Full supply of common
cattle; good cattle scarce. MessrA Hudson
d Bayba furnish the following quotations:
Cattle-Extra, 1000 to LOO b. cattle,
Hoax per h.; good, 800 to 900 lbs, 3i@
&c per h.; light from 600 to 800 lbs, 2A9Se
per ID.
Hogs-Market active; 4G4i per b.
Sheep-Dull; 2l@3c per ID.
LAmbs-Good, market firm; 3k94 per ID.
Calves-$3 O0@6 90 per head.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, MONDAY, July II.
Ioaak ore s%d at Gasse fcura live vsSoA. Hess ore
sd az aa rei1ht, tAaf . 20 Py eenE 0eSerulyl.e 90
fvn Ifts ueioM SAeep are Sld gross, hdt q huo
reigkt, or AOdias eFl
AT CALvERTON YARDS.
Beet Csttle-The offerings to-day win
average q fair improvement on last weeks
receipts. The tops, though better than
were those of last week. were fewer in num-
number, but the lower grades were Of q bet,
ter order than they were then. The state
Of the weather, after the welcome and re-
freshipg rains Of yesterday and to-day, made
trade much more satisfactory than lest
week. Prices Of tops and the better grades
show no apprecisble change since last Mon.
day, While other grades are q shade of
We quote the range ct 50 DOCS 80,
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o
Pittsburg.

Pittsburg.
PlrTsBrRG, July 29.-Potroleum-Quiet
but steady; National Transit certificates
opened at 993c; closed at 99sc; highest
993c; lowest 98sc.
Titusyine.
TTrUsy1LLE, July 29.-Msrket opened ct
998c; highes. 81 90; lowest 9S3c; closed at
99Sc; shipments ,l0l ,9O2 barrels; charters,
1852 barrels; closing weak.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, July 29.-Market opened
at csc; closed at 99sc; highest $l.O0; low
est 9Ssc: runs, 1852 barrels; total ship
ments lOl, 1862; charters 4,762; barrels;
clearances 4,64S, 900 barrels.
OIL City.
OIL CITY, July 29.-Nationsl Transit
certificates opened at 9S2c; highest $l.OO,
lowest csc; closed at 993c; sales 1855, 900
barrels; c~learances s,056, Don barrels; runs
63l44 barrels; shipments 1852 barrels;
charters 4,762 barrels.
New York.
NEW YoRK, July 29.-Petroleum has
been more quiet and somewhat heavy.
After opening at 99Rc and selling up early
at 99tc, it slowly declined to 9S5c in the
afternoon, rallied to q traction above 99c
and closed at 9s;c. Sales, 4,O23,OOO bbls.
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vnnhsrh,n,. Money uouldn,t Buy u.

fThs Aeworh News and Farmer Of this week ays.
Elizabeth Baksr, living within three miles Of
Acworth, remarked that NanderbLlts fortune could
81 buy from her what SIX bottles Of SEtft's SpScine
10 done for her. Her statement Is a. follow: For
Airtyone years I have suffered almost death trom
horrible disease, scrolulA For years i vas I'M
TO do anything in keeping up my domestic
afadu. Last October l Was induced 70 try SWIFT
apeciAe, and used two bottles, and was % much ben
shted BY A thai l purchased iOur more hon Aesa
Northcut q johnson, which has almost entirely 10
ueYed me. l feel like . new person, and can doA
nv own hOuseEOrk. Before / took the s 8 s my
ihe was a burden, as my entire person was covered
Sorus, and In this miserable condition l did not
70 live. had tried every known remedy, and
Nv case Was generally regarded - incurable / had
keau treated by the best physicians 10 no avail. ]
most heartily recommend 5Wttt'B 5Pecthc 70 the
Rhicted.
4 AessrA EOrthcut 4 johnson, merchants At Ae
.nrth- Eay: We know Mrl Elizabeth Baker person
an. We are familiar with her casa She "a highly
~.tsap,aa In thu Community.
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Communication.

wEruNPXA,ALA, Sept. S,lSL-About dxtyearI
40 l became afflicted with q very disaSreeable skin
dssase, Nth large, dry sores and many crusted pim-
olas on my lace, hands and shoulder. The sOre on
nv shoulder eat out q hole nearly An Inch deep, and
1he canoerous appearance Of one Of The sores neal
nv eye alarmed ne very much. 1 tried All Kinds
fhe disease. finally decides 10 Try 8 : s on adj
vice Of a physician, ard IN q short time the Scaba
dropped irom the soresAnd left my skin smooth and
waIt Ieonsider ;. !. s. the greatest blood medicine
made, and the only thing that win cure the disease
Nth which I was afflicted. / think my trouble wa
ne result Of q terrible attack Of mAlariA fever, con-
faeted while farming in the TallaPooss river swamp
can Be found a. my once In the court hsuss n
Wetumpka. You can refer 10 me.
il RHODES, Dep. sheriff Elmore Co.. Ala
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed hee
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co Drawer 3 Atlanta, Ga
SID BY Iaughin Bros. a Co. and Logan - Co., 81
rhslasale and retail, Wheeling W. Va
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WOOL
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, July ..
The market this week, is firm and quiet
With prices ranging about the same a. at
our last report Wool is coming IN rather
slowly and the prices paid are for washed
fleece, 27@30c; unwashed lS@2Oc, and
rub washed 21@2sc per pound.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2s.-Wool-Msrket
steady; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Viz
ginia XIX and above 32@34ci coarse Zs9
soc; medium unwashed combing and de-
lsine 24925c; coarse do do 90 22R@24c;
Valley Oregon cosrse 2092lc; New Mex
can and Colorado fne l5@2oei medium 10
@2oc.
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COTTON.
New York.

NV Yoxk, July 29.-Cosson-Firm-
or; middISg uplands 10 7-l6c; Orleans
10 S-l6c; futures closed easy; July lO.45c;
August 10. 45c; September lO.O5c; October
9.75c; November 9.7lc; December 9.7Oc;
January 9.7lc; February $780, March
s.9sc; April IO.08c; May lo.lsc.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NV YORK, July 29.-Iu some depart
ments there has been q very fair to good de-
nand and of choice sessonAble specialties
business is Of much steadiness. flames,
blankets, and dress goods materials Of every
character of woods are in renewed request
and q good total Of Gales is reported.
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Little TOmmy's PardonaSle Error.

Little Tom--Good night, mamma"
Msmms-"WhH you must not go to bed
yet. You have not had your supper"
Little Tom-"0h, moi I'm not going to
bed. Thought you were" Mauma-'Go
play, child. This is my new Mother Hub
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Rheumatism twenty Years.

have been suffering hon rheumatism for twenty
rPars, At umes vita almost tntolorablS pain. | bad
be best medical treatment, and took all sorts Of
nmedies, but without relief. Being reduced almost
- A skeleton, and not being able 70 walk even with
rutchea, I was induced 10 Try SWitt's Specific, and
Al acted like q charm, and 1 am to day entirely re
neved. Have thrown away my erutehes and am In
axoallent health I believe Svttts Specihc viii cure
~ worst cases Of rheumatism
Ma EZRA MKzsHoS, MaeoR, Ga, Aug. 4, "a.
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NAILS-02 IS CARD.

wheeling.
The nail market is active. Nails, fence
aud brads - lOd to God, 81 70; Sd
and Sd, 81 80; Sd and I'd,
81 Is; i'd and Sd, So 90; Sd, % Is; I'd,
IS 90. Barrel inch, Sc rs; inch.
IS Is; l inch, 81 10; II inch, 81 co.;
II inch, So IS; Il inch, 90 rs; Il inch
50 90. Lining-i inch, Sc IS; ! pch;
So 25. Tobacco Hhd-l0d 81 rs; Sd
50 90; Cd and I'd, So Is. Clinch-AIl
sizes, 81 90. Slating-5d, 1925; i'd, 1925;
ID, 81 90; I'd, S. Is. Fnishing-l inch,
81 Is; II inch, Sc rs; lsinch, 81 so; Il to
Il inch, s. 20; 2 inch, 81 90; p inch, 81 10:
inch and over, So so. Casing and Box.
ing-l0d to sod, $780, Sd, So rs; Cd, $3.50;
ID, So IS; Sd, 81 rs. Fine Blued-4d.
s. 90; Sd, s. %; I'd, Sc 90. Cut Spikes
Al sizes. g. so. Boat Spikes-All sizes
~ 90. Each half key lOc extra.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,

money liz Per oent.-9overnments Dull
but steady-stocRs Higher Flour. Dull
and Unchanged-Wheat Higher.
New YoRK, July 29.-Money easy at u
per cent; prime mercantile paper 4@6 per
cent. Foreign exchange quiet at 1850
1861.
GovERNMENTs-Dull but quotations steady.
Tnrees coupons -'''---"~--iVSz
fouIs tozI4
Paddle Skies Of 1895 --- ..---- ...---.l1'A
STATE SECURITIES "A little more active
and quotations steady.
RAILEAYS-There was n average bus
ness in railway bonds; total sales s. 1872
900.
SroCKs-The stock market continues
fairly active. For the two leading stocks
fluctuations are sufficiently wide to furn sh
a good traders market in those stocks.
There have been few features Of interest in
to-dsy's operations, other than that the
whole list was weak in the forenoon and
decidedly strong later in the day, the upward
movement being led by the Vanderbilts,
the Coal stocks and ST. Paul. The
general tone was especially strong
during the last half hour and the market
closed near the highest quotations Of the
day. Union Pacific was an exception,
fielding I per cent in that time, but West
ern Union is up II, Lake Shore II, New
York Central ;, Northwestern I Lacks
wanna II, Missouri Pacific, and all at or
within | per cent Of the highest quotations.
Delaware and Hudson shows a gain of !,
Pacific Mail is lower and is the only stock
on the activeli list that shows 8 material de-
cline. The total sales were 2 5000 shares.
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The situation in a Nutshell.

Potato bugs are troubling the farmers of
Great Pond. Bark peeling is about over
Tor the season. Blueberries are very plenty
Whcopipg cough is prevalent herenoW
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BE-. o, Railroad.

on sunDAYa
Leave the cty % ! O. N. and run every hour until
?. n
leave Wheeling Park sL n. and run every hour
10 !. n. c. HIRSCH, supG
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Manhood Restored,

Remedy Free.-A victim Of youthful impru-
lance causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility
Mst Manhood, ~, having tried In vain every
nown remedy, has discovered q simple means Of
cAlLcure, With be viii send 3 to his below
snferes. Address, J. Il. REEVES Is Chatham
Sireet, New York.
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CONSUMPTION.

:, =. ;s.s s :: !. s. e: !. "a g. sa .:ss L. ss:': nj 3 3
- stznAfns kzys osn cured ip1sef, . assnyb
~ frifh f u secssy thas I yfll ssap TWO o
~ -. - = ~ me-. e., ~.
md d. Z z sIncUE.i IN n. n z~ TAD
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1871 rrisss. s~rneunung h------------tHbbu
Appiscssios fr rats % eiats shoaId Be na1s only
10 tbe once Of The Company IN New 0Fieans
sSarss. Postal NOTES, Exprez Money On
arn or Hez Yorf Exchzngs In ordinary lsctss
Car.ncy By express tsIl INNS o. IS and upvardsH
oar sJ xsI sddrsssd MADAOpAIs.
%" Q seventh g., uIashinstop, d. o.
Hsfe P. o. money Ordsu payable and sddres
IN oaLEAHs NATIONAL BAzx.
Hew Orleans
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s9c0 A NoETB-AsEnTs wAsIED-BEn
tfJU eslEnz rnc3es "a the void. Ons stamp
No. JAZZ ERoaeOx psrstt Md
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FLOUR. GRAIN AND FnzD.
GINSENG.

Prices in Ginseng have advanced some.
what and the market is brisk at the follow
ing prices:
For choice, large roots, per ID. 81 1902 20
Fair I 9092 90
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TRAVELLERS, guido.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRANg-
EXPLANATION OF RxvxRRScE MARKS: sDAly.
fSundAy excepted. tMondAy szeeptsd-Wheeltng
Time:
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fsn.sss r.
hrocfh yttSssi eaaUfre
asassss. issis.Hs alssss is1issSsss -
!.
s51 = Jn06 q. 7o1nmlon. IT, Ap.tsA
GEsey19,A9 nsysse
go c.sss.s osAA
fssssE
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west VIRGINIA map.

The BEGTsTER's map Of the State, made from &C.
Iual surveysof each county, contains oil post roads
and streams, with political divisions. &C., aud IL
considered the only accurate map Of the State ever
published. size-Three by three and three-iourths
feet. Price 90 Cents.
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ID. Q. LIST, Jr.,
Pork Packer,
90 Fourteenth Street.
WHEELING, WRsr VA.
CAPITAL PRIZE, o71,0oO.
Tickets Only @. shares In Proper.

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
W do barely certify that ve superviss tho ar.
~pnkements for all the Monthly and Bemi-Annua
drawings Of the Louihana State Lottery Company,
and In person manage and control the drawing
themselves, and that the sane are conducted vfa
honesty, fairness, and In good faith tr ward all par.
lies, and We authofze the company 10 use this oer
tihcate, with fae-s!mils Of our signatures attached
In ia NJ verttsements.r
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Inoorpors,ed in 1888 Tor Is yeau By the Lezfsls
,ure for EducationsI and Cbaritabls purposs-pin
= cspital Of 81 o., Ooo which q reserve fund Of
yer $4,000 has rnce bsen added
Ry an Overwhelming popular vote It's franchise
uss made Q part Of the present STATE Constitptiot
Uaopted December ID. A. y. 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted On and endorsed By
n, never scaIes or ~postponeL Is Grznd slnsk
Number Iraw.ne take place monthly.
suIspdid opportunity 10 win a fortune. Eighth
Grand Drawing, Clas II, 10 the academy Of MnEie,
New Orleans, tuesday. August ii, IssS-ls3d
A'ns TtlsPITAE PRIZE, $4,000.
I'm aoo Tiers. A Pivs Dolisu Essb. Ynctfopsu IN
Pffhs tn proportssr.
LET OF RkIzkz
Capital fnEa-------~----------. 49,
Capial Pnte.-----..----.-..------.----- %. 80
Capital loJ0e
q Prius of e6G0o f1gst
Prizes Of togt
70 Pdzez Of 1Uo-.--.-.~-..---.-->~..- 1900
% Pd,es Of eo---------------.---- 1cyef
100 Prizes Of 49,
80 PrDs u N,1e
800 PhDs q 49,
Approximation Pnsm
sAppxoxtnsaoa I'm q tS-r------- SIT
OArproxtms.ton Prizes q 8kS------- lHf
sAyvruztns.t1z PnsN q z-------- 1,ze
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NO WONDER

A Man Who Suffered Mental and Physical
Agony Eight Years PrOclaims His HaPPi.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-18

Several prominent gentlemen interested
in social and economic questions have or
ganiZed themselves into an Institute OF
Social Science" in New York, adopted a
constitution and laid basis for active.
earnest work. Periodically recurring in
dustTial crises and consequent distress have
prompted the members Of the institute to
investigate fully the principles underlying
existing economic systems, to determine If
present evils are necessary i'll all social
systems, or if there are principles possible
of application that will assure permanent
social harmony and prosperity; j! 50, to
disseminate them and aid in their pTaCti-
cal application. 1t is proposed, further.
to have tace-to-face discussions of urgent
problems in the sphere of social science by
representative men, and to propagate sound
principles by the various means of reach
ing the public.
Among the organizers of the institute are
DR.. Felix Adler, Professor Chas. Barnard,
the Rev. Il. Heber Newton, Andrew Carne-
gle, the Rev. Howard Crosby, Parlle God
win, General Alexander S. Webb, the Rev.
Robert Collyer, the Rev. DR.. Gottheil, eN-
Governor John w. Hoyt, Rossiter john
son, COuTtlandt Palmer John Swinton, the
Rev. G. II. Eaton, 4. K. a. Seligman, +. b.
Thurber, c. f. Wingate, and many others.
The officers elected are Parke Goodwin,
President: General A. s. Webb and Rev.
Dr. J II. Rylance, Vice-Presidents Ora
ham McAdam, Treasurer; Justus o.
Woods, Secretary. Regular meetings will
be held in this city on the last Thursday of
each MONTH n. y. Times.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-18
No 20, IF Catalogue.

no. 10, 81 talal0guc.
For SI2 per acre, 100 acres of good land
in Tcbams county, e miles from Corning, =
miles from Kirkwood Switch, on line of Ore
gon and California Railroad; take one third
cash. Good Fruit or Grain land. Exchange
in palt for city property.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-18

SLAVES IN PETTCoATS.-In Germany wo-
men do most of the menial out-of-door
work Switzerland is the only country in
continental Europe where peasant women
are not obliged TO do all the hard work. A
woman was seen recently il Naples carry
ing q coffin on her head, chatting gayly
with a man who walked empty handed at
her side. Not untrcqucnt'y woman and
q COW are seen together pulling coal cart
through the streets OF 4 North German
city. man touching them up gently, to be
sure, with a whip Is he walks beside them.
In Denmark it is not unusual to see Il
woman high up in cherry tree, picking
the fruit, while a man lies at the foot wait
ing to place the ladder when she shall be
ready to come down with her burden.
" In Upper Austria writes a correspond
ent, g saw a slight and very pretty young
girl carrying the mortar up to the second
story of building, while & man waited
there TO put it in place when she arrived.
A correspondent reports having seen
woman in Holland drawing q canal boat
bent nearly double with the leathern har-
ness, as she trudgcd along the towpath, a
man sitting at his ease in the boat smoking.
[Chicago Times.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-18

4 BIT OF HOTEL LAVA man went to a
Milwaukee hotel one night and registered
Thomas Curtis and wife" The woman
with him was not his wife. He gave the
clerk SlO0 for safe keeping and took re-
ceipt The clerk absconded with the
money. Curtis sued the owner of the hotel
for the amount The Supreme Court of
Wisconsin decides that the owner is not
liable. 1t admits that an innkeeper is
liable to a guest for the loss of money in
trusted to clerk But it holds that the
plaintiff in this case was not guest in
legal sense, for the reason that he had gone
to the hotel to stay but one night for an inn
proper and unlawful purpose. Hence he
was not entitled to the rights of guest or
the protection due a guest, Had the hotel
keeper known of his purpose he might.
says the Court, have refused to receive him
into his house, or, having subsequently
learned the truth, he might have incon-
tinently turned the plaintiff and the woman
with him into the street, or have called the
police and had them arrested. "-[New
York Herald.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-05-18

For TwENTY-THREE YEARs.--An old
gentleman of our acquaintance plants ev-
cry spring an ear Of the hardest, fiintiest
corn III Georgia. He says in time of the
war he was over go miles from home. and
had neither money, friends, nor anything
to eat, and was very nearly on the brink OF
starvation. In consequence he entered q
corn-lieid, procured a few ears, roasted and
ate them, and declares that it saved his life
He brought few grains home and planted
them, and has kept it up for twenty-tllref
consecutive years Jackson News,