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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-21
SUMMONS

ID THE DISTRICT COURT on m.
= Third Judicial District az ~ ~
terry 81 washington. holdin.r fs--.ee4
Se1;te IN King county. for tke co1s,s.
or King AHd KitsAp
Complaint Aled n the counfx A. r..
n ne Office OF the Clerk Of esid D;,Sss
No. i2ss-Msses Loresaua Rsh.~, ~.
Plaintiffs We. VIM. McKenrie Rnss' NJ
A. Eoss his wife. George Dorff / And Us,
II Conover. defendants.
TEE usif.1 srA RS % AxKRlcA Snsp GAxrusu,
To William Mckenzie posR 49, 4
Ross his wife, George DorffI 49, xss.
II. Conover. defendants. ~
1oa are hereby required 10 AMMAN 4 y.
action brought against you " ~ n -.
named plaintiffs, In the Dlxfrici o. ~
the hlrd Judicial District q ~ T-,,f.
tory Of Washington, holding fer~s :, ~
city OF Seattle, In the county n K7.~ -
the counties Of King and KHAN 49, ~
answer the complaint lied fhure,n C>r,;r
sixty days trom the date Of tie fri -
LEGATION o. this summons or ;adxnesI N
aeiams WI oe taken against you soocM
Ing 70 the prayer OF the compliant
The said action Il brought 10 lsr>r1...
mortgage made the a dsv a. F,S.S-.-
1854 BY the defendants, WnRam usx,t
81 Roas and Mary A. hosa. IA uiE -
the following described rcsl eslr,s 49,
Al OF the wet half Of tho soufkVa>i
quarter OF the southeast asas1er ~ ~
northeast quarter OF section tpfn<rss.r
township twenty.four north. ranrs A.,
east. containing i've acre& more A. N~z
all In King county, Washinglnn Terriss ~
SAID MORTGAGE was giyen 10 anc1rS a.
payment OF the following described palss.
issory notes according 70 the tsrms id
conditions thereof, toWit: m
One note for the sum of two hundred
date February Sd, 1854 made 81 W1i ~,
Mckenzie Ross and payahis q Ocfsbcr
LIST A. u. 1854. to the order q Gaanrs
Doiffel vita interest at ten per cent psl
annuln. which said note WA helnre N !,
turity and before the Commences nent a
this action, duly a. ignea ard sndossoI
TO plaintiff, Moses l.orce. who d now ~
lawful holder and o9aer therecf. also
one note for the sum q two huLdIcd ~.
twenfy-nve. dollars e}l29 h,sring dat
February ID. 1884 made hy William No
ksnzi- Rosa and payahle July 10 1874
to the order Of George DorfleL win Ia
note was before its maturity end htn
the commencement OF this aGtte4 fzJ
endorsed and assigned 10 plaintiff 9tx<
knipa who is now the lawful hol9z< w
owner Of the same; that tho defsaAx'
William II. Concyer. haA or claims
have, some interest In said mortgxt
Witness the HonurAhle Roger a GrnsI
r---> Judge Of the said Disfrict cnxf
SEAL. and the seal thereof, thlf III
t~~s-~ day OF June. A. ID. 1855.
JAMES SEAvEY, Cisrik
By JAMES p. LUDLOW, Deputy CkrI
Burke. Halter q Rasin. attorneYi Il
plaintiffA ~
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! q0ArzzrrD psHfA1-

A1ALlKzE0 D4AAAA-
81. PErKRzEURa. Iuly 19.-It 3 ssnai-
ofhsialiy dsnied that Zaieksr Pass has
been occupisd By Rossian troops Gen:
komaroH made . slight movement Of
troops there 10 prevent q s1rpr1se oT az
Afxhsa attack He has been ordered %
hold Q position % enable hin 70 occapy
the dshias II nscesary. The govern
Dent 10 firmly dsteFuirisd tkaf nothing
shall eOmproEnise the psndIng neaot1a-
tons With England
sT0cEs-
LoxDoS. July 30-3 p. m.-C0rsols
opsusd NJ Ss9s, b9t have sinss made =
sight decline. and are EOE queted a.
30 SID.
4p. u.-Consols ci0sed at - 5-l6-
LEasAR N CANDID.
YrxxxA. July "a dispstch 10 the
Political CoyTesposdesce says thas M.
Lsssar states openly that the possession
Of Hefst has become necessary fer
R1ssis and ought not 70 cause vsr.
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About 400 people gathered behind
Messrs. W. L. Curry, OF Portland, and
Joseph MeNanght, of Seattle, at City
View Park sunday, % witness the shoot
for 100 diamond championship bidQe.
Both eentlcmen wore decidedly nervous,
ami did poor shooting. ID was fortu-
nate thing for Mr.. Curry that his oppo
aent was jasi tfifis more " of than
he was himsslf. And yet the contest
vas moi void of interest. Curry shot
fifst and McNaught had chance to tie
ihe ssol,e, but he missed his very last
bird, tho crowd, Of course. staying till
The Hast Gun was fred The match
was ft fifteen singles and Ave pairs. Fol-
lowing 10 the score:
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sINaLl

UsuTED STATES CoAsr AND GK0DRrIc
SuRsIKx. T. With the beginning Of the new
fiscal year the work Of this important
branch OF the government 10 being re.
eaunsd oil along the coast. The trsaneu-
lstiun and Topography are being exc
eatsa by the regular officers OF the sur
vey, under the direction Of Professor
Geo Davidson, for the Superintendent.
fh0 photography IL perfarmed By IA
val ,bffirers aud unen detailed from the
navy, and acting under the directioa
Of die supesintendens, Professor j. Z.
nslRArd. The PRIMARY tfianguiafion
parties arc In charge Of Professor
Davidscin and Captain J.. 3. Law
son, tha former workina south from
San isoAs, and the latter wefkina north
from Santa Barbara. These two will
probably effart o junction this season.
ruyui0rilphy and secondary trianRula-
tion are being executed In Southern
California BY two parties, whose chiefs
are aasiisfAnf A. n. Rodgers and assist.
ant Il Eorney. Assistant l. A. Seag-
teliAt has charge Of the work on the
eoasA 81 Osqfon, WORKING north from
the Umpqua. Work eu the Upper Co
lumlka and WlilAmetts IL under the
dtFsSaion u assistant Cleveland
Rockwell. Two parties will spere
ate Gu Puget Sound waters. Assistant
4. ~. Psktt viii survey Possession Sound,
wofAiuz north fronl 6kaait Head; and
assistant =. J. Gilbert will camuenos "a
Deeapthln Pass and work toward Bel.
linghMm BAY, including Cypress and
i.asarai islands. Hsdro9raphy viii b |
exesalteSl IN Alaska By The steamer @. /
r. Patterson, Captain CioveF, u. !. NJ;
On The i&yund. IN The waters az Hoods |
canzl, pnrt Orchard and Possession |
Island. by thu karneet. Capt. Rsk1e.
and on the coasts Of Oregon and
California ~ The steamers nassier aad |
McAtthiir. II Il mach dspinred that |
the slneinacy q The coast and geoietis
snFg0 skoaid have hesn - seriously |
impenea for several years eA<s By & |
shori slzlhted eounomy % the part 81 |
cenHFess. Walsh vii only psrmit three !
% fenT taoaths deid work sacA seNT |
tnaih willis saeSaa GO cue foaFth az ne |
sealiy uxpense. doablinR the time ne
seessFx 70 esssapless tAs wosk.--tesmpsa |
TFsassnks.
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1 CHILD CAN RUN II.

VtHE NEW No. 9 WHEELER q WI.
J. son Sewing Machine (the best and
ths branch ONCE. on Front street nesr
PIKE. with fun and complete set a. Al.
tachmensA Hpen which person 81 aay
age can execute the finest and most pleas
Ing KIND Of work poeaibls. Every person
purchasing q machiue win be thoroushly
instructed In regard 70 its use and the
use Of the attachments ant will also re-
In good repair for I've years. All persons
ere cordislly invited 10 cali and Inspect
our machines.
Orders from thu country are solicited
and VIII receive careful and prompt At
tenfioa- =. W. HANSON.
J3t3 Agent Snaffla VT.
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LuMBERMEN.

7 WANT TO ENGAGE WITH A LUM-
L boring establishment as bcokkeeper
or general assistant; competent 70 take
charge Of ONCE. etc; ample experience
and good references seIne means. Ad-
dress Z. o. Box SOS. Seattle. Not particu-
lar as to locality. tEa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-21

A TRACHKR IN SCHOOL DISTRICT
a Ma & Fort Discovery. Jsffsrson "a.
W. 4, seheoi % Commence Auv, 4 IssS
One hnlding hrst grade eertidcAfe pre-
90 IA SMITH Cash.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOST.

A JAPANESE BRACELET. SET IN
a silver. mother OF pearl. with silver
dence. ON James street and the. strive
residence ON Pine street. The finder
will confer favor by leaving the same
at the HAsBR0UCK q TERRY Drug
store. 10
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Nnw ihkkHs.-Fhe proprseless ct he
0p-sA lsss4afans have ssnpszssd ar
Taniassnsnss n ran = bakery II esnnss.
tsun sisls ths eAiia9 essshliehmens. An
osesi kA;. bS1n eo1szraeis& II TIE rzaf a.
tie halisisna. lxN feet - szse. wAiek aass
~ stnflk pR.i. II was knta 81 NJ.
HFAmhAze ~ ls1a ffaaessso. A.aa sisss
4 . sAslsfAa&ian.
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A GOOD FEMALK COOK roR NY
n family. ID Z. DENNY
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Two BORROW $500 ON CITY REAL
: estate one or two years. Address
~ caro- this Office. IL
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STRAY HORSE.

GTRAYED OR STOLEN, JULY isrH
y from near twelfth and jackson sta.
one thre s-year-eid black horSe; front legs
crooked In o. the knees long, full tail
and name. Suitable reward 70 finder.
GRO. w. CRANE.
1876 Employmeut Bureau
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A SPLENDID HoUsE. CENTRALLY
asAs eas a. n ssiarxxrr . o..
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REMOVED.

nn. I. I. MINOR HAS REMOVED
Building. rooms Mes. and 4
ONCE hours: II . m TO y m; 2 to 3p m
and TO 8 D m.
Telephone No. 81 auSO
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ccxrnsev Captain D. GHlmoss
awarded nv eonisAst yesterday for she
building " v us,d e. = cracker factory
on Erona street No John Mcdrafh. 90
hls bid IT ears. ard work % preparing
Ne ground bis alraay citmnenasd. 4
Force 81 men Are Rsnplosed Ia RENEWING
The ED owes. wkleh stik Esands ID ths
ruins 81 the oil faelui'y. Tha ns,s
haiidine VIA b ~ hsiek, oaxsao fssi Il
slE1. foar sferiesi hiRh. iineindina she
Cats be.ow dc hsst q frsal slseel.
The contfact tsqalfse tie hniiains te
be sompissed villain SIXTY dssA fise
hanafed thomsaxf hFieks ere rsaaire<i,
and will be tuibed onl IN MstAlsisaefs
yard One-shitd ef tss tsQaiFea nuns
her are al reaas ios shipment - tbs
osiy.
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70 Lease.

THE LAKK WASHINGTON MIL
and Hotel, for term 81 Years fresn
TIE Ia day of Nay, fsSA Apply d
mh8 @. @. PHfNNEF a On
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WANTED.
WANTED.

EsIRsT- CLASS SHIP CARPENTERS
= - Hall Bros. yard, Port BiAkeIy, rs s
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Tnx TxAanknF spCIAss ne tsaehefs
81 KlaR aoans and sAsis siaasnss AAs
fiiesds sHisysa RvsEy pIeassas sa0iai
last ss~n.na Il shs Dsntsaa EAhoag. Ths
uuicHNinE ad4ssse waa dEsiveseA 81
ffHes3on5 a J.. RpMefl AZ l,hn EnfsassiaY.
ana sters feiiausd hslsf llzisiszasss frnss
Dssezof T.. y. Htrsnn. nsxfEn 4, AZ
dsfeoa and Frolsubs A. NJ Esisen. nj,
sl>affa instiIute r b misFa b b he sanss
sssttnziaslse asa lnneaeisl e nnY ~
kl,ll 10 10 Tssritns.
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Or. cHIPP,
Il. M. HALL, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON

office in Safe Deposit Building, over
Merchants National Bank.
Once hours: From 10 q m to IL m /; ! to
3 and to y pm. I've
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MRS. WI. BLACKWELL,

TEACHER OF PAINTING. DRAW
J. ing from life, still life. sketching from
nature repousss. etched, electrotyped
metal work. mural decoration, modelling
in clay and gufta percha. lencrusta. tapes
ny and luster painting. Clay, metals
canvas furnished 70 pupils. China fred
| for an,afeura my3
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AEx lssrnsoa III Z. ka,easi -. hssa
ppqislsd inszssl,SF 81 passszzs. xaiA
hss1ssasssss II ssAsils. ~. sisieass co.
4 sr4r pass hsz ksss cesmtssea ~fsA skis
5ssfnzi. - t1asellsk aesnt snd essss
spsmaeaA a11 "a lhiown % 81 - ~ d
u Ina2e1FF. enhftptF hn1 lax zxstv. Ma
ailI N14k1 Essst ttss@s, ana lsszIsszzf
|kxNak&T. ~ t<el NtNxs1 viii hssm nj
saxsa - <ars< ~ n ggesnlmeak
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NOTICE.


A n ELECTION WILL BE HELD on
n. the 25th day Of July. 1885. between
the hours Of 2 and o'clock D M, at the
North SchOol House. in the city OF Seat
tie, by the electors Of School District No.
l. King csunty, Wash. Terri, todetermine
whether tax shall be raised to furnish
additional school facilities for said dis
trict and to provide for the payment OF q
balance due on the Denny school building.
The amount Of money proposed to be
raised 10 five Thousand dollars fsso00D.
1he purposes for which Il 10 intended to
b used rs % pay for additional school IA
CT ties furnished TO eaid district, and TO
p balance due for building tho Denny
tsliooi house.
by order Of the Board OF School Direc-
Of School District No I, King coun-
y. W.T..
seattle. w. T., June %. less.
THOMAS BURKE.
ID. n. WARD,
III. g. STRUyE.
Board Of School Directors.
A. w. YOU'VE. Clerk. je2s
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LOST.

YESTERDAY. ON THE ROAD BE-
tseep salmon Bay and Woodinville.
pefs Of No value TO nny one except the
owner Finder win please return the
same 10 this once and ohaixs
ss.,a., yu,yn VA y. ROSS
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uALF INTEREST IN A GOOD PAY
Ii ing manufacturing businesz. A rare
opportunity for the right man. Neces
sary capital Slc0Q Address "Manufac-
turer.r Box lSA jei9 I'm
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WETMoRE-At Lake Washington, July
Is 70. the wife Of Frank Wetmore. .
daughter.
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WHITE & MUNDAY,
REMOVAL.

II A. CHURCHILL. NJ. D., HOMRo-
4 pathic Physician and Surgeon, has
Tor the present removed his office to his
residence. corner Fourth and Madison
streets.
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MM 0. WOOD,

A TT0RNEY-AT-LAW. WILL PRAC-
"A tee IN all the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Ofhce, at rooms OF the Probate
Court, Yesler-LeAry Building.
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c. Wills PRICE.

- M<1-f - - II
t0rkdnsle e The n. r. Dental Coil.g,,
~ NITROUS oxiDx Gas GivES
<tik4f desired. OfzIcs Ii Eenny hu7Id-
inS. eorner Frsnt and coianihAa "a Isds'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-21

EEw Yoak. JAY 0.-Fas work
men employed at John Roaeh's
chop In this city were today
paid Oh In full the wages due them
Until the present financial troubles OF
the Reaches arc settled, only Sufficient
force 10 complete existing contracts viii
Be rsiiained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

yT,HE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
County. IN the Circuit Court Of Ohio County,
Vest Virginia. February Rnles iss6s
Curtis P. Brown, sheriff Of Ohio coEnty, West Viz.
ripia and q such administrator Of Tho estate Of
William Fesy, deceased.
vs..
sarah Feay. Rachel Fesy, eusannsh Askes and
William lskeu, her husband, John fesy ano
esrah Is Feay. his vile, Noes Fesy and Jane
Feay. his vile. Rufh Bentiy. Mary jane Davis,
uItk ii a. DayiR Der husband, Mary q. Suther-
land, william 8 sutherland, d. ~. ThornburBh
and b.. ~ 1bembargh ssd J. Z klmnins. PaI !,
ners, doing business under the hrm name o.
TboinbuFRh & Kimmina.
m cuaHcKEr.
Abe object Of this sssi d - Obtain decree Of sale
of q certain iTact Of md Of which william fs1J
iitd seized and out Of tke procees o. the sale Pa5
the dSbts Of said dectent bis personal cstEis being
sIs ,,set y ~ lsnd Ssi5e desibsd = iooss
eertais trsct Of iand lylDg and beInk Fi.gaie %
wheeling 4 eek, IN Ohio touBfy. Went virginia
nttlnlns thirty acres. more 2. les ,ee eeisg ne
by deed dated the 9Th day Ct Dennbst is.a
Ard IL appearing from an nfidarit hsed ln this
cause Al these rules. that the dtfendanis Mary -
aissi.nd mis Il ~ ~ 3, ws VIZ
sss Il this suit On ths hroIlon of the esnpsfnant
by Ms soefi0Fahis oFdE q p1blic<iipn y euicrsd
Tnds1i.' Mary @. suihexizad WIIlian D. saihsr-
iaD5 snd Ruth Hentiy are 1equire1 % hpPen stsnio
ne moufh afler the date o. the arst pubicati q
fbIs order aBd 40 ghef 4 ncca9ry = protect their
insereefs. II 4 further er6nFst that this order "
,,5bIIrbei np5 posscd nsrquirsd By i1g.
Titness. John ". Mitih1Ii. csrk q sid ccart
sf he coart honsa II MD eo1nty1 this ~ DAY q
Psbrusry. isss. te-sit Fsersssx Es5s.' -: -.
Published lie G1st tIms Eebr1Ery s. 1eeh
Aftest: JOHN " MITCHELL cezE
3. q. R1nR. esiidteT ~ c1upizinznt febjo2sf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09
From the Bloody Ground.

ToLLESBoRo, KY,
DR.. s, B. Hartman 4 Co., Columbus,
9hio:-I keep the largest stock Of medi-
cines Of any store in Lewis county, With the
exception Of drug store at Vaneeburg,
our county seat and am selling a great
deal of your Peruna and Manalin. 1t is
giving the best satisfaction Of any medicine
ever handled. In one case the con.
stable for the precinct, has been
very sick and low spirited for q long
time. For several years he has tried all
The doctors here, and we have some good
ones, and they did him no good. After
much persuasion ] sold him two bottles Of
PEIUNA MASALIN. he took half of the
medicine. could see great change IN
him, and now he is as sound man appar.
emily as there is in this vicinity, and he says
he Is entirely well. He is number one
man and is highly respected. He is salts
fed that your medicine saved his life, after
all the doctors and all medicines had failed.
Being unaccuainted with you, refer you
TO John Shiflito s. Co., Alto, Pinekard 4
Co, and other business housesof Cincinnati.
r. L. GIIhESPIE, P. NJ.
Messrs. Adamson 4 Shipley, of Waynes-
burg, Pa, writes; please send US some
Ills Of life Immediately. We are having
big run on your medicine, PERUSA. In-
stead of dying out, Ike most medicines, in
course of time, it seems to be growing IN
favor. We sell lots Of it, Please send the
books soon.
Messrs. Withorn & Urban. of Allegheny
City. Pa, write; Having large sale 70
your PERUSA and MGNALIN, we have also
many calls for your book, ellis of Lite.
please send us supply Of them, German
and English, and obhge"
S. Wilmot & Son. Wilmot, o., write;
Gentlemen: We handle your goods, and
teey give good satisfaction"
A. G.. Sellards, Greenup. KY, says: Gen
tlemen: am handling your medicines, and
having q good trade in them"
J. C. Saunders, Msrtinsburg, w. Va,
writes: Gentlemen: Your Peruna sells fast
and gives good satisfaction here We sell
more Peruna than any other preparation
we handle"
W. Bauer. St Marys Pa, writes "My
son is stiIl improving in health. Your Pc
RrNA is Just the thing for him"
II. L. Day & Co., New Vienna, Ohio,
write: rs. b HARTMAN L Co, Columbus,
Ohio.-Gentlemen: Your PERUSA sells as
well as any medicine with us. Quite
number have told us that PEkUXA is the
best thing .hey ever used
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

4f..,a,stsiv ...;gs "a h;.hs, s. ~enc;,,
F.@n1.. - 81 fs9f - ~, r.h~,,s +, e
e. oSl6ss9 81 cls,ssd q 81 0sfS.7 or:
Marck 81 osfa'7 I2I cIosed 81 81 iosa
! I2S: Nav 81 2ois.7 III eIoaed Il 81 81
al IA. BsfR Mests--ls fair dsmaad:
sbonlders 81 7Olax 81. short rib SIS 5o.a
s IS: short clesr Sc 70laS IS. Whisky
= gsesdv and urcksnoed IL ollS. Butter
- good dsmsnd. crsamefy aI0afIe.
5s;,@ sTza5sc =
s c,..,....
- - 80.
aso. Das. a rs01 Si.. '. s;na',-
.lu .;s' T's -. s& o''.i i:s. ~.
sn $3.50 g. ~ "a p o9aaea. - $500, ~.
man, M. 1870. sn kr.,. Co.,
-Steady and in iair demand; No. , mixed
42GJ421c. ats-Sleady and in fair de-
maDd al 321c. Rye-Scarce but firm at
7IlS.52c. Barley--Firm and unchanged.
Pofk-Strong and unchanged. Lard
Primer at 81 60. Bulk Meae-Firm and
held higher. Bacon-Frmer With light
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LAVE sroCK.


Wheeling
The market Is very good, this week.
Messrs. Hudson 4 Bayha furnished the
following quotations:
Cattle, % sO@4 90 for al kinds.
Hogs fair supply, active; sic 4ic per b.
Sheep, 3G4c.
Calves, IS 0098 90.
Lambs 3@3ic per ID.
chicago.
CHICAGO, February THE Drovsrs
Journal reports: Live Hogs-Receipts,
$4,000 head; shipments 5000 head; mar
ket brisk; good grades higher; rough pack
ing 81 S5@4 IS; packing and shipping
81 65@5 10; light 81 35@4 10; skips
50 25C94 rs.
CattIe-Receipts 400 head; shipments,
$500 head; market generally unchanged;
shipping steers l,400 to 1900 pounds
IS i5@6 rs; good to choice shipping s. 90
as go; common to medium 81 25@4 80;
Texans 81 0O@5 90.
Sheep-Receipts 400 head; shipments
1900 head; market stoong and l0@20C
higher; common to medium 81 25@3 TO-
good to extra So 1906 90.
Cincinnati.
CINCISSATr, February Live Hogs
Firm; common and light 50 1904 rs; pack
ing and butchers 81 50@5 90; receipts 2,00t
head; shipments LOO head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09
An md 60 Bone scrapiDg.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, H..
says: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters, | feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it. Have had
Arunning sore on my leg for eight years;
my doctors told me | would have to have
the bone scraped or leg amputAted. used,
instead, three bottles Of Electric Bitters and
seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salye, and
nv leg is now sound and vel"
Electric Bitters are sold at Fly cents a
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica S&iye at Csc
uer box. by LoCan & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-09

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taic Belt and other Electric Appliances on
trial Tor thirty days to men (yoang and
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