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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-12
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On the evening of the day on which
President Lincoln's emancipation procla-
nation was issued at Washin ston a copy
thereof came by telegraph to the Boston
Journal o~lice, and on the same evening Q
meeting of free-soil ers had assembled in
fremont Temple While the night editor
OF the Journal was en- sagec in preparing
the dispatch for transmission to the COM
position room. Ju1s Thomas Russell en-
tered the editorial sanctum, all out Of
breath. and inquired as TO the truth OF
such a proclamation having been promul-
gated by the President, and was shown tn
dispatch sheets on which it was written
He begged the loan OF them for a quarter
of an hour, but this was reused as being
against all rule TIL, Ju1ge then seized
them and ran with all speed from the edi-
torial room followed by thu night editor in
pursuit, but was not eau slit He reached
the plat orm OF the fremont Temple, in
terrupted the speaking, and read the
proclamation, when a scene Of excitement
followed which baffied description. Sorde
talk was hau about the proprietor of The
Journal (Co,oncl Charles O. Rogers) hav-
ing Judge Russell arrested for theft, but
this did noG take place. This was the first
time that the proclamation was publicly
read I'm l.n1ts1p
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-12

fernsyfsnia ths voting population IN
1884 wS a6,l5a, and 20 mnrdss were
6, nlnittsd. or one murder to every 7.4SA
yotes- Ia Ohio the voting population
was 7s4, $40, and ls9 murders were COM
miitsd, or one murder 10 every 4,l5l
voters; therefore, the infection Of the
death penalty has tho effect 10 decrease
the proportion Of murders, and should
be inflicted In the Southern States
given above the conditions Of society are
not similar 10 those OF Michigan. and the
comparison is not fair one. bat taking
the States as above, where the conditions
are alike. and the Republicans facts are
really strong argument IN favor Of tle
death penalty. III necessary II can be
shown from the same statistics that the
States IN which ST. John received the
largest proportionate vote, the p op'r-
tlouate humber OF murders was largest.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-12
A CAT CONSPIRACY.
low . Maine Feline Gets Even with Hss
HumSn Enemy.
fRosfOn Haratd


boston Herald
A certain well-known Lewiston (Me.)
man dsspisss cats. He AID the family cal
have nothing in common In d sposition
Thu family cat spis $ him. No love ID
lost on eth 81 side. As it happened the cat
has ha 1 several opportunities for revenge
O1ce it yell ID up and down through tbs
hall, wakin up thu la1y o. th 3 house., who
Is an uncommonly good sleeper, and who
he believed. would have slept through hi,
over late ARRIVAL home from down town
lie has made no secret OF the fact that he
hates cats. The scriptu al text: "Unte
him that hath shall he given" has been ex.
smplified anew in his case. A few weekI
% be received a cat By express-a dirty
croL -eared animal, who Immediately made
itself at home in the kitchen and in the
parlo.. Since then cats hav. been show.
cred upon him. They multiplied in the
back yard, were thrown over the fence
dropped near the door r-step and left by thu
groceryman, according to directions. The
presence of 50 many felines attracted more
who gathered out of pure sympathy. He
disposed Of several and threw one Oh
two over the fence. They were all th,
worst-looking cats in CLristendom, vel.
low and handy legged, one-eysd and
marked with the scratches of unknown
aud unnumbere1 battles. The dslug
stopped few days ago. 1t stopped ir
good season. In one dsv more the air
would undoubtedly have been full Of cat,
IN that vicinity. ft wasS plot more fienl-
nh han the schemes of the dynsmiters
bit the Lewiston mar will make less publ,
h, rsafter his satred Of anything or any
DO ". four footed or two-footed. He met
the scribe on the street Wednesday. and
said that he was ready 20 SEND !" any num-
Der Of cont ibptions to q cat-show any.
whsre-cats 20 BE- collected from a hun -ry
horde surrounding his house.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-12

Ifeividere N. - Apollo
The Millsrook correspondents sens a.
sccouis Of q most remtrkaple conquest
made by four hunters At that place Saturs
day evening. James and Franz Kimbls,
Amos Vac Gorien and Abe Warner went
eN the mountsia h1rtiny raccoons. 1nei
iogs late IN ths sveniag bark~d NJ use
Hsssenlnx o. ths tee they saw on is~t
si-10t forty Zee srann ths gro nj vhrf
hey sappos>,f - be a cosn." NJ
Warner eiimbesi shs tree AMI sheck ths
ANIMAL oat. whsa Il fsll so ths Gr1sud
the 10 sttschsd -. bas u sseceeasl IN
fssnatin saAo khs rscts az ~as Fellesssa
sv ths iexs ifsrs tesy maas fs.t. ~ =
snsfp sed savers stfs ssls. ~ Ill a. The
n~a thsn hoas stisss .sd saesss~sl "a -
fsttis a ssss. -hen. - th a. sssat spf
s~is~. - pxe~ss - bs iafz- poftsrins.
-hlah ~eaid haas ~ss xhs,s 81 ls.ss tw.a
> ass pessda
Tks sas aa4's ~ - sas sas4 -. g.
fsIi - aslils skst - y bsf - ssas fsasefs
- pssil tueas sss uss - sks sac as3 tkst
"a faiig fsftv ssFiis fhs r~fssFsaa ~ss
sisess ssl sks saas sss1sf sasl pas -
<4fessfsa ~ sN< risslas tsFs F@s@
ss<<ff = -. ress-liss ti.es. sss g.
~sY es>s-.~sss 49, skss sr-sss ssss~~s
uw~no1&mo
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-12
Notice Of Fofnitiun Of Co-paftRslShip

riss fsefn~~s hs~rf fefrt-st IN ff ttr
ais.sr i.s.ss a Fste - faaristfH ftr.s sis
- sl.ss fFu.ef - fise ~esis - 81 ui.fif ~, Bee
aa,,a = iiioss has.i Nffe s ~ 49, rfsefftllt
eislf Fisstt fftsaHe 80 tfs f,i sfa<s fefttfft
fossft.sf - 80 hf<t s-if. 4 hfrt
tt.fal Fstse@ff ~ ~
HAnHfi nfsst ffAfp
Hrnpknt q niaNf nAhft
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-12

IT must be conceded that the cause
OF woman suffrage is making steady
though slow progress, and the probabil-
It's Is that at some time In the not very
distant future ii will be viewed in
much more favorable light by the mas
ses than 1t is to-day. Only a very few
years ago IL was a subject Of gener.l
riIicue, aud for a grave United States
S,n,t,r to advocate it subjected him to
uameasured abuse, but to-day it is advo-
clfei by some of the ablest OF our states
mon. Senator Palmer, in bis speech in
the Senate few days ago, took advanced
grounds in its favor, and in doing so took
a stand that places him among the far
sighte men OF the age. In the course
OF his remarks he said tlat twelve
States had already extended limited
vote To women, and In three territories
woman suffrage was the law. The result
had been satisfactory in every respect.
The priacipls involved in the
movement had already greatly ben
eftted women. Colleges bad been
opened to them and new avenues Cf
ssli support provided. The objections of
the minority report OF the woman suf-
frage committee were trite and not worth
considering. Many men were exempted
from military service whn we're not dis
fmlrhisel thereby. la Michigan women
bal ~i'5pded political meetings for years,
a; the earnest request OF the men in
charge. and their influence Lad always
been excellent. To say that many women
diI not desire the ballot was no reason
Tor dspri rng them of that right H.
contendel that it was Just. desirable and
expedieut that woman should vote. In
the dangerous political conditions which
may soon confront US the Nation should
avail itself 81 the conscience and moral
" orth Oi wCmrr.'
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-12
Michigan Central.
lokAAD RAPIDS DIyseION. }

Dslarf. Arrive.
Detroit TX y Oat an ftciuC ia - % ann
i)ay Ekpree.. lx35 pa Ms4I .s..-.--s. s.fllE
Attanllc Ex -. ss-5D l,gn MAJ ffeisist 5ls tsn
Nay freialst. ozD agn q a issl,iois fkf fiu-ks ga
,rafIoT CaTe attached sSiss9ns cxfe satias iis~f
Pacinc E1prees daily. isstialfUt tfslns dali,
txct SunUEs.e-
train lssaVs~ Detroit at y. m. exceIa Sgn-
cayn with Drawing hoOm and fafiof Tan ior
Grand lsaI,ids. reaching i'ere ~ 10 - y.
DIrect and pr,mIt cOnneS-iiOn nia1e sleh Srsssf
Western. Ofand Trunk aDa canada southern
trsIns IN depot at Dc,rolt. ulus ss.aiilis
traiiris-re.
The Desf OFT fSpfeek leaving a. 80 q. G. frach-
ing thai cty al "a 10 a. New lOfk tu-SJ a.
and iss,sion Z 40 y. next dag.
Throust ncksas tor al I,s,suts and sleeping
berthe Hlsx be procured 81 Onion lickei Onlcs
cssfncr Noilr>.e and OitAwB btfs-,ls. hbo JAissn
DeIs>t-
J. T. SCHULTZ Gen Ar. " MoDroe-St
fiFxB. " AtNs.oN Jlcksd Agent. tiiy.
j. = HkskJNs IicAe Ageist Depot.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-12

fDail1. Sulida.e excepted fDails.
Passengers taking ue . .,U a. ExDrtee make
close coIaile<tlOnr at ONt>o ioT lA,Ilnll., st af
DsaToiI foT New lofk sfT9ssL. tlloIt luNEJ a ln
tise following morning.
Ai.sn Expnu-s h..s loosl slsepins Gar ASrolf g.
q rand ilAI,ids.
1his is ll4e only line running Atlantic E1pr@s
lSxillg eIe al lUsa 4. sllh Sies'lsiIia IA Ia
D.trOlt making dlrsts c0AuectluIls tof ali lssnis
Fact. arriving al New iork a. tiss sssssnd
uiofulnx
p.lrloI Carr mail trans bOlh esisi and wsSi.
The train issslGis ai s.i3 4. NIL dllts
.ssl1necIion with Mllsaukee stsslisfs ts.ilg ssssp
SUNDAY
Through tickets secured al D. q. III. a 81. ssshos
an Morton House block, aflJ al lc depot.
ID. iUlif f-it tlis i;.ns. Agent.
6EO. Is REEAE. lfaIi4c Alsllsasrf. Il4l,aso.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-12
OFFICE. HOUSEMdN BLOCK
Notice Of Dissolution Of Co-DaTtnsIshiP.

To- all whom u may cssnrcFns
Nuice her hv given That the rnrfncfe ship
hefv's,ffre ex-ting hfwern ilrt uu,i r~isns 81
Narr, : 81 uchari tsrls rt 4. llHnri afa ns.d
Henry T. Wand rrtek - ,iaf % hfns na b g
blanchard Rft. tt. f.sf the nsslufnr afrd
.s,le uf h.sss f..,l sfe. ~ ~ Mt,lei Mill in q
Its - flrs.tsl Raftta Nirhtrln h.ss fhf~ =.
h.-en ,ls~uv E, is, rauinai rtsst nf. kildfia- DIRE
sfd = H wili D. pahd p" ssid Herr 1. ful
"a ~ r. = NtnfhtTsl Nilts nns are snti..s it.sf
g. sf 8. tlls ia ins. 4 s.fifl hfsi
tlatssi l.hfuaff fih Is~t
fINNNi : I. Hi.ANt HArn ff.~l
tfF iiifHt q Hf4AtflfA a. CAS-
a. II NANlftNt tHfk
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-12
Chicago & West Michigan.

Leave. AfFf~s.
Chicago TX 7 t.i5 ar Night ESprp~s 30 am
Mai. and k1 'Ix.s tfn Aali aud Fs 7 sst s.m
Nigia txIt.-.s-' ss5 I5in Evsaling IA IA 1s l,m
sDsas. fDaily efcela hufidss
Union Dstsa eB ionls cffs~f-
Through csBasas@ this1ssfo etad Toledo 90
va A. IA. TRAIT Through tssilof-nf a. lics.ge
s.fl ll1s a. gs train Ii8ous.ii l'ullHlaH sls<.g,
ihg-car and CssHs a. Ilicatr on t.Ss 4. fft1n
hkWA1SO DfSIsiON.
lsrve Arrive
krprp~s ....... ....-. ......... SIS ~ lf su
Eslss-s .-...... Il. ....--..... 4 1s lsn "a l,n
sD.psgf from we-s Side DsG~a.
The Boftfsern tssfuflfiur ~ the Division a
baldwin "a r. A Y. 81. rs.
j. H. CsrrBtef. 1enl fIstEfi and PHss Aesnf.
Diilca. ip Asfifae htfs-t-
0bo. w. MUreoE. TSekss Agent tlti.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-12

TIE ministers Of tue Congregational
Church take proper view Of the recent
political antics of st. john, and are not
afraid TO speak out their sentiments. AT
their recent meeting IN Chicago the po-
htlcai temperance party Was severely de-
nounce as a damage and hiudrance to
the cause OF prohibition and the opinion
VS. expressed that the sole hope OF the
true lrien Is Of the cause IS in the Repub-
iican party Rev DIR. Clark passed some
s,vero structures also OH the methods aud
4 tlurnce OF the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union as far as practical
temperance work Is concerned. Ii %
hardly probable that any one will be un
w.se enon sh to question the temperance
principles Of the ministers Of the Congre-
gat oaal Church o. say that they are not
thoroughly sincere in their Zeal for the
true interests Of temperance.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-12

THE snow bio kade still has charge OF
tn senatorial situation in Illinois. The
ballot NJ ou sht to have begun on Tues
d. bat owing tothe blockade no quorum
Was present and a recess was taken 10
Wednesday. bat the aI,sentees failed TO
SHOW up ani there was again no quorum.
TIE Democrats, however. insisted or
taxing ballot for Senator. The result
shovel that Morrison had % votes less
than a majority On JOINT ballot. The
situation - becoming interesting.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-12
RAILROAD TINE TABLES
Grand Rapids A. snr-kst-

All .sillls siallg e1rs'la SUNDAY.
eI-EfPIA0 cAk AhAAN0RAENTs.
AoRTH-1fain .sasing al sSs a. IA. isss Wos.i-
rtat Sis%tails afs fsa fssRkts slAd Asss'k iiaAs
is.. Train sstk isls iO-s a iss.s isaiF a.
tof 1ukeIre AZ.
SoUrn-IFaln ieSaViI4g at .Ss y. IA. lac Nossl
run ois~-Ilns al fssT ilscllllllsll.
Through t4cksts f~ s.laainfSi at luion
IT, sss oiilcs carrier Mossroe s.na ItiANa nIrsss
AID al Inioli Ds,l,ol- 4. a. LOt hNts1,l3.
Dssb ! iiass. Ast
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-12
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
tkALAEAzUo DIsIsiON.)

Arrive. Leave.
Exprsxs .... ........ AZ l,ul 80 an
Mall. .... 1900. ......- fssa t,ln
All trains daily exceld SUNDAY.
1ise Tram issasiiie at .. cOnnecss 81 Waite
Pigeon ~iti AtlssniIc Eagfe-s Mslu fans.
which has iaiaoe Draw gns lt,-sm oi,ci,lsg
Without ciiails;e-
lice fIaiIi having al - a. conuecis aa VI
Flso-,n llIssils isOsg ioi dlll.sfB Nsth aiac
N..s- losA EApise~ "n Main Lane.
Iai,0sli ll,ketr Asli is,tiIs lA NlsssIliig sstc
can u -..cDn1 JllloB Iickei O4lsos. es A.,nf.
oafs1.i. and Lsyra-
All traa1lr sagI by SHh nierIdian tilns uisicl
ls 80 minutes sls,assg tliaa ls1sOit Itl4it.
J. n. MshkANEl O..aI ksa.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-12
Michigan g. Ohio Railroad.


Tole~io with al rsslrtntit sifserrina Trfs1rueas,
vifA L. - NJ. - Hefn.s vith 4. Al AZ IL
tssHelgie bfffTivn and Ar i.ife III slssr1i.al
NHh Al. 4. a. X. issftte iftz.k SIT fls,sstey A
s3rssTs IrU1k ssd 81 q. A. a. Nsansash ~ L. s
l. Alls4rstn witt 4 4 ". 81. Hnd a. - MH
GUIHEk Al-l8.N. tss.n-l l'ss-. Ast
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
Towns ships North.

No, Is. Battle Mountain Range, near Battle.
Mountain and Argenta. Water: Humboldt
River, Rock Creek and numerous springs.
townships North Ranges East
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-27

No, T. Humboldt and Calsou Sink Range
Water: carson River, Humbo DIT Slough anu
Spring.
-Townshi ,s Orth. Ranges East
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-27
125,000 acres.

No. e3, Ruby Valley Rarge, near, Camp Hal
/ ok Water: Franklin River, and numerous
sPrii SIS.
Townships North. Ranges East
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-27
sac
Fare Each Wayr.............-.....S

Passengers will be called for and de-
liyered to any part Of this city; parcels
and freight to and from the Lake will
ba delivered with desired promptitude'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-27
175,G00 acres
175,C00 acres.

No. 10. star Range, near Greana. Eye Patch,
Mil q v and Humboldt House. Water: Hum
b, .itit z ver s Creeks and numerous Springs, al
ior.lIIg w Ter for irrigatHg on an extensive
scse-
TaS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-27
$4,000 acres,

No %, Mary's River Range, neiti Deeth, Wa
ter: Marys hivei, tributaries aud Springs.
IONnsElps North. knngeS East
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-27

The NoLTAIC BELT &C., of Marshall
Michigan, offer to md their celebrated
ECTRIC APPLIANCES on trial for thirty
days, to men (young or old) afflicted
with nervous debility, loss of vitality
and loss OF manhood, and all kindre
troubles. Also for rheumatism, neur-
aliga, paralysis, al many other dis
eases Com .ete restoration to health
vigor ana manhood guaranteed. No
risk is incurred as Thirty days Trial al
lowed. Write them at once for illus
ated pamphlet free
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-27
Ranges East
Tow rsivrs Noa tn.

No II. Rose Creek Valley Range. near Rose
Creek -; ghn. Water: Humboldt L: yer, Rose
Geek, ana severai large spr rgs
Townships North. Ranges East
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-27

100000 acres.

No. 16, Shoshone Range, near Beowawe.
Water; Humboldt River, Boulder Greek, and
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-27

Ne. IS. Clover Valley Range. near Iron Point.
Mater: Kelley Clover, aud Evans Greeks, and
rings.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-27

Apply to, or address.
WILLIAM II. MILLS,
Land Agent O. p r. r. Co., Corner Fourth and
Townsend streets, San Francisco, Cal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-09-27

This line justly boasts of the moe.
modern rolling stock, the best of horse~
and most expertland careful drivers ef
any stage:line lon:.the Coast. JeA .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10
FARM NOTES

ShearinS lambs in midsummer is claim
ed By Eoglish farmers to greatly increase
the growth of the carcass.
The juice Of the Bartlett pear is used IN
some assesses IN California both Tor 1000
and drink. The invalid fret loses flesh
upon IL. and then gains strength.
Open all the drains along the road be-
tore the fall rains begin, in order to allow
he surplus to dow Cd, and thus AVOID
slme Of the difficulties OF bad roads IN WIN
ter.
The New Hampshire Mirror says that q
farmer may prepare Geld OF winter gram
eyer 20 carefully and yet have all bis labor
come 10 naught il he has not provided
against the freezing out Of his grain BY de-
ieciVe drainage.
A pickle famine is threatened this win
ter. The present supply at the East IS set
down at So 90, 600, ope-hslf only OF what
il needed for the Eastern trade. The
Western crops have suffered, and heavy
advances in prices are looked for.
An Ohio farmer is 9 strong advocate OF
the idea that spgles grown on certain soils
keep better than on Others. he says vii
low tWigs grown on red clay do not keep
we'll, but his trees on yellow clay bear irult
which keeps till after harvest.
At sale of orchids, held recently in
New York. 1000 plants that had been col
lected by Mrs Mary J. Morgan were dis
posi- d Of for $50 100. They cost 100000
originally, and $l00, 900 more had been
speoS in their culture. For neplsnt $500
MAS given.
Professor Ssnburn does not think the
plant snoEu as priekly com(rey deserves
the praise 90 lagishly bestowed upon 1t in
some quarters Ii doss not produce so
heavily as has been claimed for II, and it is
with difficulty stock can be induced to eat
of it.
Thousands Of tons Of cheese are made
in France from the milk of sheep, while
milk from the goats is used for the same
purpose in Germany. In European mar
kets such cheese brings the highest prices
and the demand is always equal 10 the
supply.
Mspgol5s and Ssedes frequently con-
tain 80 per cant water. while the average
sugar bseis shows 80 per cent. Hence the
reason that 8 crop Of bee,s saYersl tors
less per acre tba3 o crop Of mapgolSs will
actually contain more nuiritive matter.
An ABUNDANT groSth to the wheat crop
10 agimu is not desired, as al that is Re.
quirsd is root formation sufficient TO give
it q good stand 10 osder 10 make Rp early
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10
THE VANITY OF MEN.
Around With Mirrors In Their
Poekets-Ihe Secret of Blushtng.

AVG CGllfQTRtGfl
"Yho bays them2' asked reporter in q
Kearpey street "no,iob" shop, pointing TO
lot OF tiny pocket mirrors, with nail
clesu,r, tooIhpick and comb. ell CON-
plste.
Il suppose you think the ladies are our
bes customers" said the "potion" man,
but il is not so. MeD, sir-Vsin men
are the pickers.up Of these unconsldered
u. Aes"
Pretty men? inquired the reporter.
The salesman griuued 1T don't mat
Ter much how they look, he said, Swhether
they are apes or Apollos; they want
pocket mirror all the same. They retire
s,sry hour or so TO some secret place To
admire themselves. Talk of the vanity OF
womenl Indeedl It pales, sir; II fades
away into In-ignifcsIces by comparison
with the admiration the majority OF men
have for their own mugs.
"Why, there sre some half dozen who,
entertaining q great respect tor my crlucal
Judgment Of physical beauty, step IN here
every dsy TO inquire how they are looking.
Then it is, Am pale TO day. Jimt or DO
YOU tbiuk my cclor is too high, JIM or
That LETT eyebrow IS growing q tribe
heavy; don't YOU think I'd better have it
trimmed off q bit? II II say Your color
il TOO high" M friend is OF to the bar
b as tor dab Of powder, or-but this Is
q dead secret-we accommodate him In
this shop If be is too pale We tinge him
no. It's wonderful, positively wonderful
Now, the ugEest men are the toughest
If there is q slight blem sd in q pocket
mirror, they won't take it, because, for
sooth, it may not faithfully reproduce
their bright, pearl beauty
Then. as y matter Of fact, you have
more customers snopg gentlemen TOR
those pretty lutte articles than among th-
o he sexf
Five of one, sir; the percentage OF
those who carry packet mirrors 10 sms
among ladies. but eight out Of every dozen
men have one slowed away in the vest
pocket Why" continued the notion man,
some big, smirkiUg felloEs-busiuess men
have come in here aud asked me 1t l
could teach them how to blush. Just think
of il. Fellows in the forries, cir, Who have
not known a blush for twenty years, be-
lieve il would be becoming 10 them IT they
could flush mp hike a moss rose when girl
chances at them. The ancient rounder got
hold of the secret and made all the r. 81
hopping mad to learn it. You won't give
!, ATsv7 Well, when he wanted to blush
bed iAb a pin into his leg and keep his
noun shut
What did tue mouth have to do with
Because ths pin would make him fee
Ike s4eariDg, std keeping bsck the oias
t phsmy was tbs effort that snha'eS h i'
Cheek That's the ,rua bGsiae's, s'heiF
me. Do you want to look at some nice
nocket c,nbs to dsy2 No? Then excuse
me, for here's q dude that does, Snd the
philosopher resumed his professional Gil
and advanced on the customer with inter
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-10
PRODUCE,
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, November 3.
Buttsr-Prims to choice creamery 26ci
choice dairy l4@l6c; good to prime
country roll le@l4c; common mi1eP
stock 5@Tc. No demSna.
Bssswsx-Quoteds at 2s@32c y ID.
Rsans-HaHa picked navy u 6OS
! so per bushal >,
Dried Fruit-New evsporated psreH
peaches lT@lsc; impaired do lO(SIZe'
rsspbsSriss IT@l8c; blsckberries 19Sc
New sundried, apples, quRrtered, 29Sei
sliced, 4t95c; peaches, new halves, 4i96ic
IN quarters, 4@6c; d. pared l6@lse;
n;tted cherries S99o. New evaporsteo
apples State. Marxet on Dried Fruit NOM
inal; demand slow.
Chesse-Salss 10 G joining vay ct prirs
mild Ohio factory at S@l2ic; New fois
I4f@I5c; SvsitEsr lOSlSci EmbergeE
@l2c. -,
Eggs-Srictly frest stock; ds'cand
goods 2O@2lc y dor. =,
Feathers-Choice, ;0@65c in original
packages, 4l95c more in small lots.
HoRey-6heaee white clover, 1920
choice 0uckWneSL, 1o'1loC.
Nuts-Shalbarks, 81 75@l 80; black
NO nuts 60@sOc: nhssnuts 81 rs.
Potatoes-5O@55c per bushelI demand
PouItry-Lvs chickens, old 81 500
3 90 , dozen: spring chickens, 81 BOG
2 so. Good demand.
Rsgs-Stsady at lA@lic for white miS
ed cotton; lalfc for all wool and lt@
lee tor mixed.
Seeds-salsa of timothy seed at 81 80
a. 90 y bushsl; clover, small seed IS 90
as 05; large, SIS 0G@6 rs, as TO quality
Sweet cider-Country sweet 20 5hS
4 so Per barrel; crab cider IS OO(SI 90
per barrel Demand fair.
Lsrd-Coantry prime 7i9Sc., demsO'
good. oo
Cabbage, per Dbl, 75c, or 81 90 to
IS 90 per hundred.
Onions 9Oc per bushel.
Sweet Potatoes, 81 IS per barrel.
Ounces 81 so per bushel.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gods s. 90 per box
Jerseys 81 IS per box
Parsnips per Dol Sl Oh.
Turnips 81 Is per barrel.
sew Eorx
NEw YoRK, November 9.-Floar-Re'
ceip,s IS. s24 barrels; exports 1886 bar
rels, II, 693 sacks; market dull and heavy
ssles I2,00O barrels. Whest-Receipt:
ls4 900 bushels; exports 4O,sOS bushels
spot dull and more or less nominal; oP
lions advanced 1@Sc at the opening, clos
ing steady with reaction of i92c; sale'
3 5l2 600 bushels futures; $4,000 bushei!
spot: No. 2 spring SAC; ungraded red 81
a92Ic; s,esaaer No 3 red SOC; No. 2 rec
nominal; No. / white seci upgrsdsc
white see; posted No. 2 rcd zoe; No.
red November 94@94lc, closing ut 94lc
December sSS este, closing at s6lc; Jan
nary SS199Sic, closing a. 9ssc; February
81 004@I ONf, closing at 81 0ol; Ms.,
81 Ost(SI O5s closipE at 81 O5s. Corn
| Opensd higher, later weakened and DC
! clined, closing easy; receipts ZO6.4V'