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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-10-03
ULUIIIIIvlJ

at MY establishment, your anticipations
Wilde fully realized. Such gathering
OF dENTEEL GARMENTS never before
greeted the vision of my fellow-townsmen.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-10-03
ALEXANDRIA, La, OCTOBER 3, 1885
DOMESTIC JOYS.

The sun was slumbering in the West,
His daily labors past
Upon his wife's devoted breast
His head reclined at last;
And darkness closed around, so dear
10 fond, congenial souls,
AS thus she whispered in his ear:
MY love, we're out of GOALS"
"And Mr. Jones has called, quite mad,
Insisting on his rent,
And Jim took all the cash had
And to the circus went!
And John, in playing acrobat,
Hung from the chandelier
The chandelier is now crushed flat.
And Johns in bed, my dear.
~ told the cook she'd better go
She left with threats and hutfs;
And nurse went to the ten-cent show,
10 see Collars and Cuffs
Some rowdy killed our darling pup,
l wish I'd caught the brute;
And moths have been and eaten up
Your Winter coat and suit!
But never mind, don't look downcast,
For fortune soon will mend;
The Exchange Bank, I hear at last,
Has paid dividend;
And CHEAP JOHN, as before.
Is selling bargains rare;
10 buy new suit at his store,
And leave your troubles there
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-02
Women CLERKS IN shoe stures.
q Ye.E "a! "a Kprs...

&tiG HoFk 4H4 Gisd EFFtts.
'.The reason that co few women arc EN-.
ployed as clerks in retail shoe stores, said
q shoe merchant, "is that they will not,
with any degreeot politeness, try parrot
shoes on o lady customer. Every lady
who buys pair of shoes now desires
them tried on, and custom within the last
few years imposes upon the clerks the
task Of kneeling down and fitting them TO
the feat. Male clerks do not mind it, but
one woman never Ikesrto put shoe on
another. II they do bring themselves to
do, it they exhibit such utter repugnance
TO the customer TINT she rarely comes
back again. nshe does, she will not let a
female clerk wait upon her. I know some
ladies who will wait an hour for male
clerk to become disengaged rather than
have one Of her own sex wait upon her.
Yet keep several women In my store to
wait upon q certain class who are exceed.
ingiy modest and will not permit man
to ny pair Of shoes on their feet. The
female clerks all say they prefer waiting
on men; that they are not particular and
.exacting as women, and either take an
article Immediately or refuse it. On the
contrary, lady Is very particular and
takes along time to decide upon what
she desires 70 purchase. Nothing fatters
q woman more than to have polite
clerk try on, pair Of shoea and make.
some remark abont the beautiful shape
OF her feet. A female clerk never IN.
dnIges In such compliments TO her own
sex. Ny experience Is that men alone
are best fitted to sell ladies' shoes"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-02
meaiad.
Cllronin DYsantarr.


Mr.. James Bnnna1, Second avenue,
PittSbargh, Pa, writes {: y. For two years
| hare been constantly troubled with
chronic diarrhGas or dISentefy, having
had, on an average, from twenty 70
twenty-five passages every twenly-iour
hours, and every one bloody. had
thoroughly tried all the prominent ply
sicians in Pittsburgh, was twice IN the
Wcst Penn Hospital, the first time tliir-
teen weeks, and though l left Il much
better, vet in Eve days ] was as bad rs
ever. / then tried two other great DOG
tors in this city, and one OF them finally
assured me was not long for this world,
and advised me 10 write to my friends
about 1t. next went to Dr.. Hartman,
without the least confidence that lie could
do anything for me. lie examined me,
smiled, and said, he could stop the bloody
discharges in less than two weeks, which
he did with PERuNA, and / have now
been entirely well for several weeks, and
never felt better in my lifr, though am
still taking his PERuEA. ! will take Il
whenever need medicine.
Mr.. Patrick Burns, Pittsburgh, writes:
q have suffered intensely from piles and
chronic diarrhosa. Twas treated by five
Of the best physicians and surgeons IN
the city Of Pittsburgh, and with all grew
constantly worsc. Finally three ofthen
said my only hope was an operation.
This frightened me, and l went immcdi-
:.tcly 10 Dr.. Hartman, who has entirely
cured me with PRRuSlA. Iiave been at
work now for three months, md never IN
my life felt better. Call and see me Mt
corner Of Twenty.scyenth ah,I Mulberry
streets, Twelfth ward, Pittsburgh"
Mr.. Patrick Cunningham, S. S., near
Sidney street, Pittsburgh, Pa, writes:
/" For Eve years Thave suffered ineSpress-
IDLY from internal and external piles. /
have tried the best physicians Of Pitts
burgh and Allegheny without relief. l
went 10 Or. Hartman, who cured me
without detention from work with PE-
RUM
Charles Frank, of Eurichyille, letter
son county. Ohin, writes = | had piles
and iiStul1 in ano Tor four years. had
suffered constantly with discharge Of
matter from the parts, and sometimes
from the contents Of the bowels through
il. I could not have borne it much
longer. | had heard so much OF the III
effects Of a knife operation that resolved
to 20 to DR.. Hartman. lie ridieuled the
silly idea Of cutting 1t, and Mt once per-
formed his own original operation with
out the knife, and without pain. lam
thoroughly cured, thongtt Of course Itook
PRRrSSA " ~ ~
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TIVE ANfRR1. A5.rHIEF.

Hewas the only ons Who Pronted by the
Late Dinieulty.
Falling in with q Russian nobleman to.
day, an acquaintanceiot some time stand.
ing, asked him one or two queEtions
which led to . long dissertation. This
gentleman has interests in our county,
and I have always found his inquisitiye.
ness about ourselves equal to his COM
mrnicatiyeness about foreign matters. /
said to him: ~ suppose thai Russia has
led to the defeat Of the Gladstone Minis
Try
y sly dear sir, ii was not that. England
was cheated by the Aighans. They are
the most rascally scamps in the world.
Some time ago, yon may remember, the
Amer Of ;Afghanistan made visit to
Lord Dufieriu, the British Vtceroy in
India, who ssupposedto be avery shrewd
statesman. DnHerin gave him as bride
&, 800, 600 sterling out Of ell, 600, GOO sterl.
ing raised by taxation in India, and had
an understanding with him that this
money was toll be applied to throwing up
defenses in his country against the
Russians. What did thai beggar
do, with the Oriental spirit Of decep-
ton, but conclude as he arrived
near home that there was still more money
in the situation for him. So he went to
the Russian commander and got from him
some million, ronbles- about two millions
and then be did nothing at all. The
British supposed he would 60 to war with
Russia, but the last man who bought him
got him. He simply gobbled up the
money. Consequently Mr.. Gladstone finds
himseIfin no situation to have hostilities
with Russia, because the money which
had been spent to make Afghanistan bear
the biuntot the fighting was stolen"
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a Queer FREAK Of 1irh.aiur.

sIitaalpEt InttftoR loATHd4.
Dr.. Ried tells Of avery strange freak Of
electricity on the person OF Robert Bur
dett, Colored, Sunday afternoon. He
and the family were, seated in the house
when abolt descended the chimney, struck
him fair on the forehead, then glancing,
burnt his arm, and running down his legs
tore his pantaloons in strips, and after de-
molishing his great toe passed ont the
bottom Of his shoes, leaving a hole as II
made by abullet. ABORTION Of itpasaed
through the floor, splitting il, and the
rest took effect on o large dog near by and
laid him out forever. a negro in the
same house was knocked senseless. The
boy remained asif dead for awhile, but re-
covered, and when the doctor called to see
him he was able to go ahoas, though com.
planning some Of numhness. It's one Of
the most wonderful cases ever known.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-02
The nael.wnsal cop yalaabls.

! e-efF'--tf'l-s y ..lIf Q
Brckwheat can be made a profitable
crop, II proper care Is given to it This
grain Is worth at least seventy 1--we cents q
5bushel for feeding, Il 1t Is properly fed. Il
ID best ground with com, as fine as posi-
bic, and may be led with cut hay or straw
.moistened with water. The seed may be
isown early in July, We have found thick
seeding the best. At least one bushelper
acrs should be used. Il pays to prepare
the ground asweIl for this crop rs for any
other, but Is especially useful for the pur-
pose OF breaking up an old meadow, and
preparing II, for reseeiing. The sod will
be well rotted, and the soil mellowed and
made ready for a fall grain crop, II this il
desired, 10 be followed by the grassseed
the next summer. No other crop, except
peas, 80 well mellows the ground ~ buck
wheat, and this Is precisely the effect no
quired IN reseediug land. Besides this
nsefil purpose, hnckwheat Is valuable for
It's grain. ~ will easily produce thirty or
forty bushels perarrS q well managed, and
q blshel of Il Is worth two bushels Of oats
Of the light sort usually grown, which Is
largely hnsk. The crop, too, Is put m ct
times and harvested at times convenient
for the farmer.
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in the best manner, pniyeriEtng the soil,
Ieveling the surfaee and smoothing Il, 90
as to get the land In the most perfect con-
dltion for the seed. Alter al this has
been done, Sndthe furrow mark ohlites-
ated, the seed & sown and the surface I'M
mediatsiy rolled. II this Is done In July,
nothing more b required. II Il Is ret
later, &c will be desirable 70 SOW trrnip,
seed. This affords protection Tor the
young grRsB and clover In the lall and
winter. We have found It good plan To-
leave the tnrnips ON the ground and not
gather them. Whey will be killed by the
frost, and the leaves falling down, furnish
protection to the grass during the winter,
and in tho early spring, when 30 much
damage Is usually done by the alternate
thaWs aud frosts. The grass will usually
furnish one cutting the same season, but
Il should not be pastured, as the surface Is
not yet firm enough, nor the plants sntti-
oiently well rooted TO stand such q tax.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-02

-: -I cITy 0F WHEELING FIVE

7T0F CITY OF WHEELLNSFAfN
d PsB GhSS !,SST VsTen that The 0ndeiAlf ~
SoGce = = sSSoinInd By an ordinance 0I ~
NE sntittd IAN oFdlnAnSe Y n
O. g. ~ sue and AAlo o. oSno ~ ~ .nd t1r
" l ~ % b known = D ,kS,aof And mo.
y Frie@P uGn Sr.Sut into the CITY LEeA51fy q
Tns io5 I % iTgin The revenues oi tns ~. S1
rtsIS A10I y s,,jfsd b the v0ton o. Aa41 eaty On
g Y. ~ dSy Of Nay, Lisa ~ltt' W
= - s a., JULY Il, A. D. lssa,
AA4 s'... :, a O'clock 4, Y. and o'clock
ssEoGn Sea SgI a ne Ohio valley, N ne si!
/, u tbs 49, w T. Tec0iye bids IN WPtnS ~
4 Nhee ri Iii city, authorized p lala 9ta 1i
ipdbtl !SS snoiint 81 $4,000, one hnn1 ~
rASes, ~ derOninAti0u o. nve nal ~. SeT
iaaA y mi ne Tem1!ndsr o. ne ~ a. 1Ssv
~ s,.tnd dDllln each, Al oAsSa t1t' IL 40
2. GisT D. LssS ~, ~ NM ii ne Ohio
az d I1A nisTeSt d tho rAts Of ave peroent Pst
TifJ, VIZ M snnuSlly on the ttNt DAY o. July,
tszBa. ~ u, tne ffSt day Of Iuly u eAen Ye4t
1 D. ~ 51rl md including the year VIZ y I sl!a
isEFsats. Sbish Interest coupons III P LUZ
lGaI ~ Il d Zach bond: aud ALsY ~ y ,,SSS,
y md auihO led " I1a ~ "a ~ rSoi 4,
X aEcS,!. ,."15Snv Or[erS And Sther no40ny u
NJ " ~ M civ existing - the dAte o. ~
:s0atntn y y Id 0iiluan with u , 4cciuea ".
5ric!iiop. " such bGndS viii b0 sold Only iot
r5t iesLs , ,T hdder Spproyel ~ me 0nGsts
csh he me Al AID bonds will be Sold lor les
SsS ws4 vi Vii isG sS !. iat &c
3. tbsrtos, ~ ln AMI, day and between tie s4e
sas pl.es ~ I'D s IL wiling for gnd tel add
:, S y , sdSo SsSsRaaS' y Z one
IaoE1i , Y eSra, iOr bondS Vi 1Aid city %
g.sd n tJ June Il b. but no PFS@lGH =, WI ee
i e, 4 s2s:s q oi G Ssa g my
ne aSl1i ~ 1SisInp Ion At theft par value on
1 ay s S hs d.: Gay o. 5 5ay n1 a a.
- y ~, ~. ,,Tnotls thereto attached will be
peh sec; ,'T,tion under authority Of sad city:
sssa:s as ' SS! 'S r. 5Sass nao
~ e1c1 III n nsSInSnrs are fully paid, the one
sS - - d al Of such bonds not paid before
L. tat diT & 'ai!' "a ALFRED CALDWELL.
z. p. JEPS0H,
P. B. DOhBlSs,
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Aliti teltil q 9Fteap44lsi''
The most successful seeding 70 grass
may be done In July and August, alter the
grain crops ara taken of. The present
season has been . bad one for the seed
sown last fall. The hard winter destroyed
the timothy, and the late spring has intar-
tered greatly with the seeding OF the
clover. Asa rule Il may be said that sum.
mer seeding Is; moro snpelasfrl than tall
and spring Beadiug, but the grnund must
30 thoroughly we'll prepared. The whole
secret lieS ii this pJepaIatinn. The fol-
lowing plan has been found excellent
The stnhble Is well ptoughed, not more
than four inches deep, and Immediately
narrowed in ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. There are
several ewimplenents which do thiswork
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Finishing aud Furniahlpsa Hause..


Good Honistn,pfaI.
"Ne, indeed! Iwoald rather have the
toughest plastering or the cheapest white
wash colored blue, that ever was made,
than papeE Idon't object to bandbox
lined with fancy paper, but I do posi-
lively reiuseto turn our house into a
pasteboarI box, with nothing inside but
the cheapest, frailest, most deatructible Of
all manufactured material It only re-
mains to paper the floors, put oiled paper
imitation stained glass into the windows,
and have imitation tiles Of the came
material. Probably some enterprisiug
genius will invent paper tiles warranted
Eire.proat before long, but at present l
prefer Don's plan for simple brick arch
without sign OF pretence or cheap dis
play"
Il really is surprising to sec how far a
little common sense aud a liberal supply
Of good taste will 90 toward compromising
for lack of money. Ina cheap house, the
right use Of color alone will work results
incredible to one is unaccustomed to
anything beyond the plain white walls or
the conventional treatment of finish and
furniture 10 which he has always been
accustomed. The numerous styles Of tex
tile fabrics available for draperfes are an
other endless souTce Of interest and yari-
ETY.. This also extends to the furniture
which, instead OF being In 'sets" half a
dozen chairs exactly alike, with the big
and littleTocker and sofa as nearly alike
as 1t is possible to make them-can be
found in every grade of cost and endless
forms and coIors. It is needless to say,
after what has already been init
mated, that all the new furniture for this
model house was bought IN answer to the
requirements Of actual use. Don even
went so far as to urge that one easy chair
would. be all that they should need to be-
gin with, provided twas Of good width,
me If there were two more chairs in
the dining room as sort of reserved re-
source for callers.
Undoubtedly this Is the one true and
natural way OF furnishing a home; that's,
TO buy from time to time, 4 new chair;
table, cabinet, ten set, pitcher, lamp, rug,
or picture, when their need is genuinely
felt,-and not before. To furnish for the
sake oil furnishing has much the same
effect as talking for the sake Of talk.
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Or. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS,

wEllcure Diseases d DE Kidneys, Grayel, Gleet,
Structures, and an Urinary md uretknl DlseaSss
Nervous and Physical Debility, Seminal Weakness,
Ldss Of VigJs ETeEnAture Decline Ia HRn. Elriy
ceases, 90. Syphilis IN m Ii toEms sore throat
md nose, ulcafs, eruptions Berufula, tHttef, alt
Eheum and al blood and skin dIseaSeS. Female
Weakness speed1y cured. G1nolEhea snFeA In 8
days. Rrice g 90 Sold IN Wheeling, ". Va, By
z .. 9oGkra, IeskH q Co., Bruggi1tS. Sent "
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ERIGHTEUL Case
or A C0L0RED MAN.

reantractad a fearful case Of bloed poison in
1853 was treated by some OF the best PHI stcAnS
In Atlantis They med ths old remedies Of Mercury
and Potash. which brought on rheumatism AID
Impalted my dFssEtiYA OgSeu&- ksgEy lolns IN me
,R8s swollen and full Of pain was IN hontOls
condition. When bad been given mp % die, my
phi Sietaus, who mad SEEN the workings o. the
medicine n other case, Thoughtful would be &
splendid tins 70 teat the - specific.
When commenced tMEinG 4. 3. i. the phJNteiAn
sid could not live two weeks ut1lAf the Ordinary
treatment. Hecomnenesd TO give me the medtt
cine strictly according 70 directions which icon
tnued for several months. l lOok nothing eAe,
and Commented 70 improve from the inst Coca
ttonaiIy would have Z bacxSEt from imprntenpg
soiD the rheumatism left me; my appetit4 became
all right, and the ulcers, HhiGh tbs doctor said
Wera thG most iifShtful he had ever Ece. bryan 70
heal, aud by the 1fSt Of October. 1881 was well
man again lam stronger now than I ever was
before, andswelgh morn Ih1ye not Alet % 70
port f0s duty since that time. being opgAGed IN the
oil warehouse Of Chngs Galley Company. have
hsen aud Atill am, doing tome Of tho hardest work
any man eyIrdEd, ana nm Itatiy 20 answer any
question that may be ASkcd Concerning this case.
3wlitS Specific has gay.d ms from an early gave.
LEM 4c3LENDOS.
Atlanta IA Anil IA 1855 =
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rAnrInH.

Consumers should not c1nitye our speci6c with
tho numerous limitations Substances, Potash and
Mercury mixtures which are gotten ~ to sell. net
dv. An tmitatsou q always q fFand and cheat,
and they thrive only Is they can steal ho1t the ar
tIele Initiated.
ForsaIe by al druggists
TEraEiiO on HOOt and shin ptn' te1 p silica iEee
THS swirl SpECtYtq Co, Drawer ., Atlantis, Ga,
n, Y, I57,W. I'D AtIUet ty2 paw
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Now when thsy meet upon the street
ills not a Of old;
Zach Looks dawn Is the other teet =
The DAYS arc very cod.
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~ rrmnAY. IrLY ]. igs5,

.,,. Ing At 10 o. slO \ 4. n. sell at public Guo
~. ~ IN ID l.esi aud Test bidder, rs tue iruut
- ~, y ths CouIt AOutA Of Ohio County, West
y'.,sI, ~ ollO Wtng described Parcels 0t Ee4I
~, M wet uue half Of let number thirty
q. ,Ipate On Inc S0uth side OF ttiLeenth ttEett:
|. ,Ss 9iehsel uTnhAm addition 70 Tie City d
SS,ssinT N The STATE OF WesI Virginia, together
- IN bulldog aud Improvements thereon.
~ lorrrolns property conurt'ed me property
- ~ EMS 81 tis llto Holster Harden and q
- stti,S6e property. The Improvements CON-
81 lsEe orck dSIillRs nSase, Mtn ot1 Gs.
alsls and gthet oHIDuluAutS' anu ~ ~
ILt .,.a ,,,,,.,, M, IL, .,,,s,,.
xSo1d-L6t numbered elsYtn " ~ S4 ~ \,
lg2btred eighteen Gau ne ao H,;,1s1tS y
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
rns Feature. .. ne ..saey and Stool, Mar:


ksta.
INV YoHS, July L--AnIOy on call cay at Ia
peftent, al6EiRG II 2 psFs NJ. Prime mercantile
papsr as peroent. Foreign Exchange quiet and
unchanged. I3 i,l
sfAIE BOaDs-Quiet quotations steady.
R1tL011n EoNDS-Thnte was an taGfe1ee1 bust
ness In railway bonds to-day; to:al sales being
sroCxs-Iha stock market has been les active
and lEreSulAf to-day. LgckAWanuA cuatinu d to
lead the Esttn the amount Of sales, There was fuIs
Etet hta ydepyeciastoR at III . oil, waiSh Dpeaed
cent The Stoi he LIST was OF, excepI q iHOd-
crat1 tradIpg N st. Paul and EeW YnFk. CentERl.
The tatRl Eafts Of the day were ~, 40 shatel.
In mon cases e1trane fluctuations wore within
range Of ies ta4n pe. cent Rbcitr Natl md New
YORK CentIBl are UAch down <. willis Western Union
aud Northwestern show an advance Of is percent
Sc PGnl closed u peIrout lower, while Lake Shore,
Union PaCi1e. LIui1viils & Nashville aud Jersey
us. &, 10 5SSOg dtv,: U.s * MS D. s,uew n
l2z5ss ez Int ;raeiaG q Of rs l{ Central PaolRG,
M ex: Lns. !, VI! AEic; seconds, VI Lehigh
q. III, "a, ilt 81 Joseph, l1SsS; So. 2. q 8. G.
hFlts, III; TenntEsee o Old.41sS do new l7jfSi
Texas RAniHGL Land GTantg, %, u. Int. do RIO
40 Land Efans 1904: do sinking fund, f21X: Viz
ginis e. |0;VItginla C0nsolS, extra niatnred
coupons %; DO deferred, IS; 4dlmS ESpf5Ss,
iSs AraeEssSlSn Sas1 = s ~
"a ant prni6Tted "a do second preferred sc u
q, 9 l. %: Denver d Rio Grlnde. l5S: EFte Ok; do
preferred. 90 Fort Gayne, 1865 Kansas 4 rsxAs,
S.; louisville q Nashville. 8gis; E0nlEyilla, New
Albany 9 ChInagp q; f0mpllS 4 Charleston 81;
Michigan Central Missouri PaGtfG. Q n; Mash.
NnEthaFn Pacific; lGiE; DO pFRielred, D9e; Chlesgo
3 Northwestern, 4gi DO preferred. l2ftSt New YdFs
Central Az Qnln GGpttAl n Qtlo 9 WgSssis
sppl ~ 20 praiefFea '3 3. AIail IltiI.
diSUo, ID; do pEeleIted, S9s g. Paul. 7I5s do
,ptfarred, lg1x: TEXAS PactaG, NJ: unian RlciGc,
dgtSs United States RzpF1Es, 613Si W., St Z. q F.,
am Union, 6g6.
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TI0MlIISSIONER's SALE.

10 Tie Municipal Court Of wheeling, West VIZ.
GA. In chAnceTy.
4nOa IIorl helme. and Geo. B. Caldwell, trustee
AHntnSt
william II. Winters, J. Il. TnOrnbuFg and Sadie r
Iaumtu'E, hB wife, Robert fOFdyce aud LiEEte
l. gOniyet, his wife. William W. AftlGtt, trustees,
tie BgypGuu u ewing Company, q corporation,
IAnts Ntili, William dillingham;, $, II. Graf tor,
md JAMES keCluEe, partners doing business
gideF the Rfm nlmO and Atyle Of NELL 4 Elllng,
IAN, lIaEvcY ". Winters and benjamin AGckeI,
aitnvn doing bnAilGSS under the iTm name and
UJle VI Wlnten 4 kAckey, MARKS sc1WartE and
lar AEDshAch, paEtners doing bu1tnesl under
he dFTa name aud style Of schwartz q VANS,
lAcn. Benjamin 4. MSckcy, James Rine, Allied
L Mcksag the ERchAng0 Bank ut Wheeling.
LeTtuiA u simmS, and Alfred SlmmS, her hul'
land.
ia puHuHrce Of the authority vested in me by =
iecNe u the above mentioned court, made and
inlefi In N.id cause on the ID day Of June, A. D.
ia the undersigned, > sDectal commissioner
lpPoatcd Tot the purpose BY that court in Md
leegEe, viii on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-02

NEW York, July Lection drrn; niddllns M
lands 1gSc; Orleans 10: tntures close steady:
July 1850: August l0.i o; September 1916; 0eto.
my 400; February lo.0ic; March 11l9r; April
crscSsAui O., July Lotion atai middlIas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-02
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-07-02

CHICAGO July 1.-The DRIVERS Journal reports:
Cattle-Reci iptS 100 head: shipments zoo head:
market lUaI6e lower; shipping steers o g16s0;
EOekefS and leedeFs g G0lI %; cows hI1ll1 and
mixed g 2otit0I Though Texas cattle hrm Rt
s2t0A4D Hogs Receip8 5000 head shipments
| 4,UQ0 head; market opened hfm butt d weak;
tough and mixed s a1a4 10; packing and shipping
y 0da4 20; Light weights 81 0na4 80! Gheep-Re'
oelpts 8 900 head; shipments 500 head: market
slow and weak: natives 50 2A4C0; Texans = lHa
| & 10. lLnta nAr he'd 81 lnilnL 49,