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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-12-11
GRApHIcs.

Sleigh bells
Sunday morning.
Two degrees below zero
Go to W. G. Fout for your
Christmas presents.
Horace Sheeks reports boy at
his house of the usual weight, II
pounds.
Don't buy Christmas goods till
you have seen Fout's display west
side square.
Ii you will select from w. G.
Fout's large stock of Christmas
goods, you will be able to please
the entire family at very small
cost.
We want several numbers of
the WEEKLY GRAPHIC of Dec, 4th.
Any one sending us copies of
that date will confer an especial
favor.
The Sheriff of Washington Co.
Iowa came last Saturday and took
the horse thief, confined in Jail at
this place, back to Iowa to answer
for his short comings.
Sperry, Adair county, is a good
location for physician and black
smith. 1t is surrounded by an
excellent country and a physician
and blacksmith would meet with
good patronage.
Our market reports are corrected
the last thing before going to press
Thursday afternoon, and our read
ers will find them in each issue
just as they are given us by our
business men.
The last shipment of wool by
Messrs Kerns and McKeown
brought them a good round price,
80 cts per pound. The commits
sion merchants pronounced it very
fine. 1t pays to keep good stock.
Ed. J. W. Davis, of this city
has been holding a protracted
meeting of some twelve days at
Illinois Bend in this county with
good results. A congregation of
II was organized and the number
increased to Al. Ten were bap-
tized and quite a religious interest
manifested in the community.
Judge Sands received tele-
gram from Silver City, New Mexi-
co, yesterday stating that W. P.
Linder died in that city Wednes-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mr..
Under was one of our oldest citi-
zens. a brother of Maj. A. II. Lin
der, and was well known through
out Adair county.
In this issue we give the law re-
lating to fences, that our readers
in the townships which voted the
hog law last fall, may know what
constitutes lawful fence. Remem-
Der the law published this week is
applicable to the six townships
voting ON the question of restrain
ing sheep and swine, last Septem-
Der.
We are indebted to Mr.. c. d.
Begole of Lone Pine Cal. for
papers giving a splendid descrip-
ton of the California Alps" and
trip to Mount Whitney, which is
the highest mountain in the United
States, excepting Mount st. Elias
Mr.. Begole, who is a brother Of
d. W. Begole, Prairie Bird, was
one of the three men who frs
made the ascent of Mount Whit
ney.
Mr.. C. S. Hart of Greencastle
carried Of the SIS cash prize at the
Poultry show last week, for the
best breeding pen Of chickens. L
was awarded to his pen of beauti
full Houdans, which the judge, [
n. Baker, declared to be as fine as
any he had ever seen. In addition
to the cash prize Mr.. Hart carried
away seven blue ribbons. AS We
have not yet been furnished witt
a list of the prizes by the secretar,
we can not give them this week.
At a meeting of a few of our cit
tizens last week fire compan!
was organized with the following
officers: c. E. Ross, Chief, Jane.
Clark, Captain, Geo. Eckert, 2nt
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-12-11

TIE Aurora Watches embody strictly
the qualities OF perfection. accuracy
and durability. For sale by Hart &
Miller, North side square, adjoining
Masonic building, Kirksville, Mo.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-12-11

Buy your fruit cakes, for Christ
mas of J. G. Maynard.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-12-11

lust arrived, choice lot of saeur
out and pickles at Normal Grocery.
VIM. GIBBONS.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-12-11

Be sure to get one of Maynard's
famous fruit cakes for your
Christmas dinner.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-12-11

Sunday Schools that will have
Christmas trees should buy May
nard's homemade mixed candies.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-12-11

DOR SALE-1b0 acre fam within
seven miles of the beautiful, educational
aty fkirksville. $50 acres fenced In con enieni
med fields: 40 acres In cultivation ans meadow,
blAnce timber aud pasture, good farm house,
plenty of fruit of nearly all kinds, l-2 mile good
hedge fence, balance board f. nee. living stream
rms across one end of farm. Abundance OF stock
usier III sight OF good school house and cher hes.
Part OF the land mas fiji ST crop growing. Title
Ipefeci aud easy terms. Address this office.
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Take your poultry
to w. J. Wilkes, at
the Kirksville Cream
cry

Call at Normal Grocery for your
Coffee, Sugar, Flour and ANYTHING in
he grocery line. WILLIAM GIBBONS.
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Douglass & Son
want you to settle
your accounts. Ii you
cannot pay the money
they want your note.

NO. Mlnear will sell you all kinds
of notions, in bis line, cheaper than
auy other concern.
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I0R SALE IN the east part of town
J. agood house with five rooms and five lots
apple trees. peach trees and small fruits, cherry
trersl good cellar, smoi house. For sale at q
bargain. ADDRESS This Office.
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Brassfield & Kellogg are buying
hogs on closer margins than ever
before and the farmers appreciate
this liberality in buying.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-12-11

Go to J. c. Maynards for Christ
mas candies.
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Mind. No More Mud.

The only macadamized street in
the city, where farmers can bring their
watches, clocks and jewelry for repairs
and not get knee deep in mud. AL
work warranted. A. BUTCHER,
JeweleI.
Macadmised street, white front
South side.
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Christmas Candies at J. c. May
nard's.
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DOR SALE, TRADE, OR RENT-A
l. good new house, four rooms, good out
buildings. water at door. five books from public
,auAre. Address ibis Office 9r E. b. Dodson.
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TO HE LADIES.

am now prepared to do all kinds
of Stamping. Please call and examine
nv Patterns. Mrs. c. E. LEEcH,
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TOR sALE-Eighty acre farm, fivemiles NORTH
L east OF kirksyiile; good house. ) rooms and 3
CON basement. Price SIS per acre. Address this
nee,
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Greentop Items.

Two new business houses in
course of construction here. Bust
ness recruiting for holidays.
First snow of Winter. Sleigh
bells are hearalding the gladstone
merriment of his. Winter's..majesty
Messrs Lind & Dyer continue
the Shipment of hogs in large
numbers.
DR.. J. A. Wilson left last Tues
day to visit friends in Virginia.
Mr.. NJ Speer who has been to
Kansas on business trip, return.
ed to day and report greats destruc.
ton from last Fridays winds.
n. e. d.
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NOR sALE-Farm containing eighty-one aud
Il one hall Erres. miles northeast of nirhsville;
ont nile and a half from railroad depot. Address
s,'iiice.
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DOR SALE Reside nee ana two lots
in Kirksville, house contains 4 rooms,
FOOD well OF living water, property well located
with ldewalks from the public sIuaie; price $500.
Apply al this officG.
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WAN ED-A few reliable men IN
w Northeast Missouri, who desire to work
trst class Life Insurance Company, eau get good
trns By addressing Box 81, LaPlaia. Mo.
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DOR SALE-Farn OF lis acres with
J. in one mile of Kirksville. Good room
,ouse, two halls. two room cellar closets and pam
sies. Good iaru. orchard of TWO hundred trees.
mall fruits. loo acres in cultivation, Is acres ia
woods pasture Address this office
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-12-11

For cheap groceries go to the Nor
NAL Grocery and be convinced.
WIN. GIBBONS.
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Pollock & Thomp-
son are receiving a
large shipment of 5
and 10 cent counter
goods including glass
ware for holiday gifts
very, very cheap.
We buy produce OF all kinds at mar
ket rates.
WIN. GIBBONS.
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J.H. Davis & Co., have purchased
Purinton Steam heater and arc
iprepared to butcher hogs for private
parties. m first class style. Butcher
ng will bs done az Brass6sld &
nellogg's warehouse.
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There will be fun till you "can't
rest" at the Opera house next
Monday night.
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THE OLD RELIABLE.

The S.udebaker wagon is still recog-
nizsd "a tia relisble wagoa. as
evidenced by the fact that Carothers &
Greene have sold car load OF them in
the past ninety DAYS. They have anoth-
car load on the road. Wait for
them.
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DOR SALE-Farm of 140 acres, five
miles from Xirksville, 100 acres in cult.
,ailon balance in pasture. A bargain. Address
-hisofice
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DOR SALE-0ne ana one half story
J. frame residence and two lots in Kinks
Vile. good rooms. wardrvbes, CLOS ,is, porches
and cellar. barn. two good wells. coal and wood
house, all in good repair, 2i-2 blocks from public
rqasre; price sl4oo. Apply at this office.
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nor SALE-Farm of $50 acres, all under good
n new fence. GUod house; 40 acres In cultivation
- situated In north west part OF Macon county
Drake township. three miles north west from
Alnut. also Is aiming go sores all uDde
rood new fence, well watered, timber convenlen
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The Barbour Dramatic company
next week.
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11oRSALE-A Far m of 10 acres.-l0p ncres in cul
+ tivation. the balance in fine young timber.
Ssrrain on Easy terms apply at this office. Pro-
perty situated three miles northwest of Adair. Mo,
Food orchard. Place well wsttred.
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THE WABASH DINING HALL

T7oRsALE-4O acres OF good land one mile west
L oftown, cheap for cash. Apply at this ONCE.
DOR SALE, a farm OF 100 &C, es stu.
ated eight miles east of Kirksville. Good
k,use well watered. very desirable piece OF
. operty. Inquire At this once.
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No. IA. m
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Remember j. Il. Marley. the cheap
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Take Warning.

All parties knowing
themselves indebted
to us are re-
quested to call and
settle before Jan. LIST,
1856 or abide the re-
suit after that date.
Respectfully Yours,
HALLIDAY BROS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-27
POTOMAC.
A Match Game of Base BaIl-Personal
Notes and News.
L.

A Match Game of Base Ball-Personal
Notes and News.
SDecial 10 the REGISTER.
POToNAC, w. Va, May 26.-Your CORE
spondent had the pleasure of attending 8
match game ofbase ball played in Bethsny,
Brooke county, on Saturday, May 3, between
the first college nine and the town boys.
Five innings were played and resulted in a
Waterloo to the college nine, the score
standing 3 to II in favor Of the town boys
We understand that the college nine have
accepted q challenge to play the Trinity
Hall nine of Washington, Pa, here on next
Friday, the 10Th. We think the college nine
had better practice little if they want to
get smell. W. R. McElroy acted as UNI.
pire.
F. Muldoon has had quite boom in the
mercantile business during the past week
as his customers were so plenty that he hal
to hire an additional clerk to assist him.
j. o. Curtis drew the prize clock at F.
Muldoon's store, aud seemed to be tbemos
excited man in the town.
w. F. Whittsm, at q meeting of the Dr.
rectors Of the Farmers fair held here on
Saturday, May 9, was elected q director to
ell the vacancy caused By the resignation OF
E. F. Jones. The coming fair pr omises to
be one of the most successful fairs ever held
here. The time for holding the fair has
not been fixed yet Any one wishing to be-
come a stockholder can do so by enclosing
81 to the secretary, E. F. Jones, a. Poto'
mac, ". Va.
The recent rains have been very beneficial
to the growing crops.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-27

Nsssss Hpdsoa 1 Bayha furniahed the
following quotations:
Cattle, u 1926 90 for all hnds.
Hogs, Fair supply. active; 494f pen ID.
Sheep 3a@43c-
Calves. 81 06(a6 90 per head.
Fresh COWS, $50 00040 90.
East Labersy.
FAST LrBrErx, May 26.-Cattle-The
demand for live stock continues light, with
prices steady. The cattle market was duh
but unchanged; receipts l52 head; ship
ments 10 head; no shipments to New York
yesterday.
Rogs-very dull and slow; Philadelphias
81 25G4 80; Workers 81 1904 70; re-
ceipts 800 head; shipments $500 head.
Shipments to New York yesterday, z car
loads.
Sheep-Slow but unchanged; receipts
$500 head; shipments $500 head.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 26.-The Drovers Journal
reports: Cattle, receipts $500 head; ship,
mepis $500 head; market dull, weak and
loo lower; shipping grades 81 5000 co.
cows and mixed common 81 50@3 co.
Texans "a OO@4 35; stockers and feeders
So COCA 80.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
1900 head; market steady, but rather SLOW;
sborn 50 5094 90; wooded 81 25@3 Is.
Hoes-Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
600 head; market dull and slow at SO l0c
lower; rough packing 50 1904 80; pack a6
ing and shipping So 1904 ~; Light % W
"a Is; skips So 1893 50.
New York.
NEW YoRK, May 26.-Beeves-Receipt
81 car loads for expectation, "a car LOADS
for CITY trade slaughterers direct; no trading
in beef cattle; dressed beef steady at SO
9Bc per pound for common to choice city
slaughtered; exporters used 230 live cattle
1900 quarters of beef and 400 carcasSes
mutton. 49,,
Sheep-Receipts 1880 head; very little
trading in sheep; four car loads unshorn
Nebraska sheep sold on private terms.
Hoes - Receipts 2,640 head; market
nomiually quiet at 50 1904 so per 100
pounds.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., May 26.-Hogs-Weak;
common and light, So 25@4 Is; packing
and butchers, 50 1904 10. Receipts
$40 head; shipments 44O head.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
CINCINNATI May 25.-During the past
week the demand was very fair, and al
though not quite so active as that OF the
week previous, it was still in excess OF the
supply. Good draft horses, streeters, drivers
and saddlers are still wanted. There Is no
market at present for small mules. On
Fifth street driving horses are quoted at
Sl5O@2O0; draft do Sl50@225; streeters
SllO@l3O; Southern chunks S15@lOCi
mules, aged four to eight years, l54 to l6
hands, Sl5o@l75; 10 to l54 hands, Sl25
@l50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-27

sferedenpt;on d ~ ~ - u 49, - ~ 60
crdiDancoo8befuiss thAn b ths11vy - 1Il-yz e19m
taxa and 3 = inDsnted - - adDDkien - ~ ip1
ordinEncs noe q cxuee any inefo1e - IL o'rsl
sTainsf sny such insrss. 4 & iarhsr od1lss1 ~
there shali be paid into TIE city tressusy hex
the revenues Of the city water vogtn 81 -
july ISIS and oP Or e ne sss d dsy q July 4
exeh year thereafter until the year 1885, "A AMOUNT
equal 10 the annual interest in each Of such yesu
falling due upsn the unredet med bonds issued here.
year thereafter, until and including the year 1879
sum equal 10 the enc twenty nth OF the principal o.
al bonds issued hereunder not pad before the first
interest falling due each year upon such Of said bonds
as are unredeemed, which sums % paid cut Of the
revenues Of the water vo'ks and gas works shall
be applied towards the pay meni q the current AZ
trustees Of the gas works OF the City Of Wheeling
are hereby requipd to make such payments.
SIC IS. Should the date Of any oil the payments
mentioned in this ordinance fall upon sunday,
such paymei u shall be made upon the saturday
sRc is. This ordinances shall take eject from nd
after its ratification BY the qualified voters Of the
City OF wheeling, al an election to be held on the
AND wHERx.s. II Is provided BY the third SEC
ton Of act Of the Legislature OF West Virginia,
entitled, "An act anthoriEins municipal corpora,
tons 10 issue bonds, approved December 2, lSISl
that when the Council Of any city shall deem II
pedient TO issue any bonds Of such city, that an
ordinance specifying the purpose and amount Tor
vtich such bonds 10 be issued, shall be adopted
by such Council in regular meeting. and thai IL
shall then be the duty Of the Mayor 70 issue pro-
clamation ,eci;ing such ordinance and appointing
the day ut which an election shall Be held BY the
qualified voters Of such city, TO decide whether they
will ratify or reject such ordinance. These are,
therefore to notify you the qualified voters Of the
City Of Wheeling, that an election will he held on
Thursday, the 18th day Of May, 1855, nc the same
nlaces which the charter elections in said CITY
held, and under the superintendence OF snch per.
ssns the Mayor shall hereafter appoint, Tor the
purpose Of deciding whether you will ztyor reject
said ordinance
All pc rsons voting for the ratification Of the ordi
dance herein set forth shall have written printed
on bis ballot the words "For Ratification and those
voting against ratification shall have written or
printed on his ballot the words "For Rejection"
ne aggregate amount OF Indebtedness Of the City
OF wheeling Issued and authorized by the said city
and existing at this date IL SIS, S95 S.
Given under my hand. this 18Th day OF May, 1855
JACOB w. GRUBB, Mayor.
mai5l6 2a2T
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Dsllas @sisIss


license Law-Notes and Gossip About
Parkersburg People.
Speeioi % Ae Rsgsaer.
FARKERsBURe, May 26.-The hcense lav
enac.ed oy the last Legislature and which
gees INTO effect on the 18th inst, is regarded
oy some OF our attorneys as unconstitutional
ana u Is learned thar q well known legal
urn mas advised their clients to risk the
consequences ola violation of the Law. The
law effects lightning rod men. sewing ma.
enine and music agents more than any
otners, and We understand that the Singer
sewing Machine Company, on the strength
OF .neir attorneys advice, have instructed
their agents to 60 ahead without the license
ana II the authorities demand a compliance
with the law, to SITTER the officer 10 1taks
the rig and sellit at his own risk." etc
Capt j, N. Beekwith, together with his
iamh y spent Sunday with his friendsi in the
country.
Prof John Mills, of Marietta filled the
day. 1 OA ~NU
Miss Krimer Smiths school viii close for
the usual summer vacation on June 5th.
Decoration Day viii be observed in this
city as usual.
Our city physicians report that Psrkers.
burg IS at present in healthy condition.
One ofour Oldest and most esteemed INV.
acisns, DR.. E. d. Stafford, is seriously nj.
John Ebbart Of this city, has entered
$4,000 damage suit in the Wood county
Circuit Court against the Sweetzer Oil Com.
pany. Mr.. E. alleges in the affidavit file 4
IN the case, that he has been seriously and
permanently injured by the defendant
from q fall received by the plaintiff
about five months ago while passing along
the county road in front of the defendants
property. 1t seems that the company have
. cable extending from the refinery across
the road and down to the river and used for
the purpose of transporting coal and oil
from the river to the works. The cable as
it crosses the road is exposed to view and
only partially protected from the feet of pc
destrians or horses IN crossing the same,
and 1t appears that while crossing the cable
the engine started the car up the incline and
tipped Mr.. Z. up, throwing him violently
on the ground, inficting a rupture for
which he viii be permanently injured, hence
the suit. He has retained as counsel Hon.
John A. Hutchinson, D. d. Johnston and
ex-Goy. A. /. Foreman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-27
BUCKHANN0N.

Floyd Sexton Elected County SuPerinten-
dsnt-School Levy-Notes,
Special 10 he Register.
BUcEHANNoy, May 26.-Floyd Sexton
was elected. County Superintendent BY about
IT'S plurality.
Buckhannon school district voted down
the school levy. They are for no free school
in this district for two years. This does
not include Buckhsnnon borough, as it is
sn independent district.
Reports from Helyetis show that great
damage has been done By forest fires. Chss
Fisher having house burned.
Upshur will be with Hancock IN their
choice for Governor. We know Of no bet
ter man than Gen. Miller.
Gen. Rsttleburn preached at the Baptist
Church Sunday afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-27

e 60. Lining inch, Sc Is: I inch.
IS Is. Tobseco Hhd-l0d 81 %; Sd
Sc 90; Sd and I'd, s. Is. Clinch All
MES, 81 90. Slating--5d, 1875. 4d, S325;
Sd, 81 90; ID, s. %. Finishing inch,
81 Is; Il inch, IS Is; finch. s. so; II to
II inch, 81 rs; 2 inch, 400; II inch, s. IS:
8 inch and over, So so. Casing and Box
ing-l0d to SOD, So 90; Sd, So Is; Cd, $3.50;
4d, s. IS; Sd, 81 rs. Fine Blued-4d,
81 90; Sd, S. rs; I'd, Sc 90. Cut Spikes
All sizes, 81 so. Boat Spikes-An sizes,
"a 90. Each half keg l0c extra.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-27
SCROFULA.
v.Dasrs,lt.. Money Couldn't Buy II.

Tia Acuorth News and Farmer Of this week says
M, Elizabeth Baker, living within three miles Of
Argorth, remarked that Nanderoilts fortune could
-, n, nom hsr hat six bottles Of Swifts Specific
Sqs Acne for her Her statement Is a. follow: FoI
ibirty-ons years have suffered almost death nom
tai horrible disease, Scrolula For years was IN
sESl-, sst October l was induced TO Try swift
s7srlfc, and used two bottles and was 80 much ben
sSrei by Il that purchased four more from MeSsrs
Sorthcat 4 johnson, which has almost entirely re-
iievel me. feel Ike new person, and can 90 At
- avn homework Before took the ). 8. s my
ms vas burden, As my entire person was covered
I'm sorps and in this miserable condition did no
AZ Ito live. had tried every known remedy. and
nv case wss generally regarded Is meuraole ha''
80 treated oy the best physicians 70 no avail
most hc2riily recommend swiftS Specific TO the
ghicted.
Nessrs EOrthcut & johnson, merchants at Ae'
rcytS rav, We know Mrs. Elizabeth Baker person.
nlIv. We are familiar with her case. She Is highly
esteemed in this community.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-27
PRODUCE


Butter-Prime to choice creamery 249
25c: choice dairy zoe; common to fair
DO i0@l2; good to prime country roll l29
I4c; common mixed stock 596c. Slow
demand.
Beeswax-QuOtedat 2s@s2c p b.
Beans-Hand picked mediums IL 400
/ so per bushel. :,
Dried Fruit - New evsporated pared
peaches 25@2Sc; impaired do l59l6c;
raspberries 25@30c; blackberries loo.
New sundried, apples, quartered, 23@3c;
sliced, e@Tc; peaches, new hslves,s a@S4c;
do quarters. 7ac; do pared l5@l8c;
do blackberies &c; do rsspberries a2@25ci
uitted cherries l2@l4o. New esaporated
sGples 76sc. Market on Dried Fruit mona
inal; demand slow
Cheess--Sales 10 joAine way Of prime
mila Ohio facsozy Al s9lzlc; New York