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Richland beacon., 1885-02-14

Iau -, ALI. Mis- OF - 1898
X VI. sgy. ESQ I.art-rlalf. Ms
car Sri TAKE plea,uc :" e ing nv
,r..,.,n;,.,r il.,. -rI~r"rtv It VI -''v> !"'
,-.v.i =, uf corn Il WI yi"i' ~ hast
,,,.. h,urir,.,i per crrt more 81 >''n" I"'"'e
al land w,tlI -nnir "uI'Iv 'ir'r r''' ANY "'''.t
variety ,f cow th,, ] hav" eyer seen "
VII ,i:,,d row Ing nui rr-i-t d"hi'h h"'i''
-, tar riiam any mh"i varl"ry "' r"'n i''''
lave any k',"V '''-e al
nr-p-r,iu';y. Nr IL H""S"
Richland beacon., 1885-02-14
TO WH0Mi IT MAY CONCERN.
"Cash or 10 Trade"

TIN WING h"rct".'rr lr>, ~ lr",' haii 'he
arrnni- due II, ~, Jn.iicI a!frr',-c
htu,> whiri hes kept rs trf.i run :"r 'n"a"-
to d.irsy eN"-nSas. w. have dr'"rnlucd 'h
DEMAND L. fNENT
tu .u'ure ~ >nu ~ >,,h a'NrrN-'ii. ''n'> ~"
,u,rrt-r. IN unv gIvr u,iir- Ca "il l'ir'i'e
that unless ihl> drrinut L. ",n,pa": ~rh .hr
n'vrt:ts,,npits vii =" iat-a ''ui ai.r 'rr
hr-' in-,r I"n Par'I', n'"t ""t "Ni'e'' or
asg IL 10 a. ,,at. irnr tin. ruiz IL my i's'tir'
E,t-t III - di'- tor ~. vltl un' col
Plrs-r r.utriiiH.' th.t ihI> - i!t -r'.fh~"i !"
iu.afi aiscrrl-rtu.ut- nm dsura l TT pay ~
wh'h wr hivr bp ~ forced In "haln What i
justly oar. i."nr.,'y AM tai'h'' u '''"ri
R'uruh"r 'hir ~" pC-t''s " ndN"rii+ r
re,i, rrQnII,r' =" Ne. inserted ~ Hr"sPai'r'
ln,.lidair. ti,,' >ar..
DO NOT expect us 70 tell y 's'-''' ord Hn'n'
this matter. PR"raIrroR EgAc ~
Rnyyiile La Or, - lsS} II
Richland beacon., 1885-02-14
MOSB Y7S
Improved Prolific Corn!

have the cncv fer ii, sale of seed of tbs w"'d'r!:!E
F ftic Corn and in order to It's pr"iur"n Iii
cis q n,risl o.r f. Eel! il 1T Two >OLlA Pc. buohc
l,.s than Sir. Mn<,ys published! price t:'-"i': ~
Nne ,sheI IS %; l.af Buslcl - 90; cine !'rN - ~;
u, Gall, e CD; Two Quarts. 81 %; 'tr art - cents
C,nt II y II oils tr.,i Ina; , saw ID barrels ra ci'd
from a quarter of Mr. ia hitter place III
Madison PARISH and it shells ont two bushels pr bar
= sOi,c hing no other &, known To I"
Our sheriff. Mr.. en- c has 1t gr' ~ Z ana can
testify its growth Wonderful ot TIA Ing uF""
which dues better than any other ever W 'hcd IN this
country.
cad the Testimonials lelow and then call md procure your
ecd at once, willie You have the opportunity.
Richland beacon., 1885-02-14
F ID OLIVER


OAK Grnvr. W. Co =. 1855.
I. K Mosnr E-q L,".rr'ai,. Miss.
Pear w are ii2hy pr'-"'l Wrh
toir Prod NJ Corn TIE VI |. Tie i''",~'t
..sr h.s prrr nn.r" ,han t",,','' IlsI ~ IE-
summon corn on u u. GraIry "i In 'd, plant
.t nj Vie. s,..- time ~. cutIv tied rx-rt.y
make |, stands d,o ID better than any corn
OF whrh wc have any k'iowi~dGn
Respectfully &c. ADAMS
J d stokes
Richland beacon., 1885-02-14

The undersigned Witnessed the measuring.
,hucsipt cut sll-llIny aud weighing At = ha;.
rel On the -hnrt) OF Mo.by> Improved Pro-
liric Corr, Kissed by Mr. Gr"rsr Sia,tr'y. III
Rn.h aud uarlsiI ,hi. year. nnd measured IA
r,sm pre.cr" r al Rayv,lr. Nov Ii,h. 1884 {:
,nd c-rrIiy thaI 1t >hrli-d ont IVA hu-hris and
rnrre quarts aud weighed "a nn''s.
n p Wells B Il. f,Lrmore
Winlr Frey L g Ftwarhs
julio. =. CITY L. Ra.io"r
]. A. Liideli J II Rhymes
an many orhrrs
The corn wa shrii..I on the shelter that
H. Rhymes Is agent for. IN - minutes.
Richland beacon., 1885-02-14
NO lROE A VeRTINEMENTS.
CITY STEAM SAW MILL
SINGLE. FAL TORY.

MONROE LOUISIANA
"AVINS taken charge q: the suove Nil
IL 'iis tislhess will h. ra'nt,nu"d IN the
,am. q, CuAs A. DoUSEY All ORDERS vii
o. promptly aud carefully filled Lumber OF
oil d,nen.ion will D. shipped on order. ei'hei
ty steamboat CT rairoaI The best Gnahy
Of CYPRESS aud PINE LUMBER gnafsn'
81 A large suPpiy of Cypress Shin'les
o,n.'srIly on haul at reasonable prices. a
planning machine Is attached 10 the mill. and
Ill orders tor dressed humber will he prompt
" filed Mr. L. T:trh- is my authorized
agents al Rayvlr. and all orders left " III
Them v i'll be promptly attended 10
CHI A. DOWNE0.
RavviiIa La TnI, y 1887 -lr.
Richland beacon., 1885-02-14

Nxror La N"v-m''"r -. lASi.
Tn. uuh,u>i.nrh. having been r"G"--'e'
n vi,u..- Vi" .hr.hng AMI w"i2'irt "f
,.c,,,o, ,ionr h.rr.l of M">hy> l'nrr'vrd
/ pr.Iti. C,ru ia i.,- shmk. and take" from
! f.l oi several srre. hereby c';iiy thai tie
y,-ld. v hen >h-ll-d. wi-ghrd ll2a pounds,
3 ar oyer t.o rn-h-ls "a tin barrel
C,i r RICHARDSON, D V LOGAN.
m tRrAsp. J g LoG,Y,
IA BRyAkp, NJ \ Coz,
4 Krsx. '""f
| Il NcGClRl, Shr& Tax Collector.
NJ a,,.r lean. exhl,ire ah,.k't - v,'y hi-
:, "a. ,.,. II vas Nr>by rmn. III 80 ui
Richland beacon., 1885-02-14
I.aulrr.ia'r. Ni.,.. sep. i. 1883

Iaudrria'r. Ni.>. >ci''. - 1883
Thi. 10 a. crr,iiy rna' I rrcnr-.t ri j h.
Nn-i.y SNAIL G'rnnii'y a.! NJ rnl r''r~'' ri"'
4, III curr tIr past ,I.rIi,g aui lated Il = :"
i,y -ii ifh ti,t,r Vat-;'r> - he >Hir' iir.r.
.u,ii,arri -Xa"Iiv auLr. ~ 'vrrl i"fiI-" ~,
AMI | an s,tI Il 4 II u.',i" ,itt-'- ia - ~
ruch ~ ih- "rii'"'y "n'r. h'h ~ ~'ih
.'r.l'e- 'nIIvn'''n CA -""l !a"' II "ill :. M"
i,urn -ev,u,y five =. "H- h""'r"'' h'~'''''- per
acre Tn. Crri;ii, ne = gwen "n-"!. rri"'i hni
hcnt'iy -,sd,.:-" -; i..Ai - cr:i'.'d TAR lie
r.r. Nv ! * Mu-hy. urh " .'.uI Ma \. ~
U:.htriui I" a yII-'.a'ei
r y Oliver.
Richland beacon., 1885-02-14

have large nun.hrr of url-' similar crr>
I frstr@, Lui cnustisr il unnecessary Ia publi-h
them here tyr those Who r-tN>r tn believe
tl,r,e cannon bs convinced by rh'u> nd, Of
wirue.se. hose characters are unImpt ach
able
Richland beacon., 1885-02-14

LandeTdalc, Mi-> uct. 81, 1888.
!. K No-Ev
pear Sr-fi,i. j. 10 certify ,iar r'a"ied
Mostly !,rlIoyri Pr i,ii. t'rn tn.> y-ar,
si.t,. 10y i e, I,. -ar.. diy yVt'h q. 80 n'n ~
uru ii r,- c"uu;ry The WE. Hi;!'rr''r''
) rar qualify ~ Ih- lr"'. ln- I'"i F''nt'~I
aIIEr AL ~! cri'Iva'ri cNa-ily iIr >nI',-
he y : II tie Molly cora -, 'r"r. u ~
;h',.. TINE ~ u,t,,.i. - tn t"'nII''n c.'ir l.
..ti,iiy to .--i.' df"u u l. v.''v rrn" .''.'''
! Il MArHrNY
Richland beacon., 1885-02-14
MONEY

carry ON the ccr, rise ard rs arc dep ncnt upon pnh>
ave. for earnestly appcns L" me DI>>
ness men The l,rl> vino feel any Interest or p;ide IN The
Succcss of their
Richland beacon., 1885-02-14
FOR 1885

VII b rs rtc cs.;ne, attractive e;tra'h ~ and uScu,
liz, cy..!umitx III .chrral am lis subscribers ana 'hl.
families in ,a,ti,i,a is financial nir2rJ'a'
ability ,1rn.,t cirj and industry oi the proprietor ca"
pJss,L!v make 1t but aS it requires
Richland beacon., 1885-02-14

Meridian, Miss Or,ber 81. 1888
X My.
Dea, Sri am !i:h'v pleased with v""r
imrro,ed rr"i,tir com regard 1t A. far :"
reI,or "a any cora tsve ever grown. y"
q, exprc, ,o pl, a"y other varirty 81 con"
next season. Respectfully.
Marx DABBs.
W. ,h,, urrcrsiguci ro'unntrrr appointed
by the Ni-s,.>ip,u Sos br""d.rs tatr Ne"
ci.,,,r, n N.r,iian To 50 one c"rini"" u nr
l,,r,I ,uIl # Nn~hv Irprovri PrnIh' t"rn
h.l..d oui G.. rfify ,i,a' was -hh'k. -'t-il''
and measured IA nur rr"-"ucr. *ni We yIr"
wa. .vo bushels aud two quarts al good
sound corn.
J.uv SrrNsov. Mer ,!isu Mrs
GruKCs STROUD.
Nr:sny N,"rE i.snderhale,'
N.,iliar. Mas Nov 2ud. 1882
We ,L. u,ltt~i..; ,'n-t'ui''cr- "p;'"i''t'h
hv a.. N,,.,-.I. T., $,n.k Be-, I-r- Fan Assn
a.. ION. IF N.f,'I,,, :" -ri'rvI-' ~ -'"-'i'.
e .,... Il ar l,---c' # W. y i'i',.'"'-' 20
III. Carr ,.r.:iy :' - ~ Was urArd -. i'''i
o,i w-..h.i ~, rir pr~-er"". AM the j.r'!
va, !O7 ,ruud, -h'!i.'' c-'f"
!nur. + A GrLLy
AZ C"'i"sc. Miss.
III "fLrsrrKs.
i""u-u.s. Ms
FIJI TrAsH N",I'inu. Mrs
! l. v ii,gr.
MERRIAM. Mis- OF Il. 1888.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-16
Cincinnati.
GROCERIES
Whea.inR.

Hheo!inE.
Trade is not fd!ly up 10 The standard,
but reports from travelling statesmen indi'
cate an immediate improvement.
SUGAEs-The demand for sugars con.
tinues good; Cut Loaf 72c; Cubes 13c;
Fruit powdered Sc; Ordinary powdered
73c; GRADUATED Standard Tie; GraEu-
lated ordinsry &c; Standard Cobfection.
er,s A SIC; groeers A 6sc; Pearl A 64c;
White extra C CSC; Ohio valley 65c;
New York c &c; golden c 64ci (neW)
Fruit sugar Sc.
CoFFErs-Green coffes-Fsncy Golden
Rio lie; Fancy Green l2c; Pesberry
l23c; Choice lie; Prime l0c Good SIC;
Fair &c; Roasting grades 1i@Sc; Old
Government Java zoe. Roasted coffee in
pscksgss-Arbuckle's l ID l34c; Cardota
l 10. l3ic; Dlworth | h. l3ic; DilWorth
Brunswick l and 2 10. Ice; lowering E. L.
c l h. l3fc; lowering Java 3 lbs 80c;
Rising Sun | 10. l2c; Tiger ! ID. l2c;
Partols l ID. In orders Of 300 10. at one
shipment. &c per pound of. Bulk Roasted
Old Government Java 24ci Peaberry
l3lc; Choice Rio l2tc; Prime l2c; Coed
lbSe Hhlt AOlCY OE0ludky IVY
RICE. - Carolina head, &c; Carolina
choice 6ic; Carolina prime &c; Louisisns
SIC; Java pearl &c; Broken SBc.
SYRUPs-Choice Sugar Syrup 33@55c;
Ordinary Sugar Syrup 23@2Sc; Honey
Drips SOC; Sugar, House (dark) 20@22c;
(3c additional in half bsrrels); New Crop
New Orleans Mollasses. Fancy 4S@60c;
Nho;oa AKA l2o. Dina AOA aEn, To-. .nLl
4sc; Choice Bakers 30a35c. New crop
New Orleans will be in in about ten days
One small lot arrived on the 10th.
PRovIsIoNs-LargeS. c Hams 9l@9io!
Medium 8. G. Hams 93@l0c; Small 8. G.
Hams 03@l02c; California Hams7!c:S.
C. Breakfas, bacon 9@9tc; &C. Shoulders
63@7c; City Sides 73@8c; Bacon Should
era 54r: Ham Beef lOl@Ilc: Ordinary
Beef 9@lOc: Country Sides. 74c; Mess
Pork, No. $l2; No 2, 5lb average pieces,
very fine family, $l2 so; No. 3, ordinary,
$40 OC@lO so.
LARD fierce &c; halt barrels tic; tLbo
7c; buckets 73c; tin pals 3 ID lie; tin pails
8 ID Tic; tin pals 10 ID 7gc; tin pals 20 ID
7c; tin pals so ID 7c
CANNED GooDs. -Standatd Suitable peach
81 rs; pie peaches BIB 81 90; pie pesches
6b 81 Is; No. 3 tomatoes 90G495c;
tom1toes BIB Boston market 81 %,
canned corn, Thompson's IN cans soc;
Sears corn 90c; do Winslow's 2ib 81 20
do End grade 2fb 75c; straw berries IN
81 10; blackberrles 2fb 81 90; raspbeI nee
2fb 81 90 Damson's 2Ib Csc; lima bssns
2b 90c; cove oysters IN hight Soc, 60
lfb full weight 81 05@l 20 string bean,
lib 85@9Oc; succotash 2b SOCIAL Is;
Marrow fat peas 10 81 1922 10; gooss
berries 2b 9Uc@$l 90.
FRUITs-New Valencia Rsisins gi9l0c;
new Layer 0rdora. ll4@l2c; new evapor-
ated peaches, l5!@l6c; new evapcrated
peaches, l3@l4!c; new halves, dry peach,
t@6!c.
OH.-Lard, extra western strained sN
carbon, ITO, Sc; carbon, $50, SIC; white
miners' best winter 45c; white miners Nc
2, 45c.
CONDITION OF MARKETS. Sugars, nom
inal; coffee strong, with prospective ad-
vance; rice, nominal; lard, weak; provis
ions, nominal; fruits, nominal; canned
goods are steady; tomatoes are scarce ard
q strong market is anticipated when season
opens Look ont on tomatoes, they will he
good stock in the near future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-16
m,nAEEREY,s GOOD LUCK.
A wealthy Uncle Dies n I'd Leave Him Al
His Property.

a ACESAAs
PmLApELPHIA. October l3-Dominick
McCaffrey this morning received a letter
from Adelaide, Australia, informing him
that his maternal uncle, George Holland,
was dead, and had beqleathed his property
without reserve TO bis nephew Domipick
Many years sgo Holland emigra'ed from
the county Tipperary TO Australia. He
Rad the gold fever and went directly to the
mines, where he labored with pick and
shovel for two years Then he
vas taken sick, and determined to engage
in lighter work. BE hired out TO q sheep
farmer as a herder, takisg his pay partly
in money and partly in sheep. la ten
years he had saved q snug sum ct money,
aud was the owner of a good sized flock OF
sheep. He secured a range and started in
business fer himself at Clear Village, South
Adelaide, a d has prtspertd ever since
He never married, and the estate he leaves
is valued 1t about $4,000. he was always
q great sdmirer OF sports and was q good
athlete himself.
Il have seen my uncle but once" said
McCsfffey to-day Several years ago he
paid q visit TO ibis country. BE predicted
that if | took care Of myself l would be-
come a very clever athlete, but / had no
idea he il TENDED TO make me his heir
This letter from his lawyers is very brief,
and | have tele, rsphed for fuller parlicu-
lars. 1t may be necessary for me to visit
Australia to settle the matter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-16
Wheeling.
TUESDAY, 0s;ober IL.

TUESDAY, OGober Is.
Butter Prime 10 choice creamery 25c;
choice dairy l4@l6c; good TO prime
country roll l0@l4c; common mixeP
stock 5@1c. No demand.
Beeswax-Quoted at 2S@32c p ID.
Bsans-Hsnd picked mediums 81 26c@
| 40 per bushel.
Dried Fruit-NeW exaggerated pared
teaches l7@lSc; impaired do l0@l2c.
'asp5erries I7@l8c; blackberries I98o
New suudried, apples, quartered, 2"
diced, 4G5c; peaches, new halves 4i@6t
10 quarters, 4@6c: o. pared l5@ltc;
pitted cherries $3.50. New ~evsporstee
apples 5@tc. Market On Dried Fruit non =
iasl; demand slow.
Cheese-Sales in q Joking way Of priH
mid Ohio factory at 99l2ic; New YoIl
i4i@l5c; SweitEer lO9lSc; Limberger 3
9l2c.
Eggs-Strictly FRESH stock; demand
goodtt 6@l5cS doz
Feathers-Choice. 0@55c in origina'
,Ackages, 415c more in small lots.
Honey-Choice white clover, ls920t
,Eoice buckwhest, l6@lsc.
Nuts-Shelbarks, 81 269l 80; BLACK
sAnuts, 6O@6Oc; chesnuts g 0O@4 90
Potatoes SOC per bushel. New, prim'
81 25@l so per Dbl; demand moderate.
Ponltry-Liye chickens, old 81 sea
z 90 y dozen: spring chickens, 81 600
2 so. Good demand.
Rags-Stessy st li@lt for Hhite miI
ID cotton: l@lic for 81 wool and lt@
IL" tor mixed.
Seeds-SaIes of timothy seed at 81 90
az 90 p bushel; clover, small seed IS 80
as OS; large, S. OO@6 rs, as 10 quality
Sweet cider-Country sweet "a 90 p
barrel. Demand fair.
Lard-Couutry prime, 7i@sc', densp'
good.
Cabbage, per Dbl, 75c.
Onions use per bushel.
Tomatoes 35c@40c per pusheL.
Sweet Potatoes, 81 Is to ZOO per bar
rel.
Ounces 81 80 per bushel.
Cranberries-Cspe Gods s. 90 per boz;
Jerseys 81 so per box.
Parsnlps pr DOL 81 10.
Chestnuts per bushel, 81 so,
MsW YORK.
NEv YoRK, October l5.-Flour-Re.
ceipts 24,SSS barrels; exports 3,790 bar
rels; 50 sacks heavy; sales l6 600 barrels;
superfne western and Safe g l5@3 60;
good TO choice 81 s095 So; patent
Minnesota extra good to prime IS 600
5 so. Whest-l@2sc lower; receipts
1880 bushels; exports 1884 bushels;
sales S;I20Oc0 bushels future; 100000
bushels spot and arrive; No. 2 Chicago
CSC: No. l hard c. f. and l. 81 04l@
/ O53; No. ! northern 81 0ll@l OIL
uugraded red Ssc9Sl 0l!; No. 3 red
nominal at SIC; No. white 81 GO; No.
red October 91i@99ic. closing at 91tci
November 99se@$l OIL, closing at $780,
December 81 Oli@l OBJ, closing at 81 0lti
january 81 OS9l OF, closing at 81 039;
February 81 O4s@l 06 closing at 81 04si
MAY 81 O9l@l l0h closing at 81 09f,
Corn-Lower; options clOsed heavy; re
| ceiots 1920 bushels; exports $685.
bushels; sales $4,000 bushels future
| Isl, 900 bushels spot; ~ungradsd 5l3@
52}c; steamer 5Sc; No. 2 6li@52c; sci
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-16
Buudiuga Railroad at Night.
E,0m ne Rarhi: Of RHs5td.

The construction of The TrsDsca'pin
Railway proceeds slowly In compliance
with Gen. Annenkoff's directions, the
work ia as far as possible carried on at
night by of lanterns. The chief
cause, however, Of ths allow pace com
rlained of is the large number OF bridges
which have to be constructed at almost
every yerst across the small ~watercourses
eusnatinV from the neighboring hills,
and dry except in winter and the autumn
IA All the bridges are constructed OF stone
arches and are not pile bridges, the tme
REQUIRED is obviously considerable. The
heat at present is almost insupportable.
Lately the thermometer has been standing
At I22 degrees Fahrenheit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-16

~ AASANg AN~ VI
bur S~teady-stocks Higher Floor Steady
= and UpchaDGed-WheRt Lower.
New YORK, October Mooney easy
at l@2 per cent prime mercantile paper
h. 4@j per cent foreign exchange quiet
ilton county Legislative ticket. The d.
ocrs,s have weakened on their claims 1877
yesterday and now say the vote is vI~ll27
close and none of their candidates " Is
have a majority Of more than p. while e..
or three Republicans may pull throi;oJ;
when the official count is mad1. This 'uts
begin Monday next. Attorneys repres; AZ" NJ
ing both parties will be engaged, and c. da
mittee from the Lincoln and Young M NC
Blaine clubs, on the part of the Rep r.oo5
cans, and the DupEvorth and Jefer".o"N
clubs, for the Democrats, will be ON hyoc,;vo
to see q fair count. On aco
49, aO"SSa,o ~" ~ Io";Tn,. Paul,
"~N InI-o v - 1acks-
The Volksfreund Dem says this nc o-o
ing that the Republicans have elected me.e
Senator and two Representatives in II, VIZ
ilton comfy to the General Assembly. pu"
A dispatch from Columbus TO the Tin IasI
Star saws; 1T is now definitely set, "a
that the Republicans have seventeen SIT
ators without Hamilton county, lscki, S%.S
two of a majority. Gritner is beaten, 10.
MuskinQum district by 40. aud Mel ,n;,S
Athens, by q little more. This would bS Nh
given the Republicans both branches c Van
side Of Hamilton county" sbor
The Executive COMMITTEE Of the &c : e.,
of One Hundred held q meeting 80
noon to-day. and sent a letter to the Judio,. ;
Of the Common Pleas Court, asking th1o -
10 sImpop o special Grand Jury to exaS 49,
Inc into osses Of yiolGtiQu Of the %electi.. az
laws of Ohio. -. l9Ea
To P-osacnta the Or.ndara. A. ln5h
wv Ohonu0'" ....l3;A
CIxCNNATI, October 1.-THE execut...lN I
Of the Citizens Hundred -" o3st
lay sent a letter to The President Of. Is 6
Common Pleas, urg,pg him to summoL"' -
oLcs q special grand jury to examine lar. " :
he violation Of election laws Of Ohio CO.." rs
in Hamilton county and TO in0i''iissVOH
persons against whom a ressonat" 10
mount of evidence shall be adduced. Tex
discouraged about getting vi. b.
ANTS faithfully served by the present poll" %6H
have determined to move agaic 10
election Offenders through warrants swoi.. g.,
,ut before magistrates and served by c.. 7S's
iables. Money is Being suhsGrih'a fire.
b. -,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-16
Narrow Escape from "A Horrible Dea'h
81. .L1ppSs' Gd-rit.

Narrow Escape from a Horrible Death
81, Lurlss' Ga-ris.
John Williams. about 60 years OF age, o
gardener, from the Isle o. Mau, was Charge
a. Liverpool Yesterday with being drunk
and iucsps' le. IL appeared teat the pris,
ouer, WIZ was on a holiday, got drunk, md
while leaning on the top of one OF the
bridges 10 the landing stage went to SLEEP.
The tide was very low at the time, and the
brilge was on q taep slope. The prisoners
head fell tito on intrIsiice between the
bridge and q p- li,emsn's hut With tie
flood tide the bridge rose, and when the
man awoke he could not move his head
Death was staring him in the face. he
ir,ed in vaia TO free himself. Happily, q
policeman observed his ~predicauent; but
his sfsrts to free the man we're use ess.
BE then vent for assistance, snd the door
of the hut had to be forced, and q portion
Of tie side # the hut saved away before
the man could BE- released. The prisoner
Was ordered 10 pay g, the amount Of
damage caused in rescuing him.
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TIE SWEET POTATO At HOME.

How the Toothsoms Vegetable Is CAT
cred aud Cooked la G~sorgia. -al
EW Irp IN Atlanta Constitution. up
This q great year for sweet porhr;
The crop ia mere abundant than Ned
knew it. What q pleasure it is TO gnu
thsml | take the chilcren with me
[ 90, and we sll look along the rows is
the big cracks in the ground and lhhts
heavCd up. and we see Who can fLean
biggest n | have to stop them shlne
when the basket is full for they Wan OF
one more chance Please, papa, 'eo
please, grandpa, let me dig this one. OF
gracious. what q crack just know1se
10 IA whale in this one. But there ind
rhiDg going on in my potato patch rag
90 not like. The ground rats are crh,
hem from the vines and eating DER
tops. They peel them first and leaVe's.
little chips all around. don't knoE oil
remedy unless it is 10 set trsls for az
The. dog tries TO cath them, but the ,ut
are so thick he can't We don't bsjge
sstoes like we used to. My wlfelDg
them and cooks them with sugar
it;le water, aud let's them brown o.
and il makes a sweet and savory d.
think 1 know how to keep potatoes
The old WY Of banking up waf by
good, but sometimes it failei. BIZ
potatoes are put down in dry dnesi-
given drainage they are sure to Int.
The dust or dirt settles all in betSee.
and il an absorbent Of their sweat
81 dsmpness, and keeps their temF''u
uniform | have tried 1t twice, anSon,
others 10 try il, with success. SRet
L 81 are q grea' blessing, and theA-
not had their share Of praise. They.
rank higher here than Irish potstoeEHI
the Moth. They are meat and bre
medicine 10 a poor mans children ~
can be cooked without stove or
oven. and eaten without q plate o,O'
and fork. They are good IN pies c.
dings, or around the carcass of q
possum. They are easy to raise. gu
nv tenants was scarce Of slips last ss'
and so he waited until the vines &,
foot or two. and then cot Of a pieCF
planted thel. and now those vines a!
Of 6ne potatoes that wers lot plsnteSIr
The 10th OF July. | was told in CGSI
last gear that they banked up the olF
and kept them all winter, and cut thu
and planted them IN the spring.
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FABLE
The Returned ProdiGaI and the Fatted
Calf,

The Returned ProdiGqI and the Fatted
Calf.
E-,r lO1k Times,
A Prodigal Son, haS;uG been repeatedly
successful in the Combination Pools, and
nearing that his Father had fallen upon
Evil Days. resolved to arise and 80 to the
old GsntIemsu, and help him lift the
Mortgage Oh tSe Farm. His Assistance
being received with some Gpsrsciousness,
his Father declaring that the Returned
Prodigal should have ONE Of the Fatted
Calf Come. Father" cried the Youth,
4 don't care for Veal. and it is better thai
you should accept my Aid than continue
10 derive q precautions Livelihood BY tan
ming Catskins, Ike that on the Saw-horse
youder." "Catskinsl Saw korstsi' gssped
Ihe Father. FEhy. you wRlkeyed MugWump,
thst is the Fattad Calf
Morsl-Neyer Look 8 Fst:ed Cali In the
Ribs.
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All Fixed.

A boy on High street west placed a big
apple on tia front steps and went across
the street 10 see who would take it. A
gentleman who had observed the action
said:
"You shouldn't do that, my son. Some
poor boy may be tempted 10 steal it,"
That's what I'm fishing for, sir. I've
followed out the inside aud filed it with
mustard"
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wool.
wheeling.

TUESDAY, October IL.
The market is rather dull, but remains
firm at last weeks prizes, which are as
follows: Fine fleece, washed. 3l@32c;
fine fleece. unwasbed, oneihird of; coarse
fleece, washed, 27@25c; coarse fleece, IN
washed, 2O@23c; medium, washed, 400
Sic; medium, uuwsshed, 2O@33c; Tub
washed 2S@3Oc. There is q greater
demand for medium leeces and much is
being bought at present,
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OF Course He Would.

aft you should allow me Sl4 per week on
which to run the house" she said, as they
SAT together in the twilight "and l saved
s. E week out Of ihat, What you'd you
sayY
tSayP Why, I'd cay yCu on Ilt TO rIr
it on '~ievsl," he grow,e', as be lighted the
gas.