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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-25
LIVE STOCK.
wheeling,

Wheeling,
The market is very good, this week.
Msssrs. Hudson q Bsyha furnished the
following quotations:
Cattle, 81 50@5 90 for all kinds.
Hogs, market fair; S}94f per ID.
Sheep, dull; 2@Sc.
Lambs, good, active; 3495c.
Calves, 81 00@6 90 per head.
Fresh cows, $50 0o93S so.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, MONDAY, June %.
iC.e are sod al these figures Ire tregM Hogs are
sold at net treigh, thai Is 20 per cent t9eaeruyl %
from Ifve soeigh Shsep are sOd gross, TIA: Is !iVs
rsigh, or nothing OIL
AT CALVERTON YARDS.
Beef Cattle.-The offerings on the mar
ket to-day were in excess OF the usual de-
msnd, and trade was slow. The quality
averaged something better than it did last
week, there being fatter tops and more me-
dunn and good grades of butcher cattle,
with fewer common ones thsn there vereiu
last week offerings. Dealers generally re-
port shade decline in prices in view Of the
rather improved quality of the offerings
We quote the range at 50 25@6 90. with
most sales at S. 1906 IS per 100 lbs. The
shipments to Liverpool numbered nearly
soc head, chiefly from Chicago.
Prices Of Beef Cattle ranged as follows
Best S. 75@6 90; that generally rated
6rst quality $4STR@5 IS; medium or good
fair quality 81 37i94 S7l; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 50 2594 Is.
Extreme range Of prices 50 259S 90.
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u AILY
Weekly Register
~ 8 8 S.

WIN b greatly inprsvsd and strsasthsnsa b q
depsrtn0aL Il Win b carefully sdissd ~ ssaasD
sircalatisn- Il Win b lnsxpsllsd - Q elss RsM
paper. and Q Journal sdaSss1 b tAs sroaA. ~
oyFIcx, tbs FAMILY and the FnxMpA 70 WIN -
IxDRx1DkxILY DnocaAno, . ~ onaAH -
TIE STATE AHp NATIONAL DEnccRAcx.
Every Issue Win contain aorsfally osaYnsd ~.
sumo Of al TIE county, stssA natoaal and ias..
national nsu Ths doing q WASHING TON vi
he SIMPLY recorded iron every standpoint
Al happenings Of intssst Of washinssoa, - 81
neishborins Congressional Districts a 0Aie ~
Rennsylvania together With all local nevs prsyassl
oy . corps Of eIperis.esA news saihersn In svsy
village and hamlet vithina radius Of hfiy nila
wheeling. Win b chronicisd faithfully - tAsy -
cur
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Notice 10 Lien Holders.

ITO ALL PERSONS HOLDING LIEsB BIZ
!udguen or Otherwise, on the Iea. estate OF any
part thereof, oi Russell Bane:
In pursuance # decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Ohio equity, made In q cause tierein pending, 70
subject the real esta,s Of said Russell Bane 10 the
-atistaftion Of the liens thereon, you are bersby
required 10 prpssnt all claims held ~ ysu and each
Of you sgGinst tho aid Russell Bans. which re
l,ens his real estate any part u IT, for sdudi.
cation 20 al my once, No. i27s Cbsplino .irest.
n the city Of Wheeling. Ohio county, Wet Wiz
giBia, on Or before ThuIsdsy, the ID dsy 81 July,
isf5.
Given under my hand this ID day Of June Dss.
JOSEPH r. PAUL.,
Ju4oavt Commisionss.
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REGISTERI
EITHER
DAILY OR WEEKLY,

which, undsr the new Management, sAall b -
~ what vas stated sditorally The morning a;t9
trsnsisr, Wis; thoroughly and RELIABLY Dsss
CRATIC, with no tavon for any psnol o. hct,sa
within the party 10 the dstrimsnt Il he vhslo
party. When the nominstions are nads ~ ~
regularly constituted oonvsntioa Of the party ~
the RHsIExks willard osly thsn-givs IL -.
qualified support to The NOMINEES.
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on SUNDAYS.
Leave the city at = N. and run every hour until
pm.
until 10 ?. N. c. HIRSCH, Supt
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Notice TO Creditors.
ITO THE CREDITORS OF CATHERINE RILEY,

in pursuanoe Of decree Of the Circuit Coan q
Ohio county, Wet Virginia, msde In auss th<ssis
riley 70 the payment Of her dsb.s, you are hsreby
REQUIRED 10 pSssent your clai ns against the essa a
,sid Cs,herine Riley for adjudication 70 Joseph T.
Paul eommistopcr At his onioe- No. 1z7o Chap
West virginia, On or before Thundiy. the isth day
wiiss., John W. Mitchell. o~t Of ssil sosrs.
this - day Of June, 1855.
je4oasv J0Hs W. MITCHELL. cst.
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COTTON.
New York.

NEw YORK, June 24.-Cotton-Du'i and
unchanged; futures closed quiet and steady
June 10 25c; July l0.25c; August l034c;
September 10. l2c; October 992c; Novem-
Der 9S2c; December 9S3c; January 3 &c;
February l0.03c; March 1913; April
10 %
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CONSUMP TI0N.

fhaye . porfffys remedy Tor ths above dise.sei b
n. ne thouszads o. ezse Of the vorsa find and q
Ionz stsniire have oesn cured. Indssd, % stronsb
nv trith n ffs efficacy that vi senR IMU 5Ul-
TY5 FREE, tnzethar With VALUABLE IkkAI-
igFon this disesss 10 any ngsnu e'ss sxprs
and r Dr. 4 "a: Z. 4 slocUx, Isl rxr 81 ssv TOtt
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TERMS OF THE REGISTER.

The map alone will 30 ssni 10 any sdGss sse .
ssGu.
The REsrsTKa may be sent 10 one address -
whatever other paper 10 subscribed for, 70 anetAa
the money TO accompany the order invariably.
j. ID. TAM K,
General Manager.
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Commissioners Notice.

SSsNubCSsSbSt tNONSOs
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY.
John A. Barr
Daniel Ihornbursh. administrator with the win 40.
nexed Of Catherine Riley. dece,ssd, Sarah Nor.
row, James Baird, William Balrd, Anne Smith,
william Smith, her husband, jacob Keller, James
Keller, Mary shook, Israel Shook, hen husband,
Elizabeth Ripdelbsryrr, Jacob kindelberesr, her
Matilda Keller, Lsfcrty Greer, Mary T. Barr, Geo.
Keller, Eliza McCsTl!e and Philip MsCardle, her
husband.
IN CHANcERI.
BY virtue Of an order OF reference entered Loo.
above entitled cause the sth day Of May, 1ess Id
Is referred 10 the undersigned commissioners the
aid court 10 take, state and report account Of the
personal estate OF tho sid Catherine Riley, ds.
ceased the debts due and owing By her % her DEATH
With funeral and administration expenses; The real
priority OF the liens thereon II any, with any othsf
matter deemed pertinent by him or required ~
the parties.
Notice Is hereby given tina, the undersigned hes
fixed upon Thursday, the 10th day Of July, 1885,
commencing al nine o'clock u, as the time, and
bis Office, DO 1Z20 Cbapline street In the city 81
Nheeling, Ohio county West Virginia, a. the plscs
at phch he will proceed b sec tain and rsport the
several matters in the said order u rcfsrcaoe rs-
quired.
Given under my hand this I7ih day Of June, 1895.
J0SkPH X PAUL.,
Ew1ss, MELvIE riley.
Iuisosvt Solicitors ioi Complainant.
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The RHspTn VIII continue to give the nevs srss.
mating hon the CAPITAL AFTER the renewal
Charleston Just the same hersto,orA % that sva,
citizen Wishing 10 know What d trAnsplrtng q IL
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ha snnrama Ranch.

lrravrA. Sept. 3, 'SSA-From experience think
,>>avrry valuable remedy for Cu'eneOuS diseA-
!. and Al, the same time an inyiSorSting tonic.
JAMES JACKSON, Chief Justice Of "a.
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ssl0ner's Notice.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
~ before me for settlement the accounts Of Henry
n. Russell, adm inistratsr OF the estate Of Or. q.
schuchart. All psneIs having claims debts or de-
mazda sgapst the tsid Dr. q. kcbuohsft 90 hia 90
tate are notified n p,esent the sane With proI Or
pro 4 10 at my ONE, no I;2o Chspiine streei,
J. J. MOODS,
ju;oasy Commissioner Of AcoountA-
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New York.
New YORK. June 2i.-There has been
a very light demand, and outside OF fair
request for bleached cottons at the low
prices of the past week, also a moder ne
business in fannels, the market is very
quiet.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

money 1 Per Cent.-Goyernments Dull
but Strong Stocks Higher-Fiour Dull
and Unchanged-Wheat Lower.
New YoRK, June 24.-Money on call
easy at l per cent. prime mercantile paper
465 per cent. Foreign exchange dull
but steady at S485@4S6. -,
GoyERNMENTs-Dul but strong; IS ana
coupon 4!s are up &c and 3s recovered their
morning loss.
srees "a
Fours snd-s-ha
Fours
PsCiac sizes Of ls9S......,.....
STATE SECURTIEs-Quiet and quotations
steady.
ADMINISTRATIVE, the total sales to-day
being S2,362,O00.
SroCKs-After the decided break in yes
ersay's stock market unusual interest was
felt this morning in the course Of prices to,
dsy, bu nothing important occurred until
Ia e thi afternoon. The first prices were
rather eavy, and during the forenoon there
were 81 hit fluctuations, with decline rang
ing fro ! to per cent. for the active stocks
The l1,e prices were made soon after
noon. b 1t during the last hour there was o
general owaId movement, amounting IN
some ir stances to as much as l per cent
and i@} per cent for the whole list. The
rally was accompanied also by increased ac'
6yity. The low prices at which it is report
ed sales of coal have been made during the
cnrrent week had depressing effect upon
Lackawanna, which closed finally with a
loss of per cent. Changers developed de-
n;5o5 STRENGTH during the last hour, St
Paul showing at tie close gam OF IS;
Lake Shore is up ! aud New York Central
II. Western Union gained J, Union Pact
6c and Louisville & Nashville J. The to-
tai sales were 205, 800 shares.
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TRAVELLERS, 1lUInE.

"A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
IA EXPLANATIONS OF kkPRRBNCR Marks: eDaly
lsaRday szeePtsd. thondAy skespted--WhesiiSs
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h Il. q. Railroad.
Leave bellatre at ~ 80 p. m. for Summarized.
Leave Bellatre at 9:10G. m. for somerheld and
Zhnesville.
Leave Bellatre at I:sO p m. for woods6eld.
Arrive at BellAire, S;Io q. m, ll:OO g. m. snd
A.Ocp.m-
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loss p, m. train through to. Cincinnati without
hlnge, with sleeper through 10 Cincinnati.
ZaneSytlle Accommodation leaves Wheeling al
1855 g. m. and $50 p. m, Bellaire at s:lo N.
and 4:lS p. m, daily except Sunday.
Houndsrille Accommodation lssyo Wheeling Al
Il IS A. N. and arrives st Moundrville 81 n:ls =. u,
daily except Sunday.
Nannir zion Acoonnodation leaves at t:io ?. -
Through coach trom Wheeling 70 Cincinnati daily
on No., leaving Wheeling a. s:b An, arriving 81
B. 20. sleeping can on all through trains
Close connection made Tor al poine south and
southwest, North and Northwest, making this de-
siabe route for colsnists and persons moving 70 The
srest vest and 70 whom particular sstsnuon u
Tickets to all principal points On .als d depot
Sleeping car accommodations oan Be secured at De-
''' i''.'' UNIV T.c. BURKE,
Ticket Agent B. 4 D. Depot
JOHN BAILlE,
Ticket Agent, under Mcclure HOUSE
JOHN 7. LANE, 1rav. Passenger Agent
C.K. LORD, Gen. Pass. Agent
RT. DEvRIEs, General Agent, wheeling.
WHEELING ANb PITTSBURGH DIvIIOB.
On and after June 2ist, 1885, passenger trains viii
1n ~ follows, Wheeling time;
DEPARTURE
FOR Pittsbugh-4:40 O. m, daily; 6'SS p N.
daily; $50 p. m. and 745 q M, daily except Sun
Jay.
ARMvAIA
From Pittsburgh-906a N, daily sos p N,
daily except sunday; 1915 p. m, daily.
from washinston-7:SS a. m, daily except Sun.
day. lO:l5 p: m, daily; ,,,
r. DUNHAM, General Manager.
1T. LANE, Travelling Agent, Wheeling.
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An trims daily ezo,ps 61n1zy.
hrcazh without change from e.suhezvilIs Easft
phiIadelphfs and Hes YORK. Wnt 70 Csaunbos,
dndanEi, LoutsTiiis, Chaezge, izdissspsib Nd
T. Lsaiz-
.rrer ,5o5stsnna, md any fartheT izienati6a -
uIv to ITO q. TONLN50N, nckst Aesnt q Pr
HsnSIs station, foot Of Esvenfh Hrsef, o. st O.
rckst sfsoe, und9 aeLm. Hon. EheelinG
JAMES ncCREA, ,-.iss
Hsnzee. CoinmbaA, "a
"a 2 A. rORp,
eenT Pa md Tekst Aezst pttzsxzxA -
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eac0 A HnSTH-AaEHTs wAHTgD-BB51
lddrsss JAY BRONSON, Dstssit, hieh.
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The Twenty-first Annual Commencement
of the Visitation Academy at Parkers-
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

THINE TABLE, CORRECTED TO MAY 10, 1885
Trains leave Pan-Ha Station, tott Of Elsv.
enth street, nesr public landing, - follows- Cen
trrl Standard Time-whioh Is IS minutes slower
han Wheeling time:
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Taken IN.

By the eunde dersfgned at Knutson creek
sheep corraIl, one inottled white and.
buckskin pony weig ching about $50
pounds. Black nose and feet except tho
left hind foot. which is white. Black
.isk foretop, name and tail. Pony.
branded dart point and anchor connected
on left hip Had halter on when taken
up, Decembe 4. Also q dark bay pony
Weighing about 800 pounds, having
white strip in forehead to end of nose.
Brand is very indictinct on left hip but
looks like G bar. 81
si The owner or. owners may recover
same BY calling on the undersigned, pay:
ing reasonable charges and FOR the in
sertion a this notice.
FRANK WALKER,
! E Medora, Dak.
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J sS6OEReRar.,d..s I

The above rewardwill be paid for the
return sof the following stock 81. q pro;
ortionate reward will be paid for the
return of any Of them. Tie stock con-
,sists Of the following horses: Z,
Ono bay mare, one brown mare and
one roam mare, all young and branded
double Or reverse p on left shoulder as;
advertised in our brand columns Also
one light ssorrel pony white legs and
face and branded NC on left shoulder
and triangle Up on right shoulder also
as advertised in our brand columns.
s;;s3 GREGoR LANG, E.3ss.
AIadora, Dak.
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Married.

eBUTLER-BUTLER = December 80. Il f8i, In
the Catholic church at Medora, Dakota hy the
Rev Father 5Mnrtin, James Butler and Julia Bnt.3
Iii, both ef Medora.
change, from the single to the mar
Tied state almost inyaTiabls brings q
change in name to the lady contracting,
but in the above case, al though no Tela-
tionships existed, HE name remained the
same His is the first wed ding that has
taken place In dora, and tho newly
married couple are to be congratulated
on the new depart ire. The bride and
groom are both general flyOrites and
enter upon their new j elations with the
heartfelt good wi OF all. ldr. and lIra.,
BntlAr will soon begin hous sekeeping ut
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Icattiemen; think Idaho, Washing ton terri
tory and Utah cattle cheaper at $S5 per
head than Texas stock at $40. Being
natives Of the country, they do well
where imported animals die. They are
also said to be- better breeders, and the
COWS takes better care q their calves
EStock Growers, Journal.
n ..E Ex-Repre entatiYe Upson. Of Texas, Is
Ihera ss tho legal repre- entatiye of cattle
raisers In the onthwest. for the purpose
tof securing the passage Of d bill through
Congress Ieguiring the cattle trails Of
|tKe NYcsf and South to be- kept open.
Within d | fsW days he win: ::be joined by:
others interssted Ein this matter. and q
strong aflortswiil be made to procure the
logfsiat lon. The mplaint made IS that
The fencing In of enormous tracts of
country int the Vest for grazing purposes
has blocked : the tran over which cAttle
sro driven to eastern mar IN In
dim Territory parti ticuiarly, II Is alleged,
lately erectsl fsncss, inclosing the
grazing lands leased from the Indiana,
|extend across the cattle traiis in difier-
Tent plnees, This will entail heavy loss
upon the southwestern cattle Taisers,
unless Congress grants the Telief asked,
and colnpels the trails 70 be kept open. -
Nat. i. s. Journal Il
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strayel:o Stolen. ]

From Little Missouri, July 6, / sS4. 4
bay horse, eight years old and weighing
about #1 GOO pounds. The horse was
branded with an anchor on left
cheek and = hat brand on left tshoulder.l
On the left hip he had a Texas brand,
looking something like IN, connected
with flourish At top Of N. A reward Of
$25 will be patll for informal tion leading
TO his recovery. The horse is the prop
SeTty Of John P0hl, and information can
he brought or sent to the Cow Boy office.
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Lost-S1Os Reward,

h y5llt Lost from the Little Missouri round
up, one bay horse 5 years old, branded j
q on left shoulder and S on right flank;
partly broken and very wild when lie
left; had; picketr rope around neck. Any
one returning or giving information of
him u il1aL will receive the shove reward.
81 /. " \: THOMPSON q Co, 5s3
s .ssS, 5 Medora I)ak &
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!. .5.s1.s 80. -..l.. .-.:.' n
$3.50 REWARD i

The above reward will be paid for in
rmation leading to the arrest Of any my,
person R 81 persons setting fire to the
Grass IN IN the cattle sections of Western
Dakota. ;s;55
F. REF. Can CO. isss.f ~ 5j5 n
!. CONTINENTALC CATTLE Co. s:.A i. !.
HUGHES q SIMPSON. s. .55,. Il 3 t.@} $:
& 4 DORR CLARK. t,It, Si.,s "a u
81 CLARK "a PLUM. 81 y
DICKEY Bios. n "a
VI i. G. PADDOCK 5sl8 I. t5s 33f
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5sTocK.NoTEs.
!. +
Estrayed.

II. From n IS. 81 81 !. +. j., October S, one
sorrel horse; four white feet white stripe
y IN face, branded ~ on left shoulder and
ii on lsft thigh. "a reward Of s2o will
be paid for for information leading to- lis
recovery. n!
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Persons calling Hi d my Of tlse above
AettDfs. III l please 81 y IN vert tisetis 4
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Additional Local.

NEW VI cans ~ p lew: DAY 3 K 4.
11J Bob Roberts and Vic. Smith will start
fors ! "a New Orleans Saturday Or Sunday
The eoachs arrived at eight o'clock this
morning and started on the return trip
atten.
Tickets from Bismarck to- New Or
leans and Return, good Sfor fort y-fys days,
teselling for $s6.24 5:Es.
Count n,bielinski has returned to;
Paris, afser d sllcces cessful hunt with Vic.
Smith BE will return next: summer,
and in company with Vic, take q three
months huntin The Big Horn country,
Vic. and The cQ1lt together killed about
two hundred and twent nty-tiYe deer and
antelope within aftesn niles OF Of aiedorsal..jj
athars sMartin came sieniay esening,i
and Tuesday morning Emads James and
Julia Butler one, He says that the III
brary books will be here Tuesday Of
Wednesday. They viii be3in charge OF
John Sullivan. Arrangements for
drawing chem are NOT made, but some
simple plan viii doubtless be adopted.
Father Martin went to Glendive Tues
day. evening. II. II
CT. ellison ID fast filing the ice
houses with . frst rate quality of ice.
He has built 4 long track from the dam
10 the houses, and Il The fee is
drawn upon these, thus maj ding much
faster time than by loading onsWagons.
About thirty men are mployed putting.
up ice. In addit itiOn to the ice to be put
inftho houses, III. Elliaon will put up up a
large quality to DO stored IN; the cooling
rooms rooms of tie company as soon as COM
pleted 81.
ork at the coal mine has been brisk
lately and 1t Is an nndisplited fact that
the sQualitY u superior to anything yet
found along the line. When mined the
coal is almost as glossy as anthracite. It
burns freely and gives out an intense
heat. The great weightsof tho butte i'll
doubtless the; cause of its superior quail;
y,SshoWns By the fact that until the
tunnel had pierced fto q depth Of eighty
feet, Welt andsr the butte. the coal was
only OF ordinary quality, except fOraa q
Twelve TO thirty-six Inch strip at the
bottom Of thesrein. siss5Si
3r,,. =. s, /, q
" 3 Are " giaa toS see tne nan gf =: ~
Henderson N mentioned prominently for.
the DOsitiOn tlfi clerk nf the sanatp /. T.aav.
iinps tho consit itlarati i'm aisiila5 tbat H.
a. ~ % sasa, sa1o
so has oee plea slllila1 posatlons
both IN Minnesota and pa kota, which
gives him abundant rtance Ills
many COED. quantities. end the service lie
mas .l done 5tilgS \ KKspuDl lean party entities
him 81 tlle l0slt ion. ether canl liiate
sllas s1eens mentl0netL pT0minei eiltlys and
tWea aearnessly teope that !; lie VII be the
llnanamous choice 70 tie position ifof
sHillcil ne is 90 VOL g
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Med { B1ie Iilllz
ulUA,RANIEEDI BETTER
Il! 'I|'I.llElll!

Plans Twill be drawn, estimates fur
lnished, and contracts ten On: any;
building work in brick Or stone
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The BUN ldings for horses @iff sswo
parallel rows indicated On the plan, Of
the grounds. Each will be- 36688 feet Iong
by so feet wide and 81 feet high. AMI !
have atalls on either side, permitting the
heads. of the animals TO face outward,
thereby leaving q broad .ssage way
through tie middle of the building. Tho
buildings for the cattle stand at either
end Of the buildings mentionetl and at
right angles with them. They are 378
feet long B y feet wide and 81 feet!
high. IN addition to the structures for
live stock. regulation llalf-mile track
Is laid ont adjoining tho line of build
ings The track and space enclosed will
alSo DO useI as ati ara for the display Off
live 4 to,k. These areas combined con-
tain 9 l1s0x75 feet. the stock exhibition
covering 81 acres u ground. Over el25;.
900 has been appropriated BY tho manag
msnt for premiu,ps and tlle necessary
expenses OF making the siite stscs dis
plny. This is by fara larger sum than
has eysr before been devoted to q similar
enterprise. Tho object of tlls manage
ment In making this prineely grant of
money il to secure the presence Of tho
best examples Of alli tlaases of live stock
to bs found on this continent SWs I.s1
s. Journal ssss
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-04-03
ShIbley's Point items

Mrs. VIM. White has been quite sick
but is now convalescing.
The third quarterly conference of
Martinstown circuit convened at Green
Grove the 21st. Rev. D. A. Beau
champ, the presiding elder, officiating.
The elder preached on Sunday at II
O'Clock to a very large audience. Green
Grove has prayer meeting twice a
week and preaching three Sundays In
each month. A Sunday school was
organized April 10Th, 1882, and has
continued summer and winter ever
since. Can any country place show a
better record? Our Superintendent
Geo. N. Scobee, gave each of the little
ones, who attended the last quarter
regularly, testament, There were
twenty-nine of the smaller child en-
who had not missed a Sunday during
the bad weather.
Mrs Dr.. Hendricks, daughter of Rev.
Geo, Burns, died Saturday, March Is.
She was most eshmable lady.
Though sick long time and suffering
much, she bore her Affections without a
murmur, and leaves a host eft friends
to mourn her departure.
Henry Ruggles' house was burned
last week, everything a total loss ex-
cept some bedding.
Whooping cough Is raging in the
vicinity of Green Grove.
The hoop pole business is lively. Mr..
Philips, OF Novinger, Is running the
shops at the different places and has
number of hands employed.
Henry Trainer and Johnnie Shibley
are rejoicing over recent arrivals in
their families.
Mr. Blbee, late of Tennessee, has
moved iuto the property purchased by
Ounce Bibee
BENZ, Rails occupies the property va
Gated by Mr.. A. j. Fight. F.