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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-04-16
AN 1NrEls KS ING nooK
which will Attract l.otn OLD ard yopps, an.
1871 49,. L.. L.. Al.

| Which will Attract Goth Old nnd Yonng. and
which Contains Instructive Slatter furAll.
There are some books which should DO
found in every household: The Bible, a
good dictionary, an almanac and relia-
BILE book OF reference in case Of sickness.
These should form part and parcel OF the
library Of every family in the land. DR..
S. b. Harlman's new and revised edition
OF "rhs Ills Of Life" which Is now ready,
is the book OF medical advice and nforma.
ton which should always be within reach.
1t touches on all matters relating 10 the ills
which flesh Is heir to, which can be re-
lieyed by medical treatment; gives their
nature, symptomsa and effects, and showsin
plain, dlstinct language the methods and
medicines to be used Tor the relief Of the pa.
uent. Every kind Of fever, every disease
OF the skin, all ailments which affect par
ticular orgaLs OF the body, such as the
liver or kidneys, all functional disturb
ances, calarrh, dyspepsia, neuralgia, and
the host oil enemies wlicli attack the body,
are treated OF in "The Ills Of Life;" anu
not only are both acute and chronic forms
OF disease discussed, but this Invaluable
little book contains an immense amount
OF hygienic advice in reference 10 the cure
OF the body, its preservation in tho nor
mai condition known as health, the causes
which produce those disturbances OF the
system which we cali sickness, aud min
ute aud careful directions for restoring the
various diSofdered functions to their nat
ural working, and the body to its natural
state Of health.
This is no catchpennY volume. IT is no
medium for advertising patent medicines.
The prescriptions given in ii arc the re-
suits Of years OF experience and medical
research, and can be filled at any drug
store. 1t tells in language which the
child can understand as well as the au:
dult, not only the conditions by WHICH
health may be preserved, and the means
by which it is impaired, hut shows what
to do to regain it. 1t is book for the |
country as well as for the city; is as useful
to the rich family IS to the poor one, and
finds not only anappropriate but a nceeg-
ssaryplace in the humblest cabin and the
statellestmansior. The irste6ition has been
read hy hHhstFeds oil thousands OF readets,
and many asulEerer who, like the woman
in the scripture, "had spent all her living
on physicians,s blesscs the day when thls
book fell into her handy. 4he present
editionis much enlarged and Improved,
containing new matter Of the highest i'm:
poFtanee, and is already in great demand.
Il Is not hold, neither Is 1t indiscriminate-
iy distributed, but will be cheeriully sent
to any one desirous Of reading 1t, on res
ception of the requisite address and two
cents tocoyer postags,
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Rnchlsn,s Arnira snlrs.

The hest Salve In the world for Cuts,
Druises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Ghapped Hands, Ghilhlains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptionl, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents per boz,
For sale by Logan q 90,
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Ord. u. SNIITH.
No. 14o4 Chapline Street,
Near Fourteenth Street
Near Fourteenth Street

The best evidence Of a physitian's success Is III
testimony OF his patients. The increasing d.
IaGnds for my profess ices prove TINT hay
dealt honombiy and fairly with those who hav
consulted ne. InOyer use o pationrs name witt
out permission, though haye many hundred Gu
had been pronounced incuRble. AthQrough med
1cal education with many years hospital expefione
and familiarity with therapeutic agents, Close Oh
seryance Of pecNtattttes aiia sttiS
cure Is possible, aud frankly give the patient M
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Home Proof

=, =, ~ Z, ~, q
Suffered terribly Nothing lseaned 70 heip me
could not set out Of bed. pr. Smith easod me"
ZErH. PHlLLlp9, Wheeling w. We.
Catarrh, PolypnS Of Noe, Impaired Yoiee:-sui
Dr.. Smith completely cured nie. .
CHARLES GHAbDECR,
~. OF 6pcihnl 4 o., Wheeling, ". Va.
sDSepepaia and upakated steaAeb.-sef E1AtEaen
for ycar failed % gsye me rpltef br. aRliih carsi
me- THOMAS BOLT, Insufanee Agunt.
HA.-HAd them foe lo4fteen yser. R. Smih
cured me-" LotE Z. HAagISGToN.
ecro(llg. Runniag Sores On Hlad-s4y son wa
afflicted for fourteen years. Nothing leemed b
help him. N. smith cured hn," -.aaa.-1s.- '
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ptlesi Pilssil Plles.l,

Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itch.
ing Piles. One box has cured the wort
cases Of twenty years standing. No one
need suffer five minutes after using vii.
liRm's Indian Pile Ointment. It absorhs
tp,nors, sllays itching, acts % q poultice,
gives instant relief. Prepared only fol
Piles, itching OF the private parts, nothing
else. sold by druggists and mailed on re.
ceipt Of price, 81. FRAZIER Medicine Co.,
Proprietors, Cleveland, Ohio. Wholesale
Agents: Logan & Co., Wheeling, ". Va,
and ]. Q. Dent q o., bridgeport, Ohio.
DEY
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Hon, IpnaaJ. N. CcEsmuuRy, oleye-
land, o., says: ~ have used scores Of
pile cures, and II affords me pleasure to
say that ! have never fonnd anything
which gives g.iuh immediate aud perma.
nent relief as DR.. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment" Wholesale Agents. Logan &
Co, Wheeling w. Va, and ]. O. Dent 4
Col bridgeport Ohio paw
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virne Of Deed Of Trust made by james
pY0n and suan A. Dyson, his wits, u me aS
Trustee IOr Elizabeth steger dated May o. 1881, re+
cotdel u The adlee Of the Clerk o. the County
Court Ohio County, West Virginia, In Deed Of
Trust BO.E 40, II, pSgo 676 Will sell At the front
door Of The C0ttt House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, THE 9th DAY OF MAY, 1855,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. " , the following dc,
chbed property, that IL u say: 4 certain portion
o. " number one hundred and eighty two ia o.
4: lanes addition TO the City Of Wheeling, on
wheeling Island, Sald portion being ut the corner
Of Yo'k and Ohio streets and measuring forty feet
% York street, and the breadth Of said lot No lS2
o. Oh0 it'ttt, sixty feet more or less.
TOYS 0RSALE-OnehAll and az much more as
ne purchaser may elect 10 pay lu caSh on tho dey,
o AlF. the balance In two equal tnstalnents atsiS
M Twelve months, notes 6CArng interest 70 be
gllea tot the deferred payments, aud secured by
ded Of LtlEt and policy Of insurance on the
property. ". j. ". COWDtE, TrtStee.
". U itItLHs. AuCtioneer ,5 april
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grnstee sa1ss.
TRUSTEES SALE.


b. virtue 0l Deed Of Trust made aud executed
on ihe fourth day Of April. A. D, 1883, BIZ u N.
EOlt, trustee for Emily l. Black 4. l.. BlGrl, Geo
Y. Black Harry I. Black, Ida l.. Black, May U
black aud ~ i. Gibbs u the undersigned as lrlls,
Iee. anu which said deed OF trust Is Of record In
the Clerks OtICG Of Ohio county, State Of West
vlRlula In Deed Of Trust BOOK No. ., folio 10,
shall proceed 10 sell Al the front door Of tho Court
House Of Ohio county, stats Ol West VlBiula, on
SATURDAY, NAY 10, 1851,
at ten o'clock A. Y. Of that day, tho following prop
erty, t6Wit: All Of that portion Of Lot No. (giR two
hundred aud niheleen on EOtT and Twenty second
Streets 10 The CITY o. Wheeling, OHIO otinty. wGSi
Virginia, which lies Wt4t Of d line run precisely
through the centre Oh sad lot from the south q
the North line through, and which piece Of ground
hereby conveyed, tf0atS hall tho length Of said lDt
on TwentySecOHd ktEeet AID the width OF SRIl lot
on tie lint RllQV west Of Eo street, liz sud City VI
Wheeling aud btlng the wtAt half Of said lot No.
Flt9} tvs hundred and atHe,een, and the FaTne
property conveyed to u. u. EO, trustee. by G. II.
berry aud wife by deed dated February 10 le6S,
and Of lrOonl In Deed Book No. - rage 2I8, OF tht
reSonls 0t Ohio ceWHty, Stats q WeS; Virginia.
Selling Is trustee shall convey only sich Title as
Is ysted In the.
TERNI o. s4LH-ope third Of the purchase money
eASh Ia baud; 9IeIhlrd thereof with Interest IS
llK mouths, aud the residue thereof Nth interest
10 twelve months, the punhAScr giving his notes
with cool security for the deferred payments The
legal title will ha EStAln. 4 aE further security.
AptlO GIBSON L. HRANMEIl, Trustee.
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DR., MOTIFS FRENCH pnWlERS.

VIII cure Diseases Of the Kidneys, Gravel, elect
strietHFeS, and al pIplEy and uFptbtal pileaiei,
Nervous and Physical DehI llty, Seminal weakness;
+otA o. StgS; rrenasnIs SecHne IN Nan, u Ealiy
cessss, Dc syphliE IN al is forms, s6Te throat
and nose uleGfs, eEpptlous, SGrotula, letter. salt
Theuin aud all hioAd and skin diSeaAes FernAle
W0Skpe@ speedily eGred. G1norTkea cured In 3
days Pftos es0G 26ld n Wheeling, ". Va, b.
K y. BOOKING, LOGAN 4 CO., nfusatRts Sent ~
mall seAINf, 10
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Flies, reaches, apts, hed,bIgg, rats, mice,
gophers, chirmanks, earedoutby "Rough
on RAta.h thc. n.
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limitations and counterieits have sgain
appeared. Be sure that the we'd WhoFa:
ford's" is on the wrapper. None are
genuine without It. ~ IThsaW
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@wells'H Health Reviewer 'restoreshealth
and yigor, curea Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual DehltY 81, W.
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''HppEp On osrns.'l

Asg for Wells Rough On Corns,p 15c.
Quick, complete cure, Hard or soft corna,
warts, bunions, N
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Cotton.

I INV YoRK, April iS.-cotton steady and nm,
changed; futures closed quiet; April l0Slc; Nay
11.saCi June 70 SO; July l01Gi August ll,01c:
December 1925. january 10 SO
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Dig aoodl.

NV YoRx, Apsll 1S.-At iObslng hands very
fair demand Of much steadlhess hiss prevailed, but
auction sale was the ocCasl0n for the presence Of
psany buyers, Tue auction Sale 81 Berkeley Com.
rAny1 white goods passed OF satisfactorily, con.
iidering the character Of dealers and
were widely distributed,
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NxN YoaK, April i6.-feAthet steady and medel
stely active: hem1ock sole and Hnenos Ayres ltght
middle and heavy weights 22A2ic.
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SKINNY Non.

NEw YeaE. April Is Wool dull and drcopInE
domestic tieeCe 2As'e; pulled iiaSoo; TexaA l2als'
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Petroleum.

NEw S0Rx, April 1S,-The market has been bare.
" steady aud Without special feature. Opening was
10 lower at 7S5kr aud highest price YVES 716: oil
closing at 1SJkc. There ", however, nu increased
demand Tor certificates Tor carrying purposes and
as high o. 100 was charged for that purpose.
on err, Pa, April l0.-NaI!onal transit Ger.
tidcGtes opened At 13S; highest 7Sta; lowcst
closed At ISSe: sales Gsl 900 barrels; CleRrances
S,6ai,O00 batrelS: runs 71ASS barrels: shipments
65,Atl barrels: charters $3.50 barrels OIL liz
change stock g IS; no bid.
T1Tuvr1LE. Pa. April l6,-EAsional tfan,lt certi.
fcateS opened II q; highest 7SJsO; lowest 7sfc;
closed OF thtpnents for the entire oil Fcgions
tS9sS hasset, runs Tor tie entire oil rCsionS IS,
lS baTrelsi charters Y. go barrels.
PIfrlvA0H, pa, April l5.-The oil market was
steady and firm to-day With trading light Prices
opened nj Tslc, declined 70 and then rallied
d 7SIlc q The close. ~ M
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eetetistices Of The Soil That Produces
'sY the Best Melons.
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Kidnay and Liver Diseases and Rheums.ism.-
Suffered teTribb-''So 1sealied 70 help me
could not get out Of bed. br. Smith cuFOd ME-"
ZEril. Phillip, wheelng, ". We.
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make soundings to-day to see where
the best place is to find food and pure
water. lie takes Sunday to do this work
because there is no chance to make a
mixture of water and whisky, and ex-
poets to report his examinations to
the board in East Waco as soon rs the
dust gets settled so he can 20 over the
BrazUs river.
Mrs. III. kirkpatrick, proprietress
of the kirkpatrick dairy farm wishes
10 announcesto her numerous, and cs-
teemod patrons that the disasters to
the dairy endured by the late flood
have been repaired and her milk men
are again prepared to furnish custo-
mers with delicious quality of pure
milk She also extends her thanks to
her patrons for past patronage and
trusts she may continue to receive
their orders.
Our soldier boys will win prize
at the Lampasas drill. They have
gone to work to accomplish this.
and with this in view, there is no
SUI h word as fail. No one would be
anymore delighted than the ExAMl-
NER to see our soldier boys return
NioNHtu WIN luultlH.
The Lampasas encampment will be
the great event of Texas this SKINNER.
Several hundred people will go from
Waco TO witness the drill. The fare
is very cheap, and almost everyone
can afford TO go over TO this famous
watering place and spend few days
of recreation.
The following bonds OF felicity have
been issued during the past week by
the county clerk. VIM. II. Stroman
and Miss Lula NJ. Mershon, b. Il.
Berry aud Miss Mittic King, j. T. Ro-
lands and Miss Almcda Garrison,
John Moen and Nina Mclbye.
Many of the old topers and Young
topers, and moderate drinkers have
got SO they prepare themselves with
small and large TASKS TO run them
through Sunday. Sometimes II large
flask does not mold out through the
day, then they get very dry.
"Murder! murder! Police! police
yelled man in the first ward, Friday
night. His friends went to the rescue
but found out he was laboring under
hallucination, imagining some one
was going TO mob him.
In the recorders court yesterday,
Pat O'llara was fined $50 for being
found in n public place in state Of
inioXication.
Encouraging reports continue to
come in from the country about wheat
and oats. The yield promises to be
nprcCcden;cd.
Waco is shipping hundreds ofboxcs
of peaches every day TO Texas towns |
and northern cities. They go by cx-
press.
Ripe plums, great big red ones, are
sold on the streets at prices ranging
from % TO so cents per bucket.
Two more weeks and Sam Jones !
will open up on the Waco sinners
and lukcwarm church members.
Corn is selling out of wagons ON
the streets at sixty-iivc cents per
bushel
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The Preventative OF "a Terrible
disease.

No disorders, excepting the most deadly
forms Of lung disease involve such II trcmen'
dous destruction of organic tissue MS those
whish fastcn upon the kidneys, such mhla-
dies, when they become chronic and none are
- liable to assume that phase completely
wreck the system To prevent this terrible
disease, recourse should be had, upon the FIRST
manifestation of trouble, to nostetters siom5
ach Bittcrs, which experience has proved TO b.
highly effective as means OF Importing tone
aud regularity to the DREAMS of urinatiou, as
well as 10 the liver, stomach and bowels. An
other beneficial result of this medi cine. nhtur-
ally consequent upon It's dluretic action, T. the
elimination from the blood OF impurities
which bcget rheumatism neuralgia, govt
dtupsy aud other mAladies, BY increasing the
activity Of the kidneys, 1t augments the depu-
rAtiye efficiency OF these organs, which are
most important outlets for the escape OF such
impurities.
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a p Hughes, Houston, Texas; u w
Walker, Galveston, Texas; + q
llellin, Austin, Texas; Miss
Abbertone Cooper, Putnam Co;
Miss Ella Painter, Athens, Texas;
Miss Sallie Webb, Athens, Texas.
Miss Mary Fort, Gatesville, Texas;
John Lashley, Purley; James Hack
Gatesyille, Tex; Charley Daughty.
MI. Pleasant, Tex; Bonnie Thomas,
Mt. Pleasant, Tex; Van Worthy, Mt.
Calm; Edwin Cove, Gray Rock, Tex;
Miss Mamie Walker, DE Leon. Tex;
Frank l.. Hill, Norway Mills: S. 5.
Woodland, st. Louis; b + Church,
Austin. Texas.
Mr.. +. NJ. PEBBLES, of Colorado
CITY, came in last night.
Mr.. Il. A. Harding, of Alexander,
Erath county, was among the arrivals
last evening.
Col. II. N. Walker, of the Gulf, Col.
orado and Santa Fe, is in the city.
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Presentation OF the "Coronation q


Presentation OF the coronation oil
the Rose"
The climax of the commencement
exercises of the Waco Female Col
lege took place last evening in the
chapel of that institution. The bright
little Operatta, "Ihe Coronation of
the Rose" u revision of the Flower
Queen was for ihe first time present
ed. The changes which were made.
were rather additions than prunings.
and assisted materially in enthusing
new life into the lines and music.
The Introduction of Columbia RClig-
ion, Texas and Waco were hailed
with delight on account of the the
local Importance aud were received
with hearty applause. The audience
was large and select and listened with
profound attention through the whole
of the performance. The decorations
in the hall were elaborate and beauti-
full. The walls were covered with
paintings and sketches from the
class in art, while the
stage presented most picturesque
appearance, the evergreens covering
the back ground and wings with n
scenic effect quite forrest like.
The parts were all carried out with
anovelty of conception and cnthusi-
asm III execution.
The music was chaste and beautiful,
and especially admired was the piano
obligato by Miss 10 Lamb
din, the acknowledged star
performer OF the city. While there
was 10 voice grand and ovcrpowering
in its strength, all were remarkably
sweet and cultivated, and mingled
together In chorus produced an effect
most charming. Miss Carrie Land
man. the Rose, was very much adj
mired, her costume and her fresh fair
face suiting so well the part OF
that lovlicst of flower which
she impersonated. Her sing
ing was clear and sweet and her
every action full of grace.
The Duets of Misses Parker and
Walkerand the fine contralto voice of
Miss Belle McCulloch, elected hear
ty applause while Miss Sophie Sanger
might have been mistaken for an ideal
of Rachael.
The final tablcau was one of great
richness aud left on the audience an
impression that will be long remem-
bered.
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Our fresh arrival of oat meal
Graham and royal, snow flake crack
ors, our dried beef, sweet Mango
pickles, imported smoked sardines,
line toilet soap, strickly pure Japan
teas. in one pound canstcrs at 80 and
20 cents per pound, fresh butter,
cheese, eggs, young chickens, received
often by express. Prices low. rs the
lowest telephone for what you want.
Yours determined to please.
A. JONES, T..YLoR Il Bro.
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Mr.. Isaac &. Chapman, druggist,
Ncwburg n. Y, writes us, 81 have
for the past ten years sold several
gross OF DIR. VIM. Halls Balsam for
the lungs. can say of il what can
moi say of any other medicine. have
never heard n customer speak of IL
but to praise its virtues in the high
est manner. have recommended IT
iu great many cases of whooping
cough, with the happiest effects. !
have used il in my own family for
many years; in fact always have bot
tie in the medicine closet
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Though the new executive did not tap that
keg of whisky sent him 10y an admirer last fall
he Is credited with the good taste to follow the
timc-honored custom of haying,the mos choice
liquors AT state dinners. post of honor shunld
certainly he given Dufy's Pure Malt Whisky,
because off value In the prevention aud cure
OF pneumonia, consumption, malaria, pul
monary diseases and feyers Of all kinds Incl.
dent To the white House locality II makes the
weak strong and keeps the strong in the enjoy
Incnt OF their strength. Sold everywhere.
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on, sandcfson's. LIS, peppermint $50. winter
green, $50. olive, Malaga, i.75
/ Poiash-Brnmide per 10, Z, 10 tOc lodide, So
tile, white, l6 TO 2Oc-
Hides and Pcltry.
Hides DRY lint II 10 l3so dry salt 10 to lie,
Peltrits-Doer skins, !, to l7c. antelope 10 to
lac seal skins, u TO 2oc, sheep pelts, AS per
wool 20 to b5c; shearlings, 10 To t5o,
TallOw-Prime. &c. tallOw grease, * 10 Sc.
grease. yellow 10 brown. 4 to Sc.
wool.
wool-Fine twelve months growth, iSaiig
medium, twelve months growth, lheti5c. mo
dium, six months growth ltalbc; coarse,
twelve months growth, lonl2c.
groceries.
Bacon-Shnrt Clear, 5Ao.
Hams-lOhmll 40
Molasses-LOuisiana new, 80 to55c. Louisiana
1coiee~Fair. ION to i2o: prime Rio. II. to
Nc: choice Rio u To l2hc; feabcrry, ia to Is
sugars-BtOwu, GN6AC Y e. 1@7ac white,
7Am7Ao, granulnted, 7AmSAc.
Flour-Ordlnary. per 100 lbs. 22b to250 fam.
lily, 27i patent process 800 To 225; fancy pat
enS : 25aSI75; rvs per barrel, ~ -. -.
Coarse salt per 6arrci.l 90. dairy. 8 Is
Rice Choice Louisiana 7Ac per 10; prime
TX toxic.
starch-Pearl. Axe. r. O.. 40 lbs. bulk. &C.
Ms eel PEPPER a. soap white
40, soup uluc ollNet POT poNt 20
on kerosene llO test 2-bk 2Ou ketosHne, ITO
leSl l4.ls 81 kSrosenu, ~ Jest LOS NV bar
Telsl pet gallon, l'ci Candles liGi beans, per
10 40 t1G Lima g, cheese iull cream, lokc
rope hah Inch basis, hhg ktauL per barrel
900 per hhli barrel 400 pickles, half barrel
medium, 300 barrels, small ii.S
nolphs, per barrel 100 gabbhges' per crate
800 olueT barrels, 800. hall barrels $50 pots-
oVs' per bushel IN SACKS 10.
Fruit, Poultry. Gnmc, etc.
Apples-Noue in market
Sweet potatoes-Nonc in Inc market
OnlOns-3 25n4 OO pcr barrel
Potatncs-per bushcI Inc toi.OO
Cabbapc-SnnC Ia thc mafLcL
Chickpus-prr dozen % Ia , ia tnrkeys a M
toSm
Fqq,-sdac nor doyen
pnit,r-t,hnlct Weston d tn 80. -,,onnt,v IA
tc M -
stnpio DRY Goods.
Brown shcctiug-Chapmnu a. Sl. snow
drop IL H. saratoga 4. III ir MARSHALL 4.
a lLc MAs,achtsCtts 4 l. a.. AupusiN Al
Pride uf the south a., ~! sterling "a N,
boot , y "a ~. Echo lake ~ ~,
TO-, shcctng Lowell Bro Ole. hlcached
DC: MouadnOck brown y: Detached "a; Top.
perell brown "a hleoch, a. "a,
Drilling Pcppcfcll brown Sc: bleachcd. loo
uahtitgs-Nlubnma No l. Sc. Louisiana
No l. pie
DnCks-NArk & o., l2lEc; 10 o., Ice; Montaup
II u grey. he Xxx checF l2o u cheek, Ike
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Catue-SteeTs. ESQ To g. -: fat barren cows
$500 to g. mllch cows, $3.50 to $500 per head
Hogs-Fat hogs, $50 To g 55,stock hogs, sA5O
to $3.50
sheep-Muttons l.5O to 22j.
These prices are gross weights per 100 lbs
Grain ANA Ray.
Corn-white per bu.. 5Od5ic; mixed, ljc
Oats-sacks, s2c. bulk, SOC,
Wheat-7Oa75c.
Millet-per ton, 1910
Prairie hay--per ton, Sb1s
Lumber.
Rough, per NJ, Il 90, flooring Is Ut siding
yellow pine, Is co. siding. white pine. q 70
siding poplar, 26 %. ceiling. yellow pine % o.
ceiling, white pine. 30 co. ceiling. poplar y 90;
shingles, best cypress, per VI, o. shingles
second best cypress, 90, shingles. heart Pine
3 90: finishing lumber, poplar per NJ, 30 OO mn
shing lumber. white pine. 20 ".
Drugs.
Acids-sulpnuiie, per carDoy n. citrie, pei
&c. oxAllc per ID, loo, tarIaric, powdered pei
I H. G0a6ic.
uums-ATabic, select per H. zoe; ASsfeOdlla
| d tn nc; cAmphOT = to Os opium W to 40
ons-Bergsmot sandersons, per Id 2l0 lem
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o, dear me,itis so warm but pshaw,
! 90 to lIabor's and get me one of
those nice fans, as he has the best
assortment in the city, and at low
price.