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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-12
Er,tster Sales.
'.FIJsTEE's SALE.

Y IL
J. .,,,re of a deed Of trust made by John But.
p, nd Mary Buiterheld, bis vile, 70 me, dated
ieftsu ni LctobeF, In the year 1850, and record
Ae y g T.nSi Deed Book No. II, paEe 20, In the
g " 6FSce Of tho County Court OF OHIO county,
~ Virginia, | Will on
.ac,og Al 10 o clock A. ~. sell ii public Auc-
connss.,Ss SiVhest aud best bidder, q the Court
non y ~ AID county, in the city Of wheeling, the
h2us de,cttbed real e1tAte or sQ much lhefeoi
iolgN'Ies necessary that u 70 ray lots numbered
msI Ia John Ed and William ChApllnes
t. , ~ n the City Of Wheeling, In the state
EiuiWEot Virginia, being the Same ptoEe[Y
o. Vs. u me SAid John Butterneld BY y.
e19Nt2 !SS,.,itof. By deed dated December o lb6S
ZOE ,'scor,ied Ia deed book number %, page Of, o.
tD1 ~ land records Of Ohio county, west VIZ
10 he north half Of lot number lSS on ne
gilA A. n Market street In the Fiith Wliu o. sild
tAh ~ IN, lGs une property conveyed 70 Iohn
sH ,sci3 by ]. s. Shrivef and wife, By deed dated
3, isj5 and recorded IN book - page ~. o.
As . NJ iecords. The last named parcel Of real
a2W WI ~ y SALE one third Of the purchase
In ~ rach parcel sold, or 30 much more OF suth
rvpS tnuney AS the purchaser may eject 70 pay
plSy y" Isnd one third theIeoi, with interest, ~
az :" md the residue thereof, win interest, ~
QUE nom the day Of sale, the purchaser CIV;
wv nu,cy, with good security, l0r inc usiefIsl
lhS ar and The legal title 10 retained ~ tne
r,iSucd trustee N further security uhul such
Ho',s are '"''i GtE0RGE b. CALDWELL, Trustee:
c,,yRELs HEEVEY, AuetIoneer. OcIo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-12

Twas troubled with Chronic Catarrh
and gathering in my head, was very deaf
at lines. had discharges from my ears,
and was unable to breathe through my
nose. Before the second bottle OF Ely's
Cream Balm was exhausted l was cured
and to-day enjoy sound health. G. J. Cor
bin, 923 Chestnut street, Field Manager,
Philadelphia Puh. House, Pa. See adv't,
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dull: No. winter red Rl0t VIZ; November
FebV5T Q7i+9gI1ISc. Corn, western Ariner aud
duh: mixGd spot 50LSaSlc; year 47HAiT9+c; Janu.
AIRY 46.SaISxe; February and March i6HO. OAH
nrmi western white SSAlSc; mixed 9!aalC. Pro.
dnel 11Sc Figs Erm Gt nc. c1tIre Qu OF Bnd
sIpady; Flo cRFSoesr ordinary TO islt, T9SGs3sp.
TOLEDO, O.. Nov. jl.-WheAt ciJsGd dull and
wax: No. cash or November 9I1tc RSsed; DccOn.
Dor g5AG asked January oG{e; February 9Sl4Ci
yem6er 4i1fc; year 40asc; January $40; Nay 1910
asked. Qais NFWt No, oafl lSc htti May &2c vi.
Ol0YrT seed ciIy; prime medium, cash or HOvom.
Der Is A71; December 81 co. January S sG; FebIu.
AN s. 20.
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An "GuomY to spOto,y" that Fights Fair.
Ne,v York Ersning Post.

A liquor dealer in East Douglas, Mass,
has the following printed on the back OF
his business cards: ITO whom it may con.
Germ: Know ye that by the payment OF
S225 am permitted to retail intoxicating
LIQUORS in my saloon in this town. To the
wife who has drubkard for husband, or
friend who is unfortunately dissipated,
say emphatically, give me notice In per-
son OF such n case, or cases, in which you
are intsrested, and all such shall be ex-
cluded from my place. Let mothers, faith.
ers, sisters and brothers do likewise, and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-12
He TumbIed Too ouIeLIx.

BO'I0n GIo0t.
Little Johnny got scoldiug for tearing
his new pants. He fell while Running and
split them at the knee. ooh, you bad
boy" said his mother angrily; ":how did
you come to be 80 careless as to tear your
pants?" III couldn't help it, ma; l fell 80
quick that | didn't have time to take them
oG," replied Johnny.
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The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Chilblains,
Corna aud all Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively Cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents pei
box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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Tho standard: rooIh wash

Of the age, is SozoDoST, Ithas distanced
competition. Discolored teeth are render.
ed white by its use. The breath derives
fragrance from its aroma It prevents and
arrests dental decay. The gums become
roster and ha,der u1der its operation. All
its ingredients are vegetable andantiseptic
TTug&W
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AS A purifier, Ayers sarsaparrilla acts
directly. A single bottle will prove it's
merits. Many thousands Of people are
yearly saved from dangerous ieVers by the
exercise Of q little timely care in properly
cleansing the system BY the use OF this
remedy. D4w
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The receipts show EIght falling on irnm last
week. but the demand Is exceedingly slow, and The
eiS There /, iittle or no difference in the quality
OF the offerings, rs compared wi h lat week
Theie Is no demand for stick sheep and no quo.
tliions are vOlunt cred by deaiCrL Prices Of sheep
l9ERShiG and few ext ~ shade higher. Lambs
2ie41c ross. HaTis time Inst year Sheep Eo!d nj
2AlISo and lambs ut SIfa5c,
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s. HaddiHOiORI "SoRnsts aad 0.htr Tert1."
1t was last Summer, and the grass again
Had grown knee 'deep-we stood my love and /,
Awhile In silence where the stream runs by;
IDLY we listened to piAintive Strain-
A young maiden ,inglug 10 her youthful swain
An me, dead days remembered make u' Sigh,
And tears will sometimes flow, We know not
why.
"Ii spring be past" said, "shall love remAlnH'
She moved inside, yet soon Sbe answered me.
Turning her gaze resp InslTe 70 mine own;
Spring days are gone, and yet the grass, we see,
Unto gOOdly height RgAlu hath grown.
Dear love, Just 10 loves aftermath may be
A richer growth than e'er spring days have
knOSynn
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their request will be kindly regarded. I
pay a heavy tax for the privilege Of selling
liquors, and want 1t distinctly under.
stood that have no desire to sell to drunk
ards or minors or to the poor and destl-
INTO ~
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A writer says that debt In Mexico 10 a
very serious matter. 1t probably necessi-
tatts the purchase Of q silvaI-mOunted re-
yolver and bull dog with jiwa cut bias
Burlington Free Press
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Horsford'a Acid Phosphate, tor Alcoholism.
DR.. q. S. Ellis, Wabash, Ind, says; II
prescribed 1t for man who had used in
toxicants to excess for fifteen years, but
during thu las, two years had entirely alb.
stained. He thinks the Acid Phosphate Is
OF much benefit to him"
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The custom of kissing babies is being
justly censured these days. 1t cowaFdly
10 kiss the poor little helpless things. We'd
rather take something Of our size.-Dans'
vile Breeze.
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REMARKS,

There arc few moro offerings than last week,
the number constituting a fairy full supply TOT
the needs Of the market, rs the demand IL gCner'
ally reported As only moderate. The quality Is
like that Of l.st weeks oloilUgs-s6mC I W dealers
complaining OF the size OF their htgs btinG mthes
large; those wglshlpg IS Ito 10 lbs helpg thoSG
most dCsiied NOW by hulchtn. PilCcs range ut
Hi1gGj5c net
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-12

There are thousands and thousands OF
young men admirably adapted for sheriffs.
Their propensity for hanging up their
creditors amply attests this fact.-Nsw
York NcUs.
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The arrivals during the week amounted to 3El7
bead, against 2,Sn Inst week and SlOl head the
corresponding week OF last year, aud the sales were
2,It0 head, against l,yIO last week and Is5 head
the corresponding week Of last year. aud were as
follows:
To Baltimore 90
To country 400
To Eastern 100
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A Massachusetts, gunsmith advertises "a
perfectly safe boys gun" But a perfectly
safe boy is very unsafe when he has gun.
-N0rrist0wn Herald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-12

The trade has bccu only i,ir on the Hill to-day,
Monday, show a decline in tops and ialr butcher
cattle Of lEc, ora shade more. Common aud me.
dInm were Oh larger fraction, the former NC and
medium AGHc, as to quality Of the hunGhes Us
made IN Thvfu wcro rome tetter tops than there
were last week but In the increase Of the oerIngs
common cattle were fully represented. Prices
81 Scat % per 100 lbs, most sails ranging from ~
10 iLSc,
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.lrnRnAY. pEcEMBER s. lss6,

nsv 10 o'clock A. n, at the front door Of
oeg IanIt House Of Ohio county, o. public auction
the I9In drsoribed properly, that Is % say:
The ,Ss, Ice OF parcel Of ground ying n Diyls
Ion ~, oT,hS iaSpp hi dwell estate and addition
divisions divisions u "a he UIty Of Wheeling, aud known a
tatieLiV,H tSt Of lot numbefed hxty'thre! a.. u
me NOM f3 in aid Bubdivisions 70 the sad City Of
S%ISSs I'M Upon which Is erect. TWO sory 1TicH
tnLntitns house, containing four rooms Ano Il
dNsnlnS r,tie believed 10 10 peife
EiEIv" ~ sGLE-Une-hRf the ofpurchafe money
,n,Sb moIe as the purchaser may e!ec! 70 pay
o. 8 ~ an The uaY u safe md the Ietdue IN one
Ee v-i rom the day Of e. with iItefss rom n SSd
Jay III .TurIty for the payment Of said deferred
IS't,ilInt d! aud interest. ~, ,,,,ayp 1.,,,,.o
VIII HAuEE, Ancttone.r: 4os
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THIS PAPER p howell GH cS e Ssw 81 S
Advertising bureau % Spruce sE w9srs SdSS5tl'ns
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"This car can't wait for ladies' to kits
good.hy," is tho ungallant legend that or
naments horse cars in come western cities.
Richmond State,
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NEW YoSK, Nov. Il.-In some respects tho mar
ket Is better as the inquiry for COAisG yarn cOtton
shows st OK les abundant than thought and every
day Is rejecting larger number Of looms employed
on contract kna the Te9a st BY cnnvereIS IS by no
IpcAuE satiSged. Wooden goods Ia all Departments
Grc IN llybt demand hit through deliveries u
good bui lress Is being rtttiruCd,
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~ WAS most ready to return blow and
would not brook at all this sort OF thing"
for l knew | could cure all damages with
Salvation Oil, % conta,
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Home Proof.

Kidney and Liver Diseases and RheumatiSm.-
5nlerCd Notwithstanding seemed 10 help mel
could not get out Of bed. Dr. Smith cured me-"
ZEPH. PHILLIPS, Wheeling, W. Va.
CatRrTh, PolynuS OF Nose, Impaired VOice;-Sut'
lered for yean; patent medicine failed TO help me-
DR.. Smith completely cmTcd me" e. ,
CHARLES CHADDUCK,
OF speidel & Co, Wheeling, W. Va.
Dyspepsia and Ulcerated Stomach.-"frcatIoeut
for years failed TO give nio relief Dr. Smith cured
me" THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent.
cured me-" LOUIS F. %AsHiSGT0N.
scrofula, Running sors on Head.-"My son was
afflicted for fourteen year,: Nothing seemed 10
Mrs. CATHERINE GAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va
Cancer-"Suhered for years with Cancer, Had Il
cut out three times. ltFetuFped After each opera
ton. DR.. Smith cured me without knlie, cAnG:lc or
Piles, Flstula Of AnuS-FlGt on my back for IS
weeks Reported dying. Or. 5mlth cured ms
without knife In i've weeks rpou. q oo1vtN
Wholesale Grocer, Main ST., Wheeling, ". SA.
Ulcemtions Of Rectum, ProlApSus and Piles
"Was given up to die and pronounced incurable.
Or. Smith cured me Without knife"
WASHINGTON DELASY, Martins Ferry.
Rev. Il. o. Ladd wrttes:-"Dr, Smiths probes
SIGNAL services IN my family have been most EatlS
factory, and commend him to all Is a gentleman
Nm, Margaret kolk says: ~ had been suffering
for seven years aud treated by many phy8iCiAns for
dyspepsia, Dr.. Smith taid had tape worm, and
In eight houB removed monster l0g feet long"
Female ComplalntS.--Three years In hospitals for
females, give me peculiar advantages IN such Cases
Persons cured Of camrrh, diseases Of heart, liver
stomach, kidneys, skin, blood nervous affections
and weaknesses OF men and youth, BcrofuIA and
asthma testify 70 my success.
Piles cured without the kniie.
Patients at distance may be treated by letter and
satisfaction guaranteed A chart for sclt.cXanlinn.
ton sent on receipt oil TWO three-cent stamps and
advice returned free.
Consultation al once Tree. ottice hours from A
Y. 10 Z 2. NJ, daily, Call on or address,
JOHN K. SMITH, MD,
No. 1901 Chapllne st., Wheeling, ". Va.
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n,pl,SrEEls SALE.

J. .o, Dsed OF Trust made by Theodore
b. yiftneSS a v.TS hIs wife, 10 the undersigned
LfuaSSa sisi he SOIh day oil September. ISIS and
u.. efy IN The Clerks Office Of tie County Conr!
TcNt siS county West Virginia In Deed Of Trust
O. S!.o ~" "a ii psge S26, / Min Deii on
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Cotton.

NV YoRK, Nov. ll-COlton: futures closed
quiet aud steady and Gas l00c lower than yeSter'
9 ale; February . &c; March 1850; April O7lGj
Ma! $50; June lO0lc.
CINCINNATI, O.. Nov. ll.-cottOn quiet; nlddllnE
Wv Lead.
NV YoNE. Nov. ti.-Iead fEms common 81 o.
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Oh is going up, except the castor variety,
which Is still going down. 1t occasionally
comes up only 10 be replaced by another
dose.--DantVilic Breeze.
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Rn1s rl4s
Or, N01'S French POWOE9S,

WIN cure piseGeS o: tao gidncyr Grn7cl, s!eat
Structures, and al Dr!ENy and prCttrNl pis6ASeS
Nervous and Physical Debility, SGirinG Weakness
Los Of ViSOY, Premature Decline IN aSD, Early
Decay, Inrotcnoy c4;lSod By errors OF yoats, CT
AND neae, ulcers 0TypHoAs, seTSialGi tettef, salt
rheun. snd all blood and skin dis1AAcS FGtNhls
Weakness gpEctliy cured. GoaorbeB cured In 5
dkys. Price o on, Sold IN Wheeling. W Va, By
I, ?. BooEfEs, LOGAN o., DTugRlsS Sent y
mail ANNlRd W
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4 PITTSBURGH DIyI.

WHEELING 4 PITTSBURGH DIV.
w BlOE, B.4O.
On and after JUNE n, 1886 passenger trains will
run rs tOllows-WheellEg uDie:
For Ptt;ShuFgh-I:t1 4. m, S:3S y. m. tEiy; 7:i6
4. NJ, an p. m, daily except Sunday.
For WaSninGtnn-S :0S y. M. daily except Sunday.
From PitubnKh-tl:0o a. m, sos y. m, ds.ly
e1ocpt Annday; lo1b p. ~, daily; g:0b D. N. daily.
Ffotn WAGhlnRton-P:06 q. M, daily; II G5 a. M,
Goo p H. daily except Sunday; 1918 D. H., daily,
Z X. LORI, General tRlgepapF Agent
3, DUNLAP, General sup';,
'. ]. LANE TrAv. pAG. Act, wheeling.
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@omaisstou gaerehants,


3. DAypiRoKI, O. D, BsognRoF,
eenSFal. Old. Egglsst0n son, spccikJ.
u. DAVENPORT s. CO.,
COMMISSION
iOS!srs Tn srAtn, Flour seedI, Provisions, CnsOsa
and DTtOi frui1.
So - wIauTHcTnN A. rN'oasn
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A Ii KINDS OF book AND JOB
"A PRINTING neatly aud promptly executed n
1a HFHLlaEEon jon oERI9S
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MoundEville accommodation leaves wheeling At
l1:s5 a: IN. and arrives at AoundEyille Al nIb p,
N. daily except sunday.
Warrington accommodation at i:lQ p. nj.
Z0ucsville accommodation leaves Wheeling
7;sS a. IN. and $40 p m. BellAlfe At $40 r. m.
t:lS p. M, daily except Sunday.
1925 p. Ii. Train through 10 Cincinnati without
change, with y. d o. Sleeper through 70 Cincinnati.
u, d o. Sleeping CBra on all through trims
Through Coach from Wheeling 10 Cincinnati on
No. . leaving Wheeling AZ s;l6 4, a., arriving u
Cincinnati NJ 6:SOR n.
Close connections arc made for all Iolnh South
and Southwest, North and Northwest making tbs
desirable ionte for coiontyts and penonB moving
70 the great Vest aud 70 whom particular attention
u given.
Ttokeb to all principal points nn sale at Depot
Depot Ticket Office.
Taos G. BURKE, Ticket Agent b & 0 Depot.
JOAN I. LANE TINY. Passenger Agent
Z. 7. DRVRIES. Gcneml AEent MhesllnY.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Las Ia ss.;....s:l gses;;;a
Tine table corrected " JULY 5, 1880. Trans
leave Panhandle Station, foot Of Eleventh street,
aeaI public landing, a. loll0WE-CentrRl Standard
HmG-Whlch Is IS minutes slower than wheeling
soIHs eoUTd.
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Mehtcal.
nledtcal.
DIR. j. Il. SMITH,
No. 14O4 Chapline Street,
Near Fourteenth Street.

The best evidence Of phystctsn'S success d the
testimony of his patients, The increasing de-
mAnds for my professional services prove that have
dealt honorbiy and fairly with those who have
consulted me. never useR patients name with.
out permission, though have many hundred Ger.
u6CAtes from those whom have cured after they
had been pronounced incilrable. A thorough med
teal education with many years hospital experience
and familiarity with theraputc Ageut, close OBJ
servante Of tefnperamental pecullGridcs and strict
attention 70 hygienie management insuTeS success,
cure Ia possible, and frankly give the patient my
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Che gltteLLlaet!1en.
THE AFTERMATH.

oweol No.. IS mud 81 Fourteenth street.
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CHICAGO, ill.,, Nov. 1.-THE DroprS' Journal re.
ports: Cattle-RecelptS 700 head; shipments 1900
head; market slow and weak; shipping steers
o iUaj 81; Eocken and feeders 81 4Oai %; IhTouVh
Texans 10 cents higher II 5! b0a3 30; western
rangers firm; natives aud halI breeds g COAL 50;
cows s. fOk3 10; wIntered Texans 81 C0A3 30, Hogs
Receipts 1900 head: shipments 1850 head;
market active; good grGdes 90 higher; rough and
mtxed IS Sta3 . n; packing s. Sa3 Is; light
weights @ 3OlS 70; skip. 81 5Oa9 co. Sheep-Re.
ccipH 5000 head; shipments 800 head; market
steady; natives q 4OaS TO- western 81 G0a3 20;
Texans 81 76a3 10,
EAST LlBERIY, Pa, Nov. ll.-Cattlc fairly active
and firm prime S Goa 25 fair to good s. 6ai 80;
common % 2ja375, receipts va head; shipments
$50 head; shipments 70 New York yesterday
- cara HoGs dull; Philadelphia s. 7bGS is; York.
ems % 6laa 20 receipts O. 0l head; shipments 2,
500 head; EhlpmenG to New York yesterday Is
cAs. sheep; GLOW prime s. 5Gl3 rs: fair to good
s. OOa3 25i commOnR t 6OIasl o.. Lambs S95OGi 30;
accepts lao head; BhipmcuB 200 head.
CINCINNATI, O., Nov. l1.--HogI quiet; common
and Light e. 6jaS as; packing and butcnen 50 I0a
70, receipts 1889 head AhipmOnts 100 head.
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Arrivals this 80
Arrivals last week ATS
Arrivals ono year
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BRApToRD,P Pa, Nov. 1l.-0pened at 81 o71t; closed
at 81 0T5S; highest 81 075%; lowest 81 06n; runs
not reported; total shipmSntI a. tss bArr1iG chart
eB 0.t6g barrels; cleAranCCs 2,2J6, 900 barrels,
rrTnBuRuH, Pa, Nov. il.-petrolcum dun but
m National trRnSl. certificates OuOned Of 81 O1I
closed at 81 Oi9i; highest q o.; lowest 81 "a.
TTTvsyILLE, Pa, Nov. I.-Opened At 81 os; hiRh.
eat 81 0S; lowest 81 t6M; closed Of 81 ON; ship
menS 72is barrels; charters $500 barrels.
NEW YoRK, Nov. IL Petroleum aEm; unIIeG
closed at 81 or
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oyYIcS oy tbs C4IyEsToS LIVE s7ucE YARDS, |
MoAD4Y, NoY. 9, 1885. s
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-19
J. Is. EATON. OHIO. THURSDAY. MARCH 10, 1885,
POSTAL PROVISIONS,
Doubles the Weight of Letters'at the Two
Cent Rate and Reduces the Pound Rates
onNewspapers One-Half.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-The following
is the clause in the Post.off1ce bill changing
letter and newspaper postage in the form
In which it was reported from the confer
ence and passed. 1t will be seen that it dou-
bles the weight of letters at the two-cent
rate, doubles the weight and reduces the
rate one-half on drop letters at offices where
there is no free delivery, and reduces the
pound rate on newspapers one-half: "That
upon all matter of the first class. as
defined by Chapter 1S0 of the laws OF Con-
gress, approved March 8, 1879, entitled:
An act making appropriations for the
service of the Postof1ce Department for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1880, and for
other purposes and by that act declared
subject to postage at the rate of three cents
for each half ounce OF fraction thereof and
reduced by the act of March 3, 1888, to two
cents for each half ounce or fraction there
of, postage shall be charged, on and
after the 1st day of July, 1885, at the rate
of two cents for each ounce or fraction
thereof; and drop letters shall be mailed
at the rate of two cents per ounce or frac-
tion thereof, including delivery at letter
carrier offices, and one cent for each ounce
or fraction thereof, where free delivery by
carrier is not established. That all publi-
cations of the second class, except
as provided in Section % of said
thereof and from the Office of publica-
tion, including sample copies, or when sent
from news agency to actual subscribers
thereto, or to other news agents, shall, on
and after July 1, 1885, be entitled to trans
mission through the mails at one cent a
pound or fraction thereof, such postageto be
prepaid, as now provided by law. And any
article or item in any newspaper or other
publication may be marked for observation,
except by written or printed words, with
out increase of postage"