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Pork Packing Establishment
FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

ONE OF THE BEST ESTABLISHMENTS FOR
" Packing Pork in Northern California. All
necessary fixtures and appliances on the ground
for a thorough prosecution of the business.
Certain market for all cured meatthat the esLab-
hshmt mt can producer has done a successful
business for several successive seasons ana is to
be disposed of now only on account of the death
of former proprietor. For further particulars
address UNION HOTEL, Nevada City, Cal.
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Fine Fruit Land For Sale.

1858 HeEfs belt 2edf IN vaaaTd PaE Eo5 5r sad
exchange for sacramento city prOpeIty.-A-
INQUIRE at 40 X street, I'm
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RANCH FOR SALE OR TO LET.

Oon ACRES IN SACRAMENTO COUN- 81,
OUU ~, on the Cosumnes river: two "?
miles from Sheldon; known as the Pierce L.
Ranch; 400 acres plains land and 400 acres bot
tom land about $50 acres summer fallOWed; all
well fenced; there is q Frame Dwelling house,
creek runs through the center of the ranch, and
plenty of timber on the place; only Is miles
from sacramento city; will lease for term Of
year or sell; terms reasonable. For norma
ton, terms. etc, address
sl.Iw. JOHN ]. EASTMAN, Elk Grove.
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MUSIC FOR TONIGHT

IU-HTSHL tiIC IUIIU NIIIS PIUS ttIIII IIIU UI
music will be rendered:
l. March, Eureka "..................,....Graff
, Overture, " Caballo de Bronze e"-....-."Auber.
3 Waltz, Blue Alsatian Lamothe.
4. Descriptive March, La Turque, '.......Mozart.
G. Selection, 90, Fair Dove ..........Schlepegrei.
:. Humorous March, THE Jolly Copper
smith {by reqGeStl.. ......Peters.
s. Waltz Spring Flowers Pettee.
O. Selection. Plantation Echoes ...-Conterno.
10. Gallop, Surf" Robinson.
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REMEMBER,
EVENING OPENINCI

Edwin ~. A-l@i % &c Co
SACRA MENTO. 1p-if
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AND SELECT YOU A PIECE OF IMPROVED
OR UNIMPROVED FARMING LAND.

No. I73.-yye have subd'yided beautI-
tully situated tract OF land, adjoining the
town Of Clipper Gap Placer county, into tracts
of 20 ard 40 acres. which we are Offering for
SIS and so per acre. This land is capable of
producing Fruits of all kinds, from Berries TO
Oranges. without irrigation The neaTnesS
Of he land to depot makes II very desirable,
and an opportunity not often had. Map In our
oillce.
No. J74.-fS 00o.-One-half cash and bal
sIce on time to suit purchaser; $50 acres in
Guba county, miles south OF Marysville, on
county road; all good Grain land well wa
tered the year round; School on one corner of
tract; gooG Dwelling, large Barn, Wagon
house, Chicken-house, Blacksmith shop and
numerous Outbuildings.
no. l75.-S2G per acre.-So scres Grain
land, near krkwood. Shasta county. VIII
trade ior Sacramento city property
No. 1S7.-S55 per acre.-55 acres 3 miles
south of Auburn. Placer county; Is acres
cleared: ell tlllable: fenced into two fields;
Dwelling OF three rooms: fair Stable, Sheds,
Chicken-house and outbuildings Will trade
for Bay property.
No. 19e.-Ss00.-2o acres upimproved
land in Placer county . miles south of All
evidences OF the superior quality of the land
is shown by the growth OF Fruit Trees and
Vines planted on the adjoining tracts within
the last two years.
No. 193.-i,S2 acres of land In Nevada
county, near Wbeatland This place is well
adapted to Cattle Range being well fenced
and having an abundance Of water the year
round. The land Is well timbered. giving
protection to stock IN winter or summer
Price, $4,000 There are 26 Horses; so head
Cattle. IS head of Hogs; ~ Chickens and
number of Farming Tools, Wagon and Buggy
can be purchased at reasonable price.
No. 1851 ,90O.-3S Acres Fruit Land;
500 trees; all fenced; no buildings: good WE'LL
near LooInis. Placer county, Cal; two miles
from railroad.
No. I94.-S350. Acres of Fine Fruit
land, eigibly situated on the Auburn and Sac
ramento road, 1% miles from Auburn Post
Office; lovely building spot. Only q short
distance from irrigation ditch.
No. IG0.-S5, ,500-240 Acres, 4 miles from
Placeryiile, III Dorado county: 5000 vines; 5
acres in fruit trees mostly apples and Bartlett
pears; 700 young trees; 20 acres alfalfa; $50
acres cleared; $50 acres tilable; fenced into
four fields; good dwelling and stable. Owner
has an eighth interest IN ditch which VIII irri-
gate 80 acres. This place Is on q wagon road
hnlf n mile from schnOl. .hnlISe.
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%iVrtoV-I OF ~ htfFN VI Ifukt Lauu III
The weli-known Winters region; 5 acres in
Vineyard, Is acres i'll orchard, y acre in Ber-
ries, . acres Alfalfa, besides Il Orange trees,
Japanese Persimmon trees. All fenced and
cross-fenced into three fields; 2 Dwellings,
large Stable, Barn; Grauary. The dwelling
sbrubbery, which. in case of need. can be
easily watered from hydrants conveniently
located in different parts of the yard. There
are large Windmills, tanks, and tank
house, and all necessary outbuildings. The
climate is good. and well adapted to fruits
Scale. eodlin moth and other fruit pests are
unknown.
For SO per Acre-16o acres, 3 miles
from Kirkland. on line of railroad, Tehama
county. Take one-third cash.
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FOR SALE, FARMS F!

316 acres in Placer county, about Ave
miles frUm Lincoln; 100 acres of which are in
alfalfa, and can put in so acres more; plenty
Of timber, and q creek runs through the whole
length of the place; improvements consist of
Frame Dwelling of six rooms, two Barns,
Cattle and Wagon Sheds, a Dairy House. with
all utensils for making cheese and butter,
along with thirty Cows. fifteen Calves, eight
Horses, three Wagons. Hay Press, Sulky Rake,
Hogs and Fowls Can be purchased for SI5.-
900; without the personal property $4,000.
$50 acres, at sI2A per acre, near the
town of Sheridan, Placer county; all under
good hog fence; spring of living water run
ming through the place. and plenty of timber
on the place; with Frame Dwelling, Barn
and other outhouses, vineyard, good bear
ing Orchard ss the Improvements.
w. II. AN,
REAL ESTATE SALESR00M,
No. 3S5 , .........Sacramento, Cal.
P. BOIL +. G. WATEKHOuSE
jeS-lptf
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NOR sALE-AN ALTH0UsE WINDMILL, IN
Z good running order, with all necessary
framework to hight of 30 feet; also, Wooden
Tank capacity 5000 gsllons), with framework;
Will be sold cheap as owner has no further use
for them Inquire at this Office. IF
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fcosTINUEp ON yougIu rAsx.l
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LIVE STOCK ENTRIES.

Below is 4 complete list of the horses en-
tered for premiums in the several classes OF
Department One. The entries Of other
kinds of stock, poultry, etc, will be pub
lished latter:
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TfOR SALE,-ONE- 6-HORsE POWER PORT
l. able Engine and Boiler; horse Truck
and a light Buggy; all second hand but in good
order. Would take In exchange wood coal, hay
or grain, Apply at d. GARDENERS, 411 street
1ntf
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-12

corset has lessened the vital capacity. ]
saw fine illustration of this a few days
since, when l called upon a lady whose
literary labors are wonderful. She received
me in neat but loose dress, in which
every organ of the body had full play. She
rejoieed in her perfect physical freedom.
She ran up and down stairs with the light
ness Of child, and felt no palpitation OF
heart or oppression of lungs Later in the
day she dressed to 90 out upon the street
with me, and put on a corset. Il do II in
Difference to the opinion of my friends, :"
she explained. ''They complain if out
rage their sense of propriety by appearing
without one, but do penance all the time
wear it"
We started of at her usual brisk pace,
but in very little while she said to me:
Il can't walk so fast when I've q corset
on. can't breathe, you SEE" And so
to accommodate her diminished powers OF
breathing we slackened our pace, and soon
she commenced to look weary, her CHEEKY
Laugh became less frequent, her face began
TO wear an anxious look; her vital capacity
was lessened, and her whole system felt
the effect of it. Il could accomplish
nothing at all, +" said she, IF l were COM
PEELED TO wear a corset at my work"
asked a young lady to sing for me the
other day. With some hesitation and
bushes she excused herself, saying: Real
ly, shall be obliged to decline; the fact
is, am just breaking in a new corset, and
it hurts me so l can hardly live" Why
do you wear it, then?'' ''Oh, I'd look so
odd without q cOrsetw
To me she would look far better, for |
could see that her health was failing, her
cheeks paling, her nerves starving for the
vital breath of Gods pure air, which the
corset was shutting oct of her lungs.
eve girls are always glad to undo our
corsets and draw long breath at night, "
said one frank girl to me. 1--WE don't wear
them tight; we can put our hands up I'M
der them always; but it does seem so good
to get them OFF and breathe just as big as
we can"
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PRODUCE.
heehng.

The market is quiet and prices, except in
a few instances, remain the same ~ At our
last report There has been large rush
of green stuff at lower prices this season
than for many years past, and while the
demand is good low prices are the rule.
The quotations on sweet pOtatO0Saud water
melons are for Eastern stock. The prizes
quoted below are wholesale tigures aud all
green stun Is home raised. The
quotations are changed on Tuesdays and
Fridays, although the prices are subject
to fluctuations between those days.
Butter-Dcmand good; choice creamery,
llal2c; country choice lOallc; good cOun-
try TlSc; common 3I5c; supply scarce.
Beeswax quoted at 222a2lc per pound.
Beans-Hand picked navy 81 lOal p
per bushel; unstable.
Dried Fruit--New evaporated pared
peaches l7alSc; impaired do lOal2c; r1iSp-
berries l7alSc; blackberries Ease: new sun
dried apples, quartcred, Haze, sliced 4a5c;
peaches, new halves, 4la54c; do quarters l
a5c: do pared l5alSc; pitted cherries saJc;
new eyaporated apples safe Market on
dried fruit nominal; demand moderate.
CheeSe-Sales in a jObbing way Of prime
mild Ohio factory at SIC; New York la
he; Sweitzer 10al3c; Limberger sal2c.
Egys-Strictly fresh stock ut to lOc per
daz. supply fair and demand slow.
Feathers Choice, 5Oa55c, in original
packageS; 4a5c more in small lots.
Honey-ChOice white clover, l3alic;
choice buckwheat, l2al4c.
.PotatOes-ChOice new home raised, 81 w
nj - Der bbl. demand slow.
Poultry-Live chickens, old s. OOa3 p
per dozen; spring chickens, 81 5Ca2 90;
good demand.
Rags-Steady at Halle for white mixed
cotton; 1al!e for all wool and Halle for
mixed.
Seeds-Hungarian 81 l. per bushel;
Golden Millet 81 - per bushel.
Lard-COuntry prime, 54a6c; demand
fair
Apples-Green, per Dbl. choice new,
77:rLSl 90; common 5Oa75c per barrel; de-
mand dull.
Onions-New, Coarse per bushel; slow
demand.
Cabbage-At 75c per Dbl; demand
slow.
Peaches-Per crate 81 25al 80; demand
fair; supply scarce.
Roasting Ears-Per dozen 1Oal2c; de
mand good.
Tomatoes-Per bushel, 25a5Oc; demand
good.
Plums-At 81 Pal 30 per bushel crate;
one-half bushel baskets 75c; demand sup
ply scarce.
Huckleberries-At 65a15c per bucket;
demand good and supply same.
Pears-BuShel crates, 81 90; barrels,
s. 30; Bartlett pears, So 80 per barrel; de-
nand fair; supply scarce.
Cucumbers-At 12al5c per dozen; de-
mand good.
demand good; supply light
Sweet potatOes-S4 25a4 so per barrel
Watermelons-S2OO Oa25 90 per hundred.
~ New York.
NEW YORK, August 1l.-Flour-Re-
eeipts 17,4ll barrels; exports l,S09 bar
rels, 1871 sacks; market dull at aaioc
per barrel lzwer; sales 1875 barrels.
wheat-Receipts 2i3, 400 bushels; ex-
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

y County Of Ohio towit: In the Circuit Court
Of Ohio County August RULES, ls>6.
Perry A. HAYS, plaintiff
Cleveland. Tuscarawas Valley and
Wheeling Railway Company, In ,hsns,.,y
and Sclah Chamberlain. Trustee
for Cleveland nIScarawas Val
ley and Wheeling Railway
COMPANY. defendants.
The object of this suit : to sihjc',t IN the pay
ment ana satisfaction of the paintif's claim
against the defendant. the Cleveland, TuscaraMas
Valley ami Wheeling Railway Company Tor hNc
hundred forty seven dollar and tny-cight GENTS
tSpI1. So. with Interest On hNc hundred dollars,
part therCOf nom the ihirl day oI May, A. u:
iSs1 and the custs of this suit, the Interest ana
estate o( the said Cleveland, IuscaraNas Valley
and Wheeling Railway company IN that tract &c
parcel " land situated in Webster district, In the
city Of Wheeling, ohio county, West Virginia,
| known rs the Wheeling and wcs Wheeling
Ferry property, which property Lies sowh al
! TuritV-t,aIrth sirret, north of Twenty-siNth
| Str,ri and west III Water stppI in said city And
| i! apprarinC frun affidavit hlCi III THIS cause
! that the defendant, the Cleveland, Tuscarawas
Valley aud " hccliug Railway company u lot
I rign corporation, aud the defendant Sclah nam
| Irrain l. not "A resident at The Stale al N,Ni VII
| giuia aud they not having been -rNSi Win rrp
rtS> iu this suit motion OF the pahtlr, 10y ms
I.~nlirinrs hi, OPlrr uf publication j. enl'r~i
| against the said defendants and II Is oniend
! that the said defendants. cleveland, Tusrafa"as
/ Valley and Wheeling Railway Company, AMI
Srlah Chamberlain, Trustee inT Cleveland. Ius-
| rHruwHs valley ni'u INVITING ha''Na. 49, !,
do APPEAR here within one month ai,cF the date oi
/ the ir>i pulcaIion III this opicr and do " hai u
necessary t. protect their Interests IN THIS sun
IL il further uplvrri that this uplCr Ia Pnbli>hcd
! and ,oSicl a. required by Law.
witness, Jnirn " Mitchell clerk NJ the Circuit
Court Of ohio county. West Virginia, nj the Court
! Hons nf sad county. this fourth day "i August,
| lS>i tn.Wit. August kulc>, lNSt
| JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
! Published the mt time August Ith, Isl.
| Mt,~I.- JOHN " MITCHELL Clerk.
! j. r. MCpo>tLp AMI ER>NiNES ALLISON, sollc'
| iiurN for Complainant hugsa"'
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STATE SECURITIES-Qulet and heavy.
RAILROADS-Werev very dull and gener
ally heavy; sales -, 422 900.
STOCKS-A large amount of money which
had been placed on call ut low rates WAS
called in this morning the evident intcn-
ton being To take advantage of the higher
rates now ruling. This caused the throw
ing over of considerable long stock, and
~ London was a free bidder again to-
day, the purchasers failed TO head the
market, and the afternoon witnessed
general decline. First prices this
morning were generally from to I per
cent higher thln the closing of last night,
but Reading Missouri, Kansas and Texas
each were up per cent. In the afternoon,
however, decided weakness OVerSprcad
the entire list, and the market closed weak
at or near the lowest figures reached.
The final prices show declines for almost
everything on the active list, Cleveland,
Columbus. Cincinnati and indianapolis
being down II. Omaha and Colorado coal
each per cent.
Adams Express, III; American Express,
1OSl Central Pacific A. Chesapeake and
Ohio 81 do preferred, lirstS 49,; do seconds
, 49,: Chicago and Alton l4il; do. preferred
$50; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 49,;
/ Cleveland and Columbus, 81! Dclawareand
Hudson, 1901; Denver and Rio Grande
81 Erie 81 do preferred -; TT. Wayne
/ 14S; Illinois Central, l3i!; Lake Erie and
Western, lO4; Lake Shore, sd; Michigan
Central, so; Minneapolis and ST. Louis,
2l; do preferred, AZ; Missouri Pacific,
l11l; New jersey Central, 81; Northern
Pacific 27{; do preferred, 69s Chicago and
Northwestern, 1l35; do preferred, 1l2;
New Yoik Central, 100; Ohio Central,
-; Ohio aud Mississippi, pa; do pre-
ferred, %; Oregon Transcontincntal, y, ;
Pacific Mail, 5Gi; Panama, %; Peoria ID.
Il f.. 26!; Pittsburg, l5l; Pullman Pal
ace Car. l35; Reading, 26i; Rock ISL
and. l26; St. Louis and san Francisco,
27i; do preferred, 5s!; do first preferred,
40; st. Paul. Minneapolis and Mime
sofa. ia; st. Paul and Omaha 4-l; do
preferred. llOl; Texas Pacific, l5i; Union
Pacific, a6!; United States Express, G3l
Western Union Telegraph, 664.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-12
ATCALVERTON YARDS.

BEEF CATTLE.-The number of the of
ferings to-day was ample for the demand,
in view of the varied sentiment rs 10 the
market day. though the sales wece quite uT
to the expectations Of the advocates OF
MONDAYS market The quality of the
offerings was scarcely of rs good IN aver
are rs last week. and there was but a
shade different in prices rs compared with
ualueS ruling them. We quote at 81 Ola
) 90, with most sales ut So coal % pei
100 lbs.
Prices for Beef Cattle ranged rs follows
Best BeeveS At 81 15aj 90; those generally
rated first quality 81 25a4 -; medium OF
GOOD fair quality s. coal %; ordinary thin
steers, oxen and COWS 81 O9l2 -. En-
IRENE range Ofprices s. j0a5 %. Most OF
the sales were from S. to 81 % pei l0
pound.
OF the cattle received some 721 head
came from Virginia, Is from Maryland
30 from West Virginia, l95 from Ohio,
and 4l2 from Kentucky. Total receipts ioi
the week 4457 head, against 2239 last week,
and 1853 head same time last year.
OF the offerings 46S head were taken by
Baltimore butchers, ls3 by country dealers
and 81 head by Eastern buyers. Tota
sales for the week 705 head, against l, IL
last week, and 1,l2O head same time last
year.
SwINE-There is a fair increase in the
receipts of hogs this week over last week
and slight improvement in the quality o
the offerings. Trade has been fairly active
with the fair receipts, and prices show NJ
appreciable change since last week. W.
quote common rough hogs ut CACHE, fn
at G3a6Ia. and the better grades at 6sa64,
per Id net. Arrivals this week ), SIS heaC
against 5,O97 last week, and 4,O0s heaC
same time last year.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-Trade IN Sheel
has been good this week. The offering
are largely in excess of last Mondsy' S
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TAKE YOUR CORSET OFF.
Some Excellent HyEIenic Advice to the
Ladies'.

Ladies'.
Dr.. Rary l. ALet ia LIcn'ld ~ HnuEA'
.O. dear. l don't know what Is the
matter with me. / am so tired all the
time can't stand anything. | can walk
three blocks. l have neuralgia every
little while. I'm good for moth
mo and vet there seems TO
~ no disease about me. l wish You
,sII me what ais me-" The speaker WAS
/, beautiful Girl. about nineteen years old.
Nature had intended her for magnificent
,,e,imen of wOmanhOOd. She was not
- than five feet seven inches in height,
ant with shoulders and hips broad IN pro-
norton. she measured only twenty-five
inches around the waist. =,
OF eourse. she asserted that she did not
,lross t;gbt. hut when told that in order TO
have good health she must leave OH ne,
,orsats. she rebelled. Why, how WouiH
I Look without 4 corset she eNcialnleu'
I'D be a perfect fright" What reply was
her. IN he made TO 80 convincing \ state
nent9 But by the light Of science her
whole body was Illuminated, and 20 the
understanding vision she was a perfect
frigbt as II WAS. j never see such inquire
that | am not reminded of Hiram Power 5
Suery in regard to fashionahly attlred
lady: Il wonder where she pats he'
liver?" A.. ~,
II is easy enough to prove that the
hreotbino capaeity is actually leSSened oy
the corset, even when not worn tight ANY
one who wishes to try the experiment can
ait down and begin to draw IN the deeptst
breath possible. When the mint t % III, tme
corset is reached unelisp IL anu Sc NV =,
widely its clasp can be separated y ane
action of the lungs alone. Then II you
bear in mind that these muscles nave D 81,
weakened by non-use, and that with IIli
liberty they would increase IN streagIn,
Won will be able to imagine how much the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-12

Express Chicago and Coli
Express Chicago and Coli
Express Chicago and Col. =.
GAINESVILLE Accom................
Cambridge Accom-, ......... =.
BELLAlRE < ST. GLARS
WILLIE RY.
ID - -.
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WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, August 10.
There has been no change whatever in
the local market since our last report and
it looks iks the market had settled down
to a quiet state for some time to come.
When the Eastern manufacturers have
made their clearances and set fall prices on
wOolens, there may be quite Frightening
in the market, which until that time will
doubtless remain in the present quiet con-
dition. The market remains firm at same
prices as at our last report rs follows: XIX
washed, 80 to 3Sc; unwashed, one-thiri of;
medium washed, 80 to 33c; unwashed, Is
to zoe.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, August 10.-Wool is
quiet and prices steady; Ohio, Pennsylva-
mia and West Virginia medium 81 laSSc;
New York, Michigan, Indiana and West
ern 36a3Sc; fine washed Delaine and M,
36a3Sc; medium washed cOmbing and De
laine 3Sa40c; coarse unwaShed combing
and Delaine 29a30c.