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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18
A WARNING.
A Word in Time TO the Farmer Voters
OF Mississippi

a Word In Time 20 the Farmer voters
OF Mississippi
From the Chickaaw Messenger
Mississippi is in more danger Of being
dominated by the influences brought 10
bear by parties interested In big appropri.
atoms for her too numerous State institu-
tions, in order that they may have fat sui
aries 20 increase their bank accounts, while
they feed their families, hire their servants
and pay their washing bills out OF the pco-
plc's money, than they are from the bug
bear Of NEGRO rule"
Already we see evidences Of the iactthat
these gentlemen do not intend 10 b. left
out in the cold In the coming campaign,
II active work and shrewd political schcm-
ing, will enable them 10 pull the wool over
the eyes Of the people.
The great farmers movement in this
State, which already numbers in ia Orgnn-
izltion 100, 900 voters, aud which Ia grow.
ing stronger every day, has alarmed the
machine politicians, who, inicnt upon
holding the crank aud pulling the wires
with one hand, while tho other Is thrust
in the treasury above their elbows. arc
casting about them 10 find a candidate for
Governor, who can draw part Oi his sup
port from the tillofs of the soil, and when
elected will become a subeeryicnt tool In
their hands, whereby the reign Of cxtray.
agancc may be continued for another four
years.
10 accomplish this purpose, they know
they must cater 30 the farmer element and
hence they are looking TO find some one
who PROCESSES 20 bc deeply Interested ia
agriculture, with whom they can gull the
| homy-handcd sons Of toll. There arc
hundreds Of men IN Mississippi whose inter.
csts arp thoroughly and s1lcly Identified
with the farmers OF the State. bu; a farmer
pure and simple would not Oh the ball.
A man Il wanted who holds with the
| farmers aud runs with the machine; who
proicsses to bo identified with the work.
ingmen. but il really in sympathy with the
treasury cormofanls, and the army Oi OIL.
cials, appointces, employees and hangers.
ON. in. around aud about our State inslilu-
tons. together with their uncles, cousins
and aunta are determined "a find such d
man and launch him into the canvass nj
an carly day.
Should they succcod In their little
Hcbcme, taxes will be increased and d
state debt piled up for the next four year
In q greater proportion than for the past
eight wears, for the election Of their candi
date will be- construed into an indonrmcn
OF the extravaganza Of the present admin
istrniion and demand for is continuance
1be number II officials would then be- In
creased, their salaries would be- raised, ~,
appropriations would necessarily be large
and the producers oi the State would b,
forced 10 pas the cxpcnges.
We warn the tax payers OF the Stat
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PERSONA POINTS.

Mrs. Many SrAIvBAcK, Of Little Rock.
Ark, is visiting relatives in this city.
Miss SwownrN, OF Baltimore, il the
guest OF Mrs. ID. III. Posloni Ill Vance
street.
VIsIroms on Change yesterday: n. L.
Avery, Osceola., Ark; r. A. Spiccr Bart
lett, Tenn; 4. G. Carter Cotton Plant,
Mo
MRs. JOSEPHINE MEADE arrived on the
10th from Fort Smith, Ark, where she
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. y.
NJ. Mitchell.
CHAs. lIALsTEAD, Paducah, KY; G.
Arthur Johnston, New York; ii. II.
Wright, Mississippi; j. II. Brooks, Ar
kansas; James Lynch, st. Louis; A. A.
Ieeper, Springfield. ILL.,; X. A. Stevens,
J. ID. TODD, Dycrsburg, Tenn., are at
Gaston's.
TnE Emma Abbott Company; Morris
Frost, cincinnati; S. 4. Walton, New York;
A. 4. Paitison, New Orleans; ID. NJ.
Knowles. Louisville; ID. i. Hunt and
daughter, Greenyille; Ms. Alcon and
daughter, Eagles Nest, Miss, and W. T.
Cruce, 81. Louis. are at the Peabody.
LIEUT.. RUSSELL PETTfBoNE, OF the Petit
CITY. combining business with pleasure.
His business is to provide the rigimenial
officers Of the Second Tennessee Regiment
with uniforms, and his pleasure is the fact
OF his being an honored guest oil the
Chicknsaw Guards.
wM II. Bell. Of Chester, Pa, died in
this city on Wednesday morning, after an
illness OF about two weeks Mr.. Bell had
recently been connected with the Pioneer
Coiton.mlls, where he was well known.
His remains were shipped to Chester, Pa,
20 his relatives, where he had expected 20
have gone last week.
T.. s. HUNS, Trenton, Tenn. n. T.
Shotwell, West Plains, Mo-; 4. Wheeler,
st. Louis, Mo-; G. +. Chapman, J. Pollard,
J. Bierdcn and W. l.. Farrin, Of Pope,
Miss; ]. T.. Gillespie. Ripley, Tenn; Mrs
NJ. l.. Barnes. Miss Lizzie Barnes aud
| Miss Georgia Davis, Of Emporia, Kas., arr
among the arrivals at Duty's European
Hotel.
W. W. HALLocK aud vile, New York;
w. +. Blach and wife, Chicago; Harry
Huekins Boston; Shelby Compton, Co
lumbus, Ga; George q. Coffin and II.
! Hanshaw, New York; Charles II. Gold.
| borough, Surgeon u. ;. Marine Hospital
Service, New Orleans. and G.. n. Todd.
] Chicago, were among the guests nj the
New Gayoso yesterday.
ANoSo the prominent arrivals at the
Clarendon are: Col. Geo. w. Kenlcld,
Tennessee; Mai. II. G. Adams, Missouri
7. 4. Stephens, J. W. Finney, Chicago,
! ILL.,; T.. G. Mckay. Mississippi; Capt. Jno.
McIiinnis, Indiana; l.. W. Phillips and
wife, Mississippi; Hon. j. McMannus
Denver, Col; J. &. Abchill, Emma Abbott
Company; o. J. Miller, Grenada
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A LIVELY CONTEST.
Election for onicors and Directors OF the
Memphis Merchants Exchange.

Election for Ohlcors and Directors OF the
Memphis Merchants Exchange.
There was quite lively contest over tho
election of officers and directors OF the
Merchants Exchange yesterday, two OPP
posing tickets being in the field, both
being headed by John VI. Peters for prcs-
dent. There was large amount Of
scratching done, and what was known as
the Pctcrs-Mallory ticket was elected over
the pelers-Ficklen ticket, with the cx-
ception Of one director, T.. c. Buchanan
being elected over II. 4. Tatum. The re-
suit OF the contest was as follows:
Prcsident-John NJ. Peters, OF the
Memphis & Nicksburg Packet Company
and Memphis Brick and Manufacturing
Company.
Vice Prcsidcnt-W. Il. Mallory, Of Nal.
lory, Crawford & Co., Wholesale groccrs.
Directors - Thomas j. Clark, Of VI.
Gavin d Co., wholesale grocers; W, 7.
Brown, of John X. Jpccd & Co, grain; u.
W. Fly, OF Fly, Heron q llobson, whole
sale groccrs; f. W. Brude, OF L. w. BrodC
q Co., brokers; ]. L. Jordan, Of W. \.
Williams d Co, manufacturers OF lumber
etc; l.. II. Doncson, OF l.. Il. Doneson 4
CO.. brokers; W. W. James, of McDavitt,
james d Co., wholesale groccrs; W. II.
Moore, OF Bluff City Insurance Company
insurance: " l.. Rogers, of Bridges, Roger
Il Co.. grain; L. Lowenstcln, of II. Lowon
stein Il Bros, dry goods; l.. {. buchanan
OF l.. &. Buchanan x Co.
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THE FOLLOWING PARTIES
Sell sameison's Chlckasaw Guard
Cigars.

s. 6. Bamherger, druggist, Poplar street,
Bcrcnlz * Co, druggists, Poplar street.
John ASH, saloon, Main and Union; J..
sartorc, saloon. lealc street; Chas. Cicchi,
corner Union and DcSoto; Louis Zonini,
corner Winchester aud Main;J. N.lloward,
grocery. Vance aud Laudefdale; Fransioli
x Badinclo, opp. NJ. Il G. depot; Henry
Luchrmann. Main and Monroe; Gayoso
Hotel Stand, cigar stand; Peabody Hotel
Stand, cigar stand; Moss Rose Cafe. Main
and Union; Fred Corroll, saloon, Jefferson
street; 7. W. Scrugs, druggist, Pop
lar street. George u. Beokiel, Adams
street Tho Chickasaw Guard Cigars an
the finest l0c straight cigar IN the market
aud can always be- found rich and fresh At
above firt-clas dealers. Retail branches.
Luehrmanns Hotel, Peabody Hotel, Gay.
oso Hotel. |. SANErsoN 4 Co.,
Sole Agents, $40 Main Street
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The Teacher

Who advised her pupils to strengthen
their minds by the use OF Ayers Ssr-
saparilla, appreciated tho truth that
bodily health is essential TO mental
vigor, For persons Of delicate and feeble
constitution, whether young or old, this
medicine is remarkably beneficial 30
sure you get Ayers Sarsaparllla.
Every spring and fall | take a num-
Der of bottles Of Ayers SarSaparilla, aud
am greatly benefited g. Mrs. James IL.
Eastman, Stoneham, Mass,
81 have taken Ayers Sarsaparlla
with great benefit To my general health"
Miss Thir2a l.. Crorar, Palmyra, Md.
"My daughter twelve years Of age,
has suffered for the ppst year from
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-18

WurEnN SANITARY COMMISSION, ST. LOWS,
Nov. *. isCl-Mcs,rs. J. a e. Maguirc.
The agents Of this commission have dis
tributcd largely in the army Maguirc's
Bcnnc Plant aud find it the best OF all rem
cdics Tor cholera. diarrhca, dyscntery, etc.
J. &. FuRMAN. See. West. san. Com.
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I,III,

sMiTII-At the Residence IT his son. J. y smith.
~ Cmolinn street. tANUs " ~vfti. aged seventy.
eight YEAR. al q q clock uoon Thursday. January
a., lisa
Funeral from residence this tFRIDAYl evening
NJ O'Clock. Friends aud acquaintance Invited
a. attend.
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Ar1ENp the auction sale Of TonncsscC
Manufacturing Company at No. How
ards Row this morning. Great bargains
can DO secured.
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General Debility.

A few weeks since. we began TO givo
her Ayers Sarsaparilla. Her health has
greatly improved, - Mrs, Harriet II.
Battles, South Chelmsford, Mass,
about n year ago began using Ayers
Sarsaparilla as remedy for debility
and neuralgia resulting from malarinl
exposure In the army, ] was IN a very
bad condition, but six bottles Of the Sar-
saparila, with occasional doses Of Ayers
Pills, have greatly improved my health,
! am now able to work, and feel that l
cannot say too much for your excellent
remedies" ~ +. A, Pinkham, South
Moluncus, Mo.
"My daughter, sixteen years old, u
using Ayers Sarsaparilla with good cf-
feet. '- Rev, =, j. Graham, United
Brethren Church, Buckmnnon, W. Va.
UI suffered from
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"TE NRCiSIA llEmrss," by May Ag.
mes Fleming; "'rhc Man Behind" by
Denison; Raleigh Rivers, Tale Of the
New South. by Stmyer, and THE House
OF Secrets" by Mrs Harriet Lewis, all in
cheap form, and for sale at Mansiord's.
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- rEuoygD ~ Tus Usg ~ oocoliSE
And Il stimulates and promotes he growth
OF the hair.
Burnetfs Flavorins extracts are the
best
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Expanded Metal Fencing.
GoEnEfs & McEwES.
4i5 Second street, near Beale.
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WHAT OF THE SUMNER?
HEALTH AUTHORITIES OF THE SOUTH
LETTER WRITING.

The Open Winter Turns Their Thoughts
Toward Florida aud Recurrence OF
the Yellow Plague-Tennessee Board
Figuring on Liberal Legislature.
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IoDoT NOTICES.

DEsOTD LODGE no -. y. AND A. "
IL The uuirtrs and mcnbrrs arr hereby w
summoned tn meet IN stated culnmuniUl/NN
ton ON this WRinAN evening. January u $50
nt soclnok AZ N. Ms In good standing an In
tcrnaiy invited. By grlcf
MILTON ~ PRICE. W "
Attest iIrGu n CrtLrS. secretary.
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TRANR.onIo pTYIsIoN.

Grafton Accommodates, 1913 p. M, daily.
M MNgnasvtllO Accommodation tOOa ms OK
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General Notices.
Assignee's Sale.
4 ssluNAEs SALE.


A sSluEEE's SALE.
IN ylrlWo Of a deed Of assignment made By
Vincent Il Carson und Emily his wlio, 70 me u
assignee, dated on the 10th day VI -eptemt or
1850 aud II CUtdpd In the office 81 the Clerk 81 The
County Court vi Ohio County, West Virginia. u
Deed Of Trust Hook No ", paRO 81, VIII sell al
public sale Oh tho pre- lSeS, on
SATURDAY, tho I'D DAY oil NOVEMBER, 1850
COmr unting NJ O'Clock H. H., tue following
described property, that Is to say; All that cor
tain lmCi Of land, stu ted one mile northwes
Of West Alexander, on the waters OF LAIR
WhtcliDgrteeE, Ia Liberty district 0hlO county
West Virginia aud adIOlnlng the lands OI lhI
hETi Of James Il, Bell, DEF eRSCd, William u
WhIlhaHi, D. I. Atkinson aud others, 1nC
bounded Us follows: beginning IT q hickory tfe'
inR lmail fnil In the Ilne Of lands Formerly own
81 by Muses. Hull and thvuCe with Hull! line
north 80 degrees, west ~ pVlea 70 u beech In Hun
line; thence north o, Rrces, west lS6 poles 70
black ,nE III the linz VI Ian iSiotmerly owned b.
William GilMOr,, now u. 7, Atkinson; th0nct
south q degrees, west ll poles 10 sugar tree u
WhithAbh llnGi ihCGlCe east 1876 poles 10 III
place VI bpglnulng, and containing Que hundtol
aCtpA more Or less. This being the same pfopert.
that WnS devised 10 the SAld Vincent y. carSol
BY tho Will Of Joseph CAtsOn, deceased, now 0
record In the Clerks uillCe Of the County Conr
OiOhlO County, West Virginia, In Will Book No
flaws or sALE,-ThtpO thousand dollars AM
a much more rs tho purchaser may elect Y
pay, III cash, on day VI sale, tho balance II
Two equal inAtAllmeniB at one and two y0arI
notes GeaIlng Interest from day Of sale % b
given iOF the def, rrcd payments, secured by
deSdoI trust on the pFopeIYw nuytAp
CHANBEns HARVEY, Assignee.
nJ9DAw AuctlOneer.
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Confirm our statement when We say that
DR.. Acker's English Remedy Is In every
way superior To any and all other prepar.
atoms for the Throat and Lungs. In
Whooping Cough and Group, II 10 magic
and relieves at once. We offer you a
sample bottle free. Remember, this
Remedy is sold on a positive guarantee.
For sale by Logan Drug Co., ]. T. Good
win & Co., @. K. Goethe, A. T. Young,
John Coleman, @. Menkemeller. DAVIS
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For Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
li3b a. M, 2;26 aud ll;60 p. M, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 1850 q, M, ex.
cept sun Ay,
Grafton KCcommod Ation, 2:2S D. M, daily.
MoundsyiIle Accommodation 100 i, m, daily
DXeDDt kunday.
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WRUSTEE'S SALE.

Ny virtue Of decd Of trust mado By Francis
nlloutv Ald Sarah X. fAllOuft, his wife, TO me
Mlfn,Itc dated UecDmlOr 0, 1851 recorded Ia
w UpCu oil the Clerk Of the County Court TOT
Nhlo COUNTY, West Virginia, In Deed Of Ttusl
BOok No y rage lOG, l will soil Al the trout
DOOR VI the Court House Of said county on
SATURDAY, the lSd DAY OF NOYRMHE 1850
Communicating NJ 10 O'Clock q. M, tho following
described property, that ID 10 hAyi The west hlty
Iyel 81 l1t numbered q III At addition 70 the
gHM Mice luz, III Ohio county, West Virginia,
wv OUT " Beverly u, KOHL, oGeOutOfpi the will
q lOhh con. sAid part Oi lot NO, u ttuhtH Oh
tletA,! ode Of CGatles STREET forty ave feet bU.
!!seen Twenty lh,td aud Twenty fourth AlteolA,
Feet wv ''' 80
lMlltCls believed 10 10 perfect, bul selling
aHhEg WI convey Only The titlO vested III
Aald deed Of trust
lass OH "ALE-.uhT third aud "A much more
w purchaser elects " IAy IL cash Oh Tho dAj
nlp Nv ia Ance IN two Equal lnAtAllmOnlAGl
Ky SUI Two beatl, nOlet beiHliB interest ifOul
Mtaal ~ tnle To 10 llvUh for the dOletfUd PAY,
m.3s W. tito 70 10 retained dntll pAy tnOhi 4
WI, ". COwbEN, Trustee
VI WALiEh AuNilOuICf ug2l
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ARRIYRt

From New York, Philadelphia aud baltimore,
9;s0 and l2:ASp. m. and II :o6 p. M, daily.
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ma HUMOROUS VEIN,
The GhtranRSst oldea In the WuETuld W me,
That q taxln' me noodle n pEisint,
Il how can poultIymAn make Tito DO
That chicken 4 drilaed Whln hnN

10 how can poultIymAn MAKE ITO 70
That sshlStea Il dliA'ed whIn 1 ls3 ILL.
Not in the soup-Ths church fair oys
ter Of the rural parSgrapheF'-DratF'
Magazine.
What Jay Gould would raise II he
were In the horticultural line-water'
millions,-Draks's Magazine.
"What Is your salary, DR.. shggipSP
"My salary" said the clergyman, slowly,
sis 5000, but my pay Is about 81, ZOO
LIE
III | we're my own enemyasaid q
Brooklyn politician, ~ could tell you
some awfully tough stories about my
self"-Nsw York Journal.
Prof. BoyeSen thinks there is no coun-
try 80 democratic as Norway, Guess the
professor never consulted the election
returns from Misslssippi,- NorIli0vH
Herald,
'This is my maiden effort" she re-
marked, coyly, as she handed her MS,
poem TO the editor, ut reads as II you
had made an effort" the editor replied
-Somerpllls Journal,
Marriage" remarked Blggs, us a sort
OF brief sWoon, When was first mar
ried, Mrs, B. and thought we were one
but 1t wasn't long before we came two
-BoSlon Transcript,
Footpad-"Hold up yer handsl"
Pedestrian (calmly)-"I have been out
shopping all day with my wife," Foot
pad (sympathetically) Jilks!
Here, take this Quarter,"-Nw fOTk
Weekly,
There Is q man In Topeka who Is
equally popular with both Of the leading
political parties. He IL o Democrat, but
be always votes for the Republican can
dldates on personal grounds.-KaHSaS
City Star,
Young Joker-"Alittle nonsense now
and then Is rslished by the best Of men,
you know" Old Money.Bags (angrily)
-"But I'd have You understand, sir,
that I'm not one Of the best Of men,
Judge
STANLEY has got as far as M.P.W.A.
P.W.A, whatever that is. How do you
pronounce that word?" II don't know
exactly; but II you'll ask the baby to
say Papa think you'll approximate
the proper pronunciation" Puck.
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away precious time and money and trifle
with your health experimenting with
uncertain medicines, when Dr.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery is so posi-.
lively certain in its curative action Us to
warrant It's manufacturers in guarantee.
lug It to cure diseases OF the blood, skin
aud scalp, and all scrofulous afillctions,
or money paid forit will be refunded,
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RlhsihR Noises

Ia the ears, sometimes q roaring buliinT
sound are caused by CalArfh, that ex'
Ceedingly disagrevable and very common
disease Loss Of stiell OF hearing also
result from CAtafth, Houd's Hafsapa
rllla, tile great blood purifier, 10 q peCu
llAfly stCCesSinl remedy for this disease
which II cures BY purifying the blood
II YOU AulIef from eataffh, ny HUOd'l
safsapAfilla, tue peculiar medicine.
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/ The beet ealVe III The world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, tlCew, salt fheulny ieyei
sores, tettst, chApped hande, rhilblAinet
Oofn6, aud all Dkln etupuon1, and posi-
lively cures piles, OF no pay required
II ID guaranteed 70 give perfect 1atislae.
ton, Or money refunded, Price % cent?
PCT box. For sale BY Logan Drag %.
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CAT,RRH,
Catarrhal Deafness = Hay Feyer-A No
Home Treatment,

SuNNtENhA Dpthhpbe AaS 4VNVA-tA S'pW
Home Treatment.
Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious, or that
they are due to the presence Of living
parasites In the lining membrane OF the
nose aud eustachian tubes. Microscopic
research, however, has proved this TO be
q fact, and the result Of the discovery ID
that a simple remedy has been formu'
lated whereby Catarrh, catarrhal deafness
aud hay fever are permanently cured In
from one TO three simple applications
made ut home by the patient once In two
weeks.
N. B.-This treatment is not snuff
or an ointment; both have been dis
carded by reputable physicians as inju'
rious. A pamphlet explaining this new
treatment Is sent free on receipt Of stamp
To pay postage, by A, II. Dixon & Son,
1881. aud $3.50 West King street, Toronto
Canada.- Christian Adocate.
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Health is Wealth

DE-. 4. Q. wEsr'l HERyR AND BRAIN TREAr,
Sass 6SnTaiSSS Ne Cr nScSS SSrSsS
Headache, Nervous Pfoattatioti caused BY the
uRe Of alcohol nr tobacco, WRkeiulnetA, Mental
Depression, Soittnirg OF The Brain resulting 10
insanity and leading 10 misery, decay and
p nI,SSr say a i NgT, y cs.S ro ~ "a
SpcfmAtotfhtba CAUSED BY over.exeftinn Of the
brain, IeltAbuSo or over Indulgence. Farh box
contains one months Treatment, SlO0 a box,
or tiS boxes Tor q o. sent by mail prepaid on
10 cure any case. With each order received BY
uI for Eix boxes, accompanied With % %, we
will send the pufehaAgt our written guarantee
70 refund the money II tho treatment does not
effect 4 cute. Guarantees Issued only by Nc
lain Block, cor Market and Twelfth streets,
Wheeling, W. Va. Ae2h,TIhAw
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

TnE Lady GodivA must have had ex.
ceptionully long hair since 1t completely
concealed her lovely person. Since
Ayers Hair Vigor came into use such ex.
aIlples are not 90 rare as formerly. II
notonly promotes the growth ofthe hair,
but gives Il q rich, pilken texture. nav
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CHICAGO, Nov. .-Catlle. Receipts Il, 900 heah
shipments $500 head; market itea4y 70 Ion
or; beGyes 81 Soh5 IS; iteers e 76A4 10; Texan
81 bUA2 70; western hangers - TIaS ". Hogs
Recelp1 A,OOV head: shipments 1000 head
market ltroIg; mixed q 1jaJ ISL heavy and Ugh
o. 6SR3 q; SkipN - 00a9 20. sheep-ReCCipts 10,
head; shipments 8 900 head: market steady
natives s. 26ab 90; western g 4ORi 10; Texan
70 t0ai %.
East LIBERTY, Pa, Nov. O.--CGttle-Reccipu
$40 head; shipments go head; market slow
prime 81 bOt iGlr 70 good g 9Ua4 y common ant
stoCktrs u 7ta3 p. llogs-;ReCeiptS 1900 head
shipments Loo head; market fair; all grade
s. 60Gi V. Sheep-Kecelpt. 400 head, ship
lnenu l,20o head; market fair; primo S Oh
fall. TO good q 2Sai 76i common s. 6oai W
lambs q o0A6 %,
NEW YoRk, Nov. -Beeyes-ReceIpts 2 G5l
head; market fairly hrmi native s. 30at 76i BULL
81 0Va2 IS. Sheep. Receipts 7,3D0 head; maj Ike
easier; common TO prime sheep . 76a5 IS; d
lambs 8 2a6 %. llogS-RecelpA $500 head
dull Of g k0a4 %.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 90-IIoga lower; com
mon aud light s. 0Oas 01i packing and butcher
% 70a9 IS; receipts $3.50 head; shlpments W
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