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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-02-20
Look AnsrGIIe Natural Gas.

An Indiana exchange makes some
suggestions to the Legislature OF
that State that are so practical and
applicable to the necessity for the
proper consideration of that fuel in
this State, as to induce the repro,
ductIon of the suggestion:
"The Legislature ought to take
some action for the appointment
of an officer to look after the natural
gas interests.ofi the State. This is
properly work belonging to the
geological department, but the
geologist has much other work to
attend to and cannot devote the
attention to this special depart
ment that is needed. A deputy,
working under his supervision, who
should devote his entire time to
this one thing, would perhaps be
able to do what is necessary.
Already many persons are contetn-
Rlating possibility of an exhaus-
tion of the gas supply, and means
for stopping waste have been pro-
posed An officer who gave special
attention to the subject could see
to the enforcement of these meas
ures, and fre,n time to time sug-
gest others which might be deemed
advisable. He could also see that
none of this great fuel supply was
allowed to be pipetb cut of the State
for use in other commemorative.
Perhaps even more important
would be close and careful study
of the nature of the gas. supply as
manifested in the increase or de-
crease of pressure in wells, their
failure, the causes of failure. and
all other points of interest con-
nected with the subject. The in
formation SO collected, with statis-
tics of the use of gas and manu-
featuring, and the capital invested
would be of great value to all who
are interested: in the advancement
OF the State.
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pom e ROY
COFFIN FACT ORYI
3. +. BTGGs. Proprietor.

HANING had twenty-tliree years ex--.
EE perience in the manufacture of
CoEIins and Undertakefs' supplies, and
being outside tile Coffin Pool. am able
to furnish, ut Wholesale and retail. all
gods m My line positively cheaper than.
they can be bought elsewhere. AS an,
evidence OF this, viii sell Caskets at
from s. TO $40 less and common work
So less than the safne can be bought OF
anybody else within ONE, HUNDRED
MILES of Pomcroy- Thus save TO lpur--
chase.s one mans profits. Fine Copper
and Steel Baskets always III stock For
one year, / will offer 100 Burial Robes at
hall price. All undertaken will be sent
when necessary. a STOCK opnt least 400
Cottins aud Baskets always ready. All
goods will be delivered at Mason City
depot on one hour s notice. Also
WAolesdEe and READ Dealer in SASH,
Doors, Shingles, Faith; Nails, Glass.
Paints, Oils, SarnisIies; Fire fronts,
Crates, and General Hardware, together
with a fnlllide of Golored and Figured.
Glass for builders.
Jan. 3; 'S9-5y
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d Y virtue OF the authority vested In mo by
Il I19st ceTtsin deed of trust e.ecuted by II. =.
Holmes to the undersigned trustee, bearing
dnte on tlte win day nj May, iS%l. aud record
ed in the CLERKS Office Of the County Court
OF Mason county, West Virginia, IN Trust
Decd Book No. s, pages 30 and u, TO secure
the payinettt.sf y eert0lu rruf1iSOry note for
the sum of sIG5.OO with interest from May
cuted by y. +. Holmes, and payable twelve
month"; dfter date TO e.. e. Miller or ORDER
which nate Is fully get ont aud described ift
said deed of trust, and default huving been
made In ne pa Yfuent of said notc, and being
requested by said g. g. Miller, the owner and
cnnyeyed. by sslld trust deed, ], Rankin
Wiley, Jrss Trustee nS aforesaid, viii sell Of
public auction AZ the 'front.' tlopr Of the Court
House NJ ssaid Iason county, on
Eaiur,lav tlic III, I)Sy OF Marcl., 1890.
tho follow fnt. property fo-ytf: crrfaf,t-
t-St OF land sftstc III AEiJncszIe diEfrI.', Ira
said Mason county, btdp4ea and desgriitr-t
ss follows: Beginning ~ Stsee hefteton
two lficSoTitze On n strcr iftu side ESlFt Df ~
ravine cOriief to THE iafId of which tiIis - y
part, ttesice =. 5fW. ~ SPIES ~ . ttonc sci ia
thence s. AZ ". = pdl.as ~ n siose, LlioD.
=. ~ II. 20 peleB 10 EupIle az the foot Of a hii.
thence - SJI4 F. 5 poles links 10 q small
white oak, thence y. L. = T9oics ~ links to b
snl0n hickory and two dpgpaOocz, thence
;. O. E. i{s poles TO a ientlug plne stump, D
corner OF the lnnd of which t5is is u part.
thence y. 49, ". $50 poles to large chestnut
"a K near tie top Of the Iiii, thense n. 90 ".
IS Ilolea :0Sltnks to q stone 10 ttie fsottorp,
thcnee y. a2l< w 81 pole Il links - tho bv-.
ginning, egtimated TO Contain 100 acres of
land.
TERNs OF sALz:-c;asil ON dag If saIe.
RANKI& WILEY. r.,
Feb CIV Trusfcr.
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MAD Dog Scare i'm West Vir-
Gfuia.

WHEELING, w. VA, February g..
The greatest excitement prevails
among farmers throughout region
covering about ten square miles in
Wetzel county, the cause being the
discovery that there are from eight
to dozen dogs afflicted with rabies
within the territory named running
wild through tho woods and over the
fields For month past live stock
on numerous farms has been found
dead, and hogs and cattle observed
to be suffering from what was sup
posed to be fits, but the cause was
not suspected until yesterday, when
it was ascertained a number of
horses, cattle and hogs had been
bitten by mad dogs, and two child
rem, Morgan, by name, had shared
in the same fate. The disease is
supposed to have originated in the
county late last fall, and to have
spread since. There is the greatest
anxiety for the Morgan children, as
the dog which wounded them has
since died. and another dog bitten
by it before death has gone mad.
The farmers will inaugurate gen
eral raid, and kill all dogs for q
dozen miles around, in the hope of
stamping out the disease. In Mar
shall county, adjoining Wetzel, Mrs
Mary Smith, aged seventy, is lying
at the point of death, of wounds in
tiicted by dog supposed to be mad.
Let the people OF Mason county
be on the lookout for all stray dogs,
and kill them-thusp preventing such
state of affairs as the above. Kill
off the dogs.
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Of Mineral; Eighth District. N. j.
Kester, of Monroe; Ninth District,
D. G. Gallaher, of Kanawha; Thir-
teenth District, W. w. Brown, Of
Jefferson.
1t is now pretty certain that a re-
form school viii be established by
this Legislature. The demands for
this Institution are SO apparent that
nothing need be said in support OF
it The management of our youth
full criminals has for a long time
been troublesome question, and
the only solution seems to be the
establishment of a State Reform
atory. Let this be done if every
thing else fails.
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On the 18th inst, at Charleston
the following named parties were
arrested for the double crime of
murder and arson. On the morn
ing of August II the store room of
Wallace & Kelly, in West Charleston,
was burned, together with all of its
contents. Simon Wallace, one of
the proprietors, and his mother,
Mrs. Rachel Wallace, slept in the.
rooms over the store, and they per-
ished in the flames. As they werc
in good health and were known to
be light sleepers, it was soon whisp-
cred that they had been foully dealt
with. The evidence at the inquest
showed that the fire was of incen-
diary origin, and it was reported
later that wagon load of goods
was taken from the store at late
hour in the night. Rewards ag-
gregating about $4,000 were offered
by the county and private individ-
uals, and detectives have been work
ing on the case INCREASINGLY collect
ing evidence. To-day s. A. Higgin-
bottom, John Manning, John Oliver
and Minnie Ford, Alias Bodley,
were arrested on three separate
warrants, two each for murder and
one for incendiarism. Warrants
are also out for one Owens. prom
inent farmer, who has heretofore
borne good reputation, and John
Higginbottom. S. A. Higginbottom
owned building adjoining tho
storehouse, which was also burned,
he getting its full value in insur-
ance.
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a Mater of SRprisa.
Wayne News.

Wayne News.
The Democratic party in. this
State has been greatly annoyed for
the last several years, by craaks
and soreheads. The smaller the
Demeera1ic margin, and the more
pressing the urgency for unity Of
action, the faster these characters
seem to multiply, 1t is really a
matter of surprise, that a. county
substantially Democratic will con-
tinue to elect these obstneperous fell
lows TO the observation-disclosures the
party and defeat the best interests
OF Democracy.
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Geo. NJ. Shook Cs
NEW ARRIVALS IN OUR
DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT
ARE AS FOLLOWS:


ls Pieces Cd Cashmere FinisEs Broad
cloth, at 81 yard.
10 Pieces "A Habit Cloth, 500. a yard.
As Pieces 40-Inch Pin Stripe Cloth, 44e.
yard.
1000 Pieces "A Trcot, 25c. yard.
SO Pieces A Cloth Suitings. 25c. yd.
40 Pieces 4o-Inch Henrietta. 81 a yd.
27 Pieces 46-lnch Henrietta. ooc yd.
20 Pieces 4o-Ench French Serge. 423c
yard.
All of the above are strictly first-cIass
alI-wool Goods. representing full lines
of New Spring and Summer shades.
and prices are the lowest yet made.
In addition TO the above. we have
opened large lines of Silks, Satines,
Dress Ginghams, White Goods. En-
broideries. Hosiery. Lace Curtains, &c.
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2sd day of March, 1889,
Notiee to Trasnassers.

1.-THE undersigned hereby warn all
i persons not to trespass upon their
lands in Arbuckle District, either by
hunting, fishing. nutting, or in any 9TH
er way. ALI violators OF this notice will
have the penalties of the law enforced
against them. ISAAC LONG,.
WIN. VAUGHT,
C. E. MCCULLOUGH
A. 6. EASTMAN;
JNO. THORNBURG;
JOS. E. GEORGE.
FANNIE STERREET.
JOHN r COUGH.
! noY7-5w. ". 4. LONG.
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Die.olnffoIl Noflce..

NOTICE Is hereby given shat the rnrtner-
" ship Consisting OF II. n Latdley, J.. \.
O Roark and E. J. Bareuss doing business nm
der the firm name and style Of Ell Bircus.
IN the town OF Point Pleasant, Is Srocers has
this day by consent of SAID partners been znu-
tunlly dissolved. All liabilities VIII be set
tied by z. j. Bnrtns- Given under our hands
this 18th day of Febrnary, 1880
NJ. NJ. LAIDLEfT,
J. 3. OR0ARK,
E. J. BARCUS.
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SOIaDTERS Z

I am now prepared to prosecute any
| class of claims growing out of the
GIFAE WAR, and other wars Pen
sIons and increases promptly attended
TO. Room 4 Court House
CHAS ". PHELPS,
Attorney at Law.
Point Pleasant, feb 2o-Ty.
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County superinfentlent.

Mr.. Editor: wish 10 state to the citi-
zens of Mason County that am can
didate for reelection to the Office of
County superintendent of Free schools.
subject 10 the action of a Democratic
County Convention, if one be held
OLIVER PHEI ,PS
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One hundred acres of oil land,
five hundred acres of leases, and
twenty oil wells, flowing from ten
to three thousands barrels per day,
have been sold, at Findlay, o., to
the Standard Oil Company, for
500, 900.
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ZOE N1LA

THE Inter State Land Agency he's for sale
a farm of 40 acres in Bath county Va.
balance finely timbered with Write -ock and
poplar. LIVING water It. FIVE miles
from Warm 5prfngs, which place affords
tine highest cash prico for everything TINT
can be produced Price, fl,500. or wilt ex-
BARRETT, Manager, FONT Pleasant, WeEt
Va tseptl2-im.
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The man who can put his personal
prejudice against the good of the
whole Democratic party of the State
ought to have some of the egotism
knocked out of him.
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It is said that Mr.. Harrison has
great big ears; but there are no ears
on earth largo enough to take in
the petitions. of the hungry Repub-
liean offiee-seekers.
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THE f5fiowing described real estate: Two
hundred and ten acres, about one mile
fr,fDl kanssgaa river and three miles from
TIE town NJ Point Pleasant All under fence,
~ acre. n gIsss y acres newly cleared land,
Crock running thTough the centre; the fences
sTe substantial, aud lawful. Two dwelling
gocd bearing orchard OF 10 trees. Price,
ss,fnOs q cash, balance one, two and three
9fs1Itl WIN lutHEttts r1lGuele IN lewis dir
{. let, Mason county, West Virginia.
ThigproPefty will ONLY be offered for sixty
ISTER-S STATE LAND AGENCY.
De- 2S-.H Point Pleasant, West Va
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The Republicans are finding it
very hard to wait until Mr.. Harri-
son gets in. We have recently read
of several cases where they are al
ready voting for postmasters to
succeed Democrats.
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Phe State Constitution requires
that at each. biennial session of the
Legislature a joint committee of
two Senators and three members of
the House shall visit the State PEN
itentiary, inspect il and inquire IN
to its conduct, and report to the
Legislature. Yesterday the mem
bers of this years committee paid
their visit. Senator N. B. Scott Is
Chairman, and Senator McCallister;
Delegates Gercoran, McCombs and
Peck. the other members.
The committee found everything
in good, shape, and talked freely to
convicts and guards, all of whom
spoke very highly of SuPerinten-
dent RObertson's.care of the prison
and treatment of the inmates:
The only complaint heard was in
regard 10 the captain of the Guard,
johnson, whose conduct was repre-
sentef to be not all it should.
Charges were sometime ago prefer
red against him and Investigated by
the Directors, with the result OF
generating him. The Legislative
committee examined into the truth
of these charges, and warned Capt
johnson to mend his ways in one
regard-namely. the use of profane
and offensive l.lngpagc
The e5mnittrr riii make FAVOR
Il sIS rsp 81 - -
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What this State seems to need is
two Legislatures-one to attend to
it's necessary business and the other
to attend to politics.
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Not long ago Pennsylvania man
who was afraid to trust the banks
hid FIVE thousand dollars in a barrel
of onions. Thieves came along and
stole the barrel, and the man who
thought he was so smart is nearly
crazy.
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honorable epitaph could be applied
to the administration now drawing
tosa close than tie emphatic DECLARE
ton of the President to the write:
1--WE have nothing to hide
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Samuel Benner, " ho is well known
to the iron trade in this country as
a business prophet of some establish
ed reputation, has foretold that we
will have good times during the
years 1889, 1890 and 1891, but that
during the year 1892 there viii be
a panic which will seriously affec,
the business of the country IF all
this be true, we pause to ask, what
will become of the Republican par
ty in 1922
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Death on Iolln B. DAVIS.

BALTIMORE, February 13.-John
B. Davis, the eldest brother of ex.
Senator Henry e. Davis and of Col.
onel Thomas B. Davis, of West
Virginia, died suddenly at his home
near Richmond, Va, Monday, morn,
ing, aged II years. He was in Bal
timore few days ago, in fair health
and his death was unexpected. Mr.
Davis was native of Howard couny
Nd, and he went to Richmond
about 1S48. He was widely
known banker in that city for many
years, and Leslie Manor, his estate
was noted as being the centre of a
large fruit and vegetable packing
industry. During the war Mr..
Davis Kept open house, for Mary
landers in the South, and he was
proverbial for good deeds. Mrs.
Davis, daughter and son survive
him. Senator A. P. German and
Mr.. VIM. ii. German were cousins.
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The Republican party now exhTb,
its itself to the Republic in two
characteristics: First, as the agency
through which. the-monopogistsp plum
der the people, and second. as an
organized appetite" for spoiIs.
Except as the medium through
which the classes levy tribute upon
the masses, and as an association OF
spoils-mongers, it is without char
acter or purpose.
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The Hon. James M. Mason doesn't
seem to be in the debt scheme that
is now being worked at Charleston,
hence he is bitterly opposing it.
We suppose he is right for once
owing to TIE alteration of circam-
stances.
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3,lSl Prizes amounting to......$l ,054 800
NoTE.-TIeirets Craving CAPITAL Prizes arc
not entitled to terminal Prize.
E&- For CLUR RATES, or amy further In
formation desired, write legibly to the under
tstgnedV clearly stating your residence, with
state. County, Street and Euinhes- More
your enclosing AT. E4syc4ope bearing yonFS fall
address.
Send POSTAL NoTEs:fExpress Money Or
ders, OF New Yoric Exchange or Ia ordinary
letter by Expresses our expchsel addressed
n. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
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FAMED for TWENTY YEARS.
For Integrity Of its Dtasefnss, and
Prompt Payment Of Prizes,
Attested as follows:

AUeslttI az IOIIUWs-
'sFe do hereby certify thai ne supervise tts
arrangements for all tie Monthly and QaOr-
ierly Di4rspi1lgs Of The Lesttsiang STATE
Loterp conpasy, and IN person uunage and
control t,e Drawings themselves and that ne
same are conducted lrifh liU1lfstg, fairness,
and IN good faith foarayf all pnrlies, and lre
authorize ile Company 10 use this eeyfsfeate;
NTH fuc-sfHifex al our signatures attached,
IN It's advertisements,
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NOTICE.

The accounts of the following ffsincia-
rits are before me for settlement: G.. F.
Hess, Trustee of c. f. Hutchinson &
Co. j. II. COUCH, JRs, Com'r.
feb 20 Wv.
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Trustees, Sale of Real Estate.
UHEELLNG, W. IA.

by virtue Of a deed.of trust executed to the
D undersigned Trustee, by William Rich-
ards aud wife, dated the nth day of March,
1855, to secure to A. A.-HaDly the payment OF
a certain note therein Iftfoned,-w inter
est thereon, which said deed Of trust is of rec
ord in the County Clerks office Of the county
of Mason. West Virginia, in trust deed book,
No. 8, page 3T3, &C., and default having been
made in the payment of said note. and being
requested by said A. A. HanIy to nEslte sale
of the land IN said trust deed mentioned, I
Shall on the
2sd day of March, 1889,
prnceed to sell by way of public auction on
the premises, to be sold forCAsH, the follow
ing DESCRIBED tract Of land lying and being
In the County of Mason, State OF West Eir-
gfnfa, and in the District of Hannah, begin
ming at pile of Stone in'the old sample line
now G. Hughes, thence with said line "a 40e e.
old call n. 3Se e. 50 poles to,a large white oak
standing on steep hill side near the branch
in the old Crate line, now Watterscn, same
being corner to c. Hughes, N. go W. I'D poles
to pile of stone on the bench of hill near
the branch maple beech and pine pointers,
thence leaving said line S. 24s<o W. l06poles 10
white oak, thence 8 3s1fo e-s3 poles 70 the
acres and eighty poles of land.
fsFS on 5,y
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students Gan Enter At AnH Time.
TUITION FREE

To all students having Normal appointments.
Apply to your County Superintendent. OF
Schools for an appointment.
For further Information or CSfalog.;cp APP
ply to the Principal, EuntinSto-ss Wet a.
sept. 5-3nl.-
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..REMEaTB1sR that the payment Of Fries
Is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS of EeR Orleans, and the Tickets are
signed by the President of an Institution. whose
chartered rights are recognized in the highest
Courts therefore. uesT. Of any limitations or anon
ymous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR is the price OF the smallest
part fraction of n Ticket Issued by uS
In any drawing. Anything in our name Of
red for less thE6;B Dollar is slSindIc.
January lB-td.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-24

i :: J. 81; :: 4; q
kS4(Y& Street; Minneapolis, 10
EBIEseZ Nicollet House Block,
k a around the corner on Hen
nepin. .
Trains Leave. st. Paul. Minneapolis
Boston Exp. :. x GAO p NJ K 7:2O p. M
Oaks and Way .......... 49,. K 800 a. m.
g lenw wood
Pass ........ ................if 4:OU p. II.
ST Croix Falls
Accom- 49,. 4 b 5 100 p. m. 1890. 49,.
< Union Depot. $500 Depot. +Broadway
Depot.
a Daily. Daily except Sunday.
MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY.
ALBERT LEA ROUTE.
ILy.St. Paul Ar. st. Paul
Chi. & Des Moines Ex. 9:55 mi *7:45 pm
Chicago Kan City Exl 9:55a ID s7:45 nm
Watertown d Pac. Div.
Excelsior .......... *e .O0a m rs 90 m
Waterville& Cbaska Elk 50 so pm 1O:3Oam
st. Louis Through Elk to % pm 1910 pm
Des Moines q Kansas
City Express. $500. dc: 25 m d 9:1Oam
Cnlcago Fast Ex.- :. d6:2 p mid 9:10a.m
d. Daily. sex. Sundays. rex. Saturday.
Ticket Office, ST. Paul, corner Third and
Sibley streets, and depot Broadway, foot Of
Fourth street.
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Beans-Fancy navy beans. per blu, $2.15@
2.40; fine medium, 81 ESQ so.
Observation-Disclosures. Dbl. SS09.75.
Butter-Creamery. 1Sn22c: dairy, 10000:
packing stock, 6@Sc; grease, 4@5c.
Cheese-Full cream, new, 901oc; Fart
skins, 5@6c
Dressed Meats-Veal, 5@7c.
Eggs-lncluding cases, lS@20c per doz.
Nuts and FruitS-Choice to fancy apples.
per Dbl, S1.50@3: cOcOanuts. BaracOa, per
100. S3@14; fancy lemons per box, $6@7;
bright oranges, per box, $50 [; figs, double
crown layers, per Id, l26120c; peanuts. per
Id, 3@6c; hickory nuts. per BIZ, 75cQSl 80;
California pears, per box, S2@2.5O; grapes,
lob basket, 3o040c: watermelons, per 100,
$13@1S.
Game-Praire chickens, doz., SO 5064;
pheasants, doz, $3@3.50 ducks, doz, 81 80
az.
Hides-Green, 4@4lac; sailed. 5@5l2c;
sheep pelts, 25cQSl; tallow. ID, 3l2@4c.
Honey-White clover honey, 12@14c per
lb: buckwheat honey, 1O@12c.
Potatoes-Irish, per bu, 2o@30c; sweet,
Dbl, 81. 75Q3.75.
Poultry-Fair demand; live fowls. 6I2@
7l2c; live turkeys, S@9c; spring chickens,
S@Slac.
Vegetables-Celery, doz, 2O@30c; onions,
bu, 75@S5c; Hubbard squash, 40@6oc; to-
matoes, bu. 20@25c; cabbage, dOz, 2O@40c;
cucumbers. bu 40@50c.
WOOl-Unwashed, 15@19c; tub washed,
24n09c