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QUIT IN THE
Tho Gcnoas' Again Defeated by the Mar
tins Ferry Tenn.

Tho Gcnoas' Again Defeated by the Mar
tins Ferry Team.
About fifteen hundred people saw the
game OF base ball Saturday afternoon
between the Genoas. OF Wheeling, and
the Martins Ferry aggregation at the
latter clubs grounds. The Genoa team
had the game won until the seventh,
when the Ohio boys batted out seven
runs, which put them in the lead. On
two occasions Martins Ferry had three
men on bases, but the fine pitching OF
Henry, who struck out the next bats
men, prevented scoring Of runs. Gaud-
ing, the Martins Ferry pitcher, was hit
hard, Wheeling scoring twelve runs in
three innings. In the seventh and last
inning Padden, OF Martins Ferry, made
the largest hit in the history OF the
grounds. The bali went clear oyer the
river bank, and three runs were piled
up, Padden making the only home run
OF the game. This made the score IS 10
- in favor OF Martins Ferry. McCleary,
vino pitched the last two innings, was
not so easily pounded as Gauding, and
Martins Ferry batted Henry hard the
last two or three innings. The batteries
were Henry and Chambers, Tor the
Genoas, aud GaudinS and McCleary
and Eaaton and Fectterer, for Martins
Ferry.
The Wheeling catcher, Chambers.
put up n great game and will probably
play for the Genoas regularly hereafter.
Henry, who pitched for Wheeling, was
hit safely but eight times.
It was intended to play nine innings
but when Martins Ferry got q lead in
the seventh they threw down their bats
and quit the field, winncrs by a scratch.
The totals are:
Genoas... OF o o o-ls
Martins Ferry .......... -....l Q Q 3 Q . 6-l3
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HEARSE TABERNACLE
Industrial School for GirIs-Yeurly Rcpor
for lS93,4

1pdustrIaI School for G~lrIs-Yeurly Report
for 1891,
School closed Saturday, April IA, to
reopen the first Saturday OF November.
Number OF pupils during the year, 60;
average attendance, 45; classes taught
to sew, 6. Work done in classes MS fol-
lows: Patchwork, darning, button holes,
mending their clothes where torn, over.
scanning, hemming; advanced %classes,
making garments for themselves, pill.
low cases and working their initials on
pillow cases.
Number OF teachers and substitutes,
II; number OF ladies who have assisted
in teaching aud making garments, 10;
sixteen Presbyterian ladies, fifteen
Methodist, two United preabyterians,
three Episcopalians, two Baptist and
one German Lutheran.
Donations were received from the fol.
lowing firms and individuals: S:iiel's
Calico Print Works, Geo. Z. Stifel &
Co., dry goods; Mr.. Geo. r. Taylor,
Speyer Brothers, Miss Campball's Kin.
dergarten pupils, the Women's Union
Benevolent Society, SIS 80, also a bag OF
sewing materials; Mrs. Anton Rey.
mann, Mr.. John Heiskel, Mrs. John
Wagner, Miss Eliza Mills, two dona-
tions. Sewing Society OF the Episcopal
church, Wheot & Hancher, Alex. Frew,
Dir. Rhces, Mrs. D. G.. List, Mrs. Sarah
Mendel, Mrs. Tinker, Mrs. Harrison,
Mrs. Herman. Mrs. J. Cunmins, The
Beech Glen Mission School. Mrs. a. W.
Kelly, Miss Lizzie McKennan, Mrs. r.
Frew, Miss Julia Lunsiord, Mrs. John
Dickey, Miss Ann Wilson, Miss Fanny
Rhodes, Mrs. Fisher, DR.: II. B. Jones,
Mrs. D. burst, Mr.. J. Rhodes, Geo.
NJ. Shook 4 Co., and the Singer Sewing
Mschine firm, two machines for the
year.
Number OF garments made and given
to the children to enable them 10 at
tend the Sabbath school,: Dresses. Al;
drawers, IS pairs; . night gowns for 4
sick child; aprons, p; flannel skirts, %;
total number of garments, lS6.
The lady managers desire to thank all
who have SO kindly donated aud assist
ed in any way TO helm these poor
children. We believe u time and
~ AoS lSSa NC't sFCat1 aaQ baah tao
good seed. sown broadcast as it We're,
will result in some good, and many OF
the ladies have expressed Il desire to
assist IN carrying on this work when
the school reopens on the first Saturday
OF November. 10 continue until the lst
OF May, 1895.
Any one, to have looked in our school
on Saturday afternoons, would have
seen a busy little world. although the
school was only organized onthe 18th OF
last November. We had two depart
ments, each q distinct and veritab!e
bee hive with the hum OF the TWO SOW
ing machines, while it was the mos,
pleasant sight to OF all mark tho good
order and contented looks OF the child.
rem, and the perfect harmony through.
out the year. We hope to add next
year one, or two new departments, one
OF which will be cooking school, as We
have had donated a fine cooking stove
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MARTINS FERRY
Hap" and aiishaps la tho Thrlvln; city
Across the River.

Tho question Of tho anpointmonc Of a
postmaster at MARITIME Ferry will
doubtless DO settled this. week. ]. W.
Terrill, who was recommended some
weeks ago by Congressman Pearson,
will DO appointed the fore part OF this
week, probably to-day. Tho delay is
said to have been caused by tho invcs.
legation OF the charges preferred acainst
Terrill. Tho recommendation means
nino points out Of ton and tho general
belief sinco Tcrrilps accommodation
has been TINT he would DO tho next
postmaster. Tho term OF Postmaster
NJ, G. Mitchell expired tho first Of tho
month.
Miller & Chesscll returned on Satur.
day night from Sistersyille, W. Va,
where they have made the preliminary
surveys for n system Of sewerage.
They expect to have tho drainage ready
in two weeks.
A union meeting Of the Mechanics
VIII BIO hold in tho council chamber Of
tho Standard next Thursday evening.
There will be addresses. recitations,
music, etc.
Slowiast Williams, William Mcknight
and one Sapp wore bound over to court
on Saturday. They nrn charged with
tho robbery OF Barney McCann'B saloon.
A number Of Wheeling people will
part in the entertainment 10 be given at
Martins Ferry next Friday evening by
the Columbian Athletic club.
There will be M oratorical contest at
Colerain under tho auspices OF the W.
e.. I. U. next Friday evening. At least
six young men will take part.
A fine sulky belonging 10 Twcedy &
Son was badly broken last night by two
drunken men who had boon out for a
time.
Mrs. benjamin Perry left on Saturday
Tor Muncie, Ind, to join her husband
who has n good position there.
Tho Martins Forty Y. NJ. G. A. will
oren the new rooms by m entertain
ment in tho gymnasium.
Saturday night Fred UP received n
~ pound James road racer made Mt Biz.
mingham, England.
Charley McCord was arrested yestcr-
day for using obscene language to Miss
Rosa Smith.
Quarterly meeting was held in the N.
L. church yesterday and very largely
attended.
ENTRY blanks for the IntelliScncorro road
race ut LEWIS News Stand, next door to
pOstonlcc.
Robert Edwards and Miss Anna Davis
wore married las. evening.
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The c. A. House base ball club de-
feated the Coal Pickers Saturday alter
noon Mt tho Whitaker grounds by n
score OF "a to IS. 1t would be glad to
hear from any club under fourteen years
OF age. sauers aud Laurel were the
battery for the c. A. Houses and Moth
and Jennings for tho Coal Pickers.
At Martins Forty OH Saturday the
Alex Frew club, Of Wheeling, was de.
iea.ed by the Snowballs, OF Martins
Ferry, by q score OF Is to S. Hellar and
Swartz and Duty and Coss.
Easton. OF Martins Ferry. has good
offers from Washington and Bay City,
Michigan. He has a blank from q Gin
cinnati club. Foeterer and Padden OF
this club are wanted by a club il the
Southern league.
George Robertshaw will DO captain OF
the Martins Forty Y. N. q. A. base.
ball club. a
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The more Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy is used the better it is liked. We
know OF no other remedy that always
gives satisfaction. 1t is good when you
first catch cold. 1t is good when your
cough is seated and your lungs are sore.
It is good in any kind OF n cough. We
have sold twenty-five dozen OF it and
every bottle has given satisfaction.-
stedman 4 Friedman, druggists, Min
ncsota Lake, MINI.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue OF a doed OF trust made BY Charles C.
stephens and Mary N. Stephens, his wife, TO mo
as trustee, dated March ), lS93, and recorded In
The Office of the Clerk OF the County Court OF
Ohio county. West Virginia. In Deed OF Trust
hook No. 81. pagc rs, | will sell at public auction
nj The north front door of the Court House OF
said county. In the city OF Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, THE 2STH DAY OF APRIL, 1891,
commencing at ten O'Clock a. m. the following,
described real estate, situate. lying and being IN
the said city Of Wheeling. IN the county OF Ohio, (,
ana auic OF West Virginia, that Is TO say: The
north half ~ OF lot numbered four az in SQUARE
numbered twelve (2) rs designated on the plat
OF Cnldwell's addition TO Wheeling, recorded in
DECD Book 50. folio Is, OF the records OF Ohio
county, West Virginia. Said half lot Is fronting
on tho west side OF EoH street formerly called
bolton s;reetl between Twenty-cIghth and
Twepty'ninth streets formerly called Taylor
and FaiEmont s~treetsl and being the same pro
perty conveyed 10 snld Charles C. stephens by
MGnetva Stephens by deed OF same date as the
said deed OF trust.
TERMS OF SALE:-one-third and ns much moro
as the purchaser elects 10 pay in cash on The day
OF sale. the balance In two equal installneuts at
twelve and twenty.lonr months notes bearing
interest frum the day Of sale secured by decd OF
trust or Hen reserved, on the property sold, 10
DO given ior the deferred payments,
GEO. D CALDWELL, Trustee.
w. II. HALIER, Auctioneer. mr.6
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~AssIGNEE,s SALE.
A ss1GNEE's SALE.

A sS1GNEE's SALE.
ny virtue OF decd OF assignment made TO ma
on the Sth day OF March 1891, by Charles &.
Hoffman and Anna X. Hoffman. HIS wife. aud Of
record IN the Office OF the clerk OF the County
Court OF Ohio county. West Virginia. | viii on
SATURDAY, THE 6rH DAY OF MAY. 1871,
at tho front door OF tho Court House Ct Ohlo
county, offer for sale the following real estate,
to-wit; H
Lots Nos. IS mud ~ In the town OF Fulton. State
OF West Virginia, aud the two resideuCeS-oue
twO's,ory frame and one two-story brick situated
thereon also one brick stable, ono brick smoke
house, ono frame Ice house, one carriage house,
one frame slaughter house. ono brick machinery
anu manuiarturiug house; all situated on the
above lots, as well as all other buildings situated
on said promises.
will also OTGr for sale on the same day on the
above premises NJ Fulton the following personal
property, to-wit: One large water cnsE. two lard
coolers. one jacket kettle, two grtnd-stonoi, one
lard press, four counter scales, one platform
scale. ono meat chopper, two sausage suffers,
one dry bcei cutter, two c%leavers, knives, with
saws and butchers tools. four meat cases. 81
pounds all.Epice, one large steam jEceet lard
kettle, ono lard kettle, one sleigh, ono two-SeatCi
carriage, one top wagon, one farm wagon. one
set double harness, one horse.
cash; balance In SIX and twelve months. secured
by deed OF trust on above real estate. The pur,
desire.
TERMS OF SALE OF AnoyR PERSONAL Property:
Cash. In the meantime sales OF the above person.
al property Will be made privately ut the alo.e-
WILLIAM c. HAHDLAN.
Assignee OF Charles C. Hoffman and Anna K.
Hoffman. mi
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NOTICE TO LIENHoLDERs.

To all persons holding liens by judgment or
otherwise on the real estate or any part thereof
Of John Shepherd:
In pursuance OF n decree OF tho Circuit Cont
OF ohio county made lu cause therein penlIn,
10 subject the real estate OF Mid John Shepherd
hereby notified TO present all claims held by Won
and each OF you against the Alld John Siop,
herd, which are licns. on his real estate or any
part thereof, for adjudication 70 men my Office.
No lii7 ChRplina street, Wheeling, Wcs! VII.
einlA, on or before the ?iday OF April, 1891.
Given under my hand this "a day OF March.
lSl. GEORGE l.. lIoTp,
inr5t Commissioner.
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BETHiAyRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.


tho Glass City.
Yesterday was the quieteat Sabbath
that has been passed in Bellaire for a
long time. Notice was given, not to the
aaloons alone, but 10 every one in bust
ness, that no sales as or week DAYS
would be tolerated. That notice was
sufficient. It was understood the pres.
mi mayor meant to enforce the law for
bidding dissertation OF tho Sabbath day,
and rs a consequence his order to close
up all places OF business was strictly OBJ
served.
Charles Edmonds and Michael Neal,
glassworkers, Of Fostoria, are in tho
city. 1t is said the classworkers are
considering the propriety OF giving
manufacturers additional numbers in
each moro as an inducement to continue
aud to enable them 10 compete with the
n%on-union factories.
An effort is being made to organize
another foundry here. a similar move
was made come years ago, except that
the present Il has tho encouragement
OF the molders not now employed ut the
Bellaire stove works on account OF some
differences.
There was no interference with tho
sale OF Sunday papers yesterday, but
there was less noise in delivering them.
As long ~ they are sold and delivered
decentlv and in order there will prob
ably be no trouble.
George Romick, formerly G. & P. yard
master here, but for a year or two n,
GAINESVILLE, goes to work for the c. L &
w. railroad in charge Of the tfestle
north OF town this morning.
Quite n number OF Bellaire people at.
tended the funeral of Dr.. J. D. Hoben.
sack, at Martins Ferry. yesterday. Drs.
McClelland and West were pail bearera.
The electric railway company dis
charged ex-Marshal Shepherd because
he was prominen, in organizing the en-
p!oyes Of the company, it is stated.
John Jefferson, an old resident OF
this city, died ut his home yesterday.
For some years he had been in feeble
health.
Mrs. Thomas Wetherald mas returned
from n protTac,ei trip to California
where she has property interests.
Mayor Dubois has secured the serv-
ices OF ex-Alayor McGowan until he be-
comes familiar with the office.
City Treasure. Frank Williams will
turn that office over to his successor,
James 7. Kelly, this week.
The assessors begin their annual
rounds OF inquiry this morning.
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As a remedy Tor all forms OF head:
ache Electric Bitters has proved to be
the very best. It effects n permanent
cure, and the most dreaded habitual
sick headaches yield to its influence.
We urge all who are afflicted to procure
a bottle, and give this remedy 4 fair
trial. In cases Of habitual constipa-
ton Electric Di:tera cures by giving
the need tone to the bowels. and few
cases long resist tho use OF this medi.
cine. Try it once. Large bottles only
fifty cents at Logan Drug Co.'S Dru:
Store. .
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You can't draw q breath without Inhal!us
poison. II you s%olourn In a malNrious locality
during the unhealthy seasons. The deaizens OF
malaria stricken regions testify that tho only
certain safeguard against the poisonous vapor
aud Its products, chills n fever. remit,ert
fever. nSuo cake and dumb aGue. Is Hosteticr's
tomac BittcEs, which remedies, also, consti.
patton, 0iiouSness, dyspepsia and rheu,nutism.
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by the Fisher foundry firm. Our past
years experience has enabled us to
plan for improvements In II coming
years. work.
Respectfully submitted by tho board
OF lady managers.
Mis-. NJ. L. IRw1S, President.
Mis-. II. ii. HARRISON, Vice Prcs't.
MIS-. TT. HuTCHIssoS, Treasurer.
MISS !. CuMMiNs, Secretary.
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Legal, NOTICES.
yNTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
X COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA.
BASIL I. bowers

John Shepherd ct al,
by virtue OF two orders entered In tho Oboy,
entitled cHusc-onc on the 9Th day Of robrlaly.
1871 aud the other Oh the 18th day Of FChrlafTr
1884, IL TUtorrCd 10 tho undersigned ComIu6,.
siOuei Of Said court 10 ascertain and report.
Flnt-Tho amount md yalde Of the real eit,,o
owned BY thu defendant. John Shepherd, sltl,
ate 10 WetEel>connty West VltEIiila, together
with a description OF tho same ~suGicivn, ior
Identification,
SccOnd-Ih liens thereon, their amounsna md
prIoritlca whether by deed Of trust, judgmentor
otherwise, allowing all Just credits 0n,aId lIeNt
Thlrd-Whoiher the rents aud proAb of tba
said real estate viii be sufficient 10 pay or and
discharge the liens thereon ntivc years,
FOurth-Auy other matter deemed pertinent.
Notice II hereby given that tue undOnlgnoi
has lXOd upon Monday, Aprlla 1897 at0O'cloct
q. III. Us the time, aud his Office: No. lil7 CGape
line slto.t, Wheeling, West Virginia, rs ihe
place, at which he will proceed 10 ascertain and
report tho several matters In said orders OF reiar.
CncC required.
Given under my hand this ID day Of March.
1891. GEORGE L. BOYD,
mr1.N Commissioner.
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Who says Rhoumat,sm Can Not be Cured,

My wife was confined to her bed for
over two months with a severe attack
OF rheumatism. We could get nothing
that would afford hcr any relief, and as
alast resort gave Chamberlain's Pain
Balm a trial. To our great surprise she
began TO improve alter the first applica-
ton, and by using it regular she was
Don able 10 get up and attend to her
house work.. Il. johnson, OF on.
knutson s Co, kensinsson, MINI.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-01-05
tEwSY NOTES.

Cholera is raging in st. Petersburg.
Cincinnati is about to expend one
million dollars upon the improvement OF
her parks.
-Four men were killed in a rear end
collision on the Rock Island near Law.
renee, Kas.
Eight players lost their lives on the
foot ball field during the past season
in this country.
Three men were killed and num-
Der wounded by an explosion OF powder
in Roxbury, Mass.
Gov. O'Farrell was inaugurated at
Richmond, Va, Monday, amid great
pomp and ceremony.
An indianapolis man who died re-
Gently left will giving s. to one OF his
brothers and $4,000 to another
"A new thirteen story building erect.
ed by the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation in Chicago was opened Monday.
Nathaniel Wheeler, whose name has
long been identified with a popular sew
ing machine, died at Bridgeport, Conn.
The Hon. j. f. Bennett, Presiding
Judge OF the Superior Court of South
Dakota, died suddenly of heart failure.
The business portion of Toledo was
visited by destructive fire. The loss is
estimated at sS5O,OOO, with 100000 in.
surance.
Public sentiment is so strong against
the election law that Senator Hale an
nounces that the Republicans will not
oppose its repeal.
The odd Fellows have plan on hand
for the establishment of an orphan
asylum. 1t will be built by the various
lodges of the State.
Charlie Mitchell, it is said, is grow
ing nervous as the time draws to hand
for his fight with Corbett and there is
talk OF his backing out entirely.
The mail matter on the Chicago
Burlington & Quincy railroad caught
fire and II sacks of letters to California
and western points were burned.
-Harrodsburg claims to have II.
year-old colored woman who tips the
beam at 356. When born she could cas-.
lily have been placed in a quart cup.
Dan Satfrans, aged 50, a prominent
ward politician, OF Lexington, died from
the effects OF an over dose of choral.
Bad health is supposed to have been the
cause OF the act.
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MT. VERNON. RoGKCAsTle COUNTY

Mrs. Nesbtt's school will open Mon
day next.
The board of supervisors are raising
a large number of assessments.
The wife of Samuel Myers died on
Tuesday evening OF consumption.
"A new force pump is being put in
the well lately dug on church street.
Mrs. Cleo Brown entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society New Years eve.
The trial OF the participants in the
Pine Hill shooting has been postponed
until next week.
Prof. Dickerson opene! select
school in the public building Monday
with a good enrolment of pupils.
MIR. Fred Hart, of the State of Wash.
ingson, is here visiting friends. He liv-
ed a number Of years at Conway, this
county.
w. II. Spradlin has rented the ID. c,
Poynter dwelling, where he will reside
until his building is erected in West Mt
Vernon.
Civil Engineer Spradlin has plated
and mapped West Mt. Vernon. Two
public wells are being sunk aud num-
Der of other changes made.
It. j. Pennington is down with meas
les. Col. Il. q. Williams leaves for his
Louisville law school to-day after a two
week s visit 10 homefolks.
The town board OF trustees were
sworn in Tuesday Police Judge Carter
held over on account OF the newly elect
ed candidate, ii. w. Rice. being ineligi-
BILE, not having lived one year in the
place.
The old Jail lock used Cor many
years, with a key weighing two pounds,
aud one that was never picked, will be
placed back on the jail door. The new
lock proved plaything when the pris-
oners could get good sized splinter or
beef rib to make a key OF.
j. NJ. Brown, night operator at Haz-
ell Patch, is at home for few days. Mrs.
o. F. Sweeney joined her husband, who
lately entered the drug business at Lon
don, Monday. Joseph Brown is in from
Ladonia, Texas, visiting his brother, DR..
j. j. Brown, and other relatives. Mr.. j.
French, who left here in 1865 for the
West, is here to view the scenes OF his
childhood Misses Lena and Bessie Me.
Clure are visiting relatives at Parksville.
Judge Mullins, OF Livingston, was here
Tuesday. Mrs. d. n. Williams is i'm
proving.
The Ladies' Aid Society request con-
trbutions from all who have relatives
buried in the old portion OF Mt. Vernon
to be used towards erecting a
fence around same, besides building a
wall on the south side, which
is rapidly crumbling away and falling in
to the public road below. II allowed 10
go on much longer a number OF the
graves will be destroyed The estima.
ted cost OF the contemplated improve
ments is $500; fair portion OF which
has already been subscribed.
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FARM AND TRADE ITEMS.

Farm for rent. Apply to T. NJ.
White, Stanford.
John Peoples sold to John Anderson
six head of fat cattle at 3lc.
In 1898 there were 52,37S,2S3 cattle
46,O9fSO7 hogs and 47,273, 553 sheep in
the United States.
1t is said that there has never been
as much blowing done this early in Jan
uary before. The weather has been per-
feet for it.
The Woodiord Sun SAYS that everal
crops OF lambs have been sold in that
county at six cents for June delivery and
five cents for July delivery.
j. Mac Hubble writes that he has
TRADED his property in Mckinney for
the l.. ID. Garner farm OF 306 acres near
Walnut Grove and has moved there.
-FoR SALE.-2G good cotton mules, 81
of them mares, average ID hands, fat and
ready for market. McRoberts IL BriscOe.
Address Jerry Briscoe at Shelby City.F
An immence orange, weighing al
most two pounds and measuring five and
a quarter inches in diameter, has been
grown in the grove of Mr.. Fesse nden at
Tampa, Fla.
The wheat ia looking fine. The re-.
cent warm spell has enabled it to ac-
quire good root and it is in excellent
condition to 90 through the winter. w.
B. Kidd purchased in the year 1898, 81
l29 head OF cattle in Clark and surround
ing counties, and paid for same the round
sum of $4,000. He shipped last week
about 300 head bought at 81 to Abe
Winchester Democrat.