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H1LLowAYs YERmIEgaE eonEEeTIoNs

a4M uGlaAAE 9QA GAME GE alGlag
TWENTY years experience has proved this
ii the most popular remedy with physi-
ciEns and parents for those pests Of child
hOod-Worms. They are pleasant to take,
and always effective in expeling the Worms
condition. Beware Of eOuntarfeits and tmt-
tatiOns. The genuine have the signature OF
the proprietors on the wrapper OF each
package.
JOHNsTON, HOLLOWAY q COWDEN,
Philadelphia
No Carsf No PoVg HissksUs Teasr Osntnens
WILL positively cure letter, ErysipeIss
w salt Rheum, BARRIERS Itch, PimpIes.
BIOtChes and all forms Of SKIN Disease: also.
Sore Eyes and Eye Lids, Discharges from the
Ear, and Old Sores, no matter OF how long
standing, or the money returned by the pro-
prietOTs.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY &COWDEN,
Sold so cents per box by all druggists- Sent
By mall for 80 cents.
Consumption Positively Olrsd-Uphanss RssA
Esg1 CUTs
WTTILL cure Bronchitis. ConsumptiOn- all
w Lung Diseases and Splitting OF Blood
and strengthen end build MP the sfstem to
Its healthy condition. This has been tested
BY Prof Irosseau in Two Thousand cases In
the hospitals Of Paris, in which it cured
appreciation OF the physician many hopeless
cases have been restored TO healsh. One bot
lie viii prove its efficacy. Sold 81 90 per bot
tie, OF six Tor s. CO..
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY &COWDEN,
mv2 aod PHILADELPHIA
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ROBERT LEWIS & CO.,
Boiler Makers & SheetirOn Workers,

NAVY YARD, MEMPHIS, TENN. Second
N hand Boilers always on hand. Repair
ing lone with prOmptness. Particular Rtten-
ton given 70 Repairing SteRm boat Boilers.
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ENAMELED or Porcelain Lined Pumps,
at Browne q Brownies, Sf5 Second street.
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A FESTIVE HUNT.
Two Deputy ShsFlfs Follow the " Fetch &"
Of Forester Around the City ali
Nlght-Thsy Gsi On the Train
and Ride to Msson's Depot
With Hin,

They Arrest Him and BFlng Him to TOwR-
Squire Wluttrs-A Cr,Wd Of all
Sorts Of Experts Summoned to
Prove His Identity, and to
Swear that "a File Is
Fils"-Hs Is Dis
charged.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE

No. 1873, R.-First Cbancery Court OF Shelby
cOunty.-John Deutlinger VS., Antonio
Camp, ct all
ny virtue OF an introductory decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause,
March 18th, 1871, 1 viii sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, In front OF
the Clerk and Masters office, Greenlaw
Block, Second street, in the city Of Memphis,
Wo.naaaaa On
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INSTRUMENTATION


NJ AFoOAH4N
LODGES. "
SOUTH MEMPHIS, No. uS-meets "a Mondaytu
each mOnth-Hau cor. Madison and Second,
W, s. Matthews, W.. M; Ben. K. Pulen
ASGERoNA, No. ISs-meets LIST Monday in ev,
cry month, at Odd-F ell OWs Hall, Corner
Court and Main. c. N. Carroll W.M.i John
Beamish, Secretary.
LELIAsCOTT. No. 2Sg-meets IstFridsy Of each
mOuth-Hau corner Madison and Second.
II. II Highbee, ". NJ; NJ. Judah, Sec.
DESOTO. No. @9-meets Sd Friday OF each
mOnth-Odd~FelOWs' HAN. K. c. William
sou, W. NJ; T. ". Shelton, Sec.
KMWLNNING, No. 3l-meets 4th Friday OF
each mouth-Rt South Memphis Han, cor
ner OF Madison and Second. W. A. Ed
mOnds, W. NJ Louis CzapsH, SEQ.
ROYAL ARCH.
PENN CHAPTER, No. 2-meets % Monday Of
each month-Odd-FellOws' Hall A. J..
Wheeler, n. f. n. P; G. q. Locke, Sec.
MEMPHI CHAPTER MOSS u. D-meets at Odd
Henry J. Lynn, NJ. L. d. Pr He Steever,
Secretary.
EUREKA COUNCIL. NO. 6-meets Sd Monday Of
each mOuth-Odd-FeIlow Han. ID. B. FOrs-
ter, Tn. H. q, II, Myers, Rec.
ENPLAR
CYREEE CONMANDERY, No, +Meets 9Th Mon
day Of each month. Geo. Melersh, Com.
CALVARY CHAPTER OF ROSE CRoIX, 18th, No.
L Charles W. Adams, gid, ID. We H-T,
IOL4AllbDuso 44t ocGaa
7 o. o. F. DIRECTORY. SO
ODD-FELLoWs' HAGI, corner Of Main and
North COurt.-Ruth Lodge, No. I, Daughters
of Rebekah-meets on the fourth gburs-
day night Of each month, at u o'clock
8. n. Norwood, n. & Thomas Bacon. Sec
rotary.
GAYOso ENCAsrPMENT, No. S-mees on the
first and third Thursday uights Of each
month, at - O'Clock. ]. E. kussell. q. P;
G. N. Carroll, Il. P; Thomas BacoB. Scribe.
MEMPHIS LODGE, No. meets every Tuesday
night, at 8 O'Clock. g. w. Jones. n. g. j.
W. Heath, V, G.; J.5W. Waynesburg, SeC'y.
BANNER LODGE-B. Bingham, n. g.; W O.
MOystOn. V. O.. -Shlpway, Secretary,
CBICKAsAw LoDaE, No. meets svery Mon
day night. Rt 9 o'clock. job Gordon, n.
O.; Thos.S s. Bingham, V. G.i ThOs. Bacon,
Secretary.
MEMPHIS DECREE LODGE, No. SHEETS
second Thursday OF each month, At ~
O'Clock. LIS. burr, w. g. n. John Lark
hauer, -. IL. NJ; n. ". Norwood, Assistant
A L. NJ. Leon Levy, Secretary; John Cor
don, Treasurer.
SCHILLER LODGE No. I4O-meets every We'd
nesday.E q. KrOpp, ". a.; e. Alderman, v
q Jos. Uni, 5ec'y; L. OJtenhetmsr, Treas.
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LEIUI q DUol
PHALON's NEW PERFUME.
SET LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
al LOVE YOU"
81 LOVE YOU"
ct LOVE YOU"
"I LOVE YOU"
THE MOST LASTING PERFUME.
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET.
TIE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES,
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by a. F8IlSg 20 CO.
eeaT Au0usH'rs, 2l4 Frsat St.,absvs Adsz,
WILL SELL
THIS HORHlHG, At 10 O'CLOCK,

800 dozen Planters Hoes-assorted sizes, cast
steel;
50 dozen ATes-assoTted sizes, cast steel;
100 bOXes GlassWare-aBgOrJed
100 boxes V-ariegated Soap.
EB- Also, 2 la'ge retail stock Of Fancy
Goods, SIX Friuges, EJgings, Dress Buttons
Dress Goods, POplins, JacOnets, Lawns. etc.
Sc Also, Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots, shoes,
Hats. Notions. etc. LETTERING CASHLRa
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CONVINCE yourself and examine our
new styles for Gentlemen and Boys Hats.
LElDY 81 CO., Hstters,
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IKE largest selection Of Hats, at
LEIDY & cos.
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We have been told by dozens to-day,
That advertising did not pay;
UHHH uuF 2ru-ma 60

II is not true, by calling to-day.
No more poetry 81 334 Second street. 1t
IL well enough FOR ali 70 remember il Is 8
second hand furniture store, with Pearson
& McBeth 10 look after your interest and
10 give you everything in the way OF
housekeeping.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR VICKsBURG.
FOR RKAEsAs E

Regular rkans River Packet-For Pine
Flun, Little Rock and Fort Smith.
Selbv. MISTER.
This elegant and swift steamer r.
will leave as above ~
THIS DAY. lEt inst. at IH
LARRY HARMSTAB co. AGENTS.
apl aosby Elock, 304 Front Row..
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COUNTY AFFAIRS.
A Meeting Of Prosperity and Fund Owners 10
the once Of the Ghalrmah Of the
County G0HFt-lHltlatsFy
Measures for Our
Belief.

At the solicitation Of Squire Bleckley
and other officers OF the county, q y number
of citizens assembled IN his Office yester-
day afternoon, to consider the best means
of relieving the financial stress of the
county treasury. Among those present
we noticed w. B. Greenlaw, J.J. Murphy.
James Elder, H. E. Garth, e. McDavetti
John OveItOn, jr., b. A. Partee, W. W.
Mcdowell, and q number Of magistrates
and other county officers. Before going
into any business, it became necessary to
appoint q chairman and secretary. On
motion Of E. McDavett, James Elder was
appointed chairman and J. ]. Murphy
secretary.
When the meeting got into shape, the
affairs OF the county were pretty freely
and generally discussed, principally by
Messrs. McDavett, GreenlsW, Mcdowell
and Squire Bleckley. All Of
county securities and obligations, and
county projects, were snelyzed; but, as
long talking could lead to nothing practi-
cal. it was moved by E. McDsvatt, sec
onded by W. B. GreenlaW, that a commit
tee of seven be appointed to confer with
the County Court on the general interests
of the county. The chairman appointed
the following as such committee: E. Nc
Dsvett, Samuel Mosby, w. NJ. Earring
ton, Amos Woodruff, II. A. Psrtee, H. K.
Garth, and W. W. Greenlaw, after which
the meeting adjourned.
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AUCTlOR.

No.. 4378.-In the Second Cheneery Court OF
Shelby county. Tenn Catharins McGTath,
Adm'X, VS.. Margaret McGrath ct al.
DY virtue of an order Of sale made In this
ID cause, I VIII sell, at public auction, TO
the highest bidder, on the premises, on
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THE finest selection Of Youths Hats in
me city at LEIDY & CO.'S.
ELEGANT new styles tor Boys. IN Hats,
50 LEIDY s. CO.'S.
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FOR RANpoLPH AND FULTON.

Regular Randolph and fulton Packet-For
randolph, Fulton aud Way Landings
Str. MABFINE.----.--..--J O.. Sands, master
Leaves as above on MONDAYS IT.
and TRUESDAY4 ~
For freight or passage apply on board.
mhX
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JOE LOCKE, news agent, 236H Main
street, has just received Harper, Leslie,
Galaxy, Lippincott, and ScTibner's
monthly magazines; alss, The Chimney
Corner, WaYerley and late New York
dailieg.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.
NEW FEATURe-A0hTHLY PAY
hENT OF $40.

WYE ave the pleRsnFa Of announcing. rs
w the agent OF MI rinkley. that he win
offer at public sale to the highest bidder on
Monday, the 10th Day Of April, 1871,
on the premises, a large number Of desirable
building lots in that beautiful plateau on
the Eastern boundary OF Memphis, lying be-
tween the Louisville railroad and Raleigh
road, being a portion of the OYertOn tract IN
which Memphis IS laid cut, and now for the
first time onered Tor sale. Wide streets and
spacious parks, on q scale Of l~tbera1ty, aim
ing at the greatest promotion OF health and
comfort 20 the occupants, Gnd besuty TO the
& ounds, have been adopted by Mr.. Brink
ley, as wiz be seen by reference TO mis- plan
OF subdivision, AND. upon THE TERAs ON
WHICH NE PROPOSES TO J. We ASSERT
THAT No PROPERTY HAS EVER BEES AZ
UPON THIS MARKET A M
DUCEM INT EITHER FOR A OR
A PERMANENT IN~VEsTMEET.
INVITING TERMs-With the view Ofplacing
this property within reach OF the largest
number o~fBurchasers the following liberal
terms are hxed for the sale. A payment of
only oDe.fourth viii be required in cash.
b remainder can be paid In monthly in
Is paid, each monthly ipstalment to bear in
terest only after its maturity. Purchasers
desiring to pay all cash. or a larger portion
than q fourth, viii be allowed a deduction
upOn such payment Of o~nestenth. WRrrantee
Deeds win be given. and deeds In trust taken
to sell or carry out the contract, on failure OF
original purchaser to meet six consecutive
monthly payments.
Before sale day plans viii be supplied from
our oh1ee, u the lots and streets VIII be
aeslgnabsd so as to be inspected on the
ground.
R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT & co.
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NOVELTIES in Hats for Spring at
LEIDY 81 cos.
GURPRlSE DOLLAR STORE,
2O9 MAIN STREET.
GAS FITTINo, 8I5 Second street.

STAINED, etched, embossed and ensm-
eled glass; Memphis stained glass works,
2S2 Third street.
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FoR the latest style Hat go to
LEIDY & cos.
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TOWING AND JOBBLNG BOAT.

Memphis TowbOat-The steamer LITTLE
ALPS, ". W. Ma1usault, Master.
THlE ToWboat Little Alps IS
a prepared at Rl times To
towing and jObbiug at the very lowest rates.
Orders LEFT ct A. karr's bOat-store OF laves
near foot Of Jefferson street, with BlzIay,
Mellsrsh & Co. or on board the boat, wiz Be
promptly attended TO.
JOHN ZENT, Proprietor,
mhl At Williams q Co.'s 7gwufL
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PHRTON CARRIAeEs EOR CHnpREa,

OROQ YET SETS,
SELF-ACTING SWINGS,
At WHEELER, PICKINS & CO.'S,
$50 Main street.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
200 MAIN STREET.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
2O9 MAIN STREET.
PRErON CARRIAGES FOR CHILDREN,

TWTLIUW VNHnIH0L0 TUT
CROQ YET SETS,
SELFACTLNG SWINGS,
At WHEELER, PICKINS d CO.'S,
$50 Main street.
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FOR 81. FRANCIS RIVER.
FOR ARKANSAS E
Fer Arkansas RlysF-Msmphis aad AFkaH,
sas River Packet ca, S. Nail.

TIVE elegant Passenger Packets Of thtz 6
/ Il leave Memphis for sd points on Ac4su-
sa8 river, as follows; steamer AAh1 alEU,
l Haines, master; Every Monday et 5 pm.
Steamer 7. H.. ALLEN WOODBURY. MASTER.
OK Steamer DARUANELLE, EsrrT, Master.
Every Wednesday az 3 pm atsamer A
CLEBURNE, Pritohardl master Every Eri-
day, at 5 pm
The boat that leaves Memphis en- Wedua7-
days goes through 20 Forg smith. The boat
that leave Memphis Ga Mondays aud Frfdava
connect at Little with our light urauzhf
DOsls for fort smith, and with stages for Hul
Springs, Cancsns ArEadelphia Wash
ington All the boaG OF this line have
Ing been built expressly for the trade.
possess superior accommodation Tor us-s
sengerS and unsurpassed fzcLttiss for trans
porting uelzhl 70 all points on the Ar
OF water.
Freignts consigned TO this company az
Aemp1ls or Mouth OF White river, Wiz 10
elarge FOR transfer. Id. ADAMS. President
" y. PAIIESON. Agent $50. j Madison srs
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FOR SALE

TFELP-Wanted. a. Commercial Hotel,
III Chambsrmaids and Scrub Girls, Apply
soon. [mnSel n ALLEE.
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ELEGANT new styles for Boys, in Hats,
at IEIDY co q.
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MILLINERY GOODS At AUCTION,
On Tuesday, March 28th.
ALSO
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 80th,
CiOtaIng, Hats, CutlsFy, Fancy Goods, ETC..
BY l.. G. BALDWIN g. co.
WE WILL SELL TUESDAY, MARCH
W 2Sth, and THURSDAY, March 2Otb, new
fashionable ladies' and children's Trimmed
Hats, Ribbons, Artificial Flowers, Sill Laces,
Trimmings, Braius, Ladies' Six End Satin
BOWS, III b Linens, Danask and Towels.
Dress Goods, Irish Linen shirt B0soms.
ALSO-A large invoice of Clothing. Mems
and Poys' Fur bats, Pocket and Table Cut
lery, Plated Ware, Fancy and Variety Goods.
Notions, etc.
TIE attention of the lady millfnsrs an
other dealers is respectfully called 10 tn
sale, which Is positive and without reserve.
mraB A = ROGERSDN. AuCtioneer.
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PRETTIEST PROPERTY
IN AMERICA.
Beautiful Residence and Grounds

WE sre authorized by J. F. Mckinney,
w ESQ., 10 place on the market, at public
sale, the
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FOR SHAWNEE VILLAGE.
FOR HAILEs POINT.
FOR NEW ORLEANS
Regular Nsmphis aad as gFsaas
WEDNESDAY PdCEET

or New Orleans and gzs Beside
Season asVS-VE
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LARRY HAHAlSIAD CO., Agents,
apl aosby 6lock, 3U4 Front Row.
&ssasis RHd hTSs8sss Rlgsr Fe0kss ess.
92HF--us.5sd 5laiss SAL Lie.
For elena, Frlar's Point, Mouth White River
Pine Bluff, Little Rock. connecting for
Hot Springs and Fort Smith,
The elegant passenger
Str. hARY BOYD RsGb. Hainss, MASTER
Leaves MONDAY, 81 inst, at
50 Connecting ar Little Rock with light
draught steamers OF t1e line 1Or Fort Smith.
and stag s for Hot Springs, Camden, Arka-
peiph1s and Washington.
For ueignL or passage apply on board OF 81
Compares ohics, No. T. Sad SOD ST., Ner-
chants Insurance COupar Us building.
apl ". H. eAETFSoS- agent.
The new and elegant Iignt-draught steamer
@ELlTTLE R0EKEl
Mat. Houston master Chss. Conrad clerk
Leaves Little Rock for Fort smith and ali
way landings on Arkansas river every i've
days, connecting at Lllue Rock with the
St. L5ais snd Arkansas RFV Pkit Co.'S Busts
From St Louis, Mo-.
Freights Tor AL points consigned to care OF
Elliott G KILLER, Memphis, or this ompany
viii be prOmDtly forwarded free Of charge Tor
transfer. JAS .SYLNE-TER, Eupt-
teA 300 N. Commercial St, ST Louis. No
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@szasis aBd Arkansas EigsF Fe0kss ess
9aHF--u8i5sd Stairs SAL Lie.
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CYREEE CoMMANDERY, No, +Meets 9Th Mon
day Of each month. g Meuersh, Com.
TT. Barchus, Rec.
CALVARY CHAPTER OF ROSE CRoIX, 18th, No.
L Charles W. Adams, 82d, M. Wa H.T.
nnnnlfn.nn- n1H- Sec
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LOCKWOOD g. MICOU,
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors
in Chancery.
NOTICE.

OFFIoE-Room 70, Lee BLOCK, Is Union
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PENN CBAPrER, No. Z-meets I'd Monday OF
each mOuth-Odd-FellOws' Hall A. j.
Wheeler, n. f. Il. P; c. q. Locke. Sec.
MEMPHIS CHATTER No. IS u. D-meets at Odd
Fellows Han, Sd Monday Of each month.
Henry J. Lynn, NJ. L. d. Pr H @. Steever,
Aann.rnnL
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mn1IcE

ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT & co.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-02-10

LATE DAIRY Markets. The butter
market here still continues dull, and
there is no change in quotations from last
week. Stock of good butter is light, with
little prospect of an Improvement for
some time to come. Common to fair
grades range from 25 to 35 cents, and
small lots of choice diaries command 3S
cents. AT Vergennes the market is with.
out change. AT Utica the butter market
is quiet, and most of the sales are within
the range of % to 80 cents. The New
York butter market remains at stand
still, and quotations are unchanged,
though there is said to be but light
stock in the city. Fancy fall butter
brings AZ to As cents; fine long diaries
80 to 35 cents. In Boston the butter
market is quiet, and prices on all grades
are unchanged. Fine Vermont butter
commands 36 to So cents fair to good,
% to 80 cents, common, 26 cents. In
cheese the demand continues moderate at
former quotations-16 cents being the
extreme rate. Second quality cheese are
unsaleable unless at heavy reduction
from asking rates.
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BOSTON MARKET---Feb. I.
Wholesale PRICES


FL0UR.-The market for Flour is quite dull the
past week. The sales have been at S. a SOS for
Western superfne. s6.75, "a 81 for common extras.
and s7.75 a $500 for Minnesota including choice
bakers brands Small lots Rye Flour at S. q s6 Is
z Dbl In Corn Meal sales at 81 q $3.50
GRAIN.-The market for Corn is dull and prices
since our last easier. The sales have been at
GOO q e2c = bush for Southern and Western yellow.
and good lots at S. q zoe 2 bushel. Rye is quiet
sales aisl 20 2 bush.
PR0VISI0NS.-Pork is firm and has been in fair
demand. The sales for prime, at $40, a g. 1850 and
mess at s2300 a $3.50 Dbl. Beef is quite steady
Sales of Western at Sl2 SIS for family extra
10 a IS. Lard has been in fair demand at 49, q Il
for steam and kettle rendered. Smoked Hams have
been selling for AZ a 151zc = h as to quality
PR0DUCE.-The market for Butter is dull The
sales have been IS "a 40c for choice N Y and Yer
mont diaries % q SOC for common Cheese remains
with fair demand sales have been 10 a IA for COM
mon and good farmers diaries and IA a l6 for
Factory. Potatoes have been in fair demand with
sales from 81 10 TO sil5 e BUSH Eggs dull at 81
a 33c 2 doz.
wooL:-The demand has been quite active for do
nestle Wool and prices gradually tending up
ward. The sales for the week have been 10000
pounds at prices ranging from 40 q Csc for fleece
according to quality.
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A young man of Wilmington nam
ed Mason and his wife occasionally in.
dulge in quarrels and fistcuffs, and recent
ly had one in the street till the masculine
part of the firm cried enufr."
- Nahum Hubbard of Marlboro, was
MORALLY injured few days since, by fall
ing from ledge of rocks while chopping.
His daughter, who was the only person
in the vicinity, dragged him almost home
but he died before reaching the house.
Col. G. H. Joyce of Rutland lectur-
ed before the G. A. R., at Chester on
Tuesday Evening to large audience
His subject was The Old Vermont
Brigade" and his lecture was received
with great favor. So we'll that we sug-
gest if arrangements can notbe made to
have him come and repeat the same
here.
THAT Comical Brown who has
gained SO celebrated reputation as a
humorist, performs in Union Hall on
Thursday evening Feb. 18th. He will
be assisted by better talent than he has
ever brought here before, and Brown him.
self will introduce new programme
that is spoken of by the press as being
superior to any he has ever before offer
ed. Mr.. Buxton his balladist, is said to
possess voice of rare power and sweet
ness and bis words are so spoken that all
can follow and understand them. Prof
Merck, the great musical novelty, will
also introduce during the evening a
Grand Fantasia upon the Guitar, mu-
steal medley, performing upon the Har-
monica, Guitar and Chime Bells all at
the same time, and will also appear in
his great musical speciality of perform
ing on nine musical instruments at once.
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TowNsHEND.-Chauncy Holland has
sold his farm to Henry Rand of Boston.
A. j. Wilson has sold an interest in
his tin and hardware business to Samuel
Wiswell.
The Farmers Club was thinly attend
ed Monday evening, owing to cold
weather and other appointments. They
adjourned one week-and it is expected
the Club will meet every Monday eve
ming until further notice.
Last week the committee on Cheese
Factory reported that SO far as they had
made inquiry the prospect looked favor
able for Factory One of the COM
mittee thought that if Factory were
started and managed properly, 1000 cows
would soon be kept for its support. The
report was accepted and the Club APP
pointed committee of the whole to OBJ
tain information &C., ard report at some
future meeting.
The Club met on Monday evening.
Jan. 30th, and discussed the subject OF
care and management of stock in winter.
Interesting remarks were made by some
of our Oldest and most experienced far
mers. All seemed to agree in the opin-
ion that the subject is one of great i'm
portance to the farmer, and claims much
thought and attention also that it pays
best to keep good stock and keep them
well to make our barns and stables as
warm an comfortable as we can, and
feed as regularly as possible. Many Of
our farmers are getting in the way Of
feeding all the grain they can raise, and
some buy considerable quantities. They
think it pays we'll to do SO.
The annual session of the Teachers
Institute for this County will be held al
Townshend, commencing Monday Feb
18th, and closing on the Friday follow.
ing.
Instructors-H. B. Buckham, late
Principal High School, Waterbury
Conn.,. W. T. Ross, Teacher of Elocu
ton in State Normal School at Castle
ton. Examination of candidates FOL
State certificates, Monday and Friday
A lecture will be given each evening
All friends of education are invited