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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-01-03
Legislative Wrongs Ito Merchants.

From the Memphis Avalanche
The following bearing so directly on
the prosperity of Tennessee, cannot fail to
be read with interest. We hope the mer-
camille classes will relax no effort until the
odious discrimination of the State laws
against them ceases to exist:
MURFREEsBoRo', Tenn,
December n, 1871.
NJ. IVm R, Moore, Memphis, Tenn.
DEAR SIR AND FRIEND Having felt a
deep interest in your efforts, and fully APP
preciating your labors in behalf of the
merchants of our State, I feel that I owe
you my thanks, and take this opportunity
to present them most sincerely. Although
you failed to accomplish the desired OBJ
ject, still you have done your whole duty,
and have, in common with myself, the
thanks of the business men of the State.
Our Legislature has adjourned, and left
the merchants without relief-the o1ious
discrimination still pollutes the statutes of
Tennessee. Still think your efibrts
ought not to cease Never despair in
good cause You certainly had the CO.
operation of all the merchants in the State
in your endeavors.
AS you, with. those working with you,
failed, / would suggest that q different pol
icy be adopted for the future, to-wt That
your Board of Trade,n your city being
the largest, and having taken more interest
than any other city, form a Merchants
| Ring" if you please-anything to accom-
| plish the desired object-and address a cir
| Cular letter TO one or more merchants in
each and every town in Tennessee, request
ing an organization of all the business men
! in the towns and counties, making it their
! duty to have a merchant or some good man
nominated in their County Convention,
| who will work and vote to put the mer-
chants on an equal footing with the bal
! ance of their fellow-citiZens. | believe
! this plan, if adopted, would secure from
half to three-fourths of our Legislature
made up of merchants and good practica
! business men; men that would do honor
to our State ! think our State would bC
greatly benefited in many respects, espe
cially in its financial condition, by having
good practical business men to make it
laws, and carry it through its present finan
clal difficulties. ] think if the matter was
properly brought before the business mer
of the State in a practical manner, headed
by your Board of Trade, all could be ac
complished that we desire, not only in re
gard to taxes, but the entire interests o
the State. ] would.be glad to hear from
you on the subject. Yours truly,
4 ... .." H G.. WRIGHT
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-01-03

localities and relics of the past have a fresh
interest, for they have come down from
Emperors, Kings and Popes to the Italy of
which poets have written and statesmen
have dreamed. d.--NeW York Post.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-01-03
Now is the Time to Subscribe f!
THE SUCCESS or THE CHRONICLE

TNHE SUCCESS Or THE CHRONICLE
Il is already assured. 1t has met with
the most. flattering reception wherever it
has circulated. Our labors have been met
by our friends in a proper spirit, and our
circulation is as wide as we had any right
to expect under the circumstances. But
with the beginning of the New Year, we
desire to renew our zeal, and to push for
ward our enterprise, until it shall not only
be the -s..
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MEMpHIs, Dec. @. 1S71,

Mr.. H. c. Wright, MltJreeSGoro', Tam:
Ny DEAR SIR-I have pleasure in re-
plying to yours of the Dist instant, sympa-
thiZing with the merchants of the State in
their failure to receive from the recent
Legislature the passage of an act placing
them upon a simple equality before the
law with other classes of their fellow citi-
zens. Not getting protection from that
source, they are forced to apply very re-
luctantly) to the courts for equal justice,
and are now arranging to bring the ques-
tion speedily up for action. The sugges-
tion which you make about getting up
an organization throughout the State to
bitterly oppose all candidates for any
offices hereafter who refuse to give mer-
chants equal justice, is already discussed
by us, and will be acted upon vigorously
when the time comes for candidates to
ask the suffrages of the merchants of Ten
nessee. You may rely upon it that no
candidate hereafter-from Governor down
to Magistrate-will be enabled to receive
the merchants vote until he pledges to
them Justice and equality.
Very respectfully, ETC.,
WIN. II. MOORE.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-01-03

A National Temperance Convention to nomi-
nate candidates for President and Vice Presi-
dent is called to meet at Columbus, Ohio, on
abe 2d February next
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Gov. aILLnRl's sTnrcla,


A FaA aeass And : Rousing speech.
Schwartz / Pmohmsnn's Hall was filled
with : hus audience on Friday evening to
hear Ex Governor Miller speak on tho po
litfoal Issues Of the day. In addition. to
the voting part Of the population, there
va present quite : fair sprinklins Of Il.
d''s' Or sprinkling Of fair ladies. Al
though lsborins under severe cold, the
0evsraor soon warmed up 70 the work, and
spoke sloqusu.ly aud forcibly Of the char
setsr, pledges and leaders Of the two par
eass. He demonstrated that With Greeley
snd his suppor.srs it vas IN effort on the
part Of the bold. bad men, Who were q
The head Of The Democracy during III
days Of rebellion 70 again obtain control
Of the government. As discussed the Gin
oiaaati platform, and illustrated In an
amusing, ~ veil - foreibls manner, how
every good thing in 1t had been inaugural.
I'd and sstablishsd by the Republican par.
~; how the Democracy had only learned
virtue through defeat; and how each year
they had picked up their old tent and
pitched Il BY 'hs smbers Of The Rspubli~
can camping ground Of the year before.
He tosk up the objections made Againat
President arant-his appoiating relatives
70 Office, the enforcement Of the Ku-Klux
bill. oarpst-bageers. TO-, and disposed Of
them thoroughly. He then stated some Of
the drawbaeks 10 tho way Of Horace Gree
lsy's absolute perfse' ion-his foolish 6nan.
oial theories, bis secession utteraaees, his
abuse Of tho honest masses Of tho Demo-
cratic party, shis vacillstions, eto. The
speakers comments on Mr.. Greeley's wish
to 'tolssp hands across tho bloody ehasm"
and biz picture Of what il really meant, were
capital and met with IN earnest response
from the audience. Indeed, tho Governors
remarks throughout were received with
every mark Of favor. He brought down
the house repeatedly with pointed snse-
dotas which were 80 good and were 80 we'll
told that even the Greeley men could not
help enjoying them. Gov. Miller is fully
sustaining in this canvass his reputation
- being one Of the best stump speakers in
the State, and 10 doing good work for the
ticket.
In concluding, hs explained Why Gen.
Averill, who vas to have been With him in
these appointments, wss detsined as homo,
painful accident making travelling impos-
sibls. Hs paid vel deserved tribute to
the ability and faithfulness With which
Gen. Averill had served tho people Of his
District and State in Congress, and said
that HE return BY three thousand majority
VS. one Of the eertaintiss Of next Novem-
bsr.
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School M alters.


CLEARw ,TER. Oct. Is, 1872.
EDITOR JouRxAL.-At tho regulsr meet
ing Of this Independent School District
W.T.. Rigby was reelected, and 9. A.
Clifford was elected in place Of Seth Gibbs
(whoss term has just expired) - members
Of tho Board OF Education for the three
years term. The Board was regularly or
vanised on tho 18th inst. by eleeting Jas.
Colgrove President, James jerks Secretary.
W. W. Webster Treasurer, and ". T. Rig.
BY Superintendent, each for one year.
The winter school 10 to commence on tho
25th proximo, the upper room under tho
direction Of d. A. Bickford, and the lower
room in charge Of Miss E. Kries. There 10
little doubt. but that our schools will be
conducted Nth ability, and we have the
assurance Of the County Superintendent
that, % tho best teachers are being "gob-
bled up" 10 should have been obliged to
put with an inferior article, had not the
Board been prompt in their action. Mr..
J. F. Lewis put in an appearance here this
week for the purpose Of examining teach
ers.
II it would rain, farmers could pillow, but
it is 90 very dry that good blowing is out
Of the question. LOGOS.
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-Oa election DAY aoWoman appear.

-Oa election day woman appear.
I'd q The Sixth Ward polls in Glove.
land, Ohie, leading BE-, h.sbsad y the
arm. Ticket dilt.ibstsss crowded
a1o,nd him. but IL ssssI then av,y,
,syise. ....Nsyee - - z
She. na,ssbs1 -. .isastsez,
- ~.h - = h vo'ss. I'D a. a,fsstva.a
led sp two oshss -, vhsp ,As ssrv'
d iaItAe ZANE Reaase. Who n.y. .
woman M g political iaaa,sesi
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EXAMINATION OF SCHOOL TEACH

Notice ID hereby given to oil persons who
wish "a apply for certificates Of quali6os.
ton to teach IN the common schools Of
stearns County, that will conduct put
lie examination Of teachers st the: follow.
ing places:
At tho Court House in Ct. Clsad, ..
Monday, October 20, 1872.
At the sehoolhouss in Richmond, On
Tuesday; October 10. 1872. e
At the sehoolhouse in New Nu.ish, on
Wednesday, October 80, 1872.
Time Of examination from . o'clock a.
\. to I o'clock :. \. each day. s~..# i.
All teachers Who intsnd 10 tssch winter
terms in this county, and ers not provided
with . certificate Of qualification, should
attend one Of these public sxaniaatisae.
BARTHOLOMEW PIRZ,
%.~.% County Superiatendent.
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Died.

In this city, 1t nee. % 0stsbse 3oth, Of
esnsunptioI, Miss egsA1 Hyn1118Y 6PA1-
snAwk sksr sf lfsAs =. $DAR.se, sSsd
81 yQoessx ii d ..la. ..a:g sz@s.
= S.AtHaaAi.stea CRY. -. rhsll,day, %.
tsbsr ID, Mrs. LAusA A. NsxaAD. -
y. II. he teva Il Clistsn. ehsrbsrns seun-
~, O. the 2oths 81 October. u paralysis,
Jo1x RloalRsFA11, father 81, Jauee Big
serstaf, Of this e,ty] ss.d ee years sad
II days. ..
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70 TIN PrOPLn Or q. onoUD.

/ ED1ToR J0URxAL.-Fsult has hean found
with me for some time past ~ some Of The
citizens. aud especially BY Tia JOURNAL
Of this city, because my hotel, the Central
House, 10 not In oil respects what It should
b and Whist the interests Of the city de-
mand. lam aware that my hotel 10 not
arst.olass, and that the interests Of st.
Cloud really demand better hotel. At
Tho Same time, believe know my own
buslness and means better than those who
have seen fit to critioise mo, and I propose
to b. frank with the public:
Nrst-1 do not propose to build . hotel
that 10 settled. Iwlsh to 80 out Of tho
business entirely, and get out Of tho way
u Any who may desire to build hotel.
Sseo"d-For that purpose win cell my
hotel property to any man Or firm who
may vish to turn it INTO good hotsl, 1t
low figure, or At such price ~ . committee
Of disinterested business men Of this city
may agree to - the value, or I will turn
tho present property over to joint stock
company, composed Of the business men
Of this city. At such appraised value, and,
il necessary will take - much stock %
any other business man, although should
prefer to take none. will further make
liberal terms Of payment.
know the fact that the Central House
location is the proper oBe for good hotel
in this city, and I am 40 anxious 40 any
other citizen can be to see frst-rate hotel
built AMI run in this city. have been
unjustly accused Of playing the dog in the
nsnger, and take this method Of Betting
myself right before tho citizens Of st.
Cloud. mean just what say. I know
my own means and my own business bet
ter than any other man in this or any 9TH
er oity. l do not propose to build or run =
irst-class hotel in this city, and I do not
mean to stand in the way Of any man OF
set Of men who desire to benefit our city
BY such an enterprise.
J. E. HAYWARD.
st. Cloud. Oct a. 1872
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0AsETHREsHElsv.

III" popularity Of th.ss nashi..s :. .,
great that, with sA.eilitiss larysly isersas-
ed, the nsnafsefursrs ind u inpoesibls %
fully meet the growing .dsnand. |: Cspt.
Grovsror, the agent in this city, IL reesiv.
ing orders daily from oil paris Of the upper
country for these thrsshsri, and il supply
ing them Is rapidly ~ they can be obtain
si. No farmer should buy without first
examining tho Case.
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New '''' York York N I'D! we, com.
nsnting upon the Psnssylvauia cleo.
ton, exolaims "And now We ore 10
the. open t.ld[ J" II. II, Who fell oa.
Of. third story vindo" va. At frat con.
fused, "but the moment" BE- said, ~
stsaok tho Sidewalk >; I kasw where I
vss" aE1*t21t
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Frank Davis has still . fne supply Of
tho best wines and liquors, % we'll ~ tho
choicest brands Of cigars in the city. i
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! Recent .d1i,,s from Senate,

NJ ga Resent sdvisss from Senator
sonasr, now i f'aaee, indicate that
hs win not return ho9eia time 70 Be
present q the ssssnblins Of Congress,
unless bis health improves very much
between this time and that time. Mr.,
Sumner vas awaiting With much sn1.
isty the news giyiag the result q .hl
October slestioas ii Chic, 1ndians and
P0sesylvanjs. So
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: "A largo lot Of ladies' furs just re-
csivsd at Young 4 BrsdfordS. Ladies'
should call carly and mako their selections
from this elegant assortment.
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CONCERT.
TUESDAY IvENINa, OCT. -, 1879
AT COnoREoATlONAL CHURCH.
PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
Part I.
Instrumental Duet,
Nrs. Alsop and Miss Collins.
Hessrs. Alsop and Daendels.
Inst1umsntal Solo, Miss Collins.
Song, Mrs. Bly,
Instrumental Solo. Miss Iues Moore.
Song, Prof. Kaiser.
Guitar Solo, Ass.rs. Alsop and futile.
Vocal Duet, Mrs.. Burbank ana Mrs. b.. {.
Instrumental Trie,.
Mrs. Alsop, hessrs. Alsop and Tuttlt j..
Part II.
Instl ument al Duet,
Mrs. Alsop and Inc. Moore.
Song, Mr.. Daendels.
Msssrs. Alsop and futile.
Song, Mrs. Burbank.
Instrumental Colo, Miss Ines Moore
Song, Mr.. Alsop.
Instrumental Solo, Mise. Collins.
Vocal Duet Mrs. Bly, and Pref. Kaiser
Admission 80 cents.
Doors opsu At 7o'olook-Psrformsncs
begins 1t 8. -:
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NOTICE,

: Al parties indebted 70 tie late Charles
Lueg are notified that II they do not make
settlement Of their accounts at the Judge
Of Probals's oh6:e, St. Cloud. wi,hia two
months from this date, these accounts will
be placed in the hands Of % attorney for
collection. e:-2s AMELIA LUk0.
~ Adninisefa&rix.
q. Cloud, OCT. lot, 1871 sets.1n
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GOOD TIMES FOR EVERYBODY.

Mr.. Paul Aockenhaupt's new stock Of
dry goods, clothing, groceries, orockery,
notions, &c, purchased personally in the
East. has arrived. This stock is not only
very heavy and complete, but is one Of
che very best ever brocght TO this market,
and has been bought at such 6gures a. will
enable Mr.. Mockenhsupt to give his many
customers splendid bargains.
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MICHIGAN APPLIES.
Notice 70 the publlc.

nsvins been appointed Sole Agent for
st. Cload aud the entire upper country, l
will Sell the celebrated Henning Michigan
Apples BY the car load, 1t Michigan prices,
freight only added, and BY the single bar
rel At st. Paul prices. freight added. Ap.
pies will be delivered on these terms at
any point along the line Of tho St. Paul
and Pacific railroad. Everybody knows
what Heuning's Michigan Apples are.
Three bushel barrels-satisfactio gusran-
teed. NJ. NIXON.
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MUST BE SOLD.

Jos. Edelbrosk has . splendid sssort-
ment Of dress goods and white goods, pur-
chased for this seasons trade, which must
be closed out They will positively be
sold at cost. Ladies never had so good =
chance for securing bargains. These
goods are oil stylish and of the best quail
tY.
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"A fragrant breath and psarly teeth
are easily a*tsinsd, and these who fail u
avail themselves Of tho means, should not
complain when accused Of gross neglect.
The sesodeat will speedily eradicate the
cause efa foul breath, bsauti{ying and
preserving the teeth 70 the oldest sss.
sp.ld,ns's Glus;' s.ietisss thing cut ;
ready. r.:
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NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given. that at meet
ing Of tho Directors Of the St. Cloud Az
ricultural and Driving Park Association it
Vas voted to sell At public auction at the
Central House on Saturday, Oct. 26th, 1t
7 o'clock P. H., enough stock Of said Asso-
citation to pay al its indebtedness.
T. c. MCCLURE,
WI. MuLLIKEH, President.
Secretary.
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III any ofeur: 1srshs.ts, q bushes,
ssnessaa are eat Of aets -Aeads. IN heads,
ststseesss, eirSelase, sa.vslspes. eaRls, H..
xalt they have The Gsedassa: 70 sssp into
TIE JOURNAL ef6ee and HEX q our stock
.ad spssias,s u work from. eur aeW typss
They'll - plsassd v,AsWhat they see;
sad not less - With our v.ey lev prices.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS

Capt. L. ". Collins and D. B. Searle,
Esq, will speak 1t
Fair Haven. Tuesday. Oct. 20, 7r.x
and Capt. Collins at
Maine Prairie, Friiay, Nov. 1,7P.M.
Paynesville, Saturday, Nov. 2, I'm.
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BENTON COUNTY.

About Hotels In 0ensrsl-Aa Rich Coun-
try.
-, -~
R1c1's, Barron Co., Myxy., /
,; October 22d, 1879.
EDlToa JvuRxAI.-It 10 splendid weatA-
o.. and this IL 80 good = place t. step ct,
that one fsels like waiting here Tor
change. The smount Of elsetrisity II
guess 1t 10y that gsts into ones system ~.
this broad prairie, is sstonishine. A per-
con feels - though hs must take more thaa:
IN ordinary amount Of exercise, t. work
off his surplus energy. IL The siekly,
feeble, languid, fashionable dwellsrs in
cities would tarow Of their flowers and
farbelows, their ehignons and bustlss,
their srtJfeis!ity, and live In saeh .
plscs ~ this, they would sosa
feel ~ spry - colts, and eeuld hardly r..
ftaiu from kicking up their heels in com
psay. What pity it il that al these
ooaa.ry hotels can't ses that the best thing
they can do 10 to give their customers the
fat Of tic land! Some, ays, many, 81
them have strong butter and weak coffee,
sour pies and sweet vinegar, stale bread and
young cheese, while the hash, the pickles,
tho sauce and tho beef, tho doushnuts and
tho mustard, have oil precisely the same
favor. No wonder people get disgustsd
and avoid such houses - they would q
pestilenee. Speaking Of cheese, Rios'a
oustomers get the best and tho most Of it
ON sundays-of any place on this
rosd.) Seeing that you advertised the nov
''Paeifo House" In THs JOURNAL. I tried
it onoe, and must Gay that for the
amount Of accommodations the charges
were more moderate than at any other
house I ever stopped Ct. But The rule il
to get along - ehssply ~ possible, aid %
keep customers away. When wW hotels
learn wisdom?
This eou1try up here il being developed
very rapidly. erich Prairie" CON,
twelve miles north Of here, raised last ysa1
twelve thousand bushels Of snail graia
This year: they have forty-6ve thsus.ad,
aud The ehsaess srs that next year thsy
viii have one hundred thousand. sens'
body ought t. build . srist mill Asrs:-
There il peser in Little Rock Crssk I,
grind - heap" Of wheat. LOaOs.
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Nor1os.-The well-known Billiard Hall
opposite Tie Central House is for sale on
terms to SUIT the purchaser. Must be sold
inside Of ten days. 1t is the best business
stand in tho city. Apply to :. ...ea.
So 81. -..> ~ B. -NoCAaT1,
On thu nramiaar.
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"-More new millinery goods, Of the L.
test styles, just received from tho east, 1t
Mi,s Clarke's. Also. Butteriok's patterns.
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To NE Mt.

A nice, comfortable And convenient
dwelling in st. Cloud. Enquire Of
HAMLlN & SlAIIR
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TO

CUBSCRlBERS TO
DPsrERs' NusloAL
MONTHLY are getting
all the latest and bos,
music for tvo and
I three cents . pieoe.-
Every number con.
tains At least "a
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by such authors -
Hays, Thomas, Guam
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Strauss, Faust, etc
Single copies mail.
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Box and strained money, fresh and
nice, ct Curtis grocery store.
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TaE AARkEI ..
!. Sf. CIoup. Oct. "a. 1872

81. Cloup, Oct. "A, 1872.
Whsat-Ths receipts are little more
than the nillers require. Prices continue
At 70ae0o, With the market weak. Farm
en- generally seen disposed to hold for .
rise. 4 lsttsr from leading commission
house in Chiesgo written on the 2lst,
says: 1.-THE -four market IL exceedingly
dali. High frsishts have caused ssstern
orders to hold of, and very tight money
market checks business oil around. Mon
~ IL bringing two per cent. Per month.
We srs unable to make sales, % srs oil
others aa prsssat. There have b>sA NO
eenesssisns in prices, - buyers ars not IN
market, and concessions would 10 Of ~
avail"
0Ass 2os.
Corn, 45s.
Flsur-1XXX $s.ooae.so; XXX $3.50
$500; Xxx $4.5oas.0o per barrel.
fssd-$l.26 per ewt.
Corlassl-%l:s6.
03OEto@V4sVVs
Braa-$s Per ten; so Per cvt.
Eggs-20s.
Butter ranges from IL 10 1870.
Potatoss-Vsry plenty 1t 2os25s.
Green spplss-$4.oos$4.25 PER barrel ;
So per peek.
Cranberriss, 81 $4,000 per bush.l; loo
psr quart.
Onions-60a7bs per bushel.
aeasy-2oss0e per pound.
arspes-25e Per pound.
Cabbass-$a.$s per hundred.
Beans, $l.ooa$l.75 per busAsl.
Cheese-12}al6e per pound.
Hay-$6ae.5o per ton.
"eol-Uawsshsd, ssas5s; washed, S0s
66e.
Sugar cured hsms-2oe per Id.
Dried Dsst-25e per ID.
Besf-Oa fe>t, 81; retailing, aA123e
Per pound.
ves,-7sss drssssA, rstaili,g, 1o.l33.
pr pssaa.
Vsnisoa-saddlss, 0slos rstailise 13}a
l6s.
Aatten-ss feet, as4s retailing 1oa12}s
pr posnd.
fsrk-ss dressed retailing, los12}o
pr psu.d.
Mess pork, 316}a$20 per barrel.
4ItwAVx11, Oct. 70.
Whest-$l 18f for Ne. l.
Oats-2S}e.
corn-3l}c.
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ts1ats dsoassd dsSlNtatsd. Sent ffss II scaled
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foA oAIs.-Ths uaasrsigaed offers for
sals "Opsrs Hslp' saloon. This 10 WE'LL
Known and popular stand, and offers
good ENDORSEMENTS to parties who may de-
sire % purchase. Terms reasonable. c
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-Fsrmers can slways get the highest
market price for th cir produce, at Smiths
grocery store.
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counties can obtain Reynolds celebrated
Grain Measures Of Joseph Winslov. In,
qnire 1t the Fletcher House, St. Cloud,