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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-28

PROHIBITION AND LOCAL OPTIOS.-At I
the October election in this State in 1854,
the question OF authorizing the Legislature
TO enact Il proLiLitary liquor law was sub
IuiU;ed 10 a vote Of the people. We have
no means now OF ascertaining precisely Y " hat
the result was in the State, tut We Temen-
Der thai the majority against the proposed
legislation was between T0jsT and UUe thous-
and. Alongside Of the vote on the Local
Option bill III this county last Friday, as
gwen below, we publish the vote of the
county i'll detail on the prohIbitory liquor
law III 1854. 1t will be seen that the vote
in favor of the law was 1892 and against it
1325-showing a majority against 1t II the
county Of 80. Many persons have forgotten
that the license question was ever before
submitted TO vote of the people OF this
State, and as a matter of local interest we
pUbliEh the tabular statement of the vote IL
this county on the occasion referred to-
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Re z "a I'm EAE..

.NCORMICK.KENNBDY.--Narried,at ar nup-
tisl mass, in ST. Peters Church. Allegheny City,
on Tuesday last, by Rev K. Pheian, Mr. JOHN
Nj hCORMICK, OF SUmmeThill township, this COUu-
~, and Miss LUE Z. KENNEDY, OF Allegheny.
TO use hom-ly. but none the less expressive
similc, we were nsVer so much taken down in
all our bora days" as We were when tho inti-
nation reached Us through Rob Roy" that
our esteemed and talented correspondent, ''SOi-
tero, had went and gOue aud got married. We
knew, of course, that his predictions for some
time past had been in that direction, but had
no idea that he would slip his head into the
matrimonial moose without manircstiug some
sign of the approaching sacrifice. But the deed
is none the less well dOEc because done slyly,
and If there is one friend more than another to
whom we could wish unbOUndeG happiness in
all worldly ventures, and especially 10 the
choice of loving companion and helpTnate for
life, IL is he vino in this instance has assumed
the vows and obligations OF 9 benedict ana for
ever bid farewell TO hiG sObriquet of "SoltcTo,'
which In Spanish means bachelor, John has
done what TO FeniNEs, with all their pOmp and
parde, failed to dO-he has captured Kennedy
and annexed II, not TO Uncle sam s dominions,
but to one OF Uncle Sans Worthiest and most
upright soma He has handsome and true
hearted bride who will love, honor and cheer
him through life, and she has secured a husband
who Ia emlnently worthy of such a wife. May
God gbundantly bless them in this world and
reward them with never-endlnR felicity in the
next.
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Communications.
PnnrAGr- Feb. o. 1873.

PORTAGE, Feb. 20, 1873,
EDITOR FREEMAN-We have had the sec
; ond .'Q''-uack from the sweet duck OF 'or-
tage, through the columns of the HeTGtd OF
the 10th inst. From ii we gather that 'Ou
Saturday last, Wm. Priugle, Jr., and j. G.
Martin, of Portage, made information agaius
/ VIM. tIinn, who keeps saloon at Portage
Station, on the charge of selling liquor 10
minors, on Sunday, and without license"
Now, ii il takes TWO first class merchants.
conglUuleTated with a sprinklin of railroad
and express agency, and large amount OF
local option, together with two other chaps
who were inveigled into the arrangement, 10
INFORM against one Clandostlne operator OF
what o. is pleased 10 term gin mill: ]"
how many bugs, and OF what size; would it
require to enforce local option against 9th
ers In this locality" who are legitimate deal
CTS in the u3deRtf
II the good and law-abiding citizens of
this locality would sweep the dirt from
their own doors, and not he quite SO Jealous
i'll the business of enforcing their own pecu-
lar ideas upon the Giaeie1'tS OF this locality
and manifest a wee bit" less Willingness
10 become the cOnScience-EeeperS of their neigh
bors, they would advance about rapidly
in tho affections of the dear people.
90 says the people are 10 blame for the
laXity OF the law" Nonsense. The people
are not responsible for any lOOseIlsSS Of the
kind. 1t tkeeps some OF them qttdckaRg much
Iy to account for their own laXities.
20" says: Judge Dean, we are satisfied,
theirs" Not doubt OF it and no doubt
tho Judge will feel himself highly cOmpli-
menUcd by this fulsome qsack from Portage's
greatest duck
Would il not be well for SO" to add to the
already heavy contents OF his ''craw" few
more pebbles from the "blarney stone" and
pour lutte Of the essence upon Judge ID. 5
excellent and worthy associates? 1t might
ADVANCE his local option ideas hugely, and
help drIUe nagt or tIco.
Hoping that the morality of the majority
Of the good people of Cambria county may
grow brighter III the estimation OF our Wet
tootsd bird, 1 feelingly commend 10 him, as
Il subject Tor meditation, their recent verdict
at the polls. Il.
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ORETUAE Z.

SKBLLY.-Died, near CRrroltown, Feb. Goth.
after q brief illness, MICHAEL. y. SKELLT, aged
about II years.
The deceased was born near what is now the
borough OF WilmOre, this county. ana was son
OF Philip Q. Skelly, soldier OF the American
Rev VO!utiOn- He WAS esteemed by all wEO knew
him es q good citizen, an agreeable neigh hbor,
and faithful Christian. His remains ere &C
cOmpaEied t0 their last earthly resting place in
the Catholic cemetery at CarrOltoNu by large
cOnc0urse of friends and relatives, whose Dor
row was sUothS6 by the confident hope that the
end cf mortal was to him the beginning OF an
immortal life. May he rest in peace, Anon.
Portage, Pa. 7, D. :.
CONROD. Died, in Clcarfsld township. Feb.
23d, of inflammation OF tho lungs, infant Gaugh-
ter OF :. and Annie J. Conrod- s.ed months.
She was briEh as the lilly
And as lair as the rose,
But now the dearest little babe
In heaven has sought rcpose. T. I.
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CLrARF1ELD TWP. Feb. "a, 1873.

Mr.. EDITOR-In looking over last week 3
issue of your paper / noticed an article head
cd The Poor. Relation in Pennsylvania, " III
which the writer says, and l suppose with
truth, that ancestral progenltOrs or descend
ant pustetity, the case may lie, shall re
lieNe and maintain such poor relations or
persUuE, and further says that Pennsylvania
il tho paradise OF poor relations. Now, MIR
Editor il such - the law, and l done doubt
il Tor u moment, what gels is this: In
looking Oyer tue Auditors settlement L am
informed THAI they settled their accounts in
accordance with law, and this must be-
ieye, because they say SO over their own
signatures. Yet \. 7. EditOr, with such laws
OH the statute books, aDd they making such
laws their guide in the>e settlements, have
come 10 the conclusion that there are more
people in Cambria county without either an
CesJTal prUgenitOrs OF descendant posterity
than ! ever had any idea Of 70. the outdoor
FaUpcr expenses, one way or aAcIher, Tor
1SiZ, must Ue near three thousand dollars;
ana II such poor persons had foretaLLsrs or
descendants living, they could not become
charge on the county. Mr.. Editor, L cant
See INTO this, but il you can, please give
d little light on the subject.
Your humble and Ubedieut friend,
y. IITZINGRR.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-28

AN INTERESTING LECTURE.-A lecture
on the subject of temperance will oe dellv-
cred at the Court House in this place, on
Wednesday evening next, by Rev faIher
Mccarthy. of ,Johnstown, one OF the most
eloquent and pleasing orators, we venture
TO say, that has sver been listened TO IN TINS
community. The lecture will be rare inter-
AIRY treat and We advise everybody to near IT,
An admission fee of twenty-five cents, TO ana
in the purchase of a new bell for the Church
OF the Holy Name, will be charged at the
door, or, what is the same, tickets Will De
sold at that price by authorized agents.
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ESfate N0EiCc.

7 BTTERS of Administration on the Estate OF
II Daniel 81. Little. late OF Chest Springs bor-
ough. Cambria county. deceased, having hscn
granted to the suBsCribcr by the Register Of
said county, all persons Indebted 10 said estate
are requested to make immediate payment,
aId those having claims will prcsont them pre-
perry authenticated for settlement.
d. G. LITTLE, Administrator.
Cheat Sprinlya. Feb. 2s. IS13.-6t.
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IsHIHE - e e.,

4 L ED e k0 SEskLBI<.
E'RE subscriber viii offer his HOMESTEAD
/ in Carroll township, one and 4 HSls ~
half miles east of Carrolitown, Ess;.InsSyAs
Public Sale, on
THURSDAY, March GOTH, next, E-z-:I--3-ss:szsses -
at 10 o'clock, N. Said Homestead consists of
65 Acres, well improved and in an excellent
state of cultivation, on which theirs are good
House, large FRAME BARN, commodious
SPRING HOUSE, with an abundance OF pure Wa
ter near the dwelling, and all other necessary
outbuildings, together with an ORCHARD con-
tanning 2E acres OF young, thrifty trees, most
of them bearing choice fruit.
Also, one other piece of land containing 5S
Acres, ten acres being cleared aud the balance
well tiInbered, situate neal Marks Mill, miles
east OF CarrOlltOwn-
t1F These lands will he sold separately or to-
gether. purchasers may desire.
Also. at the same time and place, will be sold
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farm I'm
plemsnts, Horses, Cattle, Grain, Hay, straw,
the necessary Lumber for house. eto.
So The usual credit will Oe given.
JOHN WEAVER.
Carroll Twp., Feb. %. IsTS.-3t.
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SISGULAR.-A well-tO-do farmer recently
died in Massachusetts, who, it is said, never
had his hair cut since he was a boy, never
shaved, never wore collar, and OF course
never enjoyed the felicity of dUnning one OF
those superb suits which can always be OBJ
tained at the most moderate rates from Jas
j. Murphy, at his Star Clothing Hall, l09
Clinton street, j Johustown.
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MURDER.-James Estep was found at
the Williamsburg Furnace, on Friday night
last, in an insensible condition, having been
struck the head. as is supposed, by n
handy-billy, and died at three o'clock next
morning. y youHg man named Daniel
Amhiser has been lodged in the Holidays
bay & Jail on suspicion OF having committed
the foul deed.
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7 ETTERS - Administration on tho Estate of
Z Jacob W SlIby, late of Carroll township,
Cambria county, deceased, having been grant
ed the subscriber u the Register OF said
county, all persons indebted 20 said estate are
requested to make imnediatS nay mcnt, sGd
those having claims against the SAFE viii pre-
sent them properly authenticated for settle
meut. H. &. KIRKPATRICK, Adm =.
(arrOll own. Feb. 2S. IS1S.-fT.
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A FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS for a reliable
man, with the assurance OF making from 5000
to S3oJ0 n year, can be secured, in connection
with an agency for the exclusive sale of works
of Rev. HENRY WARD BEBCHER, WILLIAM CUL-
LEN BRYANT, HARRIET i3EECHFR STOWE. &c.-
Write for particulars to J. Z. FORD co, n.
York; Boston; Chicago; or Sau Francisco.
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ADVICE. "A word OF advice let MS give
you, in language respectful but plain, and
in this we've no wish 10 deceive you, but seck <
for your proht and gain. If you desire the
worth of your money, and we are sure You
will ask FOR no more, buy all your dry goods,
dress goods, and so forth, at l. I. Coppock' >
cheap store-212 Main street, Johnstown.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-28

THE RIGHT WAY.-The way to get rich
is to spend less money than you earn, and
the proper way to do this is TO buy where
you can buy the cheapest, and buy only what
you need. Myers & Lloyd's great mercan-
tile mart offers the best inducements 10 ca: Ii
purchasers in this region. Goods very cheap,
very select, and very abundant.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-28

JoHNsTOwS, Feb. %, 1873.
DEAR FREEMAS-"J dreamed dream
which was not all a dream" dreamed that
l v as attending church in Allegheny City,
and bcheld two we'll dressed persons come
walking up the aisle, followed by two others
at some distance. The foremost gentleman
looked for all the world like ''SoltvrO'-tall ,
straight, handsome, and well dressed. His
partner, lady OF exquisite beauty and
surpasslng lOYellnesS, seemed like a seraph
that had come to earth to visit the church
militant. Both received the solemn sacra-
lnent of matrimony, ''pledgiug their solemn
plight" to each other, as long grass grows
and water runs, To love, honor, cherish and
obey. ''Soltero" was from Cambria county
the lady was from heH'itd0, but will never
moro be known as a kennidaiuI
Is my dream true? How strange to think
that dreams will divulge even matrimonial
secrets l have not been in Allegheny CITY
for two years, yet that bright vision was be-
fore me-the splendid church, ths spacious
alsles, the huished altar. the very r1ictures
that adorned the walls, the priest Win ms
vestments, ''Soltero" ami his angel bride -
Can such things be and not overcome us
like a summer cloud without our special
wonder" Blessed De ''SolIero," the lover,
the poet, and the benedict; and more blessed
be 'Lu," the fairy queen that makes him
the happiest OF men. No cards-but I'll
take CAKE. ROB ROY.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-28

IMPORTANT TO THE LADIEs.-Among
all the varieties of sewing machines which
are offered to the public, the DOMESTIC
claims TO be the nearest to absolute perfec-
ton.
Its many advantages over other machines
are too numerous to be mentioned in arti-
Gle of this nature but we would advise all
intending to purchase machine to carefully
examine into the merits of the DOMESTIC
ami become convinced that no other machine
cal. compare with it for simplicity and ease
of action.
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license Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petitions for
" Tavern and Eating House license have been
filed by the following named persons, and will
be presented at the March Term OF Court:
TAVERN LICENSES.
John Quinn, Cambria borough.
George WentrOdo, Wilmore borough.
J. 4. HITE, Clerk.
Prothonotary's Once. Ebsnsburg, Feb. 1 l87I
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.gJE2 BFEBA.

which e pronounced by tho leading rtei.cs:
authorities OF London and Paris ''tlic most pow
ertui tonic auc alternative known TO the Tucdi-
cal world This Is no new and uutTied disCov-
cry, but mas been long used toy the leading ply
sicIaBs OF other countries with JCgEdeTfll RENE
dial results.
Don't UsarsH aud impair the digestive organs
BY cathsriic. and physics. They sivc only feu =
pOrary relief. indigestion, fiat ulcnGs ana dvs-
pepsia, ". til piles and kindred diseases. re sure
a. follow tGeiT use
Keep the blood pure and health IS assured.
JOHN .. KELLOGG q, Is Piatt St, \. I o. :
Sole gent FOR the : nited States.
Price ono Dollar per B0ttie. send Tor Circular
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-Somerset county has balance Of over
$S, OOO In its treasury and WestmOreland
has a balance of nearly $12 coo.
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is uuequa:ed 10y any Ano "a pur!ner. n viii
eradicate, eztirpaJe aud thOrou uEhIyid-Stroy "a IA
poisonous substances in the Biood ana y mi 81
fcctua!iy dispoI ali preGispOsitou 70 biliuus de-
ranEemcnt.
IstAere IUGHt n GctiDn ia p0;tr LUcr aud Sl>S.
Unless relieved at once, the blood becomes i'm
pur, by drleteriUus sscrctiOUs, producing sCros
uluus skin diseases, Biutchcs, FciOs.s, Pus
tuleE, CSnker. Pimpies, &c, &c.
Hare gOtl Dgspc ptic St0mdrht Unless dtyes-
ton is promptly aided the system is dehiliJst ed
with loss of vital force, poverty OF the Biooc
DTJpsicai Tendency q eucral " oaKness or i..l<
situde
Ii will impsrt youthful vigur 20 weary sufferers.
EIUc yDt. ICsdkHsss Of the InfcStiHCSf Gou are
in danger OF Chronic DiSrrhoea or the dreadful
lEtiam nation OF the Bow els.
Hare gUJl 1CcdliHess Of the Uterine Urinary
OTgGr9sT You must procure instant relief or
you are liable TO suffering worse than death.
Are you detected, drowsy. dull, sluggish or de
pressed In spirits. with head ache. back ache,
coated tongue and bad tasting mouth?
For certain remedy for all Of these diseases.
WeEknessos and troubles; for cleansing and
purify ing the vitisted blood and impa rting Wig
or TO ali the forces; for building up and restOr-
ing the weakened constitution, USE
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FULL AND COMPLETE.-We don't allege
that every want of the human family can be
supplied at Huntley'S extensive house-fur-
nshing depot but we do say that when it
comes to buying fresh groceries, hardware
tinware, stoves, and numberless other arti-
cles needed in every family, no one can go
amiss by calling at Geo. Huntley's big store
Honest goods and honest prices are the in
ducementS held out to buyers.
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CANvAssING:BOOKs SENT FREE FOR
PROF. F0WLER'S GREAT WORK

On z2nhs0a, TenGnhesd, and heir kEtEaI IR-
ter-relStionE; Love, Its Laws, EoVer, Ee-
Agents are selling from 20 20 80 oOpi IS OF this
work a day and we send s canvassing book fres
TO any book agent. Address, stating eI perienCe,
eic,, N-TiCEAL EUBLIsHLHG Co., FhiIad a, "a.
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" NTFD to employ for the spring snd sum
" ~ Ai1D mer, SCHOOL TEACHERS ami
other integent TneI7. to solicit FOR my s,r. TalH-
able beautifully illustrated and essy-selIns pub
licatiOns. Before making other cngageni cnts,
address. ststiu2 experience, If any.
II. c. JOHNSON, go Arch St, Philadelphia.
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A Centre county woman has churned
two hundred and seyenty-twO pounds of
butter, from the milk of one cow, in pc
riod Of nine and half months.
The total number of blind persons in
this State, as shown by the last census,
foots up l, 767 making one blind person to
every 1903 inhabitants.
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EMPLOYMENT. 500 f.-r week. Agents aud
~ others to sell a new article, indtSpenSs lie
- merchant and manufacturers. Address Elth
stamp, E. B. Smith y Co, 50 Liberty-st., y L
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NEW ADTERqIsEaKENTs.

ID SAMPLES sent by mail for SOC that ret -il
Il quick for SO r. l.. WOLCOTT, Isl Cha
tlisul-sq uare. New Y ork
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SOME people may talk about the big stock
Of flour, feed and groceries they keep and
others may try to induce persons TO buy by
declaring they sell very cheap. Yet this
hear in mind, nowhere viii you find though
Won seek DER and DER, better -four and feed,
Mills cheap store. Try his choice teas.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-28

THE PUREST AND SWEETEST COD-LIvER OIL
is Hazard & CasweiIS. made on the sea shore,
from fresh. selected livers, by CASwELL, HAZ-
s1rs,t Patients who have once taken it prefer
N 70 all others. Physicians have decided il su-
perior 20 any of the other oils In market LEW J.
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CHAPPED hands, face. rough skin, pimples.
ringwOrm, Salt-rheum, and other cutaneouS
affections cured. and the skin imade soft and
smooth. by using the JUMPER TAR SOAP, made
by Casweil Hazard Il CO., New York BE GER
tain to get the Juniper Tar SOdp, there are
many v worthless limitations made with common
tar. In.I0.-I%W-I
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WANTED IF Yoy WISH TO MY :
/ w 1AAN 1A1I'.A SEWING MACHINE
for family use or ect as agent, address WASH
ISGToS SEWING NACHISE CO., Boston, Ness.
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NN.Ir'll d'es not SOP III T VI ,urm, oh0ilcr
9r h.crs itch, ard stops Only o sign'l At
Bpughtnn a LakCyiNC.
~ rains do not Stop. 70 Stop on Signal
O. stop for Meals
rains md win run daily All other tranis
daily except Il dIyS.
un sunday, Train wi run one hour late from
Nayviiic tp oil C.ty
Train Nll ztupat Roueeyilo on Signal for Pas
tan-cr4 -ou, Nor,h of r u1vtlie
Train may leave on ko'i~evillc Pas sengers that
were received No"h utHiru.yilla
}. ! LAWRENCE, Gen. Supt,
G. J. HEPBURN. ASST cupi.
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L.. 4. a. Nj. q. IL ARAW \.
&C., Al he Post Ofice Newsr"om'
.e;- C-lland eXamin" 81

Dy'pepic- regain their Dealth, appetite and
rrrngtll chils and ever are hIoken mp t.e tofpa
IVer ami kidneys ere reused to action ard the sui-
,e1ng rheumaiic rapidly rcrovers, ali nv thc lugI
Elig ana reviying influence o Dr, NGAa'uns oot
Dooi earcher Try it, ptice, by mai, u ~
Sarrnnted. Williams Medicine Co., box lsaO
Fti,sburgh Pa. H
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uW Advertise in The RECORD.
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rocla uosicts ~ centi per line, each !nsertiOD.
Ai.eri!sem, nus payable quaiteriS IA aCNance
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N!q. GtsE:5 u u F.S1SsEE,Y Hf1.
~ EW 70 r-. a. feggENAsg, g..RG&LkN
d. ElFs tt1Stiia ~. ~.
On -ni ntlei lu.rs.t.y, July I0ih, 1873,
trains ri'' wan os follows:
SCUVHWAED TRAINS.
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Pimplcs, Blotches, and Erunt0's or 'hr l''''
and a eruptve scro ulpus diseases, hrNa 'li Or
igin from vrus and cor 'HNtions in the NJ I'D nf
McCallIIm's Root Blood searcher sirikoS az '4'
source of all scroiulous diseases by neutr,''ZH EsE
the blood Warranted Price, by mail Lo0
OIoots -nflcient TO make quart Of bInoG sem
e-) Milanls Medicine Co, Pittsburgh IA b'S
1928 '.h..
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Time Table takes effect Nov 3, -s72
SOUTHWARK
NORTHTLRD

tation for jamestown, N. Y, ard connect
with A y G. ". trains east aud west Coppecs
Warren win t'afns east and west on the PEA
r. II HAYFR ssnI ga,
uunkxS, New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-26
DOMESTIC hARkRTs.

cHcIeo April qe end unehsnFt most sales on private
Wheat In fair demand and higher, mainly Tor future deh,e
No Spring 81 2uasi Is Regular on spot ~ 81 MAJ Ii
IT,, No spnuf 81 hdti 49, Rejected se Corn mr as
r.nd and ara mainly for fatars delivery No he
@1,s ,ssh die MAJ; EIDE. JuDei Rejected Se Oats In MR. a
.aSd sDd sn Ne ne e,sh Slie mai hsses Ss ysi 5n
Pra,taonz au veak Psrt dull sae hee 'veI sloses
~ s1s M, xls IS June Lard dull snd dropping % le poS
sss Hsyl ESQ June M.as hss % TIE %s,.s mn
Corn % o.s coc bush sJs ,o se' ~ s. rs % S
asn.-t Flour, 500 bash Wheah '" pasn Sor' -
h.sh Osu 900 bu<h Barley ~. 49,
a, ssa Cora steady .itse RE II improved demand a. s
90 4, r demand higher aft0de Barley arm Butter hn
demand .ad s ss@n.ly sls 1sssls ,DSs s bid ess
~, e A 750SD buyer June Lard quiet etsan ss
sen.rsy s,d higher Kettle Os.hn light closed good De
nsna ns shnsr. ySfie sale. at Iisc, Clear Rib Sides. $40
s,e ale. s bay, Nav sss barer June Clear sides
Al June bacon arm 5headers C'ear ND eaes
Toe Clear SIDES ioc, with sale. WHISKY Arm at soc -
APRIL fsir demand snd trm wheat strong
and hshsr so Winter Red held Al 81 20 No. Red 81
&c., ksu.r hIred s0a5c Ost held kgheri Ne STATE
de- Petroleum demand lets ls,e small o ia 01Oic
Ohio state Test t30loic xu
DrTssr April asPour gnst and unchanged Wheat steady
ut, WIT. "a ol No WHIT 81 s31s1 sJi Amber Michigan
si T1ssi Corn .,s.dJ Ysiew oGSle or - good demand
wsssl 1000 ADD 600 baah oas sspnsaa 900 bb
Flour / 90 bash. Wheat and 1900 bush Cora
LsgsuIs Apl ss.yess 10 a sssasa 80 ss He hss 81