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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-03-13
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
FhY0iCiana.

DIS. POMERENE & WISE,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, MILLERs-
burg, Ohio. Office Hours WeineSdays
from l TO O'Clock P. NJ, and on SATURDAYS
from O'Clock A. N. to3 O'Clock p NJ 3itf
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Dentists,
T. l.. PIERCE,

PRACTICAL Il OPERATIVE DENTIST, UP
Stairs opposite the Book Store. All work ex-
ecuted in the hest manner, and warranted
to give satisfaction. /. Itf
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J. w. GUTHRIE. M. d.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Ofice in first
building north Of Post oflice, Wooster, WAYNE
County, Ohio. Office hours, Wednesdays and
saturdays, from Il A NJ, and from TO
p n. All accounts considered due as saon
as services rendered. ~ g
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With this bright thought before us,
Wen all such woman be, ffT
With God and angels DER us,
10 Keep us pure and free;
While we in lOwly mansions stay,
In this bright world SO fair,
Till by and by, our harps we'll play,
For we'll be an gels there. =
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W G STOUT Md

SUCCESSOR OF f. BARNES, NJ. d., ECLEC-
tic Physician and Surgeon, Oxford, Holmes
County, Ohio. Special attention given to
Chronic and Female Diseases. Consultation
free. Office hours from A. NJ to3P NJ. ON
Tuesdays and SATURDAYS. 39n,.,s
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DR. S. WILSON
DIR. JOHN LEHMAN

German Physician. Treats Chronic Diseases,
especially Female Complaints with great
success. Office on East Liberty Street, woos-
ter, o.
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Terms Of Advertising.

i in. 9 in I5.coi lsoOl l.cOl 5.c0i isc0i iool
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Kind friends, this pleas ant winter night,
We stand before you here;
We come to tell of our future bright
We tell without q fear.
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County Officials
NJ. E. CHURCH,

Church Direotory.
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ELLA.

shall be q prima donna
And go upon the boards,
And never look upon a farmer
III have the smile OF lords;
For shall be an actress grand
The very hest in all the land.
The roof itself with applause shall ring,
When step out on the stage to sing,
.r Sings s0lzs popular so5g.
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/" Hagar Southey, how can you?"
At that moment she drew rein before
Mr.. Howe's residence. Hagar saw the
girl safely on the sidewalk; then said
sarcastically, "Never mind, Della, when
Lent comes you will see how good l
will be-" and drove on, while Della
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SERVICES EVERY SABBATH AT 10 o..
elocE, a. n. Sunday School at 3. j. ID. Nun.
emacher. Pastor.
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The next evening she went to the
Rink again-a party called for her in q
large three-seated sleigh. He was one
of the number. She had hardly taken
her seat before they began to chafe her
about her odd protege, having heard the
story from Della Howe. Her quiet, in
dependent retorts soon silenced them.
"What was SHE going to do with him?"
''Keep him." "Who did he belong to?"
She had made the lawful inquiries.
When they reached the Rink, Bert
klemn coolly swung her skates over his
shoulder, without even so much as "By
your leave" and gave her his arm !;
then afterward buckled her skates on in
that same way as If it was his right.
There was dash of color in her cheeks
and, without thanking him, she started
of in her fearless, graceful way.
The night was bitterly cold; there
were very few on the Rink, save their
party. She was some distance from
them all, when turning, she found that
he was giving her chase. She increas-
ed her speed; her foot struck some
slight projection in the ice-she fell,
and suddenly all the world was blank.
1t was but for an instant. Then she
came back into consciousness, with the
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OSAGE ORANGE.

We have a full supply of plants on hand.
to give us call. We also furnish plants and
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-13
VOLUME 36---N MBER 1872.

made resolution. put something in
this vest pocket. and determined that
if ever You would dance with me. |
would offer il tn yuu. and that if yurI
refused me. would never Veal the
suit. nor dance. again.
He WAS 81 nervous that he pat his
hand To his neck k-tic. aS if he would
denude himself of the Nr>su> apparel
at once. Matilda was never So moved.
Every demonstration that this obscure
little Young Martin made pleased her
more and more. She >lyIy put her
hand to take his gift. 1t was Il ring.
and lac not only slipped ii into her hand.
but on her finger. 1t was Il pretty ring"
t"o.-an emerald circled with pearls
''lou know what mean" he whiSp-
cred.
How becoming yoru suit is" she
answered "do wear il. The next
dance is yours 'HulI'S Victory and the
next"
"All, Matilda ,"
EVERY one.
''Balanccz :" shouted the conductor.
From He 4IiiHc for JHnc.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-13
Letter From Philadelphia.

PIIILADELFIIIA. June 2d, 1913.
DEAR CALEnONIiN Since writing
my last. there has been II very interest
ing meeting of the American institute
of Mining Engineers. The Institute
WAS formed two Years ago at Wilksl,ar
re- in this state. Its objects are. the
economical mining of the useful miner
ais. and the safety and welfare of those
employed. Hon. VIM. ID. Kelley stat
ed, that the work of the institute was
to regulate society. by halmonizing
capital and labor. The wonderful de
velopmcEtS of the mining interest of the
country, offered large field whereon
Il vast amount of labor and capital
might he saved 10y the intelligent aid
of the metallurgist. Mr.. Raymond.
president of the institute, pressed upon
the public. the necessity of scientific
education in this particular branch of
labor. The meeting further considered
that the English system of long wall
mining was much more economical than
our method, as the amount of coal
wasted was considerably less. The
meeting closed on the e22nd of May.
With each succeeding year the cere-
monies of Decoration Day acquire
greater Signiticanc and the Ohserv-
ance becomes more general. This
wear the day was Il semi-holiday, all
the public offices being closed, and a
number of factories and workshops sus-
pended work. in order to enable the
employees to take part i'll the process
sion. A large number of those who
took part in the ceremonies. were con-
| spicuous on account of the empty
sleave, the artificial leg, or the more
prominent Disagreement of the face.
Those who were MANNED were cheer
fully provided with carriages. The
Grand Army of the Republic, Marines
from the Navy Yard, the National
Guards, the National Grays. the Patri
otic Order Sons of America, the Scott
Legion, Soldiers Orphans, and many
other societies marched to the different
cemeteries.
Mount Moriah heading the list in re-
gard to numbers, contains about 1900
soldiers graves. In this cemetery i'll
one particular spot, known as the Sol
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-13
The Extent OF the Traffic in Liquor.

Rev. Wm. II. Boulc. in Il lecture last
week in the Seventeenth street VI. T..
Church. in New York city. gave som,
figures showing in Il startling light the
enormous extent of the liquor traffic.
He said
There are about ten Thousand liquoI
shops in the city of New York. The
Protestant churches number 300. and
require = 300 OOO annually to carry
them ON. The amount expanded in the
rum shops for an equal time is >GO,Wm.
OOO. In one ward the rum shops are ;,
numerous that if they were placed in :;
row they would line both sides ui
Broadway from the Battery to city Hall
During last year the amount paid t"l
rum in the 'mitcd States WAS II. .l-:}.
l9l $50 or Sl3 for each man woman and
child. The entire railroad property ui
the country does not exceed in Nalu,
the amount annually expended fl"
liquors. In the State of New York til,
sales 10y the retail trade last ycan
amounted to S2l6.6O1 80, oI StiO to'
every man. woman and child. III,
entire amount of money expended tu'
flour, meal. clothing. wonlcn and cuttni
goods. boots and shoes. hooks, news
papers and job printing two years ag''
throughout the whole country Wi
Slm.UOO. 900 less than thai lald ont foi
Intoxicating liquors.
Second As To the results. Govern"
Dix admits i'll his veto that four-titth
of all the crime. paupeIism and mi>cr.
is due to liquor This means that 20
ont of the 900 prisoners on Blackwell s.
Island are there hecauSe of rum. The
rIImscllcrs murder in the nitcd State
alone 7O.OOO persons yearly. 1t send
annually lOO.Om men and women l.
prison. Murdered victims of the ti5Iifi
average one every ten minutes.
Third-lt is wholesale and retail.
trade i'll poison. There is not Il liqu"
dealer from Fifth Avenue to the FouitI
ward who dareS to submit all his liquor
tn the test of the chemist. and haNim"
50 submitted it. to put up the result %.
Il placard behind his counter. Thcr,
are no such things sold as pure liquors
All other efforts having failed, the
temperance people of this State mus
have recourse to legislation. Moral
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-13

diers Rest. there sleeps 400 soldiers.
ent portions of the ground. In Glen
wood there are 600 sleeping side by
side. When the Post having charge of
this cemetery reached this spot. the
Soldiers Orphans that accompanied
them placed new flags upon each of the
graves and renewed the old ones; Af-
ter singing The Soldiers Orphans
Hymn they strewcd their flowers. the
qnartettc meanwhile singing an APP
propriatc hymn. 1t would be imposSi-
BILE to cmUmcrate in Il letter, the imter-
cSting ceremonies i'll each of the ccme-
telieS, but suffice it to say that about
1000 graves were decorated
y graceful tribute was paid to the
family of Gen. George &. Meade. The
Grand Army of the Republic through Il
committee, presented them with a Sc
ries of engraved resolutions. They re-
cord the nations loss. the States SORROW.
and the sympathy of the soldiers at the
bereavement of the family.
In one of our rural districts the Scott
Legion Monument. attracted much at
tcntion. The lot in which it stands
was protuSely decorated with flags and
flowers: among the latter. were two
large Mexican Aloes or Maguery Plants.
captured during the Mexican War
from the hacienda of Gen. Santa Anna.
TETIA Moss.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-06-13
Humorous.

~ backward spring" is produced bN
presenting u red hot poker l." Il mans
nose.
Mice harm the cheese. but girls charm
the hc>. The same l. truc of their re
,prrtiyr eating ut cheese and cheating
of he.
"Witr. have you heard ahout neigh
bon Jones getting shot - "WhN. bless
my >tar>. no" How did he get shot p
lie, bought ii. my dear"
News was sent To Mr. Barnum. writ
ten on the back of Il card, 10y the clc-
plamt trainer. and read a> follows: Mr..
Banum one of the cli;Ints is dcd. He
dyed uf cmtnrmation'
\ man VIII" had his new hat ex-
changed for an old one in BARRIERS
shop. adNclti>c> that unless il is re
TUNED. he will forward to the wife of
the person who took it, the letter found
concealed in the lining of the old one.
I'm ari>rocIatir Fifth Avenue papa.
on hriug requested hl Il rich and vul4ai
N"Gli" fellow. t"r permission to marry
''nnc ol his giIl<. gave this rather
"ru>him" reply ''trIttiuly; which
would YOU prefer. the waitress OF the
cook 1'
Some persons are discussing the
probable nationality ui Il very tall and
very slim foreign lady VIII" puts ON um-
usual airs. Il think She j. Il Swcdt.'
said one. "A Russian. think. ven
turcd another. Il think" said wag,
she looks more like Pole.
y Western man of Il curious turn of
mind. lcccmtlN examined the hind heel
nf Il mule of moderate ~izc. and found
II cNtcudcd quite across the barn floor
to the laymow opposite. 1t also pos
>cS>cd Sufficient area t" shut ont the
light "t heaven completely fol il several
minutes. his letutc> the popular idea
IF u MATES ho0f hring snail.
y B">tomian who asked his hoy one
day hat h" had learned at school. WAS
told that his lesson had been. ''.Johnny.
,hut yer jaws and can't run" He went
to the school the next ddN. and heard
the teacher tell the BOYS to repeat. "A
comma l. Just Il paJIsc to count one"
md then heard the class all shout in
unison. "Jo''nmN shut yer jaws and can't
run. - plantations followed. and that
teach'. l. now striving TO acquire more
di>timr, cnuncIati"m.
Tw" G.ukcNs III the West. went ont
to hunt p"~>rrmS. and h, accident found
Il larg" cav" with Il mail entrance.
Prcping i'll. t rcN discovered three Young
bear whelV, III the interior Look
hcah. Sal.. W hle go in dan. said one.
and get de Young bars. YOU just
watch hes: fuI de ole bar sam got
asleep IN the sun. and when opening
his eyes he saw the old bear securing
her way into H." cave. Quick as a
wink he caught hen 10y the tail and held
on like blazeS "lIullo daI. sam. what
dark de hole dar 90 ''Lor' bless yer,
Jumbo. save yourself, honey; ifdis tail
come out you'll find what dark de hole"
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T,........o ,....J = ....t:..,. -, .. A., J,y
-'"'"' n 90 TL,'L,,
"y 80
Agricultural Tool. and Hardware.
U,ryFI & HASKELL Uovt's Block L. Il St
Apothcc;iries.
BINGHAM BROS NO : Bank Block Main St
,r,%DAIL : son. R.n,IalTs Block X. X ST
ATTORNEYS at Law.
prInrV { MAY No. oCaledonian Blk M stairs
WIIINRD Main ST over Hall & Fletcher's
ais, Real Estate Iruker.
Books and stationery.
HoWAEp ROWELl" Calcdonian III X. Main st.
BakcrS and Conf"ctioners-
Cross 4 MATHEWS. Main street
BARRIERS
4 e BLACKSTONE. Union Block Main Street.
h""'' an" SHOES
!NAN'IN "-N''''A''iH"' " al" DIN Ia Ia ST
'i"'hihS' h'"s AN" '"ps'
IoHN A MOORE. Eahk Block opposite -. Johns
bury House dealer IN Ready Mad" clothing Hats
aud al~. 6"uis Furnishing '""ds' ttc etc.
Clothing for Men and ""ys.
: J. IAll;HANk> co, Fairbanks Village.
'r""k"rH. GLASS and St"n" Ware.
\ 7 FAIRBANKS Co, Fairbanks Village.
'arpcting. rapeN iianginSs, Window shades
T. \ I. FAIRBANKS co. Fairbanks Village.
Dentists
L. PERKINS, Caled"nian Block, Main Street
X " WARMER, Union Block, Main Street
Dining Rooms.
MATTHEW'S PETTENGIIL, Eastern Avenue.
DRY Goods, and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
% II HALE. Avenue Block X. Il. Street.
J. \ I. FAIRBANKS y co, Fairbanks Village.
Dry Goods, Housekeeping Goods. etc,
HALL & FLETCHER, Main Street.
Flour and Feed.
4. I 4, 4
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MT. MANSFIELD HOTEL.
The Doctors Story.

Good folks ever will have their way
Good folks ever for il must pay.
But We, who are here and everywhere,
The burden of their faults must bear
We must shoulder others shame
Fight their follirs and take their blame.
Purge the body, and humor the mind
Doctor the eyes when the soul is blind
Build the column of health erect
On the Iuicksands of neglect:
Always shnuldcring others shame
Bearin. their faults and taking the blame
Deacon Rogers he came t. me:
Wife is a-guin to die said he.
doctors great. an doctors small
Haven't improved her any at all
"Physic and blister, powders and pills
And nothing sure but the doctors bills
Twenty old women with remedies new.
Bother my wife the whole day through;
sweet as honey. or bitter as gall
Poor old woman, she takes EN- all
''Snur or sweet. whatever they chose
Poor old woman she darcnt refuse
50 she pleases who'cr may call.
An Death is suited the best of all
'Physic and blister powder an pill
Bound To conquer. an sure to kill
Mrs. Rogers lay in her bed
Bandaged and blistered from foot to head
Blistered and bandagcd from head t" toe
Mrs. Rogers was very low.
Bottles and saucer. spoon and cup.
On the table stood bravclX up;
Physics of high and low degree
C;tlumel catnip. hnn-sct tea,
Everything body could bear
ENccptin. light and water and air
opened the blinds the day was bright
And God gave Mrs. Rogers some hight.
opened the window the d4y was fair
And God gave Mrs Rogers some air.
Bottles and blistcrs powders and pills,
tatuip. b"ncsrt slrups and sPuills
Drugs and medicines high and low.
threw them far as could throw.
What are You doing 3" my patient cried
Frightening Death " | cody replied
''Yuu ARE crazy" a visitor said
| flung bottle at her head
Deacon Rogers hr came l" me,
Wife is acnmu around said he
| reilly think she Will worry through.
She scolds me just as she used I" do.
An the people have p""hcd an slurrcd-
All the neighhor- have had their word
Twas better to perish. some OF en- say,
Than To he cured i'll such an irregular way.
Your wife. said |. had Gods good care
And hls remedies-lisht water and air
An of the doctors beyond u doubt
Couldn't have cured Mrs. Rogers without.
VII
The Deacon smiled and bowed his head
Then Your hill is nothing hc said.
"Gud he the glory, as you say
God bless yuu Doctor good daN good day
II ever doctor that woman again,
III give her medicines made hy men.
WILL VI. tARLETO
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sIIaSiom has failed utterly. Truth and
humanity should he the platform of Il
displayed Il lamcntahlc lack of judy
mcnt i'll vet"ing the Local Option bill.
1t embodied the true ideas of popular
sovereignty. The people should have
been left to say whether they wanted
liquors sold nI NOT. The statement of
the Governor that beer is Il restraint
upon the Use of the stronger liquors is
moi true. The Governor is mistaken.
America. England and Germany are
hcer-drinkmg COMMITTEES, aud III them
the greatest drunkenness is found
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81. Sohnsburn Galedunian,
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY

&. NJ. STONE ~ co.
,,prD,itc soldiers Monument. st. Johnsbury
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SMITH & CALBRAITH,
Manufacturers of
nand and Drag Rakes,

AL, iEFinrs Es IRAN Measures, Bronms and Brushes.
Iy an h. kstales and Framing Pins kept constant
l. oTtsa siu; Gage Lathe Turning generally, done
rAssuu.psic Vi. 59yl
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TcrmS.-Onc copy per annum. .----.----. $3.50
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I.ch subscriber will lind on his paper in con
--,r with his name, the daic IN which he has paid.
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Tn>ta.c.-Therc is no postage on this paper in
t.ri.ui.t County. Ont of the County. five cents a
.,-r,r tp any part "f the | nitcd States Canada
.,-. lib,r- must remit twenty cents year for ad.
,. postage. which has t" be- paid al this office.
lob Printing of ali kinds done at living prices.
W rE new and modern machinery and skillful work
mon. nearly all kinds of Job Printing he done
Dis. n and IL cheap a. ia the cities.
Legal Blanks, Card and Paper stock constantly
vu hand.
Rates of Advertising:
,ue square IL! lines one inch spacc week 81 90
Each continuance. --..-------- -
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Each continuance. 1900 IL
One square lone inch of Spaccl per wear. 90
l-inrss Cards per year leach linel. 90
rbcratons EstTays Notices To Legislature etc "a
special Notices per square. one week, u
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~ per cent GdrdHcc scdie rates No ObjecO1d-
frertiSeDeHtS receired, and nothing but legitimate
sl,,nsSs ddUcrtiSthJ solicited.
, 1873-12-24
AN AMERICAN, Nor AN ENGLISH, INVENTION.

1b the Ettftor AZ The Chicaao tribune:
SIN In your paper OF t!is morning thoro ap~'
pea1a an extracted article on Furnace that
Burns Coal-Dust." 1t IL presented ~ an En-
gliHh invention after FIVE years OF labor aud
experiment. hayc something to say on that
subject. and begin With I'LL extract, yorbatin,
from my notebook, Of dato September, 1867
1.-The consumption Of fnel,"I wrote, " is the
great sub jcct now Of improvement, 60 az to
equaize as nearly AZ may be tho consumption Of
the concrete aud volatile parts. Experiments
are going Oh in tho United. states, successfully
applied to stationary englnoA, to which alone It
would seem applicable. Tho result ia u machine
In which, by rapid motion, tho coal-refuse is
more finely pnlyerizea; stroam Of air from tho
bellows IL driven through 1t, carrying the dust In
graduated quantity, and largely mixed with at
lnoBplcriu ali, oyor the stationary bed OF ignited
iuel. Tho only otllcs, however, of the fueI-bel
IL to iuilame tliiB volatile dust, which flashed intn
1lanoB along furnace al 10 foot {Incluling re-
illrnl close to tho metallic atlea agal,,st which
II is 10 be driven, and round wMcl, Il lluAs down
wards aud upwards, With it's lasty, Intense, aud
volatile tia1ng: II It prevails successfully, the
refuao ot. coal will bo utilized, aud the waste
Cuht OF tho anthracite become Of value, WHOA
now iu mounds cumhers tho surlace around our
mines, or IL carted III rubbish from the yards.
Tue invention WAS al excellent ONO. and had
, 1873-12-24
CHICAGO ORY-G0ODs MARKET.

The past Teet hns bean Of fair activity In the
dlnercLt departments OF tho drygooda nlarko:, o.
ders from interior johlera aud retailers and from the
eral 10 the amounts called for and tho aggregate dis
lributorof sap'e unu fancy goods was fully large
rs for lust weoA. wltch n trn iu excess of ANY
lreyioua week sinee tho inception Of tho panc Tho
quent. appreciation In .valuoa. .of, tho raw
u IL hat fes'a ffer cotton sa roses Ss
textiles and the tendency Of preea is unuliataka0y
upward that jolbcrs are making no gruat effort TO
incroass sales at tho current quotations. Stocks
of tl.o mora popular makes Of bleached and brown
cottons, prints, denims, Ac., there Ia sely to be
hcarcity. Among tho changes noted during The week
H4s an savsnso e. Mo T. 1ppeso Salisbury Indian
Dunnel, Richmond, American, sprague, AmoBkeag,
Garner. and Manchester prints " alvanco III
br1e'. and 49lo sttvance 10 Yorx Blue, Columbian,
mud AMoskenR denlnB. The following Ia from tho
New York journal of Cnn'nerce:
The business Of thf week among manufacurera'
agonta continued acVo III MOST descriptions Of atapo
cation prodnotons and the aeock Of thia claus OF
The liberal distributions iate during tho ,ast fcw
wetks has csuscd decided improvement In tho gener-
al tone Of the market! and tie relnaining supply Of
sales. The demand from lrst hnnds has been almost
entirely restricted to currcut trade requirements aud
tho aaes at the now figures have been comparatively
small. Buyers from tho Western cities haze nado
liberal telaoons OF 0uch goods verb required for
tho supply Of An actire hne trade. The failures Of
Wight & Til!inghast, dry goods commission mer-
chants. No. 10 Franklin strec obcrhoiser Keefor,
ealats in woo!sns. No I'D broadway, ays boon mado
tiie occasion u yartous unavorabse ruHrs touching
the general condition Of dealers iu this connection
There may be additional failures among tho weaker
class Of merchants, but tho financial sol7onoy Of the
prominent dry goods hr1ns has been we established
during the tr5als Of the pAst two months"