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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-12-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Estate of Zelienne LYONS, widow of

On9zimeT. Gutdry, decd.
RYzVIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE Hon
II orable Probate Court of the Parish or 81.
Landry, there viii be sold at public auction, TO
the highest bidder, by the undersigned a public
auctiOneer, at the last residence Of the deceas-
ed, at Plaquemine Brulee in said parish, on
WEDNESDAY, January 14th, 1873, the following
described property, belonging to the estate OF
Zelienne Lyons, widow Of Onezime T. Gutdry,
deceased, t0-Wit:
/, The plantation, last residence of deceased,
situated in Plaquemine Brul6e in St. Landry,
containing about two hundred arpents, with all
the buildings andimprOvements thereon, bound
ed north by Stephen Andrus, east bylandhereln
described, and when IS lot NO: OF tne inventory
of this sale, south by land Of Patrick Keoughs
estate, and west by bayou Plaquemine.
2. Another tract of prairie land situated III
said parish, near the aforesaid plantation, con-
tanning about seventy-fye arpents, bounded
west by the said plantation, north by, east
by railroad lands, and south by public lands.
3. Another tract of land situated on the west
hank of bayou PlaGueminG, i'll this parish, con
| tanning about six hundred arpents,. bounded
north by Gabriel Lyons, south by land formerly
| belonging to Lewis & Porter, east by -, and
! west by bayou Plaquemtne.
4. The YaGherie of wild horned cattle ana
horses, ranging in this parish, including stock
horses two pair gentle work oxen, the Creole
work horses, four gentle COWS, a lot or corn, one
four wheel carriage, one OK cart, n0uSoh0l0 tur'
niturC, kitchen utensils, plantation and farm
ing implements, and many other movables.
TERMS and onditions-Th stock of wild horses
| ana nOIleu cjlIIt. ULC-LHilu tttSH am NHC b"i
ance in three equal annual installments from
the day of sale. The lands and improvements
on a credit of one, two and three years from the
day of sale. All the movable property, excep1
the stock of wild horses and cattle, for cash
Purchasers on credit to furnish their notes Will
good and sufficient personal security to the sat
i~sfaction of the administrators, and bearing eight
per cent annual interest after maturity: Mort
gage and vendors privilege to be retained OF
the immOVable property and vendors privilege
on the stock of cattle and horses. Purchaser
not to ALLEVIATE or dispose of the property purch
ased, before full and entire payment of the prize
LAURENT DUPRE, Auctioneer.
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EDUCATIONAL.
.CMOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
WANTs---WANTS.

W ARORERs WANTED FOR SAW
Mil II wish TO employ 10 hands by tho
year. wages payable halI II end OF each month
half at end Of the year. Wages S25 Il month.
VIII rotinna of five pounds meat and one peck
49, nov week, Men with families preferred.
Good quarters for the Families and as much land
NJ tns Ja9 Elf HENRY l.. GARLAND.
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For the LEGISLATURE.

I am a candfdatef for the Legislature, to I'LL the
vacancy caused by the death OF Hon. Benz, 4.
CAN'T. I pledge myself, ii elected, to introduce
a bill making Jurors and Witnesses claims in
criminal cases, receivable for State taxes.
ora Il. B. LASSITER. &.
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Suggestion dc Ceazsa Ol1in.-No. 360s.

Suggestion de GeRfsaa Ollins-Wo. 3603.
n0UR DE PARaIssE, ST. LANDRY.-AT-
~ tenilu que Lneien pHpleQhain, de La Paroisse
st. Landry, aYant prGsente nne petition q fefet
GGlina Oltin, decide, reinforcement de la
dite paroisse: .
: Ea~. consequence avis est par lie present donne
mtereSses dams cette succession dayOir a
d6duire par 6erit d mon bureau, dams les dix
ioufs ani sufFr0nt la date dus present avis, les
raisons, ST aueuIle lis ont. pour lesauelles ID no
serait pas fait1roit IA demande de q dite pc
tition. w. a. ROBERISON, arert@r.
u dee
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SQUARES. TT :

Transient advertisements 81 50 per square,
first insertion ; each subsequent Insertion, rs
centS.f@ IS , ~ 5"
Resolved, That the above scale Of rates be and
they are hereby made the basis upon which al
contracts with advertising agents, mustbemade.
Resolved. Tla1 a. commission of twenty per
cent. shall be allowed by publishers to adYer.
tising agents, which amount shall be deducted
from the scale OF rates hereby adopted.
Resolved, That payment on all contracts with
advertising agenfs, shall be made quarterly III
advance andin cash. w 81
Resolved, That q sQuare shall consist Of three
hundred and twelve emssn onparet1or its equiya-
OPELOUsAs. FRIDAY. DECEMBER IL, 1873.
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Rssa.e Of Cepina olrin.-No. as9y.

DARTsH COURT, ST. LANDRYaWHRREAs
Lucien Duplechain, OF the Parish Of st. Lam
dry, has applied by his petition to be appointed
administrators Of the Estate of Celina .Ollin,
deceased. late of said parish
Therefore, any person intending to make 0p-
position to said appointment, will file the same
In writing in my office. inthe town Of Opelousas,
within ten days from the present notice.
w, A ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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Succession dc Zeliemme Lyons, veuve de
AnAzinnn r Guidru lGcAla

OneZime I. Guldry, dec6ue.
TN VERTU DUN ORDRE DE L'HONORA-
IL BILE la COur DIES. PrcuveS de Ia ParOlSSe st.
Landry, il sera vendu il l'encan public, all plus
Offrant encherisSeur, par lie sOuSs1gne I'M enean-
tour public, 4 la, derniere residence de la ueflnte
4 Plaquemine Bru1Gc en- cette parOisse, lie MER-
CREDI, IA Janvier, 1874, les prOprietes ci-aprcs
decrites, appartcnanta la succession de Iehcnne
Lyons, VeuVe 'd'Onezime 7. Guldry, deGedee,
SAVIOR:
funte, situc a Piaguemine Brulee st. Landry,
COntenant environ deuX cent arpents, avec t0u-
ties les batisses ct anl6liOratiOns qul s~'ytrOuYent,
borne au nOrd par stephen AndTus, est par la
terre ci-apres d'&crites, ct qui est lie lot No. 2 de
linventaire de cette vente, sud par les torres de
la succession de Patrick KeOugh, %ettOuest par lo
bayou Plaquemine.
;. I'm autre moroccan de telTc de prairie, situ&
dams la dite p~arOisse, pres de Phabitatinn cl!des-
sus dGerite, C%Ontenant environ snixante.quinze
arpents, borne a r0uest par Ia dlte hahltatlon'
au nord par, a Pest par des terres du che
min de fer, ct all sud par DIES terres publIques.
3. Tn autre moroccan de terre, sltlle sur La rive
Quest du bayou P~laquemine, Ell cette par0lsse'
cOntenant environ six cent arpents, borne au
nord par Gabriel Lyons, au sud par des terres
appartenant anciennement a Lewis d Porter,
"a Fest par -, ct Quest par lie bayou Plaque
mine.
4, La vacherie de bGtes a cornes ct CheveauX
farouehe, courant en- cette paroisse, les cheVaux
de vaGherie incluS; deux paires de bPnfs de TIRE
dOuX, les CheVaTX de travail CreOles, quatPe
yacheS douces, I'm lot de mails, une VOiture !:
Quatre rOues, une charrette a bout, meubles de
maisOn, ustensils de cuisine, implements dhabl-
tat'On ct d'aratOires, ct beaucOup d'autres OBJ
jets.
Termes ct COnditions-La vaeherie des bGtes
a comes ct chevauX far0uche, I'm tiers compliant
et la balance en- trOis installations egauX annuel
du jour de la vente. Les tcrres ct alnelloratlons
un credit de IN, deux ct trOis ans du jOurde
la vente. Tous les pro fri6tes mobilieres, eXcepte
Ia vacherie, pour ,lu compliant. Les acQuereurs
| a credit fournirOnt leur blllets aVec bon ct Sutti-
SAINT s6curit6 personnel a la satisfaction DIES ad-
ministrateurs, ct pOrtant huit pour cent dlnte'
ret par an apres maturit6. HypOtheque ct lie
privilege du vendeur serOnt retenu sur les pro
pri6t6s immObilieres ct lie privilege du vendeul
sur la vacherie. Les acqu6reurs de ne pas sa
HGnier OH dispose des prophecies aehet6 avant
LAURENT DUPRE, Encanteur.
70 dec.
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Observation-Disclosures.
REDUCTION I'm PRICES
M & &FsS EFl & -
AT
MOUNT PLEASANT SAW MILL,
Washington, La.
Washington, La.

THE FINEST CYPRESS AND PINE LUMBEB IN THE
STATE. 81
A large number of flrst-class cypress logs have
lust arrived from the Atchafalaya river ana
Latin Ash bayou.
Orders addressed to the undersigned, at WASH
ington. will receive immediate attention.
An kinds anda AMOUNT of Seasoned LUMBER
ALWAYS on hand, ct Reduced Prices.
TeFms-Cash at the mill.
Mt. Pleasant Mills, aug, %, 1a'3t1inly ST1'
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NOTICE or ELECTEON,-ACCORD-
ing to the Proclamation Of Els ExeeIlency,
GOV. W.sP, Kellogg, there will be an election
held i'm this parish OnMONDAY, December 29th,
1878, for o Representative TO the Lower House
easioned by the death Of Hon..B. r. Eantt!
All qualified electors OF this parish, who have
not already been registered, and desire to regis
ter. are notified to make application to the, Su-
pervisor of Registration, at the Courthouse of
this parish, between the hours of s and II A NJ,
and Q and 8 r. NJ. $685. go ~ tztt8E @F4& /.
The Ofice of Registration willopen on Monday
the sth. Of December, and close on, Saturday the
27th December, 1878. -
BERNARD MARTIN, Supervisor !
of Registration for the Parish of st. Landry.
dec 12-tf EltI
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u. "THE LOUISIANA CAsE."-m the
& Republican candidates for Congress,
from this State, have been admitted to
their seats, except the Congressman at.
large, who was elected to the Senate.
Ifhe should fail TO get q seat in the
Senate, be can get one in the House.
If he should succeed in the Senate, a
! new election will probably be ordered.
Ia fiji the vacancy in the House. "The
Louisiana ,case'' seems to have but one
side III Congress. The President did
not o honor it with q passing notice
in his message. Our little stink does
not disturb the uostrels OF the outside
world. 1t is a tempest IN q small tea
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PrOeesaings of the Police Jury

. 9ts OPELousAS, December 1st, 1873.
THE Police Jury met pursuantt to adjournment.
PRESENT. john Roy, President; I. 9. FOntenot,
H uris. 7, c. Ghaehere, and Theodule Fonte-
not.
approved. - H4,
not and Chachere q committee on claims, and
:TI1ry adjourned until tomorrow at 10 O'Clock NJ.
.8.s esE TUESDAY, December I'd, 1878.
JThe Police Jury metpursuant to adjournment.
Present : Messrs. John Roy, President; Theodule
Fontenot. 80
piffee on claims alter a careful examination,
Tenerfed favorable on the following claims, and
on motion Tne clerk was Instructed to issue war
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


wTA FAIR ;!
There win be a fair at Shiloh Baptist Church,
in Washington, La, on Thursday, December
18th, 1873, commencing at7 O'Clock, p. M ~
ID g-s4 Stir CHARLES LEE,
dec 12-1t ~ 10 $50 Superintendent,
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CHEAP ron HALF THE MONEY.LThe
foIlnWing paragraph appeared in the
Picaynne OF last evening, concerning
the election in Texas
ass The impression prevails That the enc
firg Democratic State ticket Is elected
il $4,000. The partial returns received
show large gains
ffis cost only $4,000 III was cheap,
and. therefore, tits somewhat singular
f1afl Il should show large gains.u This
FeIlinp tales out OF school is hardly falr.
SIch financial questions should be only
discussed IN caucuss-IN. @. Republican.
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S Yagabond begger jew applied for
aims I'd DR. Raphael. the Well-knOwn
Jewish rabbi, and threatened to turn
Christian If the doctor would not help
him. The doctor said TO him: Very
well. 10 become agOol Christian, and
4 WILDE satisfied for you have been q
Yery bad Jew
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CARRIAGE SHOP-THANKFUL FOR
" the patronage heretofore extended me by the
citizens of st. Landry, 7 solicit afurther contin-
uatiOn OF their faVors, and beg leave to inform
them that l will always be ready to accOmlnO-
date them in any branch of my business. at
reasonable prices. for cash only.
All work hereafter, if not paid for on delivery
will be charged ten per cent. additional, for i'm
mediate collection.
l have on hand hacks and buggies, which I
will sell cheap for cash. Hacks and buggics
made to order. 8. P. CLARK.
OpelOusas, Jan. 10, 1872-tf.
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UWE ~oPELoUsAs JOURNAL.

q WaJAOEADWN NV4s13
TERMS:
Subscription, per annum lin ADVANCE :, q 90
Single copy..- ao3ao.o +r Ftsh u : n
transient advertisements, cash in ADVANCE,
,Tndfcial advertisements, cash in advance Tor
notices Of administration, OF meeting OF ered1t-
Ors. and of tableaux; and others payable ahIeF
first insertion. -Ii
Our terms for standing advertisements VIII be
the PRESS Convention at Baton Rouge, July 5th,
87s--a square, three hundred and twelve ems
~1nonpareil, is just onesinch in this paper: =
Resolved. That the following scale OF rates De
fion for all advertisements coming from adver-
Using agents: ii = = -
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On motion Of Nh. 7. EOnIen0I .res0IVNI Z, IHaI
4Ile Auditor IL hereby authorized to audit Court
warrants, Nos. 81 and 80, and Parish Warrant
1888. =,
on motion, the Police Jury adjourned until
tomorrow at 10 o'clock a. b.
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GUNS--GUNS.

This popular gun undeniably supports its claim
as being the
B EST IN TIL WORLD!
Perfectly Simple in Construction!
Very Strong and Durable!
Barrels S~elf-IOckinpi
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Uses Central Fire Metallic or Paper Cartridges
AT THE OPTION OF PURCHASERS!

It has been four years before the public, and
its success is really remarkable. It's superiority
over all others, and the claims Of the manufaC.
tnrers, arc well s~ubstantiatCd by the following
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The lowest price Parker gunsarc within reach
of those of moderate means, while they are in
every way q thoroughly good gun.
The higher grade Parker guns are gotten up in
a style equaled by few, and excelled by none.
The most fastidiOus will find them all that can
be desired.
Our descriptive and price catalogue will be
mailed to any address upon applications.
Address all communications to
PARKER BROTHERS.
mCh s22-tf. West Mcriden, Conn.
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less severely, the conductor, express mes
senger and four eolored men. The wound
ed men give most terrifying descriptions of
the disaster They represent the waiIings
of the wounded in the darkness as fearful
The sleeping car stopped before it reached
the trestle work, otherwise the Slaughter
among the lady passengers would have
been fearful, as that car was the only one
crowded on the train. The embankment
was fifteen feet high. Some Of the pas-
sengers were badly burned and the panic
among them was fearful.
MILWAUKEE,, March PA daughter
and son of farmer named Shartzen and
a son of neighbor named Wodele. were
burned to death near Read Landing,
Mimi, March 23d, being encircled by a
prairie fire they were fighting and per
ished before they could escape.
ST LOUIS, March 27.-H. H. Fecken.
while fastening cable at the top Of high
trestle work on the west abutment of the
bridge this morning, slipped and fell to the
abutment beneath, ahghting on pile Of
iron bolts. The back part Of his skull was
badly crushed and he was otherwise dan
gerotlsly wounded
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Young America Liniment.
DR.. G. F. BROWNS
Young America Liniment.

THIS CELEBRATED AND WONDERFUL MED
lclne, although as yet but partially known TO
the public has been thoroughly tested in the hands
OF the proprietor for the last years during
which time the rapidly increasing demand for 1t.
equaied by nothing but is wonderful success has
induced the proprietor extend the arr Of ite cir
culation to the utmost limits Of the civilized uni
verse.
In offering this Iiuiment 10 the public as we do
ia fun confidence thar il musf supersede all others
now in use, an external remedy for the care of
all diseases IN the reach of that cass OF medicines,
safely assert, without the least fear Of
radicti0n, that It stands univaled in the list OF
medical compounds externally applied for the cure
OF disease. Feeling therefore tuat it Is unneCes-
sary 10 pnf remeuy so eminentiy wonderful in Its
tutciF, 80 my-terOuEiv infalihle in It's powers Of
Feei causing the deaf to hear the blind lte
h'fN Gus drawn and cippied rheumatic to walk
eItCt. ana flplce again IN the powers and vigOr of
Llannoou, this PREPARATION Il offered TO the public
On ~ own merits, and claims volcanic origin
essential O.la Of The Arabian deserts. but on the
contrary, ls what lis name Imports and il rare
combination oi the power of North American pro
ducts
This Liniment has gained lasting ranp,,+5o,,
where il has been used, in most cases which reGpire
an external remedy, spch ~ rheumatism soreness
and swelling Of the breast pain and weakness In
he back and joints epran=, bFui-es cramps frozen
DfhhF, numhness, bites OF insects, old : r,- fever
sores goltre or sweiled neck, paralysis wounds
tfyslpe4s, bites OF reptiles. htaaache. white sw,I
InSS' mango, poison, burns, all sWrilings salt
Thtuh corns, Wafts sore eyes, run-rounQs, &c We
dally hear of the most astonishing cures on animals
ny tAlA excellent remedy. aAd hazard nothing in
saying tAst there never has been its equal a. ca
fauNt !of AoF-ge We assert positively. that 1t will
cEIt any case OF swueuy iii existence. aIso spIint
gailr, sPrafnE strains bruises scratches woauGs
big head, wind Eails- sore ewes. swe!lings &c ana
ha- never Jailed to cure Ustula DOLL cvl rinpbone
and SPAWN. when used in the BEGINNING stririiy ar
cording TO direC ions.
For sale BY every merchant aud drugni-t through
out the Union
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AN ENTERPRTsING FIRM.-Our numer-
Gus readers are familiar with the names of
the Well-known proprietors of those popu-
lar remedies--Allen's Lung Balsam and
Perry DAVIS Pain Killer-Messrs. j. n
Harrls d Co, of Cincinnati. Their at
tractive advertisements have appeared in
our advertising columns during the mast
eighteen months with the best If rns,,lts
Our people have been made acouo;ntaJ
with the superiority of Aliens LING RAJ
sam and Perry Davis Pain Killer over all
other remedies, and in consequence their
sales have steadily increased throughnpt
this entire section. Our experience with
the Lung Balsam for colds and coughs has
been of the most satisfactory character :;
so efficient, indeed, have we found it, after
repeated trials in our family, that We
have discarded Ayers Cherry Pectoral
and all other similar remedies. We are
satisfied that it is the best remedy for all
affections Of the throat and lungs before
the public, and most cordially commend il
to those who may be afflicted. The Pain
Killer enjoys national reputation of over
a quarter OF eentury's duration as the
leading remedy for pains, cuts. bruises.
&c., in America, and has come largely
into use as a remedy for chills.
Read the advertisements of Messrs
Harris 4 Co, on the 4th page.-F From. Col
uHs5as Mss Democrat.
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In order to facilitate the prompt de-
livery of all orders for printing, THE AR
GUS OFFICE has put into its press
room a new iobber, especially for light
work-envelopes, letter and bill-heads
statements, cards, etc. With largely
increased facilities, all the new and latest
styles Of types, The ARGUS JOB Rooms
are the mos; complete west of Chicago.
and cannot be excelled in style, quality,
prices, and prompt delivery of all orders
for printing Send in your orders at once
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Sine Compound Syrup of Tar, Wild
Cherry and Hoarhound-For the cure of
Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Group.
Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Asthma of
Phtisic, inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in
the Side and Breast, Bronchitis, Shortness
OF Breath, and all diseases tending to pull
monary Consumption This is a pleasant
and effcaeious remedy for all the above
distressing complaints. Does not contain
a single injurious ingredient and is perfect
ly safe in all stages, whether for infants,
children and adults. Price 80 cents per
bottle. Charles Neher Jr. manufacturer
and sole proprietor
For sale in Rock Island by Smith &
Bonney. 24d3m
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ANNUAL TOWN MEETING.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVFN TO THE CITT-
" Zens legal voters of the town Of Rock Island
in the county Of Rock Island and STATE Of Illinois
that the Annual Town Meeting for said town will
be held at the Court House, in said town, on
TUESDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF APRIL
next. being the first Tuesday in said Month for the
purposes following viz:
FlhSF-Io choose moderator to preside at said
Meeting.
SECOND-io elect one Supervisor, one Assistant
supervisor, one Town Clerk one Assessor one
Collector, two Coustables five Justices of the
Peace, and a. many Pound Masters As the Flee
tors may determine. and to act upon any ad-
dihona subjects which may, in pursuance OF
law. come before said meeting when convened
Which meeting viii be called To order between
the hours of nine and ten O'Clock tn the forenonn
and kept open until six O'Clock in the afternoon
Given under my hand, at Rock Island this 2Nth
day OF March, A. ID. 1872.
Mar21dwtd W j. PRATT, Town Clerk.
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New York.
Currency 6's-I.14
New 5's-l-I45..


COMMERCIAL.
Flour Firm, with 3 good demand for iau
grades super western Rnd state 1905 68: CON
mon 70 good extra 9VQ,7 80; good to choice !, E-
05s IS; white wheat extra 5 5ael0 0G. Olio : l.
10 30: s., Louis 54G-l2 -
Nhisky-Strady al g3.
WheaI-Firn, with limited export and milling
demand, with hayers and sellers apart; N :
spring %; white spring ! Is; fancy white Milai
gan 2gQ.2 y.
Rye-Quiet; Canada Ssg9o
Bariey-Flrm, Canada West ! 051 Il
CoTn-Iu moderate demand and I shade firm
new mixed western 6Ga; old in store 6+9z de
afieat 6jiiz z6t662
Oats-In good demand and steady rev weston
mixed 4S051.s; new black 41lg 4gts Old mixed l
store 5iAz
Eggs-in good demand western 25l-12G
Nool-Duil: tubbed 5S Ohio 80 Z5l; pulled -
C0tfee-Firm; RiJ l6940ls.
sugar-Quiet ana firm, fair to good FcfI a.
71saSa
Molasses-Quiet and Arm: New Orleans 6oa7o
RiCe-Firm al =. .aSlk
Pork-strong; new mess 16 s5Gl6 80; prime
mess Is 005ll5 IS
Beef-Unchanged; mess 09E11 IS: extra J. g
6l3 50
Cut Meats-Quict; shoulders Ga hams IL
Mlddles-Quiet and fTm. long clear 74sE
short clear 81,
Lard-Firm: western steam ) I-I6: kettle g
Bnfter-Qniet: western IsGE3I
Cheese Steady at f2f1T
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For SalR'

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.-Tw GOOD
Paying Business Establishments. The under
signed, desiring TO relinqaish business in Rock Is
land, Offers for sale the Stock Ground and Build
lag Of his extensive Furniture H0use: also the
stock, Ground and Building adjoining used as a
boot and shoe store. MS property Il located on
Illinois street in one OF the best business portions
OF the city. Buildings sold with or without the
stock Also his residence on orleans street oppo-
-lte the new public school building The fact that
the undersigned has been engaged in the above
business for sixteen years in this city Is the highest
recommendation that can be given it,
3-2udacwIm ID. IINGIE