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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-29

MEErISss PAsr AND TO CoME.-It
will be seen by notice elsewhere pub
lished that the ST. Inigoes' meeting,
which was advertised to come of on
Saturday last, has been postponed I'M
iii Friday next The meeting at Oak
uil|e. on Monday last, owing to the short
lhe notice given, was not large
sluGJ-----,a h~~r ue
D0ESo1hstrict may now b
b as "up and doing" The
mig on Tuesday at Carberryrs Store
IN Beggars Neck was literally attended
hundred or upwards being present
during the speaking. Jos. H. Key,
Esqr., opened the discussion and was
followed by Coils. Blackstone and Downs.
The efforts of the different speakers are
spoken of in the highest terms of COM
incubation, and strange as it may sound,
are represented to have had the happi-
est effect upon the blacks present, as
well as the whites,-but Beggar's Neck
always was democratic.
To-day "wednesday the meeting at
Lancaster's Store, Bedlam Neck, comes
off, and will be addressed by Col. Dent,
DR. Blackstone, r. Johnson Cotton, o.
err G. Hayden and JOS Fl. Key.
We repeat the appointments for
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Mon
DAY.
Thursday, the Doth instant, at st.
Clements Bay Speakers, Col. J. T.
Blackstone, Col. J. S. Downs, Jas. H.
Wilson, Jos. H. Key. Thos. Bond, r.
Johnson Cotton and j. d. Thompson.
Friday, the 3Oth instant, at Charlotte
Hall Speakers, Col. c. ;Billingsley,
L. w. b. Hutchius. H. c.. Dent, Ing.
f. MattingIy and DR. James Thomas.
Saturday, the 3lst instant, at Thorn
as Store in ST. Georges. Factory Dis
trict Speakers, DIR. VIM. NJ. Abel,
James H. Wilson, ID. C. Hammett, jos.
s. Allstan, DR. Thomas A. Lynch and
I Franl Rohanan
Monday, Nov. End at Red Gate
Store in Leonardtown district Speak
ers, Hon B. c. Harris. Col. J. s. Downs.
Il. c. Combs, Jos. S Allstan and DR..
Thos. A. Lynch.
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COLLINWOOD
AND
COB NECK,
containing
29 81 acres,/

more O.
The above dc<s!nei iand is<
Ct which the late WIN. Mating
VIM, died seized and possessed,
beautifully situated in the 4ih Feet!
District of St. Mary's County. on the 81
Clements Bay, aud has an the sdvan
tages Of the water NJ 20 location and
pleasure. It i within short Distance
Of Longworth Point, Blakistoue's Pavii-
ION a.d Biskistone's Island. places Of "a :
vor'.e Summer resort 1t has upon il .
comfortable
DWELLING
and oil necessary
OUT-HOUSE3
in good repair. The sol, il very eoo.3
aud is nov in . high state Of s.l,iu-
siou.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third Of, the purchase money IN
cash on the day Of sale. and the bal.
snce in cq:al ins:aiimeuts, of one and
two years-thc purchaser or Purchasers
giving bond for the the deferred nav.
wen... With security to be approved 6y
the Trustee. and bearing in.eress from
the day Of sale.
When all the psrchase noney shah
have been paid, the Trustee viii exe-
cute deed to the purchaser Or pur-
ehasers. free. clear and discharged
iron all essins Of she par,ies 10 shis
suit. aud Of those slsining by. from or
under them.
JAS. I. N RALEYl
Trustee.
Oct Is, 1s1i--s..
h
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-29
NOTICE.

a IL persons are hereby forcwarneta
IA from crossing. or ,resspassing upon
any part Of my farm known as "IIarrow
Hills" situated near the village Of Chap
tic". after this date with or without dog
or gun. Agsinst all offeaacrs. the law
vii. be rigidly enforced.
GEO X GARNER.
Oct 90. fS74-lms
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-29

NOTICE.-My farm 10 posted from
this day. All persons therefore are po-
itely asked and required to respees the
law IN such cases.
A. w. GARDINER.
Oct. %, ls74lt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-10-29
NOTICE..

NOuuS6s
FNIlE School Commissioners Tor Saint
IL Mary's county will meet At their
Office. in Leonardtown. on
THURSDAY. November the 18th. pro1 i,
If fair. il not. the FIRST fair day theresf.
ter. to attend the examination Of teach.
ers whose certificates have expired or are
about TO expire. rs we'll as those who are
teaching under appointments from the To-
cal trustees only. aud Of all who expect
to enter the profession at an early day -
The examination will commence ut 10
o'clock, .. m.
By order
BENZ. TIPPETT, Sec.
The treasurer will meet the teachers
in Lconardtown on
SATURDAY. October the 3lst inst
to pay up arrearages as far a. he is au-
shorized
Oct. %, 1S74-2,*
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, 1874-01-09
GEN ERAL NEWS ITEMS,

Ono doalor in Tarlbault, N1nn., las shipped
about fifty tons Of butter to tho Eastern markets
tho past aeason.
"A 1nusltrat got into the trout-pond of a1r,
Russell. as qoneva Laso. Wis. tho otAcr day,
aud Killed all but rhrco of the fish.
nIho namo or tbat portion Of tho Des noincs
Valley Road botweon keokuk ar1 Des Moines
has boon changed to tho Keokuk l. Dcs Moline.
Ruilwny.
Tho Lapolto Herald estimates tho cost OF
liquor consumed in that city at 525O,D00 allnu.
ally. TAat would build factorios enough to
nearly double lts population.
-Dcer must be p!euty in Cherokee County,
Iowa. Tho Leader HaYb j. x. Nico returned lust
weok from htl:,tlng expedition OF Il fow dnys'
duration With nineteen 0eer.
wcorro %. Gorao Cords County, Iowa, is becoming
voted 10 raising Thoroughbred cattle, mud many
farmers are raising tho short-horu breod of cat
tlo.
.,-Tho eplzoo:io has made Its rcarpcaranco in
AloWor County, Iowa. Dir. Trowbsidgo, OF Lyle,
has ioHt two huracs, and d noighbor OF his ono
horse. It s reported that thore are several othar
cases IN the sasno vicinity.
a horso, atolon iu an adjoining county. was
found tied In tho brush neur Polk City, Iowa
New Ycars eyo. a watch was sot for tic thiof'
who coon CAME to food 1t. Io was pursued, and
IN attempting to crosh tho riYor, foil into MI air.
hole, and 1t il not Known wheLhor lo was drown
ol or not.
Tho State Auditor OF Minnesota js still two
counties short In making up his annual renort.
His figures arcady received show Tint tlIo lotM
taxable M M property Of tho state amounts 10 S112,-
ooo.oo0 al increaBo Of 5l0, 1000, ,U00 over laBt
year. This increase, it mast ho borne Il, mind.
~ % made e., up entirely OF personal pro2crty.-A.
Paul Pioneer.
"A clerk doing business for Coleman In a
store ut Grand Meadow, Minn., has bocu arrest.
Ga for emhozzlomont to tho amount OF tS3.Gu0,
1t Ia Hhid that 81 900 of this l.s ance boou le-
oo'cIed.-t':eeoorn County Standard.
,-4osarH. 600. Wortlnngton. William T.. r aoA,
Col. t!sclan Ma1sh, asIl Rufus CLaooy, e.tizona
OF hlllWaukoe, lRvo purchased 1,5fi aoros OF
land ut Wapoton. in tho Slioyont,e Valley. Sd
mica NJ west Of Fargo. agreeing to cultivate ono
third next bonson. IAey have ,:so contracted
for 20, QUO acrcs additional, aul intend working
up colony iutorost uoxt aoaann,
"A vast number OF flHh aro being caught
lhia wintor out Of tho Mississippi River, nuar
Dubuque. Quo man oaurht $50 pounds With a
hook New Years Day. Another man captured
5000 pounds NJ ono llanl Of tho eeino near Lam
sing. a car load Of tlAh woro brought to Du<
bnluo ON Now Yoat u Day.
1t ta rep0rtod thai tho Cairo Tosaa l. Ar
Kansas lsailruad Company hayo purchased thu
right Of way to, mud considerable ground ut,
Birds Point, mud that It iH tho purpose Of tha
Company to at onoo oxtond their road to thai
point. Il ~ also said that thu ferry-boat Throt
States viii DO cngagod to transfer freight and
passengers bctwcoM this city and tho termnul
Of the ahoye-uamed road. The entiro uork4
expected to be completed In thirty days.
, 1874-01-09

IL. N. ctesney, who somo time since killed a
negro named Knox. ut Abingdon, ILL.,, was trod
aud acquitted by Fulton County Jury lust weok.
nny. GsanSy wsa arnnk :; ws 1. he committed M tho
ton Register says tlat, aftor diHchargng tho do
iondant: Judge i1igboe addr"nae'' ''i'-~'F tn the
Jury md remarked q It IL yuur prul4,.uu ~
I@Hs nfon til" law allu ey.uenue in oaseH OF this
gfot to nave to preside at O court where such
great injustice il sometimes do,lo."
, 1874-01-09
rot tuo pspof alrondy IN our hands. But wo

forbcnr.
suoll ID tho man who has deooivod md poss-
bly, destroyed Attorney. General Williams. Ills
charactor accoun!s for tho result hts tniluance
over the Attorney Qonoral has produoatl. Tha;
ho is bold aud Biti'lfnl political aavont,,ror Ia
true. That every iuan WHO tluB boon Intimately
connected with lin In politics Inns aulrero'l III
reputation, iB equally tt,1o. 10 know TINT Will
ia,na hns allowo.l himself to listen to 11ipplo,
ans Mitchell, IL to know why Williams haa done
tllat OF wl'icl, his old aoluaintuncos Ia Oregon
have boen loath to bccyo him capable.
, 1874-01-09

Judge Allison OF tho Jefferson {1nd.) Circuit
Court, has slonldel tl.at tho application 1T par
sou for permit to soil liquor under tho Daxtor
voted at the lust election. Judge DerAsl,iro, Of
lliploy, has before giyon similar decision.
Judge Allison has doolded TINT tho Judgment OF
conviction Ut o violation Of tho law IL ayidonce
nf foriaiture OF tho pormit, aud 1t, after coll
dor tho old pormlt, his honao may ho oloaod o. q
Observation-Disclosures Jour7,uI.
, 1874-01-09

II. Mitchell. writing it John Hiram Mitchell
when le doemod himself called upon to write hia
namo in full and that l'ia trllo naalo WAS u1'-
elected United Statoa 6enator.
siIst-That at tue tlmo he ran away from
Ponnsylyanla. no carried away large amount
Of moneys which lo had collected as tito attorney
Of divers of his clients.
SegcuM-That when le loft ponnsylyanuia te
VIVA indebted. and instead Of paying up his
lobts when ho nude tho money with which ho
might have dono so. llo allowed Ais paper to
stand unpaid, hH whereabouts not being known
to lis creditors, till tho summer Immediately
preceding bis election to tho Senate, wien
foroaoeing TINT in case Of Ills election LILA iden.
tity az tic, abacondipg ,uipp'o might become
hls paper ut II tritio Of its faco yaluo.
Eighth-Thnt WHOM ho calno to tlis coaat, mud
within two yonrs utter liA arrival iu Oreson,--
to-wit, Oil tho 25th day Of February, 10Ua,-he
married young ludy Of Portland, ho paaslng as
NiuM-Ilat ho was not divorced from Ills
wlfe whom ho loft III Pennsylvania till Apri1,
16Iio, somotl,ing over seyen years nftor his mar.
rlago in Oregon.
eido Of tho political .colrnptlons tlat have
marked la .career In this country, alsd Which
hayo made hiH na1ne q synonym III the popular
milM with all that ia vicious IN political man
agenleat.
There are Il hundred nl!uor matters which wa
could mention and provo. but 1t IL hardly ncc-
eBuary at this time. Wo llayo interviewed tho
deserted wife. her fathor, her Hister, tho woman
Maria ]. bIlnkcr, aud dozorH Of othorH III tho
noighborLood from which Ao 4bHconied; wo
hnyo takon copies Of tho records touching tic
caao In tho East and In Oregon--we haye In
short, siftod tho matter 10 the bottom. am.i wo
know the ground va stand upon. We might
add other el1argos Of no whit lsss gravity Iii /.
molal sollso, reacling right dawn to tho timo of
wo wero willing to atato that OF which wo layc
, 1874-01-09

NORMAL SCHOOLS.
There arc throo Normal Schools now in opera
tion, ut follows: At Platteyille. with 40S stud
outs last year. 1Sa In tho Normul department,
and $50 Ill alt enrolled ths fall torn at White
water, number OF HtudeutRnot given; at Oshkosh,
22l pupils, With au average membership Of .127
pupils. 4 fourth bus been located at Rivor
Falls, and q building will be put up this year.
Tho fund, derived from tue sale Of swamp
lands, iH ample, nnd tho institutions have good'
buildings, FHul..tIes anl faciIitoB for tnstruu-
tion, and aro increasing iu ollcsonoy.
HuNnuY ITEMS,
During tho last year, 7,0l9 teaohors' osrttf-
cntos were granted, which Ia 9lo more than lo
previous ycar. OF these, 5,20s wore to fotnulos,
and about 1000 woro OF tho lowest of threo
grades. Out Of 10 applicants for State cer-
'ttlcatoB, received tlsm for life, for five
yours. Tl,ors have been .}5 Teachers' Institutes
nf + nr!s lald, R"'' al Normal lnatftutes of two
to four weekn. srcuu! hli.llhtlCa rtIul1eu 70 hi
collected show 100 blind children, 2a0 deaf, and
SIT dotto or feoblo.miaded; also, out OF Ill ,192
, 1874-07-01

Edas-Dur!ug tho week tho arrivals have been
nun'oroHs, and, tbs wsatler being very hot, ,nany
cautious about taking hold-puFchasng ouiy to meet
daily Wans, aud ruIuir1ng tho sclers to guarantee the
eggs atriety fresh. Sales aye been nude ut lUd1au
for fresh. To-ssay tlcro was better demand, Ut I'M
FI8I1-The demand for fish continues untnterrupt-
edly active, orders from local consumers al we'll III
from tho country trade ouR t4au usually ltler
o. even for this season q the ys. pr!ees range tho
seady, except for ION Rraae mackerel We quoto M.
whttSss Sa H~orl = M*et9eSS1o; tSsx No 10: fs7sg
No. niacko.el. Hhrl ss6ua50eo; fa1aily aaekerel,
Gsai eoiiis, s;:sa6.5o; deoras4 scdiisi,. ssi5a
kbrl s425@l.ap Labrador herring, ruuni br $50
as UU do, K-bfl, $4.0o1 4.a5 bax bprrng, No. i,
50l1Jo; box herring, ncnled, 49@4so; Columbia River
FRUITS And NuTB-1susiuesa continues 1ues
aud priccH have not raGentty heen nubjectnd to any
material huqtuRsons. Btocka both Of domeatio aud
forei8u much rslucaa aud this fuct alone enables
a. follows: FoaE.as-patcs, oA@1oa: Aas, drums,
l4sslde; ngs, In boxss, layers, HH3lSido; rnrk-
ish primes, 13A@1yHo raslns, layers, $3.l5t9
rents 7Ats7ke; c5treu s?3S3o; s.ou psel. lael?0o.
A1,cnigan sliced. l3N@14o; AeAigau. quaftvrs, TX
@l3ho; Nestsrn .. Do. ll;9las; Southern DO, 1le.
oAerr!es 40@tlo. NuIs-Eilbery. 1ola1Go; altnouds.
TeraGona, 9lta2ao; fapleS Waln1ta, l8es 100: Chilli
nraxlIK, 100 lie; pocans Ye1as 014al0Xo Whining
tun Eeants fancy, l.G3l3o: do second quality, 7ta
l0c; Tenuesses peanuts, BSou; African peanuts, 70
GREEN FRuIr8-1emons have boon fairly active
during ths week, but With tho exception OF Yery cloco
fruit, tho feeling haA not been ot ArneBa, owing
70 tks asss ossinga Of tut$ztas fruit here aud IL New
, 1874-07-01
North I1atatcd ut, rs II n Of Gardner st, I.

North IIalatctl ut, rs II n Of Gardner sk, VT,
29xloo It, with improvements, dated Aug.
ooniral rark av, lid It n oi Twenty -scoonit 1t,
wf, a5x14GN fl. tlatetl juno o30.............
West A.ian,s at. 81 LILO IT Of Rockwell u, (,
24xl25 7-1O It. ,latod April i3......,........
Tin1trnoy at, 100 II " Of California st, n (, o0x
le4H Il, datcd juno 9:::.
West Erio At, cor Of Elizabeth se, n I. 2ix
100 B5-100 It, dated June e25.....,......:.
Calumet ny, 174 LILO ft Ii Of ThiFsy-t!ird st,
4, 75x12aN y, dated Juno 25.;....:.:.;:....
Calumet nv, 24D Lilo Il n Of Thirty-thied at. "
Foarlcpr LOTS In D(ock ~. au!l 10 lots In
Dluck ~, all IN Bhof!alia Addition, dalod
Church It, q cor * Biaeil,awk it. " I, ok
124 Lilo it, t1nteG Jnne 3o................... %.
hlars1tlotl st, cor Of uarrtaou Ut, 0 I, 20o1
12J IT. dated Jtna ~. 24..................,...
North dark vt, bg4 II IL Of Ohio st., " t, 3okx
HUx II, latod Jano w...... ............v.
NYeHt Washington 1t, 6O Il of Curtis ut, n 1, 60
11tlO It, dated Juno 30. Observation-Disclosures.
MONTH or u1rr LIMITS, WITHIN RADIUS OF
MItr,a or THE Counr-H1usH.
Lot O nnd Q X Lot 7 In Block q Of Linn h
Bwann'sw y t<'of block 10. Il Soc. 20, 40, IA,
with bnildinRx, dated Iu1la 2l. -. .............
cot I'll Of CRY LtMtrs, WITHIN RADIUS or
MILES or THE counr-1rousH.
Lois II and II. Block !, Of Fowlor's Lotz II to
Is, Forcatyillu, latcu Jnne 0..............,.
Lnta IL, IL, and IL, In san,e Block, dalesl 5unnD
I.ol8 Il and Is, III Laater'a Iock 4, atowart'8
swh Of sso. /. 40, u, datett tano Co.,.
Lot 10, In 1ngra,n's . acre8 Of Il, ~
"aw N Sec. 4, ia II, dated June 1t..... .....
Wal1aro ut, = " cnr Of B1ty-ArBt bt, II, 74HI
120 IT, dated March l9,,.....,............... II,
, 1874-07-01

Tho Nav York Express ssys: "Tho export Of
wllont from Now York for J,,no, 1t IL prodictod
will exceed any month in tho history OF the
trade. Then Il will be largo indeed, as Tho fig-
Mxes show thSt tho exportA Of wh0At from Now
York IN October, 1875, reached B,070, 700 bush-
OILS. 1'ho oxportB OF wheat from Now York to the
20th Inst. were 4,651, 400 bushels. A relative
increase would garry tho aggregate OF Now York
to $3.50, 300 bu."
CALL DoAKD.
Wheat waa fairly aciyo and flrmer. Corn
, was active and ~ hishor. oAsa and provis-
Wboet cfosod et s1.171l@1.1726 cash and
sol!or July; Sl.1oN sollor August; and e1.0a
aelIcr September,
Corn closed At 59ssie@5a3Go cnsh 6911<6D5o18o
Roller July OK @505so solor August; and 59Iso
asked, Aeilor September.
Oats woro held at Apo hollor Juno; 4111lo
acllor July; and 93111o aellor August.
Moss pork elosod At 5l7.70@17.75 cAsh or
BollorJuly $3.50 7.05Hollor August; $3.50
@lH.20 seller Sopternbor; and $,14.00@l1.26
hellor tho yoar. Lard nt 3t1.05G9f1.10 cash or
seller July; 511. .15tD11.20 seller August. Short
ribs offorod at *8.O5 Helor July.
Wheat was quiet lato In tho afternoon, an1
closed ~ hfghor than on Change, ut $i.17tt4
aollor ju1y, and a1.114 aolior August. Corn
was qu|ct and lower tllan on tho cnil cloaEng at
69t{@159JSo for July, aud 69@50ko aollor As,-
gust, ,8aEeH OF moss pork include 500 brlH soller
July at 3l7,70; 6Qu hrls do h1llor September at
$500; $50 ten lard eollcr July ut s1i .05. Lako
froightB woro quiet but yery firm at 4c for corn
10 Buffalo. Agents say thoy shall usk lighor
rateH tomorrow.
, 1874-07-01

market; Other foreign fruits 1et VIII lea nansify
MANY. Tha omand howayer, Il failing oir, a1 prices
ad eeo n
S9ss 9s:; s, r. Il tSS r%s'
e. 6;
soo.oGerfes Dose; oask raapborties l1Slse red DO
zoe; blackberrcs, 18@o6o clerriea, so"r do,
hfEs ssss sery "
DURING tho paat wssk no onana Tor a1o soos ,, as
w s Tue ss VII 1sss s sssk 9H a
rmor md healthier tonc, Important nr4eo changes
eoliocs 10th of w},sh are materially aher. During
tho paat few days there haa hoen considerable o.
safcei x@No, viii . strone propabi!lty Of a st|ll
fnrthor np"ard increment. smgArs nre III Large de- ds'
.n rs r ns ns9s s aoaS s
Tho manufacturers of star candles hare advanced Tic
price 1c, 10 tako effect Tomorrow. We now quote:
essss; !Sst$'s g. s.y.
rrime hio a5a2;Ae;@ gool DO, 2!ss44o sun,ino.,
e s;, aSs ssSSs; FsSs s.s g. isSs1 iH; ;sx sssspoa e.
fuIl wei3ht, 13!s5t!o; d. 'Iors weiNht; i21@i3
lInn. VG3oXs: iousia,,n. sktspNe. '''0'''' ~AA'
'ored xc mrnnnja.td i1aiiSo. A. sinndar,l like:
do No .. f0te: j. loSo axtra .. ioc: No. = 0;:c:
rc1in,r r. M j. 9;IGn1tn ri,olrn hrown nt:a1Hn.
',ri,uo do, otSp 10 lii to, BTfs1o: cnoIce ,oIssses
a',usr navXn: fair d. HMasEn commnn do.
s4aE'c 0VS'i0o' t~3 wv ''s''o's'' s'1A'D wv
S1nurs-Dtamona s1r,pv. st.32at.3 .3s; silver dr,pu
oxtra do. 35a3oc: New oriea,,a Moanses eloics. a5a
sgc do rrinIc, 80apao: do common. 7o@T2c: Iortn
Trf. fnn|aaaps cni1c nstaJac ro,n,nnn nniosuas "a
aioc. ''''s'' ~A''N'' 0's>''' ''''''
@HAfEua71,a-Conmou tn teat stfa0,fc
RrIursnSI1.,icc i7M@fsE": clnSoa. 4easoc cas.
s,a, 35G5;7c; rcnror, 5sS:Dc rtoas, No, i. 45a
Isl rlacr. African, I1GSa8c do Unlc,lttn 1Sa2Uc
goArs|uorinan m,ot,jcI. 0st7Gxo: Goiien WeHt. &
G0tr: White Iiiy 8lGatXc: Whilo 1loso gtifaako;
saajn. fa;Xo. :. gavon intertal. GaHifo whfto it.r
aian, sss9So Champaign. 0csoyo: pFmrose, ca 6Hc
HrAncii-Sijyor uloyy vaffS id cunlnon StaIOEu :
purc, Gss 6ac.
HXY-Contnuca dull* md both timothy and prairie
arc lnwcr thai d week ogp THIS latter especially Ia
weak under llpernl recsiIta and comparatively light
inquiry t)rerz have bo rcceiyoll for timothy occ1-
s,nuiy mi I'm lciter ursca navo rln ra,lyrly
steaIY during the rust Tow daya Tho rocciis of hay
aro 1bnraI tho farmers being au4ioua 10 dfspoAe Of
vnf tI,ev lnvD mn Ira MI heforc rcrefrv the rGw trop
, 1874-07-01
CHICAGO DAILY 3iAllKET.


Iufapax !, y IL, EVS1so' "a 'aha w.
IL. 81 91,;sa a.as ., =. t e. 1. 7 Il,
a.,i :, 1sesa - Wy VIII @ mouea.o @ otu's W"
MamGIIn T; T;toi n I.s .n "nu H. ~ r
.t. LIN, ~ nt'l .oM pGttaseH wv saihos tos
soson acnlcas 9ooaa On 19o oaso or or iast foFles
sss ss.s aarlehna, asa9 ana % h1m 1ooKs ~ tougn
tns'Aor ~, mateIia! aa'9hse Mou 20 oh!aosaoa T!hh
.a1 nett 1ostn,gnt bnrlalw anu gunhies anve ruleu
v.!et eeatIy laea. noot sacts Ar0 1eeelNn8 mo5o
atehtfo anu arc more hfly henl' Mo q'lote: st&fks
~ AaWs1on ns q, Ansrican q, Anosschg,
~ usel rasea! a.G; pmsinr naRs nh4 pa.
@ s"NG., si"e1o' A"oloos 10 uono'e 1'eS4oc
.11, ~ - sfo s ofdes1nG
sc. ips srs y, sra 10 pn sa na
gl,ed though tLo aosks arc smaller Than year ago.
stoen & ot ast Soaa coi u sat HoFo9a conceIn-
5ss sne Icy ns" rsul' nH,oasu 1Nsse yela: me Hoae
saT i,1n e: r u9 pren " e tar ~ VIII & M
tn.o a cnnlce ~ & sl 1s n1on tar eoo aS'
AeynnG: eyfniIIn,vo ,r,rrn,.ro mr.. ,.,,,
,,,a i,;. = 49, .ae ipsaa @ aenanu CON
nLncs n Isut, eplupatet u tnak !or Fass aeaaouH'
rl,ees, @ nowesSt, arc w''n9ne natoraA Gnaago, ne
ink nt,,a uo"it 90 " % EW ~ sepoal
A. asSo' Htno' 81" IorA htneso' g. NJ
2 on III msTe naa ~ :, no; & @ . Dft LStaao &C.
siit WI ~ = IT,; ~; nS ~ ps, tSa5c ite nn
~ nSessha as naf e ~ soo nfe GritS do
m @ Iio1 Iii ~ ~
~, s ma"Ase = nu 'G.G1 nat nsessee' nt
W. n,n ano - ~ P1eeSa' e4o'o'@@-~i u" eoAnons
iii irEG II, butter ror.ot III, mai pca,r In,
developed no yery important no" foat.'rea. The o1.
IT. Heo i isas Losna'i1R nrnG tso Rtsa,ef nar. ~
.no "seA Ia'ul!ay ua,nIsaeN tus sNpp1y. nus as u
nt - i ~ ts ~ npuel. we1e W.